32 NICHOLAS BERGHEM.
a little to the right are a cow and a goat in the water.
The general effect is that of a fresh morning. This is an
admirable production.
2 st. 10 in. by 3 ft. 6 in.—C.
Collection of M. Montribloud, . 1784. . 5140^5. 2061.
- M. Tolozan, . . . 1801. . 4800/s. 192/.
--- M. Reynders, Brussels, 1821. . 0000 flo. 800/.
- *M. Lapeyrkre . . 1825. 16,100/s. 644/.
This picture was subsequently in the possession of the Count
Mecklenburg.
83. The Ponte Mole. A landscape, traversed by a river,
which is crossed by a bridge of three arches, the entrance to
which is through an ancient gateway ; its passage is also com-
manded by a round tower; and a villa, of modern construction,
stands near the foot of the bridge. A rough road, running
parallel with the river, forms the fore-ground, on which are
four men, a woman, and several cows ; among the former is
one, wearing a sheep-skin jacket, on a bay horse, with his back
to the spectator ; a second walks by his side; and a third is
driving two cows: two dogs are in front, one of which is
barking at the cows. A man, with a cow and two laden
mules, is descending the bridge. A bright sunny morning
pervades the scene.
2 ft. 1 in. by 2 ft. 6 in.—C.
Collection of Count de Menars, . 1780. . 4802 fs. i02l.
-- M. Godefroy, . . . 1785. . 7000/s. 280/.
-- Mr. Brian, . . . 1798. 320 gs.
■-- Sir S. Clarke, and G. Hibbert, Esq. 1802. SlOgs.
Again, collection of G. Hibbert, Esq. 1829. 355 gs.
Now in the collection of Charles Bullin, Esq., Liverpool.
84. A Hawking Party, &c. This delightful picture repre-
sents a view over an open ssat country, divided by a wide
expanse of water, which is crossed in the middle distance by a
a little to the right are a cow and a goat in the water.
The general effect is that of a fresh morning. This is an
admirable production.
2 st. 10 in. by 3 ft. 6 in.—C.
Collection of M. Montribloud, . 1784. . 5140^5. 2061.
- M. Tolozan, . . . 1801. . 4800/s. 192/.
--- M. Reynders, Brussels, 1821. . 0000 flo. 800/.
- *M. Lapeyrkre . . 1825. 16,100/s. 644/.
This picture was subsequently in the possession of the Count
Mecklenburg.
83. The Ponte Mole. A landscape, traversed by a river,
which is crossed by a bridge of three arches, the entrance to
which is through an ancient gateway ; its passage is also com-
manded by a round tower; and a villa, of modern construction,
stands near the foot of the bridge. A rough road, running
parallel with the river, forms the fore-ground, on which are
four men, a woman, and several cows ; among the former is
one, wearing a sheep-skin jacket, on a bay horse, with his back
to the spectator ; a second walks by his side; and a third is
driving two cows: two dogs are in front, one of which is
barking at the cows. A man, with a cow and two laden
mules, is descending the bridge. A bright sunny morning
pervades the scene.
2 ft. 1 in. by 2 ft. 6 in.—C.
Collection of Count de Menars, . 1780. . 4802 fs. i02l.
-- M. Godefroy, . . . 1785. . 7000/s. 280/.
-- Mr. Brian, . . . 1798. 320 gs.
■-- Sir S. Clarke, and G. Hibbert, Esq. 1802. SlOgs.
Again, collection of G. Hibbert, Esq. 1829. 355 gs.
Now in the collection of Charles Bullin, Esq., Liverpool.
84. A Hawking Party, &c. This delightful picture repre-
sents a view over an open ssat country, divided by a wide
expanse of water, which is crossed in the middle distance by a