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688. A Portrait of the Duke of Buckingham, clad in armour
and wearing a red scarf.
23 in. by 18 in.—P.
This is probably the picture inserted No. 127 in the catalogue of
the artist’s effects, p. 32.
Collection of M. Godefroy, . . . 1785. . 4300 fs. 192Z.
- M. du Clos, . . . 1812. . 9500fs. 3301.
689- Ulysses and his Friend discovering Achilles among the
Daughters of Lycomedes. The youthful hero, clothed in a
scarlet robe, stands in a masculine attitude in the centre of the
composition; his right hand grasps a sword and the left its
scabbard, while his attention is directed to his father, who
expresses his recognition by placing his hand on his son’s arm.
The females consist of six young ladies and an elderly one,
amongst whom is one of the former dressed in white satin (seen
in a prosile view) ; another, in a yellow robe with blue sleeves,
kneels in front, examining a basket of jewels; and a third, in a
gray vest, is stooping by her side, engaged in the same object.
Painted in a free and spirited manner.
4ft. 6 in. by 3 st. 11 in.-—C.
Engraved by Visscher, Ryckman, and anonymous.
Collection of M. Nouri, .... 1795. . 3200^5. 128Z.
Now in the collection of Sir Abraham Hume, Bart.
690. Two Angels bearing the dead Body of a Child to
Heaven. One of them has a palm-branch in his hand, and a
third angel carries a wreath of ssowers.
17| in. by 23| in.
Collection of Van Slingelandt, Dort, 1785. . 410 so. 37k
—--- Mrs. Harritz, London, 1810 30 gs.
Recently in the collection of Edward Gray, Esq.
691- A Landscape, exhibiting a view over a ssat country,
beautifully varied with trees and hedges, and enlivened by a
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688. A Portrait of the Duke of Buckingham, clad in armour
and wearing a red scarf.
23 in. by 18 in.—P.
This is probably the picture inserted No. 127 in the catalogue of
the artist’s effects, p. 32.
Collection of M. Godefroy, . . . 1785. . 4300 fs. 192Z.
- M. du Clos, . . . 1812. . 9500fs. 3301.
689- Ulysses and his Friend discovering Achilles among the
Daughters of Lycomedes. The youthful hero, clothed in a
scarlet robe, stands in a masculine attitude in the centre of the
composition; his right hand grasps a sword and the left its
scabbard, while his attention is directed to his father, who
expresses his recognition by placing his hand on his son’s arm.
The females consist of six young ladies and an elderly one,
amongst whom is one of the former dressed in white satin (seen
in a prosile view) ; another, in a yellow robe with blue sleeves,
kneels in front, examining a basket of jewels; and a third, in a
gray vest, is stooping by her side, engaged in the same object.
Painted in a free and spirited manner.
4ft. 6 in. by 3 st. 11 in.-—C.
Engraved by Visscher, Ryckman, and anonymous.
Collection of M. Nouri, .... 1795. . 3200^5. 128Z.
Now in the collection of Sir Abraham Hume, Bart.
690. Two Angels bearing the dead Body of a Child to
Heaven. One of them has a palm-branch in his hand, and a
third angel carries a wreath of ssowers.
17| in. by 23| in.
Collection of Van Slingelandt, Dort, 1785. . 410 so. 37k
—--- Mrs. Harritz, London, 1810 30 gs.
Recently in the collection of Edward Gray, Esq.
691- A Landscape, exhibiting a view over a ssat country,
beautifully varied with trees and hedges, and enlivened by a
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