Ventes d'œuvres le 1782.03.09

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  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A superb and high finished battle piece, representing that famous engagement between the Russians and Turks which brought about the truce in 1700, in the reign of Peter the Great ; and, in consequence thereof, the declaration of war against Charles the 12th (Hugtenburg)|A superb and high finished battle piece, representing that famous engagement between the Russians and Turks which brought about the truce in 1700, in the reign of Peter the Great ; and, in consequence thereof, the declaration of war against Charles the 12th]] réalisée par Hugtenburg, vendue par Morse, achetée par Ld Gallway au prix de 11.11 gs. [90]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A perspective view of the inside of St. Berlin, the Monks church at St. Omers. The artist in representing this noble edifice, seems ro have exceeded his usual style. The figures are most delicately painted, the light, masterly managed, and the perspective true throughout the whole (P. Neef)|A perspective view of the inside of St. Berlin, the Monks church at St. Omers. The artist in representing this noble edifice, seems ro have exceeded his usual style. The figures are most delicately painted, the light, masterly managed, and the perspective true throughout the whole]] réalisée par P. Neef, vendue par Morse, achetée par Skw au prix de 11.11 gs. [95]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A storm at sea, an evening scene, representing a ship to the right scudding before the wind under her foresail ; the second, a man of war under her mainsail and foresail, her main top mast and top gallant masts struck ; the third, under her foresail and mizen, the fore-sheets carried away, and men going up the shrouds to hand the foresail. The agitation and swell of the water is equal, if not superior, to any of this master's works. It was painted during his residence in Holland, and in his best time (W. Vanderveld)|A storm at sea, an evening scene, representing a ship to the right scudding before the wind under her foresail ; the second, a man of war under her mainsail and foresail, her main top mast and top gallant masts struck ; the third, under her foresail and mizen, the fore-sheets carried away, and men going up the shrouds to hand the foresail. The agitation and swell of the water is equal, if not superior, to any of this master's works. It was painted during his residence in Holland, and in his best time]] réalisée par W. Vanderveld, vendue par Morse, achetée par Skw au prix de 43.1 gs. [99]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Visiting the sick. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved. (Van Harp)|Visiting the sick. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved.]] réalisée par Van Harp, vendue par Thomp, achetée par Beauvais au prix de 30.9 gs. [101]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Feeding the hungry, companion to lot 75. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved. (Van Harp)|Feeding the hungry, companion to lot 75. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved.]] réalisée par Van Harp, vendue par Thomp, achetée par Beauvais au prix de 11.0 gs. [102]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Cloathing the naked. Vide description in Lot 75. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved. (Van Harp)|Cloathing the naked. Vide description in Lot 75. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved.]] réalisée par Van Harp, vendue par Morse, achetée par Guise au prix de 28.17 gs. [103]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Releiving the prisoners, in this composition the artist has introduced among many other painters his own portrait. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved. (Van Harp)|Releiving the prisoners, in this composition the artist has introduced among many other painters his own portrait. The excellency of this artist is visible in all his compositions. In portraits he was particularly admired not only for semblance of feature, but for expression of character, and beautiful colouring ; for which reason he often introduced his friends and brother artists as well as the first characters of the age. The subject before us, as well as lots 77, 94, and 95, afford us evident proof of this assertion, every figure being a real portrait. N. B. They are all engraved.]] réalisée par Van Harp, vendue par Morse, achetée par Bishop au prix de 38.17 gs. [104]
  • 1782.03.09/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A landscape and figures- in which are introduced two criminals in the hands of the Police, and, at a distance, marauders plundering a farm-yard, not inferior to the former. These two inestimable jewels would grace a Royal Cabinet. N.B. They are engraved. (Wouvermans)|A landscape and figures- in which are introduced two criminals in the hands of the Police, and, at a distance, marauders plundering a farm-yard, not inferior to the former. These two inestimable jewels would grace a Royal Cabinet. N.B. They are engraved.]] réalisée par Wouvermans, vendue par Morse, achetée par Hart au prix de 36.15 gs. [105]