140 PHILIP WOUWERMANS.
7. The Arrival of a Hunting Party. Styled by the
engraver Moyreau, “ L’Arrive des Chasseurs.” See descrip-
tion, No. 16, Vol. i.
1 st. 7 by 2 st. 2.—P.
Exhibited for private sale in the Collection of the Duchess de
Berri, at Messrs. Christie and Manson’s, 1834, price 35OZ., bought
by Henry Bevan, Esq.
8. The Companion to the preceding, styled “ La Bou-
tique du Marechai,” of the same size, is in the Dresden
Gallery. See description, No. 17, Vol. I.
9. Halt of Cavalry at a Sutler’s Booth. The composition
offers on the left, a booth, erected round a tree, at which a
party of cavalry have halted to refresh, one of whom has
alighted from a grey horse, which is feeding out of a sack,
and is seated at the head of his steed ; a second stands by,
with his hands behind his back, looking at a bay horse, near
which is a third soldier : close to the left is a trumpeter, in a
scarlet coat, on an iron-grey horse, with his back to the spec-
tators ; two other soldiers, also mounted, are in the group ;
a boy and a dog are close to the front; the opposite side
opens over' a hilly country. A good example of the master.
13^ in. by 16~ in.
In the Collection of the Earl of Derby.
10. The Angels appearing to the Shepherds. The view
represents a hilly country, on the left of which are several
shepherds and their wives, some of whom are within an old
shed. One of the women is asleep, with a babe in her arms,
and a child lying by her side; a second female stands near
her, and a third is kneeling, with her back to the spectator.
7. The Arrival of a Hunting Party. Styled by the
engraver Moyreau, “ L’Arrive des Chasseurs.” See descrip-
tion, No. 16, Vol. i.
1 st. 7 by 2 st. 2.—P.
Exhibited for private sale in the Collection of the Duchess de
Berri, at Messrs. Christie and Manson’s, 1834, price 35OZ., bought
by Henry Bevan, Esq.
8. The Companion to the preceding, styled “ La Bou-
tique du Marechai,” of the same size, is in the Dresden
Gallery. See description, No. 17, Vol. I.
9. Halt of Cavalry at a Sutler’s Booth. The composition
offers on the left, a booth, erected round a tree, at which a
party of cavalry have halted to refresh, one of whom has
alighted from a grey horse, which is feeding out of a sack,
and is seated at the head of his steed ; a second stands by,
with his hands behind his back, looking at a bay horse, near
which is a third soldier : close to the left is a trumpeter, in a
scarlet coat, on an iron-grey horse, with his back to the spec-
tators ; two other soldiers, also mounted, are in the group ;
a boy and a dog are close to the front; the opposite side
opens over' a hilly country. A good example of the master.
13^ in. by 16~ in.
In the Collection of the Earl of Derby.
10. The Angels appearing to the Shepherds. The view
represents a hilly country, on the left of which are several
shepherds and their wives, some of whom are within an old
shed. One of the women is asleep, with a babe in her arms,
and a child lying by her side; a second female stands near
her, and a third is kneeling, with her back to the spectator.