Ventes d'œuvres le 1837.02.08

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  • 1837.02.08/ maison de ventes : Foster (Edward). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Interior of a Cabaret with four Figures. The foremost Cavalier, in a buff riding dress, is seated at a table with his hat on, giving instructions to a servant, who with the hostess is standing at the table; in the distance is a fourth figure warming himself over the fire. A dog crouched at his master's feet is skilfully introduced in the front of the apartment. This picture is highly finished, and painted with a rich tone of colour. (Terburg)|The Interior of a Cabaret with four Figures. The foremost Cavalier, in a buff riding dress, is seated at a table with his hat on, giving instructions to a servant, who with the hostess is standing at the table; in the distance is a fourth figure warming himself over the fire. A dog crouched at his master's feet is skilfully introduced in the front of the apartment. This picture is highly finished, and painted with a rich tone of colour.]] réalisée par Terburg, achetée par Sherrard au prix de 15.15 £. [103]
  • 1837.02.08/ maison de ventes : Foster (Edward). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Dutch Fair at Night; in the foreground is a provision booth, in which a woman is drawing coffee, and near is a boiling kettle, with a girl sitting on a trunk; in the background is seen the bustle incidental to the time and place. The composition of his picture is so remarkable that it may be supposed it was painted in emulation of the marvellous Night School by G. Douw, and it is no small praise to Haanen to assert he has effected a perfect harmony of the different lights, and finished the whole with elaborate care and great success. (G.G. Haanen)|A Dutch Fair at Night; in the foreground is a provision booth, in which a woman is drawing coffee, and near is a boiling kettle, with a girl sitting on a trunk; in the background is seen the bustle incidental to the time and place. The composition of his picture is so remarkable that it may be supposed it was painted in emulation of the marvellous Night School by G. Douw, and it is no small praise to Haanen to assert he has effected a perfect harmony of the different lights, and finished the whole with elaborate care and great success.]] réalisée par G.G. Haanen au prix de 44 gs. [105]
  • 1837.02.08/ maison de ventes : Foster (Edward). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Interior of a Dutch Farm House, with Female nursing a Child, and two other Children at play; in the distance, near the window, a group of three persons in conversation; the foreground is richly studded with culinary articles, spinning wheel, &c. various accerssories adding greatly to the value and interest of the picture; on the left is seen, as is customary to this day in Duch farm houses, the cows and horses sharing the principal apartment with the family; a capital specimen of the modern Dutch school. (J. de Rye)|Interior of a Dutch Farm House, with Female nursing a Child, and two other Children at play; in the distance, near the window, a group of three persons in conversation; the foreground is richly studded with culinary articles, spinning wheel, &c. various accerssories adding greatly to the value and interest of the picture; on the left is seen, as is customary to this day in Duch farm houses, the cows and horses sharing the principal apartment with the family; a capital specimen of the modern Dutch school.]] réalisée par J. de Rye au prix de 60 gs. [106]
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