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PETER DE HOOGE.
8. The Nursery. Interior of an apartment (without win-
dows), on the right of which is an interesting young woman
keeeling by the side of a cradle, raising the clothes prepara-
tory to placing her babe in it, which a servant standing
by holds in her arms, enveloped in a blanket. On the
opposite side of the room is a cheerful fire burning in the
chimney. A kettle and various objects improve the composi-
tion of this carefully-finished picture.
About 1 st. 6 by 1 st. 8.—C.
Bought by Mr. Woodburn, of M. De Gruyter, Amst., 1841.
9. The Duet. An apartment, in which are a gentleman
and a lady; the former, habited in a blue jacket and a yellow
sash, is seated, turning towards the lady, and at the same
time pointing to a violoncello, as if inviting her to join in a
duet; the latter is attired in white satin, and has a guitar in
her hand. A hat decked with feathers, is on a chair at the
side, near which is a spaniel dog.
3 st. \^2st. 9.-C.
Formerly in the possession of Mr. Emmerson.
10. The Visitor. A young lady, tastefully attired and
holding a pet dog under her arm, politely receiving a young
gentleman who has just entered the apartment, and is
respectfully presenting her a letter. A dog is at the feet of
the lady. This is painted in the artist’s careful manner,
and is rather sombre in effect. See also No. 28, Vol. IV.
1 st. 8 by 1 st. 3.—C.
In the Collection of Mr. Koopman, Utrecht.
11. A Woman arranging a bed. See description, No. 29,
Vol. iv. A repetition of the picture there noticed, with
trissing variations, is in the Collection of Edmund Lloyd, Esq.,
Manchester.
PETER DE HOOGE.
8. The Nursery. Interior of an apartment (without win-
dows), on the right of which is an interesting young woman
keeeling by the side of a cradle, raising the clothes prepara-
tory to placing her babe in it, which a servant standing
by holds in her arms, enveloped in a blanket. On the
opposite side of the room is a cheerful fire burning in the
chimney. A kettle and various objects improve the composi-
tion of this carefully-finished picture.
About 1 st. 6 by 1 st. 8.—C.
Bought by Mr. Woodburn, of M. De Gruyter, Amst., 1841.
9. The Duet. An apartment, in which are a gentleman
and a lady; the former, habited in a blue jacket and a yellow
sash, is seated, turning towards the lady, and at the same
time pointing to a violoncello, as if inviting her to join in a
duet; the latter is attired in white satin, and has a guitar in
her hand. A hat decked with feathers, is on a chair at the
side, near which is a spaniel dog.
3 st. \^2st. 9.-C.
Formerly in the possession of Mr. Emmerson.
10. The Visitor. A young lady, tastefully attired and
holding a pet dog under her arm, politely receiving a young
gentleman who has just entered the apartment, and is
respectfully presenting her a letter. A dog is at the feet of
the lady. This is painted in the artist’s careful manner,
and is rather sombre in effect. See also No. 28, Vol. IV.
1 st. 8 by 1 st. 3.—C.
In the Collection of Mr. Koopman, Utrecht.
11. A Woman arranging a bed. See description, No. 29,
Vol. iv. A repetition of the picture there noticed, with
trissing variations, is in the Collection of Edmund Lloyd, Esq.,
Manchester.