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  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The entrance of some remarkable place in Italy, enriched with variety of objects differently occupied, some in setting forth their merchandise, others in their carriages cheapening fruit; in the distance, a priest holding forth and pointing up to heaven, and a number of spectators attending the same (Hughtenburg)|The entrance of some remarkable place in Italy, enriched with variety of objects differently occupied, some in setting forth their merchandise, others in their carriages cheapening fruit; in the distance, a priest holding forth and pointing up to heaven, and a number of spectators attending the same]] réalisée par Hughtenburg, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels. [38]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Rachel secreting the images of her father's house. This picture, for correctness of outline, character and expression, surpasses much his master, Rembrandt, and we may even presume to say, that this performance may stand in competition with the Italian school (Van Eckhout)|Rachel secreting the images of her father's house. This picture, for correctness of outline, character and expression, surpasses much his master, Rembrandt, and we may even presume to say, that this performance may stand in competition with the Italian school]] réalisée par Van Eckhout, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels. [40]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[An agreeable landscape with a distant view of a serpentine river, and a hermit devoutly kneeling before a crucifix. This picture is well contrasted with every opposition that an artist can make use of to make his performance grand and intelligent (A. Carracci)|An agreeable landscape with a distant view of a serpentine river, and a hermit devoutly kneeling before a crucifix. This picture is well contrasted with every opposition that an artist can make use of to make his performance grand and intelligent]] réalisée par A. Carracci, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 91 gs. [41]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A picture representing a combat between two cocks. It is astonishing the fierceness expressed in these two males, and the fright that occurs to the female and her young, and without doubt is one of the most capital pictures known of that master (Hondekooter)|A picture representing a combat between two cocks. It is astonishing the fierceness expressed in these two males, and the fright that occurs to the female and her young, and without doubt is one of the most capital pictures known of that master]] réalisée par Hondekooter, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 51 gs. [46]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A landscape, a warm pleasing scene, with figures unloading fish out of a boat. N.B. This is the very identical picture that was bought at the sale of Mons. le Comte de Barré, in Paris, and all pictures mentioned in any other sale before, is an error, for we may assure the public, that no picture out of that cabinet has been exposed to public sale, but by the proprietor of this collection (Vernet)|A landscape, a warm pleasing scene, with figures unloading fish out of a boat. N.B. This is the very identical picture that was bought at the sale of Mons. le Comte de Barré, in Paris, and all pictures mentioned in any other sale before, is an error, for we may assure the public, that no picture out of that cabinet has been exposed to public sale, but by the proprietor of this collection]] réalisée par Vernet, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 125 gs. [49]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A vase, with divers sorts of flowers, behind the same a marble table, on which lies a basket of ruit; it would be in vain to describe the excellences of the performance of this female artist; it must suffice to say, her merit procured her the protection of several monarchs in Europe, and by some of them honored with their portraits set in diamonds, independent of the high price they bestowed on all her paintings. A more ample description of this female's merit, may be seen in Pilkington's lives of the painters (Maria Van Osterwyck)|A vase, with divers sorts of flowers, behind the same a marble table, on which lies a basket of ruit; it would be in vain to describe the excellences of the performance of this female artist; it must suffice to say, her merit procured her the protection of several monarchs in Europe, and by some of them honored with their portraits set in diamonds, independent of the high price they bestowed on all her paintings. A more ample description of this female's merit, may be seen in Pilkington's lives of the painters]] réalisée par Maria Van Osterwyck, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 70 gs. [50]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A perspective view of the agreeable environs of Cleves, with the Rhine and town in the remote distance; this view after nature, is enriched with the artist occupied in drawing the the sic same, his servant holding the horses, and a shepherd reposing with his flock; undoubtedly this scene must have struck the painter with admiration, which may be seen by the labor and attention he bestowed on it, and is looked upon as one of his highest finished pictures extant (A. Cuyp)|A perspective view of the agreeable environs of Cleves, with the Rhine and town in the remote distance; this view after nature, is enriched with the artist occupied in drawing the the sic same, his servant holding the horses, and a shepherd reposing with his flock; undoubtedly this scene must have struck the painter with admiration, which may be seen by the labor and attention he bestowed on it, and is looked upon as one of his highest finished pictures extant]] réalisée par A. Cuyp, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 150 gs. [52]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A merry-making, the inside of a farm-house, This is one of the pictures, that divided the curious in opinion between this master and Teniers, but most decided in favour of Tilburgh, who at that time was cotemporary sic with David, notwithstanding that the latter merited the laurel, but had the mortification to see the works of the other, sell for whatever price was fixed on them, when at the same time, he could not dispose of any of his own (Tilburgh)|A merry-making, the inside of a farm-house, This is one of the pictures, that divided the curious in opinion between this master and Teniers, but most decided in favour of Tilburgh, who at that time was cotemporary sic with David, notwithstanding that the latter merited the laurel, but had the mortification to see the works of the other, sell for whatever price was fixed on them, when at the same time, he could not dispose of any of his own]] réalisée par Tilburgh, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 71 gs. [54]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The industrious family -- the inside of a cobler's house, the cobler with great attention at work, the old woman spinning and singing, the cat having been very busy in catching her prey, brings it to her master; every object in this piece of painting is represented with so much truth, that the beholder can not look upon it without receiving the greatest satisfaction; and as to painting and colouring, it is no way infertor sic to that great artist, Rubens (D. Ryckaert)|The industrious family -- the inside of a cobler's house, the cobler with great attention at work, the old woman spinning and singing, the cat having been very busy in catching her prey, brings it to her master; every object in this piece of painting is represented with so much truth, that the beholder can not look upon it without receiving the greatest satisfaction; and as to painting and colouring, it is no way infertor sic to that great artist, Rubens]] réalisée par D. Ryckaert, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 34 gs. [56]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[An evening scene, the sun retiring and beaming through the trees; this occasions accidental lights, which greatly add to the enlivening that part of the landscape; on the fore ground stands a Flemish farmer, pointing to the place where his men are to lay down their burthen; the figures well planted, and touched with great spirit and freedom of pencil (D. Teniers)|An evening scene, the sun retiring and beaming through the trees; this occasions accidental lights, which greatly add to the enlivening that part of the landscape; on the fore ground stands a Flemish farmer, pointing to the place where his men are to lay down their burthen; the figures well planted, and touched with great spirit and freedom of pencil]] réalisée par D. Teniers, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 137 gs. [64]
  • 1775.04.08/ maison de ventes : Walsh. Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A sportsman returning from coursing, &c. holding up a partridge to one of his spaniels; in this picture, the artist has introduced most of the sporting animals, and with so much success, that it must be acknowledged, one of the best performances extant of that master (Fyte)|A sportsman returning from coursing, &c. holding up a partridge to one of his spaniels; in this picture, the artist has introduced most of the sporting animals, and with so much success, that it must be acknowledged, one of the best performances extant of that master]] réalisée par Fyte, vendue par Mr. John Bertels, of Brussels au prix de 140 gs. [65]