Ventes d'œuvres le 1821.06.08

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  • 1821.06.08/ maison de ventes : Cameron (Francis). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Prince of Orange Raising the Siege of Charleroi. A Picture by a master whose works are of the greatest rarity in this country: -- the figures are very highly finished, and the effect pleasing and true. From the collection of the Elector of Hesse Cassel (Verschuring)|The Prince of Orange Raising the Siege of Charleroi. A Picture by a master whose works are of the greatest rarity in this country: -- the figures are very highly finished, and the effect pleasing and true. From the collection of the Elector of Hesse Cassel]] réalisée par Verschuring. [21]
  • 1821.06.08/ maison de ventes : Cameron (Francis). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Adoration of the Shepherds. A curious and highly valuable specimen, by the inventor of painting in oil: Every part of the picture is finished with the greatest delicacy, and it is finely preserved, although of the earliest time of the art -- From the Convent of Beguin Nuns at Antwerp (John Van Eyck)|The Adoration of the Shepherds. A curious and highly valuable specimen, by the inventor of painting in oil: Every part of the picture is finished with the greatest delicacy, and it is finely preserved, although of the earliest time of the art -- From the Convent of Beguin Nuns at Antwerp]] réalisée par John Van Eyck. [28]
  • 1821.06.08/ maison de ventes : Cameron (Francis). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Misers. A duplicate of the celebrated picture of the same subject in the collection of his Majesty, with some variations. A slight inspection will decide the originality of this picture. It is considered equal in effect, in finish, and in preservation, to that which forms so conspicuous a feature, and is so much admired in the collection at Windsor Castle (Quintin Matsys)|The Misers. A duplicate of the celebrated picture of the same subject in the collection of his Majesty, with some variations. A slight inspection will decide the originality of this picture. It is considered equal in effect, in finish, and in preservation, to that which forms so conspicuous a feature, and is so much admired in the collection at Windsor Castle]] réalisée par Quintin Matsys. [33]
  • 1821.06.08/ maison de ventes : Cameron (Francis). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin and Child. An undoubted original of this celebrated master, purchased by its present Proprietor at Modena. It is probably the first thought of the Artist for the beautiful and much admired picture in Mr Thomas Hope's collection, and possesses, in an eminent degree, the peculiar qualities of the works of Raffaello, -- grace, sweetness, and simplicity (Raffaello D'Urbino)|The Virgin and Child. An undoubted original of this celebrated master, purchased by its present Proprietor at Modena. It is probably the first thought of the Artist for the beautiful and much admired picture in Mr Thomas Hope's collection, and possesses, in an eminent degree, the peculiar qualities of the works of Raffaello, -- grace, sweetness, and simplicity]] réalisée par Raffaello D'Urbino. [36]
  • 1821.06.08/ maison de ventes : Cameron (Francis). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin Seated in a Landscape with the Infant Saviour and St John. This exquisite and sublime Picture must equally arrest the eye of the Artist, as well as the admiration of the refined and judicious Collector. For loveliness of character, delicacy of handling, and beauty of composition, it must ever be preeminent; and it obtains an additional interest, in having been one of the proudest ornaments of the collection of the late venerable President of the Royal Academy, Benjamin West, Esq. at whose sale it was purchased at a very large sum (Correggio)|The Virgin Seated in a Landscape with the Infant Saviour and St John. This exquisite and sublime Picture must equally arrest the eye of the Artist, as well as the admiration of the refined and judicious Collector. For loveliness of character, delicacy of handling, and beauty of composition, it must ever be preeminent; and it obtains an additional interest, in having been one of the proudest ornaments of the collection of the late venerable President of the Royal Academy, Benjamin West, Esq. at whose sale it was purchased at a very large sum]] réalisée par Correggio. [37]