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ADRIAN VANDER WERE.
551
senger, and delivered kneeling on a cloud ; his loins are girt
with a white mantle, and his right hand placed on his breast.
Description, No. 9, Vol. iv. improved.
In the Munich Gallery. Worth 5001.
4. Christ among the Doctors. The youthful Saviour,
clothed in grey apparel, is represented standing in the centre
of a large apartment; one hand is raised to his breast, and
the other a little advanced, and his attention is directed to a
venerable Rabin, who is seated at a table with several rolls
of parchment lying before him ; five other learned syndics
are behind the Saviour, two of them seated in front, and the
rest of them are seen more remote in the temple. Descrip-
tion, No. 13, Vol. iv. improved.
2 st. 6 by 1 st. 9.—P.
In the Munich Gallery.
5. Christ in the Judgment-hall. The suffering and
humiliated Saviour is represented naked, all but his loins,
seated in the centre of the place, with his hands bound, and
his attention directed to two soldiers, one of whom, clad in
fluted armour, kneels in front, and the other, bearing the
Roman fasces, bends in mockery before him; four other per-
sons are present, and a group of men is in a remote part of
the hall. Description, No. 15, Vol. iv. improved.
In the Munich Gallery.
6. Christ bearing his Cross to Calvary. In the composi-
tion of this picture, two Roman soldiers, assisted by Simon
the Cyrenean, are raising the massive cross from the back os
the weary Saviour, who has sunk under its weight on his hands
and knees: the two malefactors, with their hands bound
behind them, are in advance of the Saviour. A woman with
a child in her lap is seated on one side of the picture, and
551
senger, and delivered kneeling on a cloud ; his loins are girt
with a white mantle, and his right hand placed on his breast.
Description, No. 9, Vol. iv. improved.
In the Munich Gallery. Worth 5001.
4. Christ among the Doctors. The youthful Saviour,
clothed in grey apparel, is represented standing in the centre
of a large apartment; one hand is raised to his breast, and
the other a little advanced, and his attention is directed to a
venerable Rabin, who is seated at a table with several rolls
of parchment lying before him ; five other learned syndics
are behind the Saviour, two of them seated in front, and the
rest of them are seen more remote in the temple. Descrip-
tion, No. 13, Vol. iv. improved.
2 st. 6 by 1 st. 9.—P.
In the Munich Gallery.
5. Christ in the Judgment-hall. The suffering and
humiliated Saviour is represented naked, all but his loins,
seated in the centre of the place, with his hands bound, and
his attention directed to two soldiers, one of whom, clad in
fluted armour, kneels in front, and the other, bearing the
Roman fasces, bends in mockery before him; four other per-
sons are present, and a group of men is in a remote part of
the hall. Description, No. 15, Vol. iv. improved.
In the Munich Gallery.
6. Christ bearing his Cross to Calvary. In the composi-
tion of this picture, two Roman soldiers, assisted by Simon
the Cyrenean, are raising the massive cross from the back os
the weary Saviour, who has sunk under its weight on his hands
and knees: the two malefactors, with their hands bound
behind them, are in advance of the Saviour. A woman with
a child in her lap is seated on one side of the picture, and