Ventes d'œuvres le 1815.-.-

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  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : Zanetti (Vittore). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Homer singing his Iliad The two exquisite Pictures now presented to the Public, are the first productions of importance from the pencil of the President of the French Academy at Rome, that have been exhibited in this country, and are, with confidence, offered as Specimens of the abilities of Continental Artists, among whom Monsieur Le Thiere holds a pre-eminent rank, and whose pictures sell for greater prices than those of any living Artist, except, perhaps, the later productions of the venerable President of our Academy (G. Guillon le Thiere)|Homer singing his Iliad The two exquisite Pictures now presented to the Public, are the first productions of importance from the pencil of the President of the French Academy at Rome, that have been exhibited in this country, and are, with confidence, offered as Specimens of the abilities of Continental Artists, among whom Monsieur Le Thiere holds a pre-eminent rank, and whose pictures sell for greater prices than those of any living Artist, except, perhaps, the later productions of the venerable President of our Academy]] réalisée par G. Guillon le Thiere, vendue par Vittore Zanetti. [36]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : Zanetti (Vittore). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Judgement of Paris The two exquisite Pictures now presented to the Public, are the first productions of importance from the pencil of the President of the French Academy at Rome, that have been exhibited in this country, and are, with confidence, offered as Specimens of the abilities of Continental Artists, among whom Monsieur Le Thiere holds a pre-eminent rank, and whose pictures sell for greater prices than those of any living Artist, except, perhaps, the later productions of the venerable President of our Academy (G. Guillon le Thiere)|Judgement of Paris The two exquisite Pictures now presented to the Public, are the first productions of importance from the pencil of the President of the French Academy at Rome, that have been exhibited in this country, and are, with confidence, offered as Specimens of the abilities of Continental Artists, among whom Monsieur Le Thiere holds a pre-eminent rank, and whose pictures sell for greater prices than those of any living Artist, except, perhaps, the later productions of the venerable President of our Academy]] réalisée par G. Guillon le Thiere, vendue par Vittore Zanetti. [37]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : Zanetti (Vittore). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Madona and Sleeping Infant. The celebrated Madona belonging to the family of Cenci Bolegnetti, in whose family it has been upwards of 100 years, and was considered as the first of this Master in the Gallery. -- Count Virginio Bolegnetti exposed it to public veneration at the corner of his Palace in the Corso at Rome, where it remained till the Palace was disposed of to the Duke of Torrolonio (Guido Renni)|Madona and Sleeping Infant. The celebrated Madona belonging to the family of Cenci Bolegnetti, in whose family it has been upwards of 100 years, and was considered as the first of this Master in the Gallery. -- Count Virginio Bolegnetti exposed it to public veneration at the corner of his Palace in the Corso at Rome, where it remained till the Palace was disposed of to the Duke of Torrolonio]] réalisée par Guido Renni, vendue par Vittore Zanetti. [56]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : King (Thomas) Junior. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Eneas conducted by Venus to the attainment of his Amour, with Cupids, a River God, and Nymphs bathing, comprising 8 figures in a beautiful landscape, on canvas, 6 feet long by 3 feet 19 inches high. By Nicolo Poussin, born at Normandy in 1594, died 1665) This truly classical and sublime picture is painted in the best stile of the Master, rich colouring and perfect harmony. The expression of pleasure in the countenance of Venus, and of surprise and joy in that of Eneas, are particularly striking. In a most perfect state of preservation, and in an elegant gilt frame (Nicolo Poussin)|Eneas conducted by Venus to the attainment of his Amour, with Cupids, a River God, and Nymphs bathing, comprising 8 figures in a beautiful landscape, on canvas, 6 feet long by 3 feet 19 inches high. By Nicolo Poussin, born at Normandy in 1594, died 1665) This truly classical and sublime picture is painted in the best stile of the Master, rich colouring and perfect harmony. The expression of pleasure in the countenance of Venus, and of surprise and joy in that of Eneas, are particularly striking. In a most perfect state of preservation, and in an elegant gilt frame]] réalisée par Nicolo Poussin au prix de 2000.0 £. [101]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : King (Thomas) Junior. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Tobit taking Leave of his Mother and Family, with the Angels, and 7 figures on pannel, in a gilt frame, 3 feet 4 inches long by 28 1/2 inches high. By G. A. L. Pordonone, born at Pordonone 1484, died 1540 -- A very ancient and curious picture (G. A. L. Pordonone)|Tobit taking Leave of his Mother and Family, with the Angels, and 7 figures on pannel, in a gilt frame, 3 feet 4 inches long by 28 1/2 inches high. By G. A. L. Pordonone, born at Pordonone 1484, died 1540 -- A very ancient and curious picture]] réalisée par G. A. L. Pordonone au prix de 30.0 £. [102]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : King (Thomas) Junior. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, with the tree in the centre, and the Serpent thereon, tempting them to eat the Apple, with Birds, &c. in a fine Landscape, on pannel, size 4 feet 5 inches by 3 feet 6, in a gilt frame. Be Albert Durer, born at Nuremberg 1471, died 1528 There is a print engraved from this picture, which is no more than its merits deserve. Many parts of it are as finely painted as a miniature; and when the great antiquity of it is considered, it is a very extraordinary performance, and in fine preservation (Albert Durer)|Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, with the tree in the centre, and the Serpent thereon, tempting them to eat the Apple, with Birds, &c. in a fine Landscape, on pannel, size 4 feet 5 inches by 3 feet 6, in a gilt frame. Be Albert Durer, born at Nuremberg 1471, died 1528 There is a print engraved from this picture, which is no more than its merits deserve. Many parts of it are as finely painted as a miniature; and when the great antiquity of it is considered, it is a very extraordinary performance, and in fine preservation]] réalisée par Albert Durer au prix de 300.0 £. [108]
  • 1815.-.-/ maison de ventes : King (Thomas) Junior. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Magdalen in the Act of Devotion, on canvas, size 23 inches by 28, in a gilt frame. By Carlo Dolce, born at Florence 1616, died 1686 The religious admiration expressed in the countenance as well as the delicacy and grace of the Head are truly admirable (Carlo Dolce)|A Magdalen in the Act of Devotion, on canvas, size 23 inches by 28, in a gilt frame. By Carlo Dolce, born at Florence 1616, died 1686 The religious admiration expressed in the countenance as well as the delicacy and grace of the Head are truly admirable]] réalisée par Carlo Dolce au prix de 40.0 £. [109]
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