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  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Unexpected Return, a spirited and pleasing picture, finely composed, the jealousy and indifference of the husband and wife, and the pleasure of the foolish servant, discovering the supper prepared, are admirably expressed. The penciling of the whole is inimitable (Jan Steen)|The Unexpected Return, a spirited and pleasing picture, finely composed, the jealousy and indifference of the husband and wife, and the pleasure of the foolish servant, discovering the supper prepared, are admirably expressed. The penciling of the whole is inimitable]] réalisée par Jan Steen, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 33.1 £. [42]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Sea Storm, a truly grand and surprising performance, wherein this admirable artist has left nothing undone that could contribute to the magic effect of this inimitable picture, the form and tone of colouring the clouds are grand and appropriate, the agitation of the waters are finely expressed, and the science displayed in the judicious manner of placing the vessels to add to the general effect, render it one of the happiest efforts of his pencil (L. Backhuysen)|A Sea Storm, a truly grand and surprising performance, wherein this admirable artist has left nothing undone that could contribute to the magic effect of this inimitable picture, the form and tone of colouring the clouds are grand and appropriate, the agitation of the waters are finely expressed, and the science displayed in the judicious manner of placing the vessels to add to the general effect, render it one of the happiest efforts of his pencil]] réalisée par L. Backhuysen, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 325.10 £. [65]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A beautiful landscape, with Teniers' Chateau, and a group of Gypsie Fortune Tellers introduced, one of which is relating to an old man his future destinies, who is attentively listening; the credulity in the countenance of the old man, is finely contrasted with the low cunning of the old gypsy; the group in conversation on the right, are equally admirable for variety of expression and spirit of pencil, the silvery tone pervading the whole of this inimitable picture is rendered with magic effect A brilliant chef d'ouvre (Teniers)|A beautiful landscape, with Teniers' Chateau, and a group of Gypsie Fortune Tellers introduced, one of which is relating to an old man his future destinies, who is attentively listening; the credulity in the countenance of the old man, is finely contrasted with the low cunning of the old gypsy; the group in conversation on the right, are equally admirable for variety of expression and spirit of pencil, the silvery tone pervading the whole of this inimitable picture is rendered with magic effect A brilliant chef d'ouvre]] réalisée par Teniers, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 346.10 £. [78]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Ecce Homo, an exquisite cabinet picture, suitable to the genius of C. Dolce, the resignation and divine expression of the Saviour of the World is inimitable, the colouring truly appropriate to the subject, the whole most elaborately finished (C. Dolce)|The Ecce Homo, an exquisite cabinet picture, suitable to the genius of C. Dolce, the resignation and divine expression of the Saviour of the World is inimitable, the colouring truly appropriate to the subject, the whole most elaborately finished]] réalisée par C. Dolce, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 141.15 £. [94]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin, Child and St. Joseph and a groupe of Cherubs, an elegant and charming picture -- there is a magic effect of light diffused throughout, which adds considerably to the beauty of this capital performance, the expression of the Virgin looking on the Infant is graceful and the characters of the Cherubs lovely (Murillo)|The Virgin, Child and St. Joseph and a groupe of Cherubs, an elegant and charming picture -- there is a magic effect of light diffused throughout, which adds considerably to the beauty of this capital performance, the expression of the Virgin looking on the Infant is graceful and the characters of the Cherubs lovely]] réalisée par Murillo, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 441.0 £. [99]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Jew Rabbi, a most surprising picture, in contemplating this astonishing work of art, we are at a loss which to admire most, the admirable and lively expression of the countenance, or the extraordinary manner of pencilling displayed throughout, for although expression must ever be regarded as the ultimate excellence in painting, yet there is something in the execution of this picture, which far exceeds the usual spirit of pencilling of his capital productions, indeed it does not appear the work of imitative art, but reality before us (Rembrandt)|A Jew Rabbi, a most surprising picture, in contemplating this astonishing work of art, we are at a loss which to admire most, the admirable and lively expression of the countenance, or the extraordinary manner of pencilling displayed throughout, for although expression must ever be regarded as the ultimate excellence in painting, yet there is something in the execution of this picture, which far exceeds the usual spirit of pencilling of his capital productions, indeed it does not appear the work of imitative art, but reality before us]] réalisée par Rembrandt, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 882.0 £. [100]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Christ calling to St. Peter, a graceful picture, simple and elegant in composition, and chaste in colour, the attitude of the Saviour is easy and dignified, and the whole touched with delicacy and feeling. This fine picture was one of the chief ornaments of the Locatille palace at Rome (Fred. Baroccio)|Christ calling to St. Peter, a graceful picture, simple and elegant in composition, and chaste in colour, the attitude of the Saviour is easy and dignified, and the whole touched with delicacy and feeling. This fine picture was one of the chief ornaments of the Locatille palace at Rome]] réalisée par Fred. Baroccio, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 34.13 £. [102]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Christ and the Samaritan Woman at the Well, in a rich and beautiful landscape, this is certainly one of the happiest efforts of his pencil, the landscape for beauty and aerial effect may vie with the finest works of Claude, the figures are drawn with the correct taste of the Caracci, and beauty of expression of Albano -- truly capital (Albano)|Christ and the Samaritan Woman at the Well, in a rich and beautiful landscape, this is certainly one of the happiest efforts of his pencil, the landscape for beauty and aerial effect may vie with the finest works of Claude, the figures are drawn with the correct taste of the Caracci, and beauty of expression of Albano -- truly capital]] réalisée par Albano, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 420.10 £. [111]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Adoration of the Shepherds, a most surprising performance, which shews how deserving this master is of the encomiums bestowed on him, the contrast of expressing and attitude, is admirably marked, and the light diffused with a magic, and grand effect (Coreggio)|The Adoration of the Shepherds, a most surprising performance, which shews how deserving this master is of the encomiums bestowed on him, the contrast of expressing and attitude, is admirably marked, and the light diffused with a magic, and grand effect]] réalisée par Coreggio, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 462.0 £. [115]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A view of the Mouth of a Harbour, with vessels sailing out, a surprising chef d'oeuvre, the water breaking on the Shoal Beach, and stretching its glassy surface to the front of the picture, is expressed with that truth which could only have been attained by a happy observation of nature; the agitation of both elements is finely expressed, the science and execution in every part are admirable. It may be justly asserted, that in this performance, Dubbels has proved himself equal, if not superior, to every painter of his school in the same line -- from Mr. Crawford's collection (Dubbels)|A view of the Mouth of a Harbour, with vessels sailing out, a surprising chef d'oeuvre, the water breaking on the Shoal Beach, and stretching its glassy surface to the front of the picture, is expressed with that truth which could only have been attained by a happy observation of nature; the agitation of both elements is finely expressed, the science and execution in every part are admirable. It may be justly asserted, that in this performance, Dubbels has proved himself equal, if not superior, to every painter of his school in the same line -- from Mr. Crawford's collection]] réalisée par Dubbels, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 183.15 £. [116]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Rape of Proserpine -- Pluto in a car of elegant construction, drawn by four beautiful horses (richly caparisoned) across a rapid stream, in front of a fine landscape; carefully holding Proserpine, who is in a graceful attitude; one of her attendants is using her feeble endeavours to stop their flight, by attempting to hold a wheel of the car. This astonishing performance is evidently painted when Titian had carried his art to the zeinth of perfection; the composition for grace and elegance of design, and the drawing for purity of outline, cannot be surpassed; the animation of spirit of pencilling displayed throughout is of magic effect, and the colouring, clear, rich, and brilliant, forming together a chef d'ouvre of the very first order (Titian)|The Rape of Proserpine -- Pluto in a car of elegant construction, drawn by four beautiful horses (richly caparisoned) across a rapid stream, in front of a fine landscape; carefully holding Proserpine, who is in a graceful attitude; one of her attendants is using her feeble endeavours to stop their flight, by attempting to hold a wheel of the car. This astonishing performance is evidently painted when Titian had carried his art to the zeinth of perfection; the composition for grace and elegance of design, and the drawing for purity of outline, cannot be surpassed; the animation of spirit of pencilling displayed throughout is of magic effect, and the colouring, clear, rich, and brilliant, forming together a chef d'ouvre of the very first order]] réalisée par Titian, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 1527.10 £. [130]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Phillips (Harry). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Abraham putting away Hagar -- the painter has chosen the point of time early in the morning, when Abraham gives Bread and Water to Hagar, who departs and wanders in the Wilderness of Beer Sheba -- This charming picture is finely composed, the expression of the characters finely marked, and the whole coloured with richness, and replete with that magic effect that pervades his choice works (Rembrandt)|Abraham putting away Hagar -- the painter has chosen the point of time early in the morning, when Abraham gives Bread and Water to Hagar, who departs and wanders in the Wilderness of Beer Sheba -- This charming picture is finely composed, the expression of the characters finely marked, and the whole coloured with richness, and replete with that magic effect that pervades his choice works]] réalisée par Rembrandt, vendue par [[[Elwyn]]] au prix de 48.6 £. [145]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin, Savior and St. John -- a Picture of uncommon excellence, and richness of Colour, in which this favorite Master has almost surpassed himself, and produced a Performance, worthy the great Hand of Titian -- from Mr. Agar's Collection (Pietro da Cortona)|The Virgin, Savior and St. John -- a Picture of uncommon excellence, and richness of Colour, in which this favorite Master has almost surpassed himself, and produced a Performance, worthy the great Hand of Titian -- from Mr. Agar's Collection]] réalisée par Pietro da Cortona, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Barnet au prix de 31.10 £. [196]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[An Evening View on the Sea Coast after Sun-set, with a Castle, Sea Port and Shipping, and Figures in Conversation on the Strand -- This charming Picture displays this great Painter's Abilities, in a striking and forcible manner, and no Man knew how to describe with happier management the effects of the different Periods of the Day from the progress of the rising Sun, to the time of its Declension, or delineated the various changes of the Atmosphere with a more just Pencil. The ruffed agitation of the Water influenced by the Evening Sea Breeze, is happily depicted, the Waves are short, the natural consequence of being near the Shore, and in complete motion; the Air is perfectly refreshing, almost invigorates the Human Frame, when contemplating this captivating Scene, and evinces in the happiest manner those Powers of Art, that no Man surpassed, and few (if any) Painters have ever equalled -- from the Agar Collection (Claude le Lorraine)|An Evening View on the Sea Coast after Sun-set, with a Castle, Sea Port and Shipping, and Figures in Conversation on the Strand -- This charming Picture displays this great Painter's Abilities, in a striking and forcible manner, and no Man knew how to describe with happier management the effects of the different Periods of the Day from the progress of the rising Sun, to the time of its Declension, or delineated the various changes of the Atmosphere with a more just Pencil. The ruffed agitation of the Water influenced by the Evening Sea Breeze, is happily depicted, the Waves are short, the natural consequence of being near the Shore, and in complete motion; the Air is perfectly refreshing, almost invigorates the Human Frame, when contemplating this captivating Scene, and evinces in the happiest manner those Powers of Art, that no Man surpassed, and few (if any) Painters have ever equalled -- from the Agar Collection]] réalisée par Claude le Lorraine, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Hill au prix de 190.1 £. [200]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Morning Scene, a Landscape, with Buildings, Water, Sheep, and Figures -- This beautiful Picture is Painted in a firm and clear manner that renders it highly interesting and delightful, and is a convincing proof of this esteemed Master's versatile Powers; the immediate Scenery is Picturesque and Romantic; the Water Clear and Transparent; the Distance Tender and Serene; the Sky in perfect harmony, and the Air Cool and refreshing -- This capital Picture was in the Collection of Mr. Agar (Claude le Lorraine)|A Morning Scene, a Landscape, with Buildings, Water, Sheep, and Figures -- This beautiful Picture is Painted in a firm and clear manner that renders it highly interesting and delightful, and is a convincing proof of this esteemed Master's versatile Powers; the immediate Scenery is Picturesque and Romantic; the Water Clear and Transparent; the Distance Tender and Serene; the Sky in perfect harmony, and the Air Cool and refreshing -- This capital Picture was in the Collection of Mr. Agar]] réalisée par Claude le Lorraine, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par [[Botwood [...]]] au prix de 315.0 £. [203]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A grand Landscape with Figures, treated in the highest stile of Classic Purity. This admirable Picture, was a principal Ornament in the Agar Collection, and deservedly obtained the applause of every judicious Connoisseur who could not but acknowledge the transcendant Merits discernable throughout the whole. It is in the very first stile of superior Landscape, the true principle and poetry of the higher order of painting, which does not select Individual but general Nature, and which aims at being impressive and Commanding; uniting at one and the same time the Beautiful and interesting with the Magnificent and Sublime -- capital (Gaspar Poussin)|A grand Landscape with Figures, treated in the highest stile of Classic Purity. This admirable Picture, was a principal Ornament in the Agar Collection, and deservedly obtained the applause of every judicious Connoisseur who could not but acknowledge the transcendant Merits discernable throughout the whole. It is in the very first stile of superior Landscape, the true principle and poetry of the higher order of painting, which does not select Individual but general Nature, and which aims at being impressive and Commanding; uniting at one and the same time the Beautiful and interesting with the Magnificent and Sublime -- capital]] réalisée par Gaspar Poussin, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Temple au prix de 64.1 £. [205]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin, Savior, Joseph and St. John; a celebrated Picture from the Agar Collection. This beautiful subject claims applause. It is a Cabinet Performance of Extraordinary Merit -- delightfully treated, Rich in color, Harmonious in Effect, and highly finished in every part; the Countenance of the Virgin interesting for Beauty, maternal Tenderness, and tranquil Devotion -- capital (Leonardo da Vinci)|The Virgin, Savior, Joseph and St. John; a celebrated Picture from the Agar Collection. This beautiful subject claims applause. It is a Cabinet Performance of Extraordinary Merit -- delightfully treated, Rich in color, Harmonious in Effect, and highly finished in every part; the Countenance of the Virgin interesting for Beauty, maternal Tenderness, and tranquil Devotion -- capital]] réalisée par Leonardo da Vinci, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Botwood au prix de 220.10 £. [206]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Abraham dismissing Hagar, an exquisite Cabinet Picture of this great and learned Painter, who ennobled every Subject he took in hand, and added the charm of color to the powers of expression and character, uniting them in a super-eminent degree to claim universal applause. This beautiful Picture, was always an object of particular enquiry to those who visited the Agar Collection, and the contemplation of the Performance ever satisfied the most critic eye and judgment -- truly capital (Rubens)|Abraham dismissing Hagar, an exquisite Cabinet Picture of this great and learned Painter, who ennobled every Subject he took in hand, and added the charm of color to the powers of expression and character, uniting them in a super-eminent degree to claim universal applause. This beautiful Picture, was always an object of particular enquiry to those who visited the Agar Collection, and the contemplation of the Performance ever satisfied the most critic eye and judgment -- truly capital]] réalisée par Rubens, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Botwood au prix de 525.0 £. [207]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A magnificent Landscape, with Figures, which represent the sacred story of the Angel appearing to Hagar. This capital production of the inimitable Claude le Lorraine's Pencil, is highly honorable to the hand and judgment that accomplished it, and has stamped it a Performance of very superior excellence -- the Landscape is admirable in all its parts -- the Trees are in fine forms and highly luxuriant in foliage -- the Sky clear and of Italian beauty -- the Foreground rich, and the Distance tender and receding. One of the renown'd Pictures in Mr. Agar's collection (Claude le Lorraine)|A magnificent Landscape, with Figures, which represent the sacred story of the Angel appearing to Hagar. This capital production of the inimitable Claude le Lorraine's Pencil, is highly honorable to the hand and judgment that accomplished it, and has stamped it a Performance of very superior excellence -- the Landscape is admirable in all its parts -- the Trees are in fine forms and highly luxuriant in foliage -- the Sky clear and of Italian beauty -- the Foreground rich, and the Distance tender and receding. One of the renown'd Pictures in Mr. Agar's collection]] réalisée par Claude le Lorraine, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Botwood au prix de 252.0 £. [209]
  • 1807.06.27/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Achilles discovered among the Daughters of Lycomedes -- from the Agar assemblage. This celebrated Performance is a noble proof of Poussin's art, and has been ever esteemed a first rate performance of this great Master. The contrast of character between the Daughters of Lycomedes decorating themselves with the ornaments suitable to their Sex, and the warlike propensity of Achilles in assuming the Sword and Helmet is very admirably pourtrayed, and treated with classic judgment, while the Figures in the Background, which represent Diomede and Ulysses watching the sentiments of the discovered Hero, are introduced with admirable propriety. The Landscape is equally grand and appropriate, treated with becoming dignity, and with a rich, sober brillancy of effect, in perfect harmony with the Subject and Composition -- most capital (Nicolo Poussin)|Achilles discovered among the Daughters of Lycomedes -- from the Agar assemblage. This celebrated Performance is a noble proof of Poussin's art, and has been ever esteemed a first rate performance of this great Master. The contrast of character between the Daughters of Lycomedes decorating themselves with the ornaments suitable to their Sex, and the warlike propensity of Achilles in assuming the Sword and Helmet is very admirably pourtrayed, and treated with classic judgment, while the Figures in the Background, which represent Diomede and Ulysses watching the sentiments of the discovered Hero, are introduced with admirable propriety. The Landscape is equally grand and appropriate, treated with becoming dignity, and with a rich, sober brillancy of effect, in perfect harmony with the Subject and Composition -- most capital]] réalisée par Nicolo Poussin, vendue par Earl Grosvenor, achetée par Botwood au prix de 472.10 £. [210]