Ventes d'œuvres le 1817.01.10

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  • 1817.01.10/ maison de ventes : Winstanley. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Discovery of Erichthonius. "He had the tails of Serpents instead of legs. -- Minerva placed him in a basket, which she gave to the Daughters of Cecrops, with strict injunctions not to examine its contents. Aglauros, one of the Sisters, had the curiousity to open the basket; for which the Goddess punished her indiscretion by making her jealous of her sister Herse." This lovely little Picture is the production of an Artist of the time of Vandyke and Rubens: -- it is evident that he judiciously availed himself of the excellencies of both of these great Masters (Wm. Voet)|The Discovery of Erichthonius. "He had the tails of Serpents instead of legs. -- Minerva placed him in a basket, which she gave to the Daughters of Cecrops, with strict injunctions not to examine its contents. Aglauros, one of the Sisters, had the curiousity to open the basket; for which the Goddess punished her indiscretion by making her jealous of her sister Herse." This lovely little Picture is the production of an Artist of the time of Vandyke and Rubens: -- it is evident that he judiciously availed himself of the excellencies of both of these great Masters]] réalisée par Wm. Voet, vendue par John Clarke. [17]
  • 1817.01.10/ maison de ventes : Winstanley. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Boats on a Shore. A very highly-finished and beautiful Picture, by a Master who studied in the School of Rembrandt, and whose works are now ranked with those of the best Masters of the Dutch School. -- This Picture is admired for its silvery tone, and judicious effect of light and shade (Vander Capella)|Boats on a Shore. A very highly-finished and beautiful Picture, by a Master who studied in the School of Rembrandt, and whose works are now ranked with those of the best Masters of the Dutch School. -- This Picture is admired for its silvery tone, and judicious effect of light and shade]] réalisée par Vander Capella, vendue par John Clarke. [23]
  • 1817.01.10/ maison de ventes : Winstanley. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Ferry. In a beautiful Landscape, various groups of Figures and Horses are introduced, with a most picturesque and beautiful effect. -- The Figures are exquisitely drawn, grouped, and finished; the colouring rich and appropriate; and the whole forms one of the very finest productions of this admired Master (F. Paul Ferg)|The Ferry. In a beautiful Landscape, various groups of Figures and Horses are introduced, with a most picturesque and beautiful effect. -- The Figures are exquisitely drawn, grouped, and finished; the colouring rich and appropriate; and the whole forms one of the very finest productions of this admired Master]] réalisée par F. Paul Ferg, vendue par John Clarke. [28]
  • 1817.01.10/ maison de ventes : Winstanley. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Cupid Blowing Bubbles. This Picture may be ranked with the finest productions of the English School. -- The drawing of the Figure, the propriety of the expression, the rich and glowing tints of the flesh, and the tasteful correctness of the allegory, are most admirable, and do high honour to the Artist (Pocock)|Cupid Blowing Bubbles. This Picture may be ranked with the finest productions of the English School. -- The drawing of the Figure, the propriety of the expression, the rich and glowing tints of the flesh, and the tasteful correctness of the allegory, are most admirable, and do high honour to the Artist]] réalisée par Pocock, vendue par John Clarke. [34]
  • 1817.01.10/ maison de ventes : Winstanley. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Solitude. In this admired Picture the Artist has displayed the rich stores of his mind, as well as the powers of his pencil. -- The scenery is most happily chosen, and the solemnity is heightened by the judicious introduction of the solitary Heron (Westall)|Solitude. In this admired Picture the Artist has displayed the rich stores of his mind, as well as the powers of his pencil. -- The scenery is most happily chosen, and the solemnity is heightened by the judicious introduction of the solitary Heron]] réalisée par Westall, vendue par John Clarke. [35]