: Work, ‘gortie du Bal,” h Brought $16,060 In Stew- le, dango for i 92,000: , ay ‘sold under the CA pies! @ an Art Association at the iaza. last evening, eighty-eight including one group of. sear going for $55,435. The ice of the evening, $3,800, was : av , ‘The Incoming Tide,” a beach pen showing a Cardinal in his obes of red, with the same brilliant , color in the beach chair caught ze waters. This went to W. Rouss, and a second Vibert, ‘‘ De-| | sartare of His Emfnence,” a young jinal on horseback leaving’ a palace re he has been entertained, bestow- Ris blessing, went to Parke, agent, » By a Dream of the Orient,”’ a delicate, Tu ne Thomas Moran, brought ‘| the pate highest price of the evening, goint to Captain McMillin for $3,700. Some of the pictures had lost value with years, and what was said to be the greatest work of Raimindo de Ma- 6, ‘‘ Sortie du Bal,’’ which sold in| the W. H. Stewart sale for $16,500, oe , to John B rt jue $2,000. last fee Se re) ae evening, “‘ The | Represented in Music,’’ consist- | fourteen eat oval paintings in licate gold frames, each with a fe- figure representing a nation with musical instrument. They were in delicate colors, with blue sky age white s for the ings ab tae painted py T. Evans's music often rdilsned ing ‘at his cg 4,000. | ey os last wight to R. C. . M.| of The Pictures and. ees | Pate me are the pictures bringing $200 i dinal Richelieu’s Fete-day—Jakob Leisten: H. D. G. Rohlfs...s......-5. gal 4iwLe Vanneusé—Aime Perret; Holland | OEMS OL ss vue digs 0's 9-6 | SN GA 240 | 12-Chese—Francois: ie H. one | Se a ee ee ed ub 400 | $25 | tler ee a ed ver aness and Landscape--V erboeckho- J ven; Tolland CAM GOa Hoiiis ad eh rs ees BOQ} | kK ; the Boreat-o1 +e ene twee 3,100 | 18, ke? agent oft rest— ere P: Ww Sota Ba Hohe Hoda sa 1,525 Dd Fe te Day-tinitie van eg chet on La Vis @. ai/AHiste “Cesare” Detti; a Parke, agent bower we nerewe 250 at. Tetecation Jin Camp—Paul Ea. Ms | EO abet, G. La Branch..csisi.essss 325 Les Halles—Jean Beraud; Holland i lerles’ 4... 7 400 i The Cavalier—Ferdinand. “Roybet; eC; ARON A i ee ven 675 96. in beg hy Feasting : A Poast to > the } Chief; ieee Brunery; T. F. Rus- sell. 725 26. On the | Road to" “Barbizon-—-Leon | Richet; O. Bernet, agent........... 250 {27. Cattle “at the River—James M. : Hart; Mrs. G. Parker...csecesses’ 325 28-Suriiner Landscape—Robert Ward | Van Boskerck; Henry Schultheis..... $425 | 20—-The Ladies Have Their Jest—Joseph - _ Frederic Charles Soula¢roix; Dr. _O' Bary ae ee ee a ay iy bes ne 4 320. |30—La Mort de ‘Candaule—Gerome; y j Rudert, a gent Teer ere ene eewve ewes eboas 1,056 | 31—The Water GarriérDaniel Ride- way Knight; Parke, agent....,....... 1,560 eT ees LetterRaimundo dé Madraze | onda ‘sore Incoming Tide—Jehan Georges to Viberts Pi W. “Rouss./. 620. yes bévtv ec 8,500 33—-Roman. Interior With Figures—P.,. Vander Ouderaa; Holland Galleries. . 260 | 36~Italian Girl Resting—Leon 3B. ‘Per- He OAC [21s CI REY inkon vito ie Che eee eee 300 | 37-The. Danseuse ‘Orlentale-Leon Fran- colce Comerre; Holland Galleries.... 800 38—Tigers Drinking: ‘‘ The King of the | Desert:’—Jéean Leon Gerome; Holland Galleries c...... 1,178 38—-The Three Brothers—Henti ‘Laisse- i} nent; Howard Young..........4. 475 | 42—Temptation of St. Anthony--Alexan- tis | dre Louis Leloir; W. C. Thompson. . 575 | 45—" His Highness ’—Carl Kahler; W. Oe SHOM PROM ois said c ews reer eye 3) 4) 46—The Artist’ is Studio 2 at Melbourne— | ,Carl Kahler; R. Hyman.c...........6 260 47—Venice—Felix Zier ‘Holland Gal- i | leries J... 1,225 | 48—The Gleaners ‘(Pastel furan” "Bre- ZOE) ROWSE VOUT hres bs wae a eeae se 2,250° | 49---Moorish Sheik and Escort—Adolf Schreyer; HH. Fairchild” fica. is os 644 ey OU | s0-+-A. Dream of the Orient—Thomas te, Motan; Captain MeMilline 0. esa 54a 3,700 { 5l—-The Casino at Monte Carlo—Jean | Bé@raud; Holland Galléries ....¢..6. $25 60—Portrait of a Lady—Thomas Gains- borough, R, A. pid abd to); Mrs. ie ARDEA RO vga actgele tw celal abig! aid nd aig seee lis 250 63—-Portrait of the Comtesse Dis: trades—Antoine Vestier (attributed - LOX, Te WORE USO so it ah see cnr eave 320 64—Portrait of La Gomitesse de Para- bere Jéan Marc Nattier; O. Bel- SVOLIE Sjoerd Fase, dice dee IE G WeEMekecls 1,350 | 66—Portrait of the Duchess4 de Noailles | ccHyacinthe Rigaud; O. Belsheim ... 275 %—Portrait of.a Lady—Charles Joseph Natoire; William Taylor. oie veces 390 | 70——The Piazza, Venice}. ‘Det Campo; Holland Call BMA Cec ab che aaa che 600 71 — Vietim of Coquetry Pugen ‘von Blaas; Rudert, agent ..iiseis eve sen ss 725 A AL TCCEVALEE hu hie URE hon le Mtelgsae yah Reig ale ie 225 T3—Sortie du Bal--Ratmunds de Mad- tazo; John rate bis RE ERUURIAW aN ee 2,000 74—Legend of St. George and the Dra- fon: Episode IV.: The Princess Led fo the Dragon—Sir Edward Burne- Jones; Robert H. MeCormick......... 1,000 | TO-+A Bavarian Ho! iday—Ludwig Knaus; Pes PON ry: Sonwigyeia ai ahini igs cesses ee 2,500 7€—Departure of His Bminence—Jehan Georges Vibert; Parke, agent......... 2,700 TTL’ Aurore—-Williaro Adolphe Bougue- Peal EH) OC. aah 0s oe ead et 41,876 72—Chant .d’Amour—t. Giachi; He, 78—The Wmbankment~—Htienne Prosper Berné-Bellecour; H. D. & G. Rohlifs... 700 82—Wield of Heather-—Willlam Didiers Ps POURERS «PLO Ae PPP OBSOT. suis n wee bao 250- } 88—-8tate Procession of Shah Jehan— Edwin.Lord Weeks; H. D. G. Rohifs. 975 85-——Portrait of Louis XV. in State Robes—-Carle Van L066: H. DD. G. Bin) dad BP EM EGE ICN bf Je ose eT ee 475 St—Portrait of a Lady—Thomas ‘Gains: borough (attributed to)—O: Belsheim. 280 | 88—Thé Nations Represented in Music . Two intéresting pictures of the sale iwere Alma Tadema's ‘' Love’s Missile,’’ which went to Parke, agent, for $3,100 and a Burne-Jonés, a work of that artist seldom appearing in sales. This one, “The Legend of St. George and the Dragon: Episode IV: The Princess Led to the Dragon,’”’ went to Robert H. Mc- + Cormick for $1,000. en ee — —Will H. Low; R. ©. & N, M, Vose, na . ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW F AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK - BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1920 e FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. + AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DAY OF SALE i COLLECTED BY THE LATE CAPTAIN J. R. DE LAMAR | VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS | TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY DIRECTION OF THE EXECUTORS IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF THE PLAZA HOTEL FIFTH AVENUE, 58th to 59th STREET : ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29th BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 8.15 O’CLOCK ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE VALUABLE PAINTINGS COLLECTED BY THE LATE CAPTAIN J. R. DE LAMAR TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY DIRECTION-OF WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL ALFRED JARETZKI AND THE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, EXECUTORS ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29th, 1920 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF THE PLAZA HOTEL THE SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY AND HIS ASSISTANTS, MR. OTTO BERNET AND MR. H. H. PARKE, OF THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS NEW YORK 1920 we a > set oe as di ERO es wa a v ad J ; ’ ‘ _———? —? é . DESIGNS ITS CATALOGUI ALL DETAILS OF I TEXT AND TYPC CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Any bid which is merely a nominal or fractional advance may be rejected by the auctioneer, if, in his judgment, such bid would be likely to affect the sale injuriously. 2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either decide the same or put up for re-sale the lot so in dispute. 3. Payment shall be made of all or such part of the purchase money as may be required, and the names and addresses of the pur- chasers shall be given immediately on the sale of every lot, in default of which the lot so purchased shall be immediately put up again and re-sold. Payment of that part of the purchase money not made at the time of sale shall be made within ten days thereafter, in default of which the undersigned may either continue to hold the lots at the risk of the purchaser and take such action as may be necessary for the enforcement of the sale, or may at public or private sale, and without other than this notice, re-sell the lots for the benefit of such purchaser, and the deficiency (if any) arising from such re-sale shall be a charge against such purchaser. 4. Delivery of any purchase will be made only upon payment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale. Deliveries will be made on sales days between the hours of 9 A. M. and 1 P. M., and on other days—except holidays—between the hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Delivery of any purchase will be made only at the American Art Galleries, or other place of sale, as the case may be, and only on pre- senting the bill of purchase. Delivery may be made, at the discretion of the Association, of any purchase during the session of the sale at which it was sold. 5. Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business in which the Association is in no wise engaged, and will not be performed by the Association for purchasers. The Association will, however, afford to purchasers every facility for employing at current and reasonable rates carriers and packers; doing so, however, without any assumption of responsibility on its part for the acts and charges of the parties engaged for such service. 6. Storage of any purchase shall be at the sole risk of the pur- chaser. Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, and thereafter, while the Association will exercise due caution in caring for and delivering such purchase, it will not hold itself responsible if such purchase be lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. Storage charges will be made upon all purchases not removed within ten days from the date of the sale thereof. 7. Guarantee is not made either by the owner or the Association of the correctness of the description, genuineness or authenticity of any lot, and no sale will be set aside on account of any incorrectness, error of cataloguing, or any imperfection not noted. Every lot is on public exhibition one or more days prior to its sale, after which it is sold “as is” and without recourse. The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot cor- rectly, and will give consideration to the opinion of any trustworthy expert to the effect that any lot has been incorrectly catalogued, and, in its judgment, may either sell the lot as catalogued or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby wouid become responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion without proper foundation. AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, American Art Galleries, Madison Square South, New York City. % EVENING SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF THE PLAZA BEGINNING AT 8.15 O'CLOCK NOTE: The Paintings, the ownership of which is credited to Miss Alice A. De Lamar, are from Captain De Lamar’s country estate, ““ Pembroke,’’: Glen Cove, which with its contents was in- herited by Miss De Lamar, for whose account the said paintings are to be sold. ALONSO PEREZ SPANISH : CONTEMPORARY : 1—THE TOAST | | Salliriee Jé0 4 Height, 131% inches; length, 19°4 inches In a garden outside a tile-roofed cottage with dormer windows, among slender trees whose green foliage has touches of light yellow, the wedding breakfast has been set, and the company, in brilliant attire, have glasses raised ready for the toast which the young bridegroom has risen to propose. Signed at the lower right, ALonso PEREZ. From the James B. Haggin Collection, New York, 1917. HLL ~ Fi bo T Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. CHARLES THEODORE FRERE FrencH: 1815—1888 2—VUE DU CAIRE /bo4 Height, 151% inches; length, 24 inches Mima A composition depicting a caravan leaving Cairo, with a view of the city in the distance, lying under a haze, and tall towers and palms silhouetted against a hot red horizon. The caravan takes a long, winding course, and is headed toward the spectator, six Arabs mounted on camels being individualized in the lead, with half a dozen persons on foot, one of them walking beside a laden ass. At right of the flat desert road is a large pool, with persons at its bank. Signed at the lower left, TH. Frere, with the title. From the Edwin S. Chapin Collection, New York, 1893.24 2 PhS 7 Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. WARREN SHEPPARD AmERIcAN: 1858— 3—VENETIAN CANALS JO 7 Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches por tha Ar a junction of broad canals the corner palace aie a roof garden where greenery grows and brilliantly colored fabrics are hanging, and alongside the palace and bordering the nearer canal is a large garden ‘whose trees of feathery foliage are softly brilliant in the sunshine. On the water are gondolas with passengers. Signed at the lower right, WARREN SHEPPARD. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. EDOUARD ZIER Frencu: 1856— 4—TETE DE JEUNE FEMME /KO at Height, 24 inches; width, 191% inches Ae. lbtaceler) Heap and bust portrait of a handsome young woman with knowing eyes, Cupid’s-bow lips, and quizzical smile. She faces the left, three- quarters front, with her thick and long golden-blond tresses flowing loosely over her bared shoulders, and a high light illumining her breast, which is partly enfolded by a filmy white drapery. Signed at the upper left, Ev. Zier, 1906. Property of Miss Auice A. De Lamar. JAKOB LEISTEN GerRMAN: 1845— 5 CARDINAL RICHELIEU’S FETE-DAY A00 7 Height, 18 inches; length, 30 inches 4A I Mahl Tur aged Cardinal and Prime Minister of France reclines in his huge elbow-chair, surrounded by his dependents and parasites, while one of his female courtiers sings to him, to the accompaniment of an organ and supported by male voices. Father Joseph, “the Gray Cardinal,” stands in the background, and altogether eighteen figures appear. Signed at the lower left, J. LetsTEen. From the M. Knoedler & Co. Collection, New York, 1893. FAIS ~ a OO ~ Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. 6 eK .. Aagh patho sti “icor hee Ei tthe ASX — Soth ah ru) 2a RUDOLF ERNST GERMAN: 1854— 6—ORITENTAL INTERIOR WITH FIGURE YAO 1 es Height, 24 inches ; width, 19 inches Tite Aatelalts In a marble corridor with gold ornamentation and brilliant stained glass windows, an Arab with venerable white beard and elaborate cere- monial dress stands facing the left, three-quarters front, left hand resting on hip. In his right hand he holds a copper ewer from which he is filling glasses which are inset in a circular table surrounding the standard of a tall lamp that extends much higher than his head. Signed at the lower right, R. Exnsr. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. HENRI RONDEL FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY 7—THE TITIAN HAIR FLOM _ Height, 24 inches; width, 20 inches SD liaunitidy Heap and bust portrait, demi-nue, of a blue-eyed and small featured young woman with a mass of deep Titian-red hair, which is parted over the centre of her forehead and falls in flowing sweeps back of her shoulders. She looks directly at the spectator, with face and figure ‘ toward the right, and her full bust is exposed, diaphanous drapery falling away and sinking into the drooping folds of a crimson-lined p dark cloak. z Signed at the lower right, H. Ronvet. 1 Pee Property of Miss Atice A. De Lamar. MARTIN KAVEL FreNcH: ConTEMPORARY 8—GIRL WITH TAMBOURINE S3BO 1 Height, 26 inches; width, 211/ inches HawFr-LEencTH figure of a young girl whose blond hair is rich in golden lights, with large, pensive, hazel eyes and delicately chiseled features, facing the spectator, with head poised questioningly over her left shoulder. She is clad in a too well-worn gown of greenish brocade, freely open at the breast, and holds with both hands a red-framed tambourine. Signed at the lower right, Martin Kavet. Property of Miss Atice A. De Lamar. FRANCOIS VANSEVERDONCK BELGIAN: CONTEMPORARY 9—-STABLE INTERIOR WITH SHEEP 7 On Height, 201% inches; length, 27 inches tb Junrthili Inro the dim grayish interior of a stable a slant of sunlight penetrates, through a low doorway at the left, warming the mellow straw-strewn floor, where sheep, a goat and a lamb are assembled about a water tub. Hens and chickens and a game rooster are near by, and the shepherd’s coat hangs upon the wall. Signed at the lower right, Prp. 1881, Francois VANSEVER- DONCK. Property of the Estate of the late Carratn J. R. De Lamar. LOUIS AIME JAPY Frencu: 1850— 10—LANDSCAPE AND CATTLE / Vox Height, 22 inches; length, 271 inches hu £ Arla In the foreground, at right of centre, a clump of slender birches stands beside a brook, where it broadens to a pool, and then winds to left along the border of a meadow and back into a lightly wooded distance. In the brook and in the meadow are red cows and white cows, brown ones and black ones, and a red reflection warms the silvery surface of the stream, | Signed at the lower right, Jary. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. DE Lamar. AIME PERRET Frencu: 184'7— 1I—_LA VANNEUSE ZNO 7 Height, 29 inches; width, 24 inches Aoltud Galle | A BLOND young peasant woman, plump and of sturdy frame, stands in the foreground, where a cloud shadow lightly veils the harvest land- scape, winnowing grain. As she pours it from a basket held in her arms to one on the ground, chickens behind her profit by the oppor- tunity to feed. Back of them a stone wall comes into view, and at left haystacks appear in a broad field. Signed at the lower right, Aimé PERRET. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. FRANCOIS BRUNERY FRENCH: ConTEMPORARY 12—CHESS : KOO T Height, 24 inches; length, 29 inches AA: bebe / Ugirch In a palace room a cardinal and a gentleman in richly embroidered velvet coat, lace cuffs and jabot, face each other across an ormolu mounted table, absorbed to the point of fixation in a game of chess. The features of the cardinal are immobile but tranquil, those of his opponent pursed and knitted; heads rest on hands, and a spider has wrought a web connecting both with the chandelier above. Another gentleman and a cleric in purple, standing in a doorway, regard the spectacle with joyous amazement. Signed at the lower right, F. Brunery. Property of the Estate of the late Caprarin J. R. De Lamar. HENRI RONDEL FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY 13—FEMME BLONDE lS Height, 29 inches; width, 24 inches Yon. 4. Kytley Busr portrait of a dark-eyed young woman, observed in a strong light against, an olive background of green and brown, figure very slightly to the right and face turned full to the front. Her golden-blond hair is puffed and lightly curled, and crowned by a jeweled star, and her full, white bust is exposed above white and golden draperies pinned with a single crimson rose. A crimson cloak lightly enfolds her, edged with sable. Signed at the lower right, H. RonveEu. Property of the Estate of the late Carrain J. R. De LAMAR. n EUGENE JOSEPH VERBOECKHOVEN Beucian: 1799—1881 | 14—SHEEP AND LANDSCAPE ( Panel) Gbevite Height, 23% inches; length, 29 inches S60 7 On the crest of a hillock in the foreground a ewe of creamy fleece and her white lamb are lying on the grass, in the sunshine, a black ram recumbent but alert beside them, and another creamy-fleeced sheep standing at the right. Height, 40 inches; length, 53% we age ATTRACTIVELY situated among trees and flowering shrubs is a terrace in front of a Bavarian inn, where a number of people from the city are sitting at tables, eating. In the foreground a little girl in trim and dainty attire is distributing cakes and delicacies to a group of village children. The little tots are so delighted at the unexpected treat that they have quite neglected a baby, who is crying on the ground, his shoes kicked off. At the end of the terrace is a swing, where several children are collected. At the upper right appear the house-tops and church spire of the village. Signed at the lower left, L. Knaus, 1890. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. Dr Lamar. N1.¢. 8. Baten. daly 0913 ~ ML Slboo_, ' JEHAN GEORGES VIBERT Frencu: 1840—1902 76—DEPARTURE OF HIS EMINENCE. feos Height, 39 inches; length, 55 mches MA [eoku, aaa In the patio of a marble palace of Spain, a cardinal in his brilliant robes is seen astride a white horse caparisoned in brilliant accord, about to take his leave of two ladies richly dressed, who speed him from the foot of the marble stairway. The younger of the two, comely and with reddish hair, clasps her hands devoutly, smiling quietly with equal devotion, and the cardinal, with an inspiration of satisfaction, raises his hand in benediction, while the elder woman, sheltering her face with a fan, looks at his Eminence shrewdly, with a not unkindly tolerance. A cleric in black is slipping a bottle of champagne into the cardinal’s saddle-bag. Signed at the lower left, J. G. Viner. Property of the Estate of the late Carratin J. R. De Lamar. WILLIAM ADOLPHE BOUGUEREAU Frencu: 1825—1905 77—_L AURORE Height, 82 inches; width, 421% inches ' he Gb Laclald Tue spirit of the morning comes as a lithe nymph borne upon the aerial wings of the dawn, tripping so lightly over the earth that her delicate foot uses a stream in the foreground merely as a mirror, not disturbing the limpid surface. Her slender figure is nude, save for a diaphanous drapery which trails from her upraised left arm, falling behind her back and winding forward lightly over her fleet limbs. Her long and curling hair falling unconfined hangs to below her waist, and her face is seen in profile to the left as she turns in passing and bends her head downward to scent a tall lly that blossoms by the water’s edge. In the atmospheric background a vague haze, and the hues of daybreak over a landscape just coming into visible being. Signed at the lower left, W. BoucurerEau, 1881. From the Charles J. Osborn Collection, New York, 18938. #97- J 6800 i Property of Miss Arice A. Dr Lamar. ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR Frencu: 1838—1910 78—THE EMBARKMENT 700 at Height, 54 inches; length, 79 inches PM ud L llenius | ; Ar left a French troop train, for men and horses, cuts the line of a clouded sky, creamy and gray. Horses are already aboard, others are being loaded on, under the direction of officers, and the yard of a country station is filled with cavalrymen, dismounted, and with their packs. Other members of the forces, and villagers, are seen without the gate, at the right, while in the distance ahead of the train appear roofs of buildings and the tops of trees. Signed at the lower left, E. BERNE-BELLECcOUR, 1882. Exhibited at the Exposition Centennale de VArt Francais, 1889. Property of the Estate of the late Captain J. R. Dr Lamar. y # ‘ ee a i a a i | = aia | -_ J. WATSON NICOL EncuisH : CONTEMPORARY 79—_COURT-MARTIAL OF ROB ROY /bo- Height, 4614 inches; length, 72 inches I. A Hunk, A composition of eight figures, the scene a crypt with dark reddish beams and shadowed ceiling, and gray and creamy walls and floor. At right the stern military judge sits at a table, with back to the spectator and head turned slightly to his left, where the red-bearded Scot stands facing him, clad in kilt and white shirt, which is open at the front and reveals his hairy chest. Four red-coats stand rigid, guarding him, and a fifth guards the low entrance door at the left, while their commander stands sword in hand a little in front of them, eyes on the bare-headed victim and observed profil perdu. Signed at the lower right, J. Watson Nicot. Property of Miss Aticr A. Dre Lamar. J. CAMILLE MATHIEU FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY 80—EN GARE DE GARCHE, SEINE ET OISE S00 i Height, 52 inches; length, 79 wches OM elehuun THe spectator looks between slender trees which form an open screen in the foreground, across a broad pool or backwater of a sluggish stream, its dark blue surface broadly spread with white, which traverses the breadth of the picture. The foreground is a green rolling bank lying in the sunlight and accented by transparent shadows of the sap- lings, between which at the water’s edge the grass grows coarser and reeds and aquatic plants grow taller. On the far side of the stream are dense woods, green and blue, with sunshine touching feathery foliage at the left, and shadows deepening toward the right. Signed at the lower left, J. CAMILLE MaTuiev, SEPTEMBRE, 1895. Property of Miss Auice A. Dre Lamar. FILIPPO BARATTI Iranian: ConrTEMPORARY 81I—_BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AT THE COURT OF VERSAILLES J/d0 7 Tue full title and explanation of the picture appears on the back of . the canvas, in the following note: “Receiption [sic] of Dr. Franklin and his fellow delegates (Deane and Lee) by King Louis the XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette, at Versailles, after the treaty signed between France and the United States of America. Year 1778. Painted by Filippo Baratti, London, 1892.” The royal couple are on a dais spread with gold-edged crimson, the king in purple, standing, the queen in rose-white with a light emerald mantle, seated. Before them stand the three American delegates, Dr. Franklin in black velvet, his associates in green and rich apricot. Standing about the splendid hall are ladies and gentlemen of the Court and palace attendants, in brilliant costume, to the number of nearly two score. Signed at lower left, F. Bararri, 1892. Property of the Estate of the late Carrain J. R. De Lamar. WILLIAM DIDIER-POUGET Frencu: 1864— 82—FIELD OF HEATHER ALSO og Height, 41 imches; length, 69 inches LA Vsotin Iw low lateral rolls_a high field crosses the picture, its surface covered with thickly growing purple heather, cut by paths and softly glowing in subdued sunshine. In the middle distance it falls away abruptly, to green lowlands dark in shadow and seen through a variable bluish haze. Just at the slope of the heather field, in the sunlight, a shepherd stands in the midst of his flock, and afar off across the shadowed fields the misty horizon reveals a low and far reaching range of mountains. Signed at the lower right, Divirr-Povucer. Property of the Estate of the late Caprain J. R. De Lamar. Height, 38 inches; length, 55 inches AV, bale . Sons EDWIN LORD WEEKS American: 1849—1903 Staats 4 83—STATE PROCESSION OF SHAH JEHAN G TS Height, 80 inches; length, 118 inches vA yy g y Ay, ip Tue stately monarch is enthroned upon the back of a huge elephant, a an attendant holding a sun umbrella above him, the mahout and two dogs seated on the elephant’s head, and two scarlet coated attendants standing on a riding shelf slung at the elephant’s side. A second elephant bearing an official under a canopy is a little in the rear, and horsemen fall in from the left, while a white clad throng flock down the great steps of a huge gate in the background, above whose flanking _ walls are seen the palmate domes of the mosque within, white under a turquoise sky. Signed td the lower right, E. L. Weeks. From the Edwin Lord Weeks Sale, 1905. Property of Miss Auicr A. De Lamar. ——————— ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCIS WHEATLEY, RAS Encusu: 1747—1801 84—PORTRAIT OF A LADY //O-74 Height, 96 inches; width, 64 inches Af basmastly Fut length, moving slowly toward the right. In a white muslin dress, with small blue sash and holding in her right hand, loosely by the strings, her straw sun-bonnet with blue ribbons. Near a lake, in a woody landscape. Property of Miss Atice A. De Lamar. CARLE VAN LOO Frencu: 1705—1765 85—PORTRAIT OF LOUIS XV IN STATE ROBES KIS Height, 83 inches; width, 57 inches hb.G | Fut length; three-quarters to the left. Le Bien Aimé, in the flower = 4 of early manhood, wears a suit of blue armor embellished with bands of | gilt ornament. His ermine-lined mantle is sewn with French lilies and he wears a blue sash. His left hand is on his hip, and his right is laid on the plumed helmet which, together with the baton and gauntlets, is placed on the red-draped table on the left. In the right foreground is a gilt stool, upholstered in rose. He wears the ribbon of the Order of the Golden Fleece. His head is relieved against a dark green curtain. The highly ornamental frame is decorated with festoons of arms, and the device of two dolphins in lozenges at the corners. From the Chateaw de Minard, which belonged to the Marquis de Marigny, brother of the Marquise de Pompadour, who was Min- ister of State. It was purchased direct from Van Loo. Guy R. Bolton Collection, New York, February 19, 1912, No. 79. $I/004 | Property of Miss Atice A. De Lamar. | i A ile ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH, R.A. Enewiso: 172'—1'788 86—PORTRAIT OF A LADY P oO + Height, 96 inches; width, 60 inches 0. hdlebuon Fut length, standing, to the front. In a white skirt with blue over- dress, large black hat with blue ribbon. The right hand to the waist, the left falling by her side. Landscape setting. Property of Miss Auicre A. Dr Lamar. FRANCOIS DVORAK FRENcH: CONTEMPORARY 87—_AT THE SPA S807 Height, 74 inches; length, 108 inches J. bale dane An assemblage of American fashion and freedom at New York’s famous Springs, in the vision of a foreigner and in the costumes of the latter part of the nineteenth century. At the right the corner of a stone building, with a pillared porch extending well across the picture, and a green grove viewed beyond it under a brilliant summer sky. In the corner of the porch an orchestra plays, under the folds of an American flag, and on porch, steps and the flagged promenade in front of them are men, women and children, to the number of more than two score, in light and colorful summer costumes. ‘T'wo pet dogs add diversity to the composition. Signed at the lower left, Fr. DvorAx, 1890, Saratoca Spres., N. Y. Property of Miss Auicr A. De Lamar. Ais {oe at 4” . 4g so WILL H. LOW, N.A. | Ke oh SF IS American: 1853— Wh Ge JI. Ys, hoot 4 gs ce " paren NATIONS REPRESENTED IN MUSIC Le A sertes of decorative mural paintings on oval canvases, appropriately : . . . . 4 Bas Se i a Te ee 7 Y ae x soe + Bi ‘ ' : *! i sac Peres Sid at ‘are i oe : —_— PN eee og OF, a q 4 i Se Se : a y : x — r — a sa a eae a “ ‘ 7 a eS re ws oe > ‘— ae var eo ns = 3PRESENTED — LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED AND THEIR WORKS ALMA-TADEMA, Laurenz, R.A. Love’s Missile BARATTI, FILipro Benjamin Franklin at the Court of Versailles BERAUD, Jean Les Halles The Casino at Monte Carlo BERNE-BELLECOUR, Ertenne Prosper The Embarkment BIERSTADT, ALBEert Ancient Ruins BLASS, EuGENn von Victim of Coquetry BONHEUR, Marte Rosa Monarch of the Forest BOUGUEREAU, Witiiam AbDOoLPHE L’ Aurore BRETON, JuLes The Gleaners CATALOGUE NUMBER 17 81 78 41 71 | 18 77 48 a ~ A a ey / CATALOGUE NUMBER ~ BRUNERY, Francois AL Chess 12°54 Musical Cardinals 24: om Cardinals Feasting: A Toast to the Chef 25 BURNE-J ONES, Sir Epwarp Legend of St. George and the Dragon: Episode IV: The Princess led to the Dragon 74 COMERRE, Lron FRANco!Is Une Danseuse orientale 37 DEL CAMPO, F. | : The Piazza, Venice 70 DETTI, CrEsare La Visite a l Artiste O20 DIDIER-POUGET, Wit1i1am : Field of Heather 82 DVORAK, Francors 3 At the Spa 87 ENGLISH SCHOOL Portrait of a Lady 55 ERNST, RvupboLF Oriental Interior with Figure 6 The Captured Tiger 43 Oriental Interior, with Figure Ad, FRENCH SCHOOL Portrait of Louise Elisabeth de Bourbon FRERE, CHARLES ‘THEODORE Vue du Caire GAINSBOROUGH, Tuomas (Attributed to) Portrait of .a Lady Portrait of a Lady GAINSBOROUGH, Tuomas, f.A. (Style of) Mary Countess of Salisbury GEROME, Jzan Lion La Mort de Candaule Tigers Drinking: “The King of the Desert” GIACHI, E. Chant d’ Amour GROLLERON, Pavut L. M. Recreation in Camp GUILLAUME, ALseErt L’ Entr’acte HART, James M., N.A. Cattle at the River HOPPNER, Joun, R.A. (Attributed to) Portrait of Lady Chambers CATALOGUE NUMBER 53 68 30 38 72 21 15 27 67 = 2 Z : ‘ 7 cea CATALOGUE NUMBER | JAPY, Lovis AImMé i Landscape and Cattle : Beli KAHLER, Cart 23 “His Highness” +O The Artist’s Studio at Melbourne © 40 KAVEL, Martin Girl with Tambourine | 8 KNAUS, Lupwie a A Bavarian Holiday 15 KNIGHT, Dante. Ringway | The Water Carrier ve LAISSEMENT, Henri ; The Three Brothers 39 LAWRENCE, Sm Tuomas, P.R.A. (Attributed to) Portrait of a Man s | 52 LEISTEN, Jaxor | Cardinal Richelieu’s Féte-day 5 LELOIR, ALExanpre Louis | Temptation of St. Anthony 42 LELY, Sir Perer (Attributed to) Portrait of a Lady 65 LOW, Wit H., N.A. The Nations Represented in Music MADRAZO, Ratrmunpo DE The Letter Sortie du Bal MATHIEU, J. Camitie En Gare de Garche, Seine et Oise MENZLER, WityHetm Love and Roses MONCHABLON, FrErpinanp JAN Gathering the Harvest MORAN, THomas, N.A. A Dream of the Orient NATOIRE, Cuarwes JoserH Portrait of a Lady NATTIER, JEAn Marc Portrait of La Comtesse de Parabére NICOL, J. Watson Court-Martial of Rob Roy OUDERAA, P. VANDER Roman Interior with Figures CATALOGUE NUMBER 88 32 73 80 34 16 69 64 79 i =< CATALOGUE NUMBER - PEREZ, Atonso | a The Toast : Tu PERRAULT, Lion B. = Italian Girl Resting 86 PERRET, Aime La Vanneuse ak PETHER, Aspranam Moonlight on the Thames and the Houses of ek. Parliament 58 «of Toh Chawhaen” ho ae “45 Kahler "His Highness" © © oe” $250.00 46 Kahler'+ "The Artist's Studio at Melbourne” __ 260,00 Robert Hyman) °2 } 7 Ziem = "Venice" 1225.00 Holilar Lleries 48 Breton - "The Gleaners" _ : 2250.00 Howard Young mw 49 Sehreyer - "Moorish Sheik and Escort" 2500.00 H.C, Fairehila 60 Moran, N.AL = "4 Dream of the Orient" 3700.00 Capt. McMillin 51 Beraud’= "The Casino at Monte Carlo" 525.00 Holland Galleries 52 Lawrence, P.R.A, - "Portrait of @ Man" 170.00 T.H.Russell = ae 53 French School - "Portrait of Louise Blisabeth De Bourbon" 90,00 F. Baumeister 54 Tournieres - "Portrait of Madame de Colande" 170,00 F. Baumeister 55 English School - "Portrait of a Lady" 70.00 W. Sttadbeck ” 56 Tournieres - "Portrait of Madame Pellicot" 150,00 O. Belsheim 57 Raoux - "Portrait of a Lade with a Bird" | 110,00 0.Belsheim 58 Pether - "Moonlight on the Thames and The Houses of Parliment" 130,00 | 59 Tournieres - "Portrait of Mademoiselle Jeanne Desfriches" 160,00 60 Gainsborough,R.A. - "Portrait of a Lady" 250.00 Mrs. Abbott 61 Van Loo - "Portrait of the Princess Louise De Polignac 90,00 62 Romney - "Portrait of Mrs. Henshaw" 130,00 FP, Baumeister 63 Vestier - “Portrait of The Comtesse D'Estrades" 320,00 J. Ferguson 64 Nattier - "Portrait of La Comtesse De Parabere” 1350.00 O. Belsheim 65 Lely - "Portrait of a Lady" 80,00 FP, Baumeister 66 Rigaud - "Portrait of the Duchesse De Noailles" 275,00 O. Belsheim NaNSE 67 Hoppner,H.A. - "Portrait of Lady Chambers" F, N. Price = 68 Gainsborough,R.A. - "Mary Countess of Salisbury" Warren Smadbeck 69 WNatoire - "Portrait of a Lady" William Taylor 70 Campo - "The Piazza, Venice” Holland Galleries 71 Von Blaas - "Victim of Coquetry" W.R.Hearst 72 Giachi - "Chant D'amour" H.C. Fairchild 73 De Madrazo - "Sortie Du Bal" John Bossert 74 Burne-Jones - "Legend of Bo. Serge and the Dragon: Episode : Led to the Dragon Robt. H.McCormick 75 Knaus - "A Bavarian Holiday" Henry Schulthies By j SS a“. ~ eae o Sie = dof » a Btn. = =e Fy Tibeve — "Neper tare of lie Hainence® H.H.Parke ,Agt. ee tae Souguereau - "L'aurore” F H.C, Fairchild 78 Berne-Bellecour - "The Embarkment" a Holland Galleries m= 79s“ Nieol = "Court-Martial of Rob Roy" W.R. Hearst 80 Mathieu - "En Gare De Garche,Seine Et Oise" 0. Belsheim 81 Baratti - "Benjamin Franklin at the Court of Versailles” 82 Didier-Pouget - "Field of Heather" H, A. Prosser 83 Weeks - "State Procession of Shah Jehan" H.D.G. Rohlfs 84 Wheatley,R.A. - "Portrait of a Lady" | F. Baumeister 88 Van Loo - “Portrait of Louis XV in State Robes" HD. Rohlfs 86 Gainsborough ,R.d. - "Portrait of a Lady" 0. Belsheim 8” Dvorak - "At the Spa" D.Calo & Sons 88-a Low,N.A. - "The Nations Represented in Music" to 88-n Reo, & NM, Vose oe, a a | The Princess (4) - $130.00 ' 120,00 390,00 600.00 725.00 225,00 2000.00 1000.00 - 2500.00 2700.00 700,00 160,00 180.00 180,00 250,00 975,00 110,00 475,00 280,00 150,06 575.00 00,46 00°09T 00°004 ~ 90° 9ueT 09" 0012 aut ne ~_ietovd ¥8 “oteuM at cmamatd Stlidl ose. wckee worl “= _. e@oY ita B 267 1-88 ihn: ick ites aitieeti igi ate ros Nite SS Uy ia vuLes” dscns aba eg 6299 Uz, = ner Ut 08 | 4sre0en yey SOTLOTTeD PUBT TOF , PUOUALeq uy 1: * TOS TT og-eurteg 8h PITWOIT ey oy ~,®2OJ0y,q, - neetenZnog kh — Ady" eyteg* Ay eoueUuTum STH IO e1miaeden.. - 126aTA Q/. 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