Smith, John: A catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters: in which is included a short biographical notice of the artists, with a copious description of their principal pictures : a statement of the prices at which such pictures have been sold at public sales on the continent and in England; a reference the the galleries and private collections in which a large portion are at present; and the names of the artists by whom they have been engraved; to which is added, a brief notice of the scholars & imitators of the great masters of the above schools (Band 9): Supplement (London: Smith and Son, 1842)

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66. Christ betrayed. Moonlight - - - 427
68. The prodigal son - - - — Mackintosh, Esq. - 427
95. St. Frances converting- the fish - Hon. L. P. Wellesley - 437
141. Archduke Ferdinand’s entry into Antwerp Sir P. O’Rial - 452
152. Latona and the Carian peasants - - 456
162. Ecce Homo, numerous figures - Hesse Cassel - 458
187. Flight into Egypt by night - - 465
188. Repose of the Holy family - Lady Hampden’s sale 465
190. Diana and nymphs bathing - Ditto - - 466
191. Nereides bearing the drowned body of Leander Ditto - 466
192. Love overcoming a satyr - - Ditto - - 466
194. Venus detaining Adonis from the chace - Ditto - - 466

JAN STEEN.
National Customs and Moral Lessons.
19. The disgraced child, or St. Nicholas’ Day. Thirteen figures - 480
20. Old woman counselling a young one - - 481
31. Fete of St. Nicholas. See No. 55, Vol. iv. - 485
36. Persons celebrating the Stadtholdership of William Mr. Rombouts 486
44. Peasant and satyr. A fable - - 489
60. Cock fighters. Twenty figures - - 497
73. Marriage contract. Duke of Brunswick - Madame Hoffman - 501
85. Prodigal among harlots - - Mr. Van Loon - 506
92. Same, he has just risen from bed - H. A. J. Munro, Esq. 509
89. The grace. Artizan, with wife and children Hon. Col. Fitzgibbon 507
90. Same, a family of six persons - - Duke of Rutland - 508
95. St. Nicholas’ Day. Children scrambling for fruit - 510
99. Parading the fat ox - - H. A. J. Munro, Esq. 511
101. Mountebank dilating on the virtues of his drugs - 512
111. Courtezan and an old woman robbing a simple youth C. Cope, Esq. 516
Interiors, Weddings, Merry-making and Feasting.
2. Marriage of an old man with a fine buxom woman Hermitage - 473
5. Jan Steen partaking of a refection of oysters Earl of Lonsdale - 475
25. Young wife officiously attending upon her old husband Hennitage 482
27. Twelfth night. A youth sits on a door-step Mr. Vander Schrick - 483
29. Jovial party of fifteen,—one sounds a trumpet Baron Delessert - 483
40. Jan Steen quitting with regret a jovial party - 488
47. Twelfth night. Mounting the jolly king on a table W. Crerie, Esq. 490
50. Persons feasting and merry-making, fiddler and a violoncello player 492
54. Twelfth night. A woman with a glass and a jug Hesse Cassel - 494
62. Company regaling on oysters - - 498
78. Twelfth night. Nineteen persons - Charles Brind, Esq. - 503
102. Same. Ten persons - - Mr. Haller - 512
104. Man seated on the ssoor filling his glass, &c. Mr. de Reus - 513