Ventes d'œuvres le 1828.06.30

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  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Cape Wilberforce, looking into the Gulf of Carpentaria, from the Indian Ocean, Australia, discovered by the late Capt. Flinders, in His Majesty's Ship Investigator. The rocks are a formation of sandstone with quartz cement, of a compact structure (W. Westall, A.R.A.)|Cape Wilberforce, looking into the Gulf of Carpentaria, from the Indian Ocean, Australia, discovered by the late Capt. Flinders, in His Majesty's Ship Investigator. The rocks are a formation of sandstone with quartz cement, of a compact structure]] réalisée par W. Westall, A.R.A., vendue par Hobday. [7]
  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Battle of Waterloo. Charge of the 2nd Brigade of Cavalry, commanded by the late Major Gen. Sir W. Ponsonby, consisting of the 1st or Royals, 2nd or R.N.B. and 6th or Enniskillen Dragoons, and Capture of the Eagle of the 45th French Regiment of the line, by Serjeant Ewart of the Scotch Greys (Dighton)|Battle of Waterloo. Charge of the 2nd Brigade of Cavalry, commanded by the late Major Gen. Sir W. Ponsonby, consisting of the 1st or Royals, 2nd or R.N.B. and 6th or Enniskillen Dragoons, and Capture of the Eagle of the 45th French Regiment of the line, by Serjeant Ewart of the Scotch Greys]] réalisée par Dighton, vendue par Hobday. [32]
  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Mother and Child "Where art thou Boy? -- Heaven, heaven! the babe is playing Ev'n on the margin of the dizzy steep! Haste -- hush! a breath, my agony betraying, And he is gone! -- beneath him rolls the deep! Could I but keep the bursting cry suppress'd, And win him back in silence to my breast! Thou'rt safe! -- Thou com'st, with smiles my fond arms meeting, Blest, fearless child! -- I, I have tasted death! Nearer! that I may feel thy warm heart beating? And see thy bright hair floating in my breath! Nearer! to still my bosom's yearning pain, -- I clasp thee now, mine own! thou'rt here again!-- Mrs. Hemans (W. Brockedon)|The Mother and Child "Where art thou Boy? -- Heaven, heaven! the babe is playing Ev'n on the margin of the dizzy steep! Haste -- hush! a breath, my agony betraying, And he is gone! -- beneath him rolls the deep! Could I but keep the bursting cry suppress'd, And win him back in silence to my breast! Thou'rt safe! -- Thou com'st, with smiles my fond arms meeting, Blest, fearless child! -- I, I have tasted death! Nearer! that I may feel thy warm heart beating? And see thy bright hair floating in my breath! Nearer! to still my bosom's yearning pain, -- I clasp thee now, mine own! thou'rt here again!-- Mrs. Hemans]] réalisée par W. Brockedon, vendue par Hobday. [114]
  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Battle between the Giaour and the Pacha Hassan. The Escort of the latter is surprised by an ambuscade placed in the defiles of the Mountains, and is massacred with his followers. -- See Lord Byron's Giaour * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France. (E. Delacroix)|Battle between the Giaour and the Pacha Hassan. The Escort of the latter is surprised by an ambuscade placed in the defiles of the Mountains, and is massacred with his followers. -- See Lord Byron's Giaour * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France.]] réalisée par E. Delacroix, vendue par Hobday. [134]
  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Storm at Dieppe, in 1826. Her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berri ordered herself to be conducted to the Pier, where by her presence she encouraged the Sailors to lend assistance to the Fishing Smacks which were endeavouring to gain the harbour * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France. (E. Isabey)|A Storm at Dieppe, in 1826. Her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berri ordered herself to be conducted to the Pier, where by her presence she encouraged the Sailors to lend assistance to the Fishing Smacks which were endeavouring to gain the harbour * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France.]] réalisée par E. Isabey, vendue par Hobday. [151]
  • 1828.06.30/ maison de ventes : Hobday (William Armfield). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Episode of the Battle of Hastings: In 1066, after the Battle of Hastings, in which Harold, King of England, was killed, two Monks belonging to Waltham Abbey, presented themselves before William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, requesting permission to carry away the remains of Harold who had been their benfactor, and offering him the sum of ten marks of gold. The Duke was moved by their prayer and granted their request: but the Monks sought in vain for the body, which had been pierced by an arrow. In despair they addressed themselves to Edith, surnamed the Swan-necked Beauty, who had been tenderly beloved by Harold. She eagerly undertook the melancholy search, and more fortunate than the Monks, found amidst the slain the dead body of him whom she had cherished * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France. (H. Vernet)|Episode of the Battle of Hastings: In 1066, after the Battle of Hastings, in which Harold, King of England, was killed, two Monks belonging to Waltham Abbey, presented themselves before William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, requesting permission to carry away the remains of Harold who had been their benfactor, and offering him the sum of ten marks of gold. The Duke was moved by their prayer and granted their request: but the Monks sought in vain for the body, which had been pierced by an arrow. In despair they addressed themselves to Edith, surnamed the Swan-necked Beauty, who had been tenderly beloved by Harold. She eagerly undertook the melancholy search, and more fortunate than the Monks, found amidst the slain the dead body of him whom she had cherished * * Denotes those Pictures which are from France.]] réalisée par H. Vernet, vendue par Hobday. [178]