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CATALOGUE
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MODERN PICTURES
Water Colour Drawings
COLLECTED BY
HENRY LOVATT, ESQ.
Who is leaving his residence, Low Hill, Bushbury, Staffs.
ALSO
PICTURES and DRAWINGS
THE PROPERTY OF
MES. SHARP
Deceased; late of Myrtle Grove, Bingley
( Sold by Order of the Executors)
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
And from numerous Private Collections and Different Sources
fpTTEf „ 6ARRARJMfej.)jSlAALL(Mr-
PRXNCEXU'Cj.w.V]
WHICH
TRUUl be Solb bp Ruction b£
MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON I WOODS
AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS
8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1907
AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY
May be viewed Three Days preceding, and Catalogues had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, St. James’s Square, S. W.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer ; and if any dispute arise between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold.
II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above Five Pounds, 5s. ; and so on in proportion.
III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer
shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller.
IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode,
and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the Purchase-Money if required ; in default of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two Days from the Sale ; Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, or any fault or defect in, any Lot, and making no warranty whatever.
VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be removed during the time of Sale ; and the remainder of the Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery.
VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots un¬ cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this Sale.
CATALOGUE.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1907,
AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY.
The following have been Collected by HENRY LOVATT, Esq., who is leaving his residence Low Hill, Bushbury, Staffs
DRAWINGS.
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S. H. BAKER. Cleve Lock, on the Avon 14| in. by 25 in.
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S. H. BAKER.
2 Welford Mill, on the Avon 11 in. by 20 in.
D. COX.
3 A Welsh Lake Scene, with peasant girl and sheep
23 in by 33 in. I 1
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D. COX. Haddon Hall 9J in. by 15J in. |
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D. COX, 1833. Fort Rouge, Calais 7J in. by 10 J in. |
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D. COX. A Rocky Waterfall, with two figures 7 in. by 10 in. |
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EARLY ENGLISH. Portrait of a Gentleman, in brown coat — pastel Oval — 10 in. by 8 in. |
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C. FIELDING, 1843. View of Towy, Carmarthenshire 8 in. by 12J- in. |
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C. FIELDING, 1847. The Mountains of Glencoe 7 in. by 10 in. |
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C. FIELDING. / A Highland Lake Scene, with a ferry-boat 6| in. by 10 in. |
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C. FIELDING. Loch Lomond 10| in. by 14 in. |
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C. FIELDING. A Highland Lake Scene, with cows ) * /a , , 4J in. by 6J in. |
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BIRKET FOSTER. Stbasboubg ; and Isle op Runchman — a pair £ 2 5f in. by 4 in. |
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BIRKET FOSTER (After). A Lane Scene, with a cottage and figures 11J in. by 18J in. |
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J. HARDY, 1864. / ^ Granny’s Pets 'A. C £ ' 11£ in. by 15J in. |
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W. B. HENLEY. y\ C ' ' ■ ’ ' v - A Welsh Landscape, with Moel-Siabod in the distance 14 in. by 21 in. |
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W. MULLER. The Slave-Market 15 in. by 11 in. |
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T. M. RICHARDSON, 1831. A View op the Port, London 24 in. by 37 in. |
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T. M. RICHARDSON A Hilly Landscape ; and A View in the Alps 2 |
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J. SYEE.
Mount Orgeuil Castle 8J in. by 15 in.
G. WOLFE.
A Coast Scene, with stranded boat 9J in. by 12J in.
PICTURES.
Fruit and Bird’s-Nest ; and Head op a Man
36 in. by 30 in.
BONINGTON.
A French Beach Scene, with fisherfolk and boats 35 in. by 45 in.
E. CEOFTS, E.A., 1883.
Charles I. on his way to Execution
35 in. by 53 in.
J. CEOME.
The Edge os’ a Wood, with cottage, and peasant on a roi 23 in. by 19 in. • ... ■ £
sant on a roajd
H. DAWSON, 1838-66.
A Biver Scene, with children and boat 151 in. by 20 in.
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J. FALBE, 1860.
>-* 28 Fisherfolk on the Sea Shoee On 'panel — in. by 11 in.
53 . 29 Plating Soldiers
25 in. by 31 in.
ED. FEE EE, 1882.
J. H. L. DE HAAS.
/ f-r, 30 Cattle and Peasant-Giel on the Sea Coast: Pioaedt On panel — 35J in. by 64 in.
F. D. HAEDY, 1871.
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31 The Wedding-Breakfast 35 in. by 49 in.
W. H. KNIGHT, 1854.
/6 32 Children at Play
6|- in. by 9 in.
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W. H. KNIGHT.
j 33 The District Visitor
On panel — 6J in. by 9 in.
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H. B. KOEKKOEK.
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V 34 CULLEECOATS
151 in. by 23| in.
Lus-fcf
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B. W. LEADER, R.A., 1898. Carting Hay // /- t / / 35 m. by 55 m. |
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B. W. LEADER, R.A., 1887. On the Welsh Coast / , . \ 30 in. by 48 in. |
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C. J. LEWIS. On the Thames 23| m. by 38J in. |
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C. J. LEWIS. A View at Tisbury, Wilts. On panel — 4| in. by 8 in. |
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J. LINNELL, Sen. Peasants Driving Animals Along a Road On panel — 8 m. by 6 m. |
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W. MULLER. A Common Scene, with cottage and donkeys 17 in. by 23 in. |
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W. MULLER. St. Benet’s Abbey, Norfolk 16J in. by 22J in. |
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W. MULREADY, R.A. Baiting Horses On panel — 20^ in. by 26J in. |
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P. NASMYTH.
43 A Woody Landscape, with cottages an
12J in. by 17 in.
P. NASMYTH, 1828.
44 A Common Scene, with windmill, and p
On panel — 9 in. by 12 in.
P. NASMYTH, 1830.
45 A River Scene, with cottages and boat
9J in. by 11 J in.
P. NASMYTH, 1826.
46 A River Scene, with buildings, figures ;
On panel — 9|- in. by 111 in.
NORWICH SCHOOL.
47 A Woody Road Scene ; and A River Scene, with castle : Moonlight — a pair 2
On panel — 8 in. by 12 in.
W. OLIVER, 1880.
) . 48 The Fisherman's Wipe 23 in. by 17J in.
W. OLIVER.
49 The Love-Letter
21J in. by 15J in.
(30)
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W. OLIYBE, 1870. Meditation 171 in, by 13J in. |
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G. B. O’NEILL. The Last Day of the Sale , . . . , t) 29 in. by 45 in. Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1857 |
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G. B. O’NEILL, 1864. A Feast at the Squire’s 27 in. by 44 in. Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1864 |
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J. P. PETTITT. f Gbasmebe Lake ; and A Path by a Eiveb - l ' 2 |
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J. P. PETTITT, 1855. Ddddon Sands, Cumbebdand ; and Fishermen, by Rogers 2 |
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S. EOSA. A Bocky River Scene, with boats and figures 26 in. by 34 in. |
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STANFIELD. Gorey, Jersey On -panel — 11J in. by 15J in. |
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J. STARK. A Eiveb Scene, with eel-pots and anglers On panel — 11 in. by 19 in. |
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J. STAEK.
58 A Norfolk Landscape, with a sand-pit, figures and cart in
the foreground
On panel — 11 J in. by 16 in.
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J. STAEK.
59 A Woody Pasture, with cattle 18 in. by 14 in.
H J STAEK
' (s> . 60 A Woody Landscape, with peasants, sheep and cattle by a
stream
On panel — 1\ in. by 10 in.
STAEK.
/ 61 A Woody Landscape, with pool and cattle
On panel — 14 J in. by 11 J in.
TENIERS.
62 A Group of Peasants, outside a tavern 11 in. by 14 in.
J. TENNANT.
63 On the Wye
25 in. by 41 m.
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G. VINCENT.
64 A VIEW ON THE EIVEE YAEE, NEAR NORWICH, with barges ; hay-cart, cattle and animals on a /iyad 43| in. by 79 in.
From the Collection of Hugh Mair, Esq., 1902
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G. VINCENT.
65 St. Bbnet’s Abbey, Norfolk
On 'panel — 18 in. by 25 in.
/£
JAMES WEBB, 1875.
66 Porchester Castle, Hants ; and Eareham, On panel — 6J in. by 8J in.
Hants — i
■a pair 2
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J. D. WATSON, 1884.
67 Returning Home : Moonlight 26 J in. by 19J in.
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DIFFERENT PROPERTIES.
DRAWINGS.
E. W. TOPHAM, 1848.
68 At the Well
25|- in. by 19 in.
D. COX, 1821.
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) . 69 A View of Hereford Cathedral, from the river, with boats and figures
Unframed — 17 in. by 26| in.
J. LESCHALLAS. /6 70 The Cobbler’s Family
19 J in. by 14^ in.
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T. B. HAEDY, 1876.
S', 71 ' Gbbenwich Hospital 13J in. by 19J in.
C. STANFIELD, E.A., 1827.
!»' 72 Fobt Eouge, Calais
12J in. by 11 in.
From the Collection of J. Gillott, Esq., 1872
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C. FIELDING, 1843.
<HS 73 The Enteance to a Haeboue, with shipping 7| in. by 12 in.
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BIEKET FOSTEE.
74 The Chaie-Mendee 14 in. by 21 in.
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C. CATTEEMOLE.
75 Setting out foe the Chase 5f in. by 17J in.
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YEEND KING.
76 Old Cottages, near Blandford, Dorset 14 in. by 20J in.
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77 On the Norfolk Coast
134 in. by 21 in.
CLAUDE HAYES.
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B. M. WIMPERIS. 78 Carting River-Weeds
9j in. by 7 in.
BIRKBT FOSTER.
79 The Isle op Ischia 5J in by 9^ in.
PICTURES.
F. GOODALL, R.A, 1858.
80 Buildings on the Nile, with figures
6| in. by 14J in.
G. C. STANFIELD.
81 Dumal on the Meuse
23J in. by 38 in.
E. M. DOWNARD, 1856-7.
82 Inquisitiveness
23-J- in. by 19|- in.
BRAUWER.
83 An Interior, with boors singing and playing On panel — 15 in. by 19 in.
24 in. by 29-| in.
84
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H. LE JEUNE, A.E.A., 1863.
85 Early Flowers
On panel — 19 in. by 23 in.
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H. LE JEUNE, A.K.A.
86 Autumn
On panel — 24 in. by 29-J in.
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T. S. COOPEE, E.A., 1833.
87 A Landscape, with a woman driving cattle and sheep over a 't 'i rustic bridge
19J in. by 27J in.
A. GAECIA.
Vr. 88 Florinda and her Nymphs ; and A Fete Champetre — a pair %
24 in. by 32 in.
W, KIDD.
89 The Truant
19J in. by 23J in.
J. CLAYTON ADAMS, 1905.
90 Cherry-Blossom
13 4 in. by 10J in.
J. CLAYTON ADAMS, 1896.
X /y$ 1 A Eunning Sea
17J in. by 23| in.
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W. L. WYLLIE, E.A., 1906. 92 The Launch op H.M.S. “ Dreadnought ” 17 in. by 29 in.
W. LINNELL, 1880-99.
93 The Celtic Troops, under the Pendragon, Resisting the Invasion op the Saxons : March of the Men of Harlech 42 in. by 66 in.
E. CROFTS, R.A., 1869.
94 Playmates
24 in. by 29 in.
R. ERNST.
95 The Light op the Harem
On panel — 28J in. by 36 in.
P. MASSA.NI.
96 The Flower-Girl
57 in. by 39J in.
E. VERBOECKHOVEN, 1848.
97 A Herdsman with Animals, in the Campagna
38J in. by 46 in.
G. CASTIGLIONE.
98 Haddon Hall Invaded by Cromwell’s Soldiers
35| in. by 64 in.
SIR E. LANDSEER, R.A.
Head op a Stag
16 in. by 14J in.
99
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i B. CATON WOODVILLE.
100 A Cuirassier
9 in. by 11J in.
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SAM BOUGH, E.S.A., 1858. -
101 Dutch Herring-Brigs, running out of port '"in a "stiff breeze
32 in. by 25f in.
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SAM BOUGH, E.S.A., 1859.
§ 102 Crossing the Ferry : Thunderstorm coming on
10 in. by 30 in.
SAM BOUGH, E.S.A., 1859. /
i / " 103 Dutch Fishing-Boats in a Calm, off the Brill
23 in. by 17 in.
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G. CEUIKSHANK, 1859.
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104 The Pirate, the Merchantman, and the Man-op-War 21 in. by 26 in.
G. CEUIKSHANK.
■ 105 A Scene prom “Kob Eoy”; and Jeannie Deans in Church 2
On panel — 15J in. by 21 in.
G. CEUIKSHANK.
106 A Moonlight Serenade 23 in. by 20 in.
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F. R. UNTERBERGER.
107 Castellamabe, Gulp op Sobkento 28 in. by 47 in.
J. A. WHEELER, Sen., 1886.
108 Pobtbait op “ Miss Jummy,” winner of the One Thousand and the Oaks, 1886 27 in. by 35 in.
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WALTER HUNT, 1882.
109 Seeking Shelteb 27 in. by 35 in.
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D. FARQUHARSON, A.R.A., 1879.
110 Noonday
9| in. by 1\ in.
T. S. COOPER, R.A., 1879. /
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111 A Cow and Two Sheep ; and Thbee Sheep — a pair 2
On panel — 11J in. by 9^ in.
F. GOODALL, R.A., 1843.
112 Bbittany Peasants passing a Wayside Ceoss
On panel — 7J in. by 11 in.
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A. W. WILLIAMS
113 In the Pass op St. Gothabd
27J in. by 47J in.
j.. ' r L. JOPLING.
114 Lobeaine
30 in. by 24 in.
Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1876
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D. ROBERTS, R.A., 1861.
115 Ruins of the Temple of the Sun at Baalbec
“Joyless she sees the sun look down On that great Temple once his own, Whose lonely colums stand sublime Hinging their shadows from on high Like dials, which the wizard Time Had rais’d to count his ages by !
“ And like a glory, the broad sun Hangs over sainted Lebanon,
Whose head in wintry grandeur towers, And whitens with eternal sleet,
While Summer, in a vale of flowers,
Is sleeping rosy at his feet.” — Moore.
57 in. by 93 in.
Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1861
J. HORACE HOOPER.
116 Harvest-Time, near Hastings: and Near Rickmansworth,
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Herts — a pair 111 by 191 in.
H. JUTSUM.
117 The Edge of a Wood
in. by 14 J in.
SIR J. E. MILLAIS, P.R.A., 1849.
118 Portraits of Four of the Children of Lieut.-Oolonel Conrad Owen, O.B. The girl sitting is Elizabeth Fanny, on her lap is John Vere Harris, and standing are Henry Hawkins and Conrad Agnew
17A in. by 11| in.
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THE PBOPEBTY OF A GENTLEMAN. PICTURES.
SIR E. BURNE-JONES, 1865-6.
119 THE PETITION TO THE KING: The
Saint George and the Dragon 42 in. by 72 in.
Exhibited at the International Exhibition, Munich, 1897 Exhibited at Burlington House, 1906
SIR E. BURNE-JONES, 1865-6.
120 THE PRINCESS SABRA DRAWING THE LOT : The
Legend of Saint George and the Dragon 42 in. by 72 in.
Exhibited at the International Exhibition, Munich, 1897 Exhibited at the New Gallery, 1898-9 Exhibited at Burlington House, 1906
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THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN.
PICTURES.
EDWIN ELLIS.
121 A Yorkshire Fishing Village 15£ in. by 29J in.
EDWIN ELLIS.
122 Abundel Paek
22 in. by 32J in.
MARK FISHER, 1878.
123 Calves Round a Load of Cloveb f\
13| in. by 17J in.
W. H. GADSBY.
124 Tibed Out
19J in. by 29J in.
W. H. GADSBY.
125 A Fairy Tale
On 'panel — 11J in. by 8 in.
E. J. GREGORY, R.A.
126 Startled
22J in. by 13J in.
COLIN HUNTER, A.R.A.
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Glasgow 13^ in. by 23J in. |
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128 |
R. W. MACBETH, R.A., 1879. A Een Elood 10J in. by 25 in. |
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CLARA MONTALBA, 1878. The Canal of San Giobgio, Venice 20J in. by 10| in. |
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ERNEST PARTON, 1878. On the Thames 13J in. by 21| in. |
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J. R. REID, 1880. Lost and Pound 23§ in. by 36 in. |
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J. R. REID, 1894. On the Peench Coast 9f in. by 13J in. |
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W. SMALL, 1879. Mending the Nets 9^ in. by 16-J in. L. P. SMYTHE, A.R.A, 1880. |
134 All Hands to the Pumps 13^ in. by 20J in.
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J. W WATEEHOUSE, E.A. . b 13l . ylL 21 m. by 13 J m. |
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SIR E. A. WATERLOW, R.A., 1877. A Eich Crop \ 25J ire. by 19J ire. |
The following are Sold by Order of the Executors
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of MBS. SHABP, deceased , late of Myrtle Grove, Bingley. DRAWINGS. |
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/ / / Portrait op Sir Walter Scott 7 in. by 5|- ire. |
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138 |
ED. FEE EE, 1872. The Bird-Catchers 10^ ire. by 15 ire. |
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139 |
T. E. HOFLAND. A Castle and Town, on a river 16 ire. by 25J ire. |
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PICTURES. |
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Peasant Children, with a donkey 24 in. by 29 in. |
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J. CLAYTON ADAMS, 1872 The Oat-Field 43 in. by 611 mi. |
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C. BAXTER, 1861 The Flower-Girl 22 in. by 17 in. |
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143 |
R. BEAVIS. Crossing the Ford : Banks of the Somme 19 in. by 26 in. |
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144 |
J. BURR. The Mountebanks 24 in. by 53 in. |
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J. CAROLUS. The Curio-Dealer 30 in. by 38 in. |
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E. CASTAN, 1872. Stealing the Jam On panel — 13 J in. by 11 in. |
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C. COLLINS, 1883.
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147 Cattle and Poultby in a Fabmyabd
20J in. by 29J in.
T. E. DUVEEGEB.
148 Dbessing Baby
On panel — 8 in. by 6 in.
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W. MAW EGLEY, 1872
149 The Dance
16 in. by 25 in.
W. P. EEITH, E.A., 1863
150 The Cbossing-Sweepeb
On panel — 7 in. by 5J in.
C. HUNT, 1878.
151 The Valentine
35| in. by 23J in.
L. B. HUET, 1882.
152 On the Eoad fbom Glencoe 23^ in. by 35J in.
W. LUKEE, 1873. Cattle on the Sea Shobe
11| in. by 22J in.
153
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J. RETEB.
154 Christ Healing the Leper On panel — 18 in. by 14 in.
J. B. SMITH, 1885. 155 Melincourt Pall, Vale op Neath 51 in. by 38 in.
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