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  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin, with our Saviour asleep. - The attitudes of these figures are natural and easy. It appears that the painter has taken his idea of Christ from that of Raphael, in the picture commonly known by the name of the Madonna della Sedia. This, in all probablity, has been the study for a large picture. (Louis Cheron)|The Virgin, with our Saviour asleep. - The attitudes of these figures are natural and easy. It appears that the painter has taken his idea of Christ from that of Raphael, in the picture commonly known by the name of the Madonna della Sedia. This, in all probablity, has been the study for a large picture.]] réalisée par Louis Cheron, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 6.6 gs. [15]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Our Saviour praying in the Garden. - This painter possessed, in a great measure, the same talent as did Luca Giordano, viz. that of imitating the great masters. Every judge in painting will perceive in the angel dressed in white an affinity to the works of Guido. Several of the others are likewise characteristic of that master, Albani, &c. (Boullougne)|Our Saviour praying in the Garden. - This painter possessed, in a great measure, the same talent as did Luca Giordano, viz. that of imitating the great masters. Every judge in painting will perceive in the angel dressed in white an affinity to the works of Guido. Several of the others are likewise characteristic of that master, Albani, &c.]] réalisée par Boullougne, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 5.10 gs. [20]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Study for the lower part of an Altar-piece at Naples. This study is one of the masterly performances of Solimeni. The principal figures represent St. John, St. Jerom, St. Stephen, St. Francis &c. The latter is one of the most expressive characters we meet with in painting. (Solimeni)|The Study for the lower part of an Altar-piece at Naples. This study is one of the masterly performances of Solimeni. The principal figures represent St. John, St. Jerom, St. Stephen, St. Francis &c. The latter is one of the most expressive characters we meet with in painting.]] réalisée par Solimeni, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 6.6 gs. [36]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Our Saviour, with the Virgin and St. Joseph, attended by Angels. This Subject is painted with great freedom, brilliancy, and force of colour. The head of the Madona is beautiful, and the action of the whole figures is easy and graceful. In the figures of the St. Joseph, we find much of the manner of Poussin, which is easily accounted for; when we consider that they were connected together in the strictest friendship. (Stella)|Our Saviour, with the Virgin and St. Joseph, attended by Angels. This Subject is painted with great freedom, brilliancy, and force of colour. The head of the Madona is beautiful, and the action of the whole figures is easy and graceful. In the figures of the St. Joseph, we find much of the manner of Poussin, which is easily accounted for; when we consider that they were connected together in the strictest friendship.]] réalisée par Stella, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 25.4 gs. [48]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Widow's Child brought to Life by the Prophet. - It must be allowed, that the French painters in general, have not only understood the rules of composition, but that they have likewise possessed an uncommon facility of pencil. The subject before us will verify what has been said. It appears to be treated with propriety. The dignity and composure of the prophet, the apparent joy and gratitude of the mother, and the pleasure with which the child views its benefactor, are objects which engage our attention. (Halle)|The Widow's Child brought to Life by the Prophet. - It must be allowed, that the French painters in general, have not only understood the rules of composition, but that they have likewise possessed an uncommon facility of pencil. The subject before us will verify what has been said. It appears to be treated with propriety. The dignity and composure of the prophet, the apparent joy and gratitude of the mother, and the pleasure with which the child views its benefactor, are objects which engage our attention.]] réalisée par Halle, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 19.8 gs. [50]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin with our Saviour asleep. - Many excellent pictures painted by able scholars of the great artists, and finished by the masters themselves, have found their way to posterity; and are with justice esteemed as a secondary species of originals. This before us is by Gessi, the favourite scholar of Guido; by whom it appears that the Madona has been painted; and Guido's pencil is no less apparent upon the whole if the child, which is the principal part of the picture. This figure has likewise more of the colouring of Guido, than the Madona. The whole has a pleasing effect, and the character of the Christ is beautiful. (Guido)|The Virgin with our Saviour asleep. - Many excellent pictures painted by able scholars of the great artists, and finished by the masters themselves, have found their way to posterity; and are with justice esteemed as a secondary species of originals. This before us is by Gessi, the favourite scholar of Guido; by whom it appears that the Madona has been painted; and Guido's pencil is no less apparent upon the whole if the child, which is the principal part of the picture. This figure has likewise more of the colouring of Guido, than the Madona. The whole has a pleasing effect, and the character of the Christ is beautiful.]] réalisée par Guido, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 59.17 gs. [52]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin with our Saviour and St. Joseph, attended by an Angel. - There is a nobleness which is peculiar to the compositions of this great artist. The picture before us is an example of it: it has a striking effect, and is superiorly well coloured. (Rubens)|The Virgin with our Saviour and St. Joseph, attended by an Angel. - There is a nobleness which is peculiar to the compositions of this great artist. The picture before us is an example of it: it has a striking effect, and is superiorly well coloured.]] réalisée par Rubens, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 22.1 gs. [53]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Holy Family attended by Angels, and surrounded with a Garland of Flowers. Two artists of distinguished abilities have jointly contributed to render this picture a master-piece. The former of these has presented us with one of the most agreeable compositions in painting. The other, to decorate this subject, has exhibited an assemblage of the most beautiful part of the vegetable creation. Rothenamer has joined to his composition, graceful forms, agreeable ideas, and all that richness of colouring and effect which he had acquired in the Venetian school. Brueghel, by studying the beauties of nature, has represented them with a lively imagination, with a delicacy and freedom of pencil which is much easier perceived than described. It is to be remakred that the landscape, fruit and flowers, of the historical subject, are likewise painted by this artist. This picture was purchased out of the famous collection of the late Mr. Bramcamps of Amsterdam. (Rothenamer)|The Holy Family attended by Angels, and surrounded with a Garland of Flowers. Two artists of distinguished abilities have jointly contributed to render this picture a master-piece. The former of these has presented us with one of the most agreeable compositions in painting. The other, to decorate this subject, has exhibited an assemblage of the most beautiful part of the vegetable creation. Rothenamer has joined to his composition, graceful forms, agreeable ideas, and all that richness of colouring and effect which he had acquired in the Venetian school. Brueghel, by studying the beauties of nature, has represented them with a lively imagination, with a delicacy and freedom of pencil which is much easier perceived than described. It is to be remakred that the landscape, fruit and flowers, of the historical subject, are likewise painted by this artist. This picture was purchased out of the famous collection of the late Mr. Bramcamps of Amsterdam.]] réalisée par Rothenamer, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 89.5 gs. [54]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Prospect of Mount Albano, in the Province of Languedoc. - The conquests of Louis XIV. opened a vast field to the pencil of Vandermeulen. Protected by Colbert, that father of the arts, he had the honour of following the King in many of his conquests, and of receiving even his particular instructions. No body understood better the effects of nature than this artist, nor has given us more faithful portraits of those fortified cities and their environs, which were the objects of the military enterprizes of a great and ambitious monarch. These pictures were enriched with a variety of figures, where the person of the King, attended by his principal officers, were generally introduced; and this in particular may be considered as one of the capital works of Vandermeulen. (Vandermeulen)|The Prospect of Mount Albano, in the Province of Languedoc. - The conquests of Louis XIV. opened a vast field to the pencil of Vandermeulen. Protected by Colbert, that father of the arts, he had the honour of following the King in many of his conquests, and of receiving even his particular instructions. No body understood better the effects of nature than this artist, nor has given us more faithful portraits of those fortified cities and their environs, which were the objects of the military enterprizes of a great and ambitious monarch. These pictures were enriched with a variety of figures, where the person of the King, attended by his principal officers, were generally introduced; and this in particular may be considered as one of the capital works of Vandermeulen.]] réalisée par Vandermeulen, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 33.12 gs. [55]
  • 1772.02.20/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Adam and Eve reprehended by the Almighty. - This picture may be ranked amongst the most capital which I have hitherto met with of Coypel. It is composed with great dignity, painted with taste and correctness, and is of a tone of colouring superior to the generality of the French painters. We find in it a considerable resemblance to the works of Annibale Carracci, Domenichino, and Albani. The ingenious Piere Drevet has favoured us with a print of it, which is esteemed one of the most elegant engravings that has ever appeared. (Antoine Coypel)|Adam and Eve reprehended by the Almighty. - This picture may be ranked amongst the most capital which I have hitherto met with of Coypel. It is composed with great dignity, painted with taste and correctness, and is of a tone of colouring superior to the generality of the French painters. We find in it a considerable resemblance to the works of Annibale Carracci, Domenichino, and Albani. The ingenious Piere Drevet has favoured us with a print of it, which is esteemed one of the most elegant engravings that has ever appeared.]] réalisée par Antoine Coypel, vendue par Robert Strange au prix de 111.6 gs. [57]