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56 PETER VAN SLINGELANDT.
Gerard Dow, under whose name it was exhibited in the British
Gallery, 1826.
Now in His Majesty’s collection, and worth .... 450 gs.
16 in. by 13| in.—P.
25. An Interior, with figures : on the right, and front, are two
men, seated at a table; one with a pipe and jug in his hands ;
behind the chair of the latter stands a pretty young woman;
some cards are lying on the table; in front lies a dog; on the
opposite side are some carrots on a tub ; and in the back of the
room is seen a woman with a child.
Now in the collection of the Duchess de Berri.
18 in. by 12 in.—P.
26. A candlelight piece. A young man seated at the side
of a table, upon which he is leaning to light his pipe at a candle,
which he holds in his left hand. This is an admirably painted
picture, signed, and dated 1684.
Collection os M. Paignon Dijonval. Bought by Mr. Emmerson.
8 in. by 6| in.—P.
27. The portrait of a very fair lady; she is dressed in a
scarlet velvet neglige, or corset. Exquisitely finished.
Now in the collection of M. Hoffman, at Haerlem.
9 in. by 7 in.—P.
28. A Dutch family. The scene presents the interior of a
handsome apartment, suitably furnished, in which are a lady
and a gentleman, and their two children. The lady, elegantly
attired in a scarlet corset, bordered with ermine, and an em-
broidered satin petticoat, is seated in front, with a child at her
side, holding a bird’s-nest in its hand ; on the left of the lady
is a youth, dressed in the rich costume of the period, with
a stick in his hand, apparently approaching his mother. The
Gerard Dow, under whose name it was exhibited in the British
Gallery, 1826.
Now in His Majesty’s collection, and worth .... 450 gs.
16 in. by 13| in.—P.
25. An Interior, with figures : on the right, and front, are two
men, seated at a table; one with a pipe and jug in his hands ;
behind the chair of the latter stands a pretty young woman;
some cards are lying on the table; in front lies a dog; on the
opposite side are some carrots on a tub ; and in the back of the
room is seen a woman with a child.
Now in the collection of the Duchess de Berri.
18 in. by 12 in.—P.
26. A candlelight piece. A young man seated at the side
of a table, upon which he is leaning to light his pipe at a candle,
which he holds in his left hand. This is an admirably painted
picture, signed, and dated 1684.
Collection os M. Paignon Dijonval. Bought by Mr. Emmerson.
8 in. by 6| in.—P.
27. The portrait of a very fair lady; she is dressed in a
scarlet velvet neglige, or corset. Exquisitely finished.
Now in the collection of M. Hoffman, at Haerlem.
9 in. by 7 in.—P.
28. A Dutch family. The scene presents the interior of a
handsome apartment, suitably furnished, in which are a lady
and a gentleman, and their two children. The lady, elegantly
attired in a scarlet corset, bordered with ermine, and an em-
broidered satin petticoat, is seated in front, with a child at her
side, holding a bird’s-nest in its hand ; on the left of the lady
is a youth, dressed in the rich costume of the period, with
a stick in his hand, apparently approaching his mother. The