NICHOLAS BERGHEM.
67
It is stated, in Mr. Young’s catalogue of the Grosvenor Gallery,
that the above picture was in the collection of M. Julienne, M. de
Gagnat, and Blondel de Gagny; and that it was purchased in a public
sale of the latter collection at the price of 1200Z. ; but the Writer
has not been able to find it in any of the above-mentioned catalogues.
199- A Landscape, with a group of cattle and sigures on
the left fore-ground ; the nearest object is a fine red cow, seen
in a profile view ; beyond which is a woman upon a mule, in
a blue dress. A stream of water extends along the middle of
the scene. This is a beautiful example of the master.
II in. by 1ft. 4< in.—P. sabout.)
Now in the collection of Count Perigaux Lafitte.
Valued at 9000y$. 360Z.
200. The Interior of a Barn, with a party of Peasants
drinking and carousing; amongst them is a couple dancing to
the music of a fiddle and hurdy gurdy. Painted en grisaille,
in imitation of A. Ostade, expressly for his friend Visscher,
by whom it was engraved, and also by Mercier.
1ft. 6 in. by 1st. 3 in.—P.
Collection of Lord Gwydyr, 1829. (bought by the Writer) 35 gs.
201. A View on a Canal in Winter, with a cottage and
several bare trees on its banks. In front are a man and a
woman, lading a sledge with wood; and at a little distance
from them is a man sitting on the edge of a boat, fastening on
his skates.
11 in. by 1st. in.
Engraved by T. Major, and also by Jorma, from a picture then
in the collection of Lord Viscount Middleton, 1755.
202. A View over a Barren Rocky Landscape. On the
fore-ground are a woman on an ass, and another on foot by
her side ; the foal of her beast, and a man driving three cows,
complete the group. The view is bounded on the right by a
67
It is stated, in Mr. Young’s catalogue of the Grosvenor Gallery,
that the above picture was in the collection of M. Julienne, M. de
Gagnat, and Blondel de Gagny; and that it was purchased in a public
sale of the latter collection at the price of 1200Z. ; but the Writer
has not been able to find it in any of the above-mentioned catalogues.
199- A Landscape, with a group of cattle and sigures on
the left fore-ground ; the nearest object is a fine red cow, seen
in a profile view ; beyond which is a woman upon a mule, in
a blue dress. A stream of water extends along the middle of
the scene. This is a beautiful example of the master.
II in. by 1ft. 4< in.—P. sabout.)
Now in the collection of Count Perigaux Lafitte.
Valued at 9000y$. 360Z.
200. The Interior of a Barn, with a party of Peasants
drinking and carousing; amongst them is a couple dancing to
the music of a fiddle and hurdy gurdy. Painted en grisaille,
in imitation of A. Ostade, expressly for his friend Visscher,
by whom it was engraved, and also by Mercier.
1ft. 6 in. by 1st. 3 in.—P.
Collection of Lord Gwydyr, 1829. (bought by the Writer) 35 gs.
201. A View on a Canal in Winter, with a cottage and
several bare trees on its banks. In front are a man and a
woman, lading a sledge with wood; and at a little distance
from them is a man sitting on the edge of a boat, fastening on
his skates.
11 in. by 1st. in.
Engraved by T. Major, and also by Jorma, from a picture then
in the collection of Lord Viscount Middleton, 1755.
202. A View over a Barren Rocky Landscape. On the
fore-ground are a woman on an ass, and another on foot by
her side ; the foal of her beast, and a man driving three cows,
complete the group. The view is bounded on the right by a