Ventes d'œuvres le 1834.05.24

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  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[In a grand Romantic Landscape, full of every beauty that nature and art could combine, the artist has represented the subject of Latona and her Twins mocked by the Peasants, and treated the whole with such ability that leaves nothing to be wished for, either by general lovers of art, or the extreme connoisseur; this very extraordinary picture may be, in all respects, justly considered the master work of this very highly prized artist. Canvass (Salvator Rosa)|In a grand Romantic Landscape, full of every beauty that nature and art could combine, the artist has represented the subject of Latona and her Twins mocked by the Peasants, and treated the whole with such ability that leaves nothing to be wished for, either by general lovers of art, or the extreme connoisseur; this very extraordinary picture may be, in all respects, justly considered the master work of this very highly prized artist. Canvass]] réalisée par Salvator Rosa, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq. au prix de 450 gs. [102]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[This truly excellent Landscape represents a Village situated in the centre of a Forest, brilliantly illumined by the sun; the foreground is occupied on the right by a cottage, overshadowed by a noble group of elegant trees, through which a road passes; and on the left is an overshot mill, in front of which is a sheet of transparent water, bordered by sandy banks and decayed trees, plants, &c. &c., and the extensive distance is seen through an opening in the trees of the middle ground; the sky is beautifully natural, and of the most brilliant effect. Panel (M. Hobbima)|This truly excellent Landscape represents a Village situated in the centre of a Forest, brilliantly illumined by the sun; the foreground is occupied on the right by a cottage, overshadowed by a noble group of elegant trees, through which a road passes; and on the left is an overshot mill, in front of which is a sheet of transparent water, bordered by sandy banks and decayed trees, plants, &c. &c., and the extensive distance is seen through an opening in the trees of the middle ground; the sky is beautifully natural, and of the most brilliant effect. Panel]] réalisée par M. Hobbima, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq., achetée par Farrer au prix de 685 gs. [103]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A splendid Forest Scene, in which the painter has assembled every excellence his art could effect. Trees of various descriptions, a waterfall, a meandering river, a high well-broken foreground, enriched with decayed stumps of trees, plants, &c. &c., and a most brilliant sky complete this chef-d'oeuvre. Canvass (J. Ruysdael)|A splendid Forest Scene, in which the painter has assembled every excellence his art could effect. Trees of various descriptions, a waterfall, a meandering river, a high well-broken foreground, enriched with decayed stumps of trees, plants, &c. &c., and a most brilliant sky complete this chef-d'oeuvre. Canvass]] réalisée par J. Ruysdael, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq. au prix de 210 gs. [104]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Lying-in Visit. This picture is from the Collection of Baron Lockhorst, and in Holland was always considered the chef-d'oeuvre of the master. It represents a rich apartment, on the right of which is seated a lady, sumptuously dressed, nursing an infant; a cavalier and lady have just entered the room, the latter is in the act of supplicating a blessing for the baby, while the former is leaning on the back of the lady's chair, and pointing to the child; in the distance is a servant bringing a chair; the room is beautifully decorated with tapestry, &c. Canvass (Eglon Vander Neer)|The Lying-in Visit. This picture is from the Collection of Baron Lockhorst, and in Holland was always considered the chef-d'oeuvre of the master. It represents a rich apartment, on the right of which is seated a lady, sumptuously dressed, nursing an infant; a cavalier and lady have just entered the room, the latter is in the act of supplicating a blessing for the baby, while the former is leaning on the back of the lady's chair, and pointing to the child; in the distance is a servant bringing a chair; the room is beautifully decorated with tapestry, &c. Canvass]] réalisée par Eglon Vander Neer, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq. au prix de 350 gs. [105]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A View of the Palace and adjoining Buildings at Naples. The artist has here represented a Grand Procession of a Turkish Ambassador going to Court; such subjects were the delight of Vander Ulft, in which he could represent great numbers of figures, horses, &c., all of which objects he painted with the greatest ability. In this small picture may be counted several hundred figures, all correctly drawn, richly colored, and highly finished. On copper (Vander Ulft)|A View of the Palace and adjoining Buildings at Naples. The artist has here represented a Grand Procession of a Turkish Ambassador going to Court; such subjects were the delight of Vander Ulft, in which he could represent great numbers of figures, horses, &c., all of which objects he painted with the greatest ability. In this small picture may be counted several hundred figures, all correctly drawn, richly colored, and highly finished. On copper]] réalisée par Vander Ulft, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq., achetée par Norton au prix de 51.9 £. [106]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Salvator Mundi; this picture, painted in the best style of the master, and on which every care has been bestowed, represents the Saviour, holding in his left hand a globe; the right hand is raised in the act of passing a blessing. The figure is a large half-length; to the head is imparted a most benign and pleasing expression; the draperies are nobly cast -- in fact, the air of the whole picture is of that elevated character, which places it among the first works of art in this country. Canvass (B.E. Murillo)|Salvator Mundi; this picture, painted in the best style of the master, and on which every care has been bestowed, represents the Saviour, holding in his left hand a globe; the right hand is raised in the act of passing a blessing. The figure is a large half-length; to the head is imparted a most benign and pleasing expression; the draperies are nobly cast -- in fact, the air of the whole picture is of that elevated character, which places it among the first works of art in this country. Canvass]] réalisée par B.E. Murillo, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq. au prix de 65 gs. [109]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[In the foreground of a Landscape is seated an Old Woman spinning, and watching two boys quarrelling for some grapes; in the middle distance is a female drawing water from a fountain; the artist has left this picture unfinished, but it still forms a surprising work of art. Canvass (Velasquez)|In the foreground of a Landscape is seated an Old Woman spinning, and watching two boys quarrelling for some grapes; in the middle distance is a female drawing water from a fountain; the artist has left this picture unfinished, but it still forms a surprising work of art. Canvass]] réalisée par Velasquez, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq., achetée par Northwick au prix de 73.10 £. [135]
  • 1834.05.24/ maison de ventes : Foster. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Landscape and Figures. In this example the painter has emulated the style of Claude, and for design, color, lineal and aerial perspective, has quite equalled that great master; the present is the largest known landscape of this highly prized artist (Van Huysum)|Landscape and Figures. In this example the painter has emulated the style of Claude, and for design, color, lineal and aerial perspective, has quite equalled that great master; the present is the largest known landscape of this highly prized artist]] réalisée par Van Huysum, vendue par Charles O'Neil, Esq. au prix de 42.0 £. [152]
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