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ALBERT CUYP.
third, of a tawny yellow colour, is drinking in the stream,
and the remaining one stands in the water. Engraved in
aquaetinto, by Coqueret.
255. A View on a River in Elolland, with a number of
fishing boats moored close in shore on the left; and near them
may be noticed a row-boat with eight men in it, crossing the
water. The river is bounded by a low line of coast, and four
small vessels are visible in the distance.
1/i. 5| in. by \ft. 9 in.—-P.
Now in the collection of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Manchester.
256. A Gentleman, followed by three dogs, observing
men unpacking cases on the shore of a river. The former
appears to be speaking to a man holding a basket, which rests
on a case, and a second man is stooping to unpack a similar
case: several packages lie on the ground near them. The
fore-ground is rendered picturesque by the introduction of
brambles and docks, and by one of the dogs lapping in a
pool. A number of fishing boats and other small craft are on
the river, and part of a village is seen a little distance off.
2 st. by 3st. J in.
Now in the collection of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Manchester.
257. A Party of three Cavaliers halting at some cottages
to refresh. Two of them have dismounted from gray and
bay horses, both of which stand in a side view by each other,
and are held by a youth. At some distance off, on the
opposite side, are seen three men at cards. The evening
of a fine day.
1 st. 4 in. by 1 st. 9 in.—C.
258. A View of the Castle of Brederode, and the sur-
rounding country, represented under the aspect of evening
and the approach of rain. In addition to the cattle which
embellish the scene, may be noticed a gentleman, seated near
ALBERT CUYP.
third, of a tawny yellow colour, is drinking in the stream,
and the remaining one stands in the water. Engraved in
aquaetinto, by Coqueret.
255. A View on a River in Elolland, with a number of
fishing boats moored close in shore on the left; and near them
may be noticed a row-boat with eight men in it, crossing the
water. The river is bounded by a low line of coast, and four
small vessels are visible in the distance.
1/i. 5| in. by \ft. 9 in.—-P.
Now in the collection of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Manchester.
256. A Gentleman, followed by three dogs, observing
men unpacking cases on the shore of a river. The former
appears to be speaking to a man holding a basket, which rests
on a case, and a second man is stooping to unpack a similar
case: several packages lie on the ground near them. The
fore-ground is rendered picturesque by the introduction of
brambles and docks, and by one of the dogs lapping in a
pool. A number of fishing boats and other small craft are on
the river, and part of a village is seen a little distance off.
2 st. by 3st. J in.
Now in the collection of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Manchester.
257. A Party of three Cavaliers halting at some cottages
to refresh. Two of them have dismounted from gray and
bay horses, both of which stand in a side view by each other,
and are held by a youth. At some distance off, on the
opposite side, are seen three men at cards. The evening
of a fine day.
1 st. 4 in. by 1 st. 9 in.—C.
258. A View of the Castle of Brederode, and the sur-
rounding country, represented under the aspect of evening
and the approach of rain. In addition to the cattle which
embellish the scene, may be noticed a gentleman, seated near