Ventes d'œuvres le 1818.11.07

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  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Boor regaling; this beautiful Picture realizes all that we read of the uncommon powers of this unfortunate Artist; who, in the representation of life, management of colours, and correct drawing, is nearly unrivalled in the School of which he is so distinguished an ornament (Adrian Brouwer)|A Boor regaling; this beautiful Picture realizes all that we read of the uncommon powers of this unfortunate Artist; who, in the representation of life, management of colours, and correct drawing, is nearly unrivalled in the School of which he is so distinguished an ornament]] réalisée par Adrian Brouwer, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par D McKey au prix de 8.0 £. [22]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Landscape, with three Cows, and Peasant sleeping; in a rich black and gold frame. "Paul Potter," says Pilkington, "is esteemed one of the best Painters of the Low Countries; his Paintings are exceedingly coveted, and bear a high price, and are now scarcely to be procured at any rate." This exquisitely beautiful Picture evinces the truth of these remarks (Paul Potter)|Landscape, with three Cows, and Peasant sleeping; in a rich black and gold frame. "Paul Potter," says Pilkington, "is esteemed one of the best Painters of the Low Countries; his Paintings are exceedingly coveted, and bear a high price, and are now scarcely to be procured at any rate." This exquisitely beautiful Picture evinces the truth of these remarks]] réalisée par Paul Potter, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 15.18 £. [25]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Saint Jerome studying; the wonderful expression and truth of nature in the head of the Saint; the disposition of the light, tone of the colouring, and even the execution of the subjects of Still Life in this noble composition, deserve every applause; and are fully entitled to the attention of the enlightened Connoisseur (Nicholas Poussin)|Saint Jerome studying; the wonderful expression and truth of nature in the head of the Saint; the disposition of the light, tone of the colouring, and even the execution of the subjects of Still Life in this noble composition, deserve every applause; and are fully entitled to the attention of the enlightened Connoisseur]] réalisée par Nicholas Poussin, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 23.17 £. [26]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[The Female Miser; for admirable and forcible expression of nature; for the peculiar tone of the light, and colouring, and general effect of this fine Painting, we must entertain very high sentiments of the powers of the celebrated Artist of Antwerp, of whom it is said, that from a Blacksmith, Love made him a Painter (Quintin Matsys)|The Female Miser; for admirable and forcible expression of nature; for the peculiar tone of the light, and colouring, and general effect of this fine Painting, we must entertain very high sentiments of the powers of the celebrated Artist of Antwerp, of whom it is said, that from a Blacksmith, Love made him a Painter]] réalisée par Quintin Matsys, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 28.8 £. [27]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A View in Holland, on Pannel; in the highest preservation; when we examine this beautiful production, it will be difficult to determine, which of the parts deserve most applause; the exquisite finishing and colouring; the distant, or near view; the Land or Water; the Architecture, or Figures, are all so finely managed, that we must admire the various talents of the Master by whom it was painted (Jacques Grimmer)|A View in Holland, on Pannel; in the highest preservation; when we examine this beautiful production, it will be difficult to determine, which of the parts deserve most applause; the exquisite finishing and colouring; the distant, or near view; the Land or Water; the Architecture, or Figures, are all so finely managed, that we must admire the various talents of the Master by whom it was painted]] réalisée par Jacques Grimmer, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Pittar au prix de 5.5 £. [28]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Landscape, with Figures, &c. on Pannel. The genuine Works of this esteemed Master are very rare, and are highly prized by the judicious; they are much in the style of Paul Bril: with a fine pencil, uncommon freedom of hand, and high finish; he delineated some of the picturesque scenery of Switzerland, and Germany; this is a very beautiful specimen of his distinguished talents (F. Knipberggen. (so marked))|Landscape, with Figures, &c. on Pannel. The genuine Works of this esteemed Master are very rare, and are highly prized by the judicious; they are much in the style of Paul Bril: with a fine pencil, uncommon freedom of hand, and high finish; he delineated some of the picturesque scenery of Switzerland, and Germany; this is a very beautiful specimen of his distinguished talents]] réalisée par F. Knipberggen. (so marked), vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par H Maning au prix de 11.7 £. [29]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Dutch Tribunal; for strong, and natural expression, for general management and effect, for distribution of light, and tone of colouring, this exquisite Picture may claim the highest praise. The Criminals waiting to receive their sentence, and punishment, must have been drawn from nature; and the Executioner blowing the fire, to heat the implements of pain and disgrace, has never been excelled (Adrian van Ostade)|A Dutch Tribunal; for strong, and natural expression, for general management and effect, for distribution of light, and tone of colouring, this exquisite Picture may claim the highest praise. The Criminals waiting to receive their sentence, and punishment, must have been drawn from nature; and the Executioner blowing the fire, to heat the implements of pain and disgrace, has never been excelled]] réalisée par Adrian van Ostade, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 12.10 £. [30]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[Combat of St. Michael, with the Fallen Angels; a most capital Painting, in the finest condition; the Colouring, Drawing, and Expression, in every respect worthy of this mighty Genius; and if not executed by his own hand, must have been the production of some favourite Pupil (Michael Angelo Buonaroti)|Combat of St. Michael, with the Fallen Angels; a most capital Painting, in the finest condition; the Colouring, Drawing, and Expression, in every respect worthy of this mighty Genius; and if not executed by his own hand, must have been the production of some favourite Pupil]] réalisée par Michael Angelo Buonaroti, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par T Maning au prix de 28.8 £. [31]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Landscape, Rocks and Broken Water in the foreground; a very capital Picture, which realizes all that has been said in praise of this great Painter; who studied, and copied nature with success; evinced by the high estimation in which his Works are held by the most competent Judges (Jacob Ruysdaal)|A Landscape, Rocks and Broken Water in the foreground; a very capital Picture, which realizes all that has been said in praise of this great Painter; who studied, and copied nature with success; evinced by the high estimation in which his Works are held by the most competent Judges]] réalisée par Jacob Ruysdaal, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Haliday for Roberts au prix de 119.8 £. [32]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Boy in an Arched Recess, blowing Soap Bubbles, underneath another Boy, endeavouring to catch them in his Hat. For truth of nature and expression, for profound knowledge of Colouring, and exquisite execution, this interesting production is nearly unrivalled. It is not to be wondered at, that the genuine Pictures of Murillo are sought after with avidity, even in Spain, to ornament the most celebrated Collections. 2 feet 11 inches, by 4 feet 3 inches; arched at top (Bartholomew Stephen Murillo)|A Boy in an Arched Recess, blowing Soap Bubbles, underneath another Boy, endeavouring to catch them in his Hat. For truth of nature and expression, for profound knowledge of Colouring, and exquisite execution, this interesting production is nearly unrivalled. It is not to be wondered at, that the genuine Pictures of Murillo are sought after with avidity, even in Spain, to ornament the most celebrated Collections. 2 feet 11 inches, by 4 feet 3 inches; arched at top]] réalisée par Bartholomew Stephen Murillo, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 17.1 £. [33]
  • 1818.11.07/ maison de ventes : Mercier (R.E.). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme [[A Female Servant presenting to the Wife of Lucius Junius Brutus, the heads of her Sons, Titus and Tiberius, after they had been executed by his sentence, for conspiring to restore Tarquin. This wonderfully grand, and expressive production, (from the Newburgh Collection) which is justly esteemed one of the first, if not the very first Painting in this Kingdom, unites in a supreme degree, every excellence which constitutes a great Historical Picture. The maternal feelings of a Roman Matron are pourtrayed with astonishing effect; -- the affection and distress of the attendant; -- the pallid hue of death in the heads of the young men, have never been excelled; and form a study for the aspiring young Artist, of infinite value and importance (Domenico Zampieri, or Domenichino)|A Female Servant presenting to the Wife of Lucius Junius Brutus, the heads of her Sons, Titus and Tiberius, after they had been executed by his sentence, for conspiring to restore Tarquin. This wonderfully grand, and expressive production, (from the Newburgh Collection) which is justly esteemed one of the first, if not the very first Painting in this Kingdom, unites in a supreme degree, every excellence which constitutes a great Historical Picture. The maternal feelings of a Roman Matron are pourtrayed with astonishing effect; -- the affection and distress of the attendant; -- the pallid hue of death in the heads of the young men, have never been excelled; and form a study for the aspiring young Artist, of infinite value and importance]] réalisée par Domenico Zampieri, or Domenichino, vendue par Thomas Potter, achetée par Mrs Johnston au prix de 70.10 £. [34]
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