Ventes d'œuvres le 1836.05.07

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  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Annunciation. The Virgin seated on a cushion, with an open book by her side, and the dove over her, is receiving with wonder the message of the angel who is kneeling before her in a white drapery: on a tablet at the foot of the picture is inscribed Poussin, faciebat Anno Salutis, MDCLVII. Alex. Sept. Pont. Max. Regnante Roma: a composition full of simple grandeur and lovely character. This fine picture was formerly in Mr. Raikes's collection (N. Poussin)|The Annunciation. The Virgin seated on a cushion, with an open book by her side, and the dove over her, is receiving with wonder the message of the angel who is kneeling before her in a white drapery: on a tablet at the foot of the picture is inscribed Poussin, faciebat Anno Salutis, MDCLVII. Alex. Sept. Pont. Max. Regnante Roma: a composition full of simple grandeur and lovely character. This fine picture was formerly in Mr. Raikes's collection]] réalisée par N. Poussin, vendue par Dauberry au prix de 135 gs. [2]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Landscape, with a pool of water surrounded by luxuriant trees, one of which is hanging gracefully over the water, in which it is reflected; a group of four figures are on a broken path to the left, and others on a road beyond, on which a gleam of light falls with admirable effect; a charming work, of exquisite quality (Hobbema)|A Landscape, with a pool of water surrounded by luxuriant trees, one of which is hanging gracefully over the water, in which it is reflected; a group of four figures are on a broken path to the left, and others on a road beyond, on which a gleam of light falls with admirable effect; a charming work, of exquisite quality]] réalisée par Hobbema, vendue par Dauberry au prix de 750 gs. [3]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A view of Whitehall, taken from about the spot where Richmond Terrace now stands, where the artist lived when in England. In this capital picture are exhibited the Whitehall, or Holbein Gate, the Banqueting House, Montagu House, and Spring Gardens; and through an opening are seen the Thames and St. Paul's; carriages and groups of figures are admirably introduced. This interesting picture was retained by the artist till his return to Venice, when it was purchased of him by Lord Crewe, then Mr. Crewe, about the year 1762, who afterwards exchanged it with Dr. Hinchliffe, Bishop of Peterborough, the father of the present proprietor (Canaletti)|A view of Whitehall, taken from about the spot where Richmond Terrace now stands, where the artist lived when in England. In this capital picture are exhibited the Whitehall, or Holbein Gate, the Banqueting House, Montagu House, and Spring Gardens; and through an opening are seen the Thames and St. Paul's; carriages and groups of figures are admirably introduced. This interesting picture was retained by the artist till his return to Venice, when it was purchased of him by Lord Crewe, then Mr. Crewe, about the year 1762, who afterwards exchanged it with Dr. Hinchliffe, Bishop of Peterborough, the father of the present proprietor]] réalisée par Canaletti, vendue par Henry John Hinchliffe Esq au prix de 560 gs. [8]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin seated under a portico with the infant in her lap, St. Joseph near her, reading; full of feeling and sweet character. This beautiful and rare cabinet specimen is described with another by Poussin, in a letter printed in Bottari, vol. i. page 293, addressed Al Sig. Commendatore Cassiano del Pozzo. "L'altro de tre figure cioè della Madonna, che tiene in grembo il Bambino, gnudo e di San Gioseffo, stando a giaccere in una finestro." It is engraved by Sherwin (N. Poussin)|The Virgin seated under a portico with the infant in her lap, St. Joseph near her, reading; full of feeling and sweet character. This beautiful and rare cabinet specimen is described with another by Poussin, in a letter printed in Bottari, vol. i. page 293, addressed Al Sig. Commendatore Cassiano del Pozzo. "L'altro de tre figure cioè della Madonna, che tiene in grembo il Bambino, gnudo e di San Gioseffo, stando a giaccere in una finestro." It is engraved by Sherwin]] réalisée par N. Poussin, vendue par Henry John Hinchliffe Esq, achetée par Marsland au prix de 257.5 gs. [9]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A view of the Campanili, taken from the extremity of the Piazza; the area is occupied with booths, and groups of spirited figures are introduced. This pure and genuine specimen was painted by Canaletti, for the late Dr. Hinchliffe, Bishop of Peterborough (Canaletti)|A view of the Campanili, taken from the extremity of the Piazza; the area is occupied with booths, and groups of spirited figures are introduced. This pure and genuine specimen was painted by Canaletti, for the late Dr. Hinchliffe, Bishop of Peterborough]] réalisée par Canaletti, vendue par Henry John Hinchliffe Esq, achetée par Zachary au prix de 53.11 gs. [11]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Garden-scene, with Dead Game, and shooting implements lying near a superb vase, enriched with bas-reliefs; a hound and dead ducks in the foreground. This capital picture was formerly in the Brentano collection, and is mentioned in M. Nieuwenhuys's Work (Weenix)|A Garden-scene, with Dead Game, and shooting implements lying near a superb vase, enriched with bas-reliefs; a hound and dead ducks in the foreground. This capital picture was formerly in the Brentano collection, and is mentioned in M. Nieuwenhuys's Work]] réalisée par Weenix, vendue par Right Honourable Lord Charles Townshend. [34]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Virgin at a table on which the infant is seated; St. John kissing his foot; St. Joseph and St. Elizabeth on either side; and a group of two infant angels are strewing flowers from above; an elegant composition The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son (Guido)|The Virgin at a table on which the infant is seated; St. John kissing his foot; St. Joseph and St. Elizabeth on either side; and a group of two infant angels are strewing flowers from above; an elegant composition The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son]] réalisée par Guido, vendue par Parke, achetée par Woodin au prix de 53.11 gs. [41]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Salvator Mundi; painted in beautifully grand and simple character. This picture is said to have been in the King of France's collection before the revolution; it is engraved by Hollar The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son (L. Da Vinci)|Salvator Mundi; painted in beautifully grand and simple character. This picture is said to have been in the King of France's collection before the revolution; it is engraved by Hollar The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son]] réalisée par L. Da Vinci, vendue par Parke au prix de 100.0 gs. [42]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Christ, with the Virgin, appearing in a vision to St. Francis: the saint is in ecstacy upon the steps of an altar in a chapel beneath. This grand composition, of cabinet size, is engraved by Villamena The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son (Baroccio)|Christ, with the Virgin, appearing in a vision to St. Francis: the saint is in ecstacy upon the steps of an altar in a chapel beneath. This grand composition, of cabinet size, is engraved by Villamena The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son]] réalisée par Baroccio, vendue par Parke, achetée par Woodin au prix de 21.0 gs. [43]
  • 1836.05.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Ruins of a temple, with a triumphal arch, and the sarcophagus of the Capitol in the foreground, with figures -- a mountainous landscape distance; in a case The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son (N. Poussin)|Ruins of a temple, with a triumphal arch, and the sarcophagus of the Capitol in the foreground, with figures -- a mountainous landscape distance; in a case The following five Pictures, the Property of the late John Parke, Esq., are to be sold by order of the Executors of his Son]] réalisée par N. Poussin, vendue par Parke, achetée par Marsland au prix de 16.10 gs. [44]
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