Ventes d'œuvres le 1772.02.07

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A view of Scheveling -- Along the Strand near the water are seen a multitude of figures crouding to see a whale that lays stranded. This same event was painted by Vangoyen, Reysdael, and several others in the time of De Vieger sic: the attitudes of the figures on the foreground would do honour to Salvator Rosa: the light and shade equal to Rembrant; whole is masterly and correct copy of nature (De Vleiger)|A view of Scheveling -- Along the Strand near the water are seen a multitude of figures crouding to see a whale that lays stranded. This same event was painted by Vangoyen, Reysdael, and several others in the time of De Vieger sic: the attitudes of the figures on the foreground would do honour to Salvator Rosa: the light and shade equal to Rembrant; whole is masterly and correct copy of nature]] réalisée par De Vleiger, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell, achetée par Majr Dixon au prix de 22 gs. [52]

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A holy family with St. John -- Here we find a superiority and greatness of idea that places this master above all others: the virgin and children are sublimely graceful; the limbs most delicately shaped and justly proportioned; every part of this picture abounds with merit (Raphael)|A holy family with St. John -- Here we find a superiority and greatness of idea that places this master above all others: the virgin and children are sublimely graceful; the limbs most delicately shaped and justly proportioned; every part of this picture abounds with merit]] réalisée par Raphael, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell, achetée par [[Ld Ch[...?]]] au prix de 47.5 gs. [53]

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme A holy family -- This holy family visibly possesses much of the graces of the antique as well as of Raphael, whom Parmigiano chiefly studied réalisée par Permigiano, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell au prix de 45 [?] gs. [54]

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme A man's portrait -- The most conspicuous marks of learning and wisdom are visible in this Face both for drawing and colouring; need not yield to the pencil of Raphael réalisée par Porbus, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell, achetée par Fleming au prix de 33.19 gs. [55]

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The angels appearing to the shepherds -- This is a very singular and perhaps the only picture so capital of its kind: one seldom meets with historical compositions of this great master; the taste and disposition of the whole is equal to the first Italians; the attitudes of the shepherds and shepherdesses, rustic and natural; the animals in which he excelled are amazing; a great warmth and union of colour subsists throughout the whole, besides freedom of execution. This was purchased out of the celebrated collection of Mr. Bramcamp, at Amsterdam, and by him very justly held in great esteem. (Berghem)|The angels appearing to the shepherds -- This is a very singular and perhaps the only picture so capital of its kind: one seldom meets with historical compositions of this great master; the taste and disposition of the whole is equal to the first Italians; the attitudes of the shepherds and shepherdesses, rustic and natural; the animals in which he excelled are amazing; a great warmth and union of colour subsists throughout the whole, besides freedom of execution. This was purchased out of the celebrated collection of Mr. Bramcamp, at Amsterdam, and by him very justly held in great esteem.]] réalisée par Berghem, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell, achetée par Mayhew au prix de 168 gs. [56]

1772.02.07/ maison de ventes : Christie's. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The return of Tobias -- This picture by its great effect of light and shaddow strikes you at first for a Rembrant, of whom Mr. Dow was a pupil: though he imitated his master in every part of the colouring, yet he has far excelled him in point of drawing and correctness; the impatience so naturally expressed in the old blind father going to meet his son, who is embracing his mother at entering the house, is very interesting and finely described; there is a most suprising facility of execution in this picture, nor are the most trifling objects slighted; in short it cannot fail being admired by every judge, and merits a place in the first cabinets. Purchased out of Mr. Bramcamp's collection (G. Dow)|The return of Tobias -- This picture by its great effect of light and shaddow strikes you at first for a Rembrant, of whom Mr. Dow was a pupil: though he imitated his master in every part of the colouring, yet he has far excelled him in point of drawing and correctness; the impatience so naturally expressed in the old blind father going to meet his son, who is embracing his mother at entering the house, is very interesting and finely described; there is a most suprising facility of execution in this picture, nor are the most trifling objects slighted; in short it cannot fail being admired by every judge, and merits a place in the first cabinets. Purchased out of Mr. Bramcamp's collection]] réalisée par G. Dow, vendue par Mr. Robert Ansell, achetée par [[Levers [?]]] au prix de 110 gs. [57]