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PICTURKS 
 
 BY 
 
 GEORGE ROMNEY, 
 
 ALSO 
 
 Sketches, Autograph Correspondence, and fine proof Mezzotint 
 Engravings after that celebrated painter, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 MISS EOMNBY, 
 
 DECEASED. 
 
 Late of Whitestock Hall, Ulverston: 
 
 WHICH (by Order of the Administrators) 
 
 Messrs CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT ITMSm C51^KJ.T E0OMS» 
 8 KING STEEET, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE, 
 
 On THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1894, 
 
 AND FOLLOWING^ DAY, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 ooj«io« 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, at 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods' Offices, 8 King Street. 
 St. James s Square, S. W. 
 
 LvJ^'^ioM"^ 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer ; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above Five Pounds, 5s. ; 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 
 and to pay down '5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required ; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately 
 put up again and re-sold. 
 
 V The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the 
 Buyer's expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Chkistie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot ; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 Vr. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale ; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely bo paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots un- 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE, 
 
 First Day's Sale. 
 On THURSDAY, MAY 24, lH94, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 
 BOOKS AND AUTOGRAPHS. 
 
 1 Flaxman (J.) Compositioris from iEschylus, outline jilates 1 7d5^^.Qfa tf 
 
 2 Britton (J.) Fine Arts of the English School, flaies 1810 San/i;^^ 
 
 3 Bartolozzi (F.) Etchings in Imitation of Drawings, from S)ketcheB./(^~e^tX/t^ 
 
 by J. B. Cipriani, 12 plates 1788 
 
 4 Cipriani (J. B.) Eudiments of Drawing, engraved by F. 'Ea,Yio-^t£^aAr- 
 
 lozzi, 10 plates 1780 
 
 5 Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti, plates, parts 1 to 13,v>^^t</-^ 
 
 Paris, 1789 ; and others 
 
 6 Komney (George) Life of, by Rev. J. Romney, portrait (pagesi'^J^9-f(^oU — 
 
 313 to 320 wanting), uncut 1830 
 
 7 Walcot (Dr.) Lyric Odes to Royal Academicians, 1784 ; aivl ^•o-ic'vta~~ 
 
 others 
 
 8 Boydell's Shakspeare Gallery. The large set of plates, con-ii^^iai.#n«r 
 
 sisting of 92 engravings, by Bartolozzi, Sharjie, Schiavonetti, 
 &c , and 6 duplicate plates, hrilltant impressions 
 
 9 Boydell's Shakspeare Gallery. The small set of et gravings : 97 ^-^-^moJ^. 
 
 plates, Romney's sxibscription copy in the original parts 
 
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10 CowPER (William), Letter to George Eomney, alluding to his u 
 portrait of W. Hayley ; Letter from W. Hayley to George 
 Eomney, enclosing some verses addressed to Eomney in 
 Cowper's autograph . 
 
 " 11 Cumberland (Eichard) Three Letters addressed to George 
 Eonmey ; and Two Letters addressed to the Bev. J. Eomney 
 12 Flaxman (J., I^.A.) Four long and very interesting Letfer^"^^''^'^ 
 written during his stay in Eome (1788-1792) to George 
 Eomney ; and A Letter to the Eev. J. Eomney, 1821, relating 
 to his proposed " Life of Eomney " 5 
 
 . ^ I'd Greville (The Hon. Charles) Correspondence with George^^'^ 
 Eomney, four letters : in one he alludes to Lady Hamilton 
 as " the Spinstress," and in another of a later date he says, 
 " The separation from the original of the Spinster has not 
 been indifferent to me, and I am but just reconciled to it " ; 
 and one, from Mr. Christian, also relating to *' the Spin- 
 stress " ,5 
 
 — 14 Eomney (Peter) Letter to his Brother, George Eomney, when 
 
 living in Rome, dated 1774 ; and Twelve Letters to Mr. Cockin 
 (schoolmaster at Lancaster) „'f/.'€Oan cL 
 
 " 16 CocKiN (William) Two Letters to George Eomney ; &c. 9 
 
 — 16 Hayley (William) Correspondence with George Eomney betwoeii^''^y^ 
 
 1798 and 1808, six autograph, letters; &c. 7 
 
 ~ 17 Hayley (W.) Sonnets in his autograph, cfc^z'n^s/ &c. ^- ^yi/(i.MMyax-<. 
 
 — 18 Thurlow (L(jrd) Translation of Orpheus and Eurydice, autograph, 
 
 sent by him to George Eomney ; Knight (E. Payne) Disser- 
 tation on Art ; &c. xj^^ndl 
 
 — 19 Greene (Thomas) Correspondence with George Eomney and the 
 
 Eev. J. Eomney Vl6tn^ 
 
 — 20 Eeed (Isaac) Letter to George Eomney asking him to accept a 
 
 copy of his Shakespeare, 1796; Six Letters from E. Potter 
 (translator of iEschylus) to the Painter ; Letters and Verses 
 from Miss Seward, A. Walker and W. J. Mickle Ty<n*-icC 
 
 21 Boydell (Josiah) Seven Letters to George Eomney; and The 
 
 Painter's Card of Admission to the Shakespeare Gallery Qfici/^xjg^ 
 
22 Combe (W.) (Author of Dr. Syntax) Letter to George Eomney^/^'^aioy 
 
 relating to a money transaction ; and one from J. Fazakorley 
 
 23 Gknlis (Madame de) Letter to George Eomney, 1795 ^^ "^ "^^ 
 
 24 Egbemont (Lord) Two Letters addressed to George Eomney ; and <5£liU ^ W-Siyu 
 
 others from the Duke of Eichmond, Marquis of Camden, Lord 
 Lowther, Lady Holland, Miss Grosvenor, and other patrons of 
 the painter j2t> §3- 
 
 25 KosooK (William) Two letters addressed to the Eev. J. Eomney; /Ya/xcL 
 
 and Letters from other correspondents 20 
 
 26 Thbee Play Bills, of the Manchester and Kendal Theatres, 
 
 1788, with Mrs. Si'Mons as ' Hamlet ' 
 
 27 Plan of House, with signature of F. Cotes, E.A. (Eomney sue- d^ytiTcx/vcl 
 
 ceeded Cotes in the house in Cavendish Square) ; Eeceipts for 
 Bank Stock, French Passport, dated. Vllh, with signature of 
 Louis XVI. ; Accounts ; &c. 
 
 28 Eomney (George) Two Letters to the Hon. Charles Greville, dated «5%/j/iA^y:- 
 
 Veuice, 1775 ^ 
 
 [29 Eomney (G.) His Eeceipt and Memorandum Book, with names of ^ 
 
 the portraits and prices paid, from 1779 to 1796, with MS.i . 
 
 index I '^- ^^^i^^ 
 
 30 Ditto: one from 1787 to 1799 
 
 31 Ditto : one from 1780 to 1784 
 
 32 Eomney's Tour in Italy — autograph manuscript 
 
 33 Eomney's Tour through France, in his autograph (pages 73-93 of *^- 7/^^^i^ 
 
 Memoirs), probably meant for his friend Greene — with 
 sketches 
 
 34 Eomney's Book or Miscellaneous Hints for the Pencil, and Hints '^^ ^^^^^n/ix>C 
 
 for Historical Drawings 
 
 Two MSS. in the painter's autograph 
 
 35 Ditto : Two Sketch Books, with autograph memoranda and y^fO-^x^O'^ 
 
 sketches, 1773 
 
 36 Eomney (G.) Three Sketch Bouks, with autograph memoranda "-^VOifexj^co 
 
 37 Ditto : Seven Sketch Books, with studies in pen and pencil — in '^^l^^tstJij/xx. 
 
 paper covers 
 
 ^^4^XXtVHAObiJ 
 
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 y 38 Ditto: A Sketch Book, containing Studies and Notes about c 
 
 Painting — autograph MS. ; and one otlicr ^ 
 
 ^ 39 Ditto : A Sketch Book, with Studies of Figures and Landscapes*/^ 
 
 4- 40 Ditto : A smaller ditto '^^i^^>a<iaft- 
 
 // 41 EoMNEY (George)] Correspondence with his Son, the Rev. J. 
 
 Romney, between 1774 and 1796 — twelve autogra'ph leUera/\^y^ . 
 ^ 42 KoMNEY (George) Two Letters to his Wife, 1762 ; and one to^his 
 
 Father from Rome (Jan. 1773) -^"i^ mh-^ 
 
 ^ 43 RoMNEY (George) The Original Indenture when Eomney^was^ 
 
 apprenticed to Christopher Steele, painter, Kirkby Kendal, 
 1775 ; and letter from the Incorporated Society of Artists 
 (Feb. 10, 1775) asking Romney to contribute to their Exhibi- 
 tion, with signatures of F. Wheatley, J. Mortimer, W. Marlow, 
 J. S. Gilpin, &c. ; and Letters from Ozias Humphrey and the 
 Rev. W. Peters to George Eomney -^J-y , 
 
 . /0-- 4^ Romney (George) Portion of his Diary and Accounts for 1797; 
 
 His Banker's Pass Book for 1783 to 1793 ; List of Frames made 
 for Mr. Romney's pictures by T. Saunders, 1815 — autograph n 
 45 Romney (George) Catalogue of tlie Sale at his house at Hampsteaa7/y 
 1801 ; Sale of bis Pictures, 1807— wi/Zt the prices; Ditto, 1834, 
 and List of the Lottery of Romney's Pictures at Kendal ; &c. 
 
 — — — — — A/S 
 
 46 Portrait of Gkorgr Romney, by himself, engraved by Thomas 
 
 Wright, the copper plate and fifty impressions 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS ENGRAYINGS. , 
 
 47 Mr. Romney's ticket for the Lady Mayoress' Ball, April 1791, by ''^*^ 
 
 Bartolozzi rj 
 
 48 Milton and his Daughters, by B. Smith ; and A Boy in a \&nS-^ff^^ 
 
 scape 2 
 
 49 Illustrations, after T, Stothard, R.A., J. Mortimer ; &c. ^^hj^^aMr 
 
 50 Miranda and Cassandra, after Romney, by G. Watson ; &c. '^^Jt'^ 
 
 51 The Wood Nymph, after G. Romney, by V. Green -:MxHyvJi^ 
 
 52 The Same— proo/ As^y^JjtJ 
 
 53 II Penseroso and L' Allegro, after ditto, by G. Keating ^^aJ^^^ 
 
 54 The Same— proo/ "i^-dj^acUt- 
 
PORTRAITS. 
 
 AFTER G. KOMNEY. 
 
 55 Edward Chamberlayne, by Jacobi ; Hon. Charles Francis Greville, ^'ilha<i<i^ 
 
 by H. Meyer — proofs ; &c. 4 
 
 56 The Eev. J. Moore, Archbishop of Canterbury ; The Rev. Shuto -^ (4 nn^oAo 
 
 Barrington, Bishop of Salisbury; Dr. Farmer, by Jones — 
 proofs; &c. 7 
 
 57 The Rev. S. Parr; Archdeacon Paley, by Jones; &c.— proofs 5 *y'cum<>eW7' 
 
 58 The Rev. J. Wesley ; Eyles Irwiu ; Isaac Reed *- ^■i>^iJiciio. 
 
 59 Mr. Henderson in the character of Macbeth, by Jones — proof '^ ^(A^^t.ct~ 
 
 60 Ditto, ditto J2M.^<j^tiyv 
 
 61 The Duke of Marlborough, by J. Jones ^^omA^-^jf 
 
 62 Sir Hyde Parker, by J. Walker ^o-^fMxxj 
 
 63 James Mingay, Esq., Recorder of London; and James Adair, -^^«Mt^ 
 
 Recorder of London, by C. H. Hodges— p-oo/s 2 
 
 64 David Hartley, Esq. ; iJr. Joseph Allen ; &c 3 -^^T^iisy 
 
 65 Lord Hawkesbury, by Murphy ; Lord George Germaine, by ^u^tx^oonA^i^ 
 
 Jacobi — proofs ; &c. 3 
 
 66 Earl of Stamford, by Keating; The Earl of Westmoreland, by-^^W^/uot^aX:- 9=- ( 
 
 J. Jones ; &c. 5 
 
 67 Colonel Patrick Duff, by Hodges; The Hon. John Forbes, by-^/i«^/j»-^ 
 
 Towneley ; &c. 5 
 
 68 Major-General Stuart ; Sir Hyde Parker ; &c. 5 -^U^^^i/uey, 
 
 69 Thomas Paine, by W. Sharp ; Harry Peckham, Esq., by Sherwin : ^M^t^w^^^ 
 
 &c. 6 ^ 
 
 70 The Rt. Hon. Thomas Orde, by J. Jones— ^rsf state\ John^/^. 
 
 Henniker, Esq., by H. Hudson — proof \ &c. 4 
 
 71 The Duke of Richmond, by J. Watson ; The Earl of Cardigan, ^cM^»Ctir 
 
 by Grozer ; &c. — proofs 4 
 
 72 Mrs. Carvvardine, by J. R. Smith ^o^^^Cf 
 
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 /O 73 Hamilton (Lady) as a Bacchante, by C. Knight, with title li^iy 
 
 Hamilton, in oyen letters, first state 
 
 Q 74 The Samb, with the title Bacchante ^^^>Obd£Ji/ 
 
 /t 75 Hamilton (Lady) as St. Cecilia, by G. Keating Aie-o^^^cttr 
 
 /f 76 Hamilton (Lady) (Xtituro), ly J. E. Smith J^a^U~ 
 
 ^ 77 Jordan (Mrs.) as The Eomp, by Bartolozzi— ^e/ore any iXft^^'^'^^^ 
 
 ^/Jl.~. -— 78 CitopcH (Mrs.) by Bartolozzi— ^rs/ state i^ac-t^yoOMyi.^ 
 
 3 79 The Same, Miss Seward ; &c. J^f 
 
 ^f. 80 Sneyd (Miss) .18 Serena, by J. Jones— ^rsi state J^aqextt — 
 
 /■ J^ - 81 Hamilton (Sir William); General Hodgson ; Sir William Yates ^JL^. 
 &c. 6 
 
 AFTEB G. ROMNEY, 
 Framed. 
 
 ^/"^ 82 Lady Hamilton as the Spinstress, by Cheeseman ^■la£LguCtj " 
 
 y/*^ 83 Lady Hamilton as St. Cecilia, by G. Keating /^^. 
 
 /? 84 Emma, Lady Hamilton, by J. Jones Jcxo^t^xi- 
 
 jyOO 85 Nature (Lady Hamilton) by H. Meyer — printed in colourg C^ttx^iiuiu^ 
 
 y. - 86 Richard Cumberland, by V. Green J^^. 
 
 3c 87 John Walters Tempest, by J. Walker— ^rsf state VtotiGJcLixy 
 
 3)0 88 James Thomas Paine, by J. Dean— ^rs« state c^^^-tjlut- 
 
 U-/ 89 The Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke, by J. Jones— ^/s/ state . ^mW^^t/xx^A^ 
 
 // 90 The Clavering Children, by J. R. Smith ^ ndo^m/ni. 
 
 /S^/t- 91 Henrietta Cavendish, Countess of Stamford, by G. Keating '^i^*'-^'*'^ 
 
 //<? 92 Mrs. Ann Warren, by C. Hodges -4u^£n^txj^-f^ 
 
 ^^ 93 The Same ^^^pMu^r 
 
 ^0 94 Miss Anne Parr, by J. Dean — first state <XH^^Tya^Jio 
 
 "^e> 95 The Same — /irsf «fa<e ^^ 
 
 ^O 96 Miss Cumberland, afterwards Lady F. Bentinck, by J. R. Smith 
 
 bX 97 The Same — second state ^.oASijdicU' 
 
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 98 Mb8. Musteus, by J. Walker 
 
 99 Miss Benedetta Kamus, by W. Dickinson —aeconrf itate 
 
 100 Lady Charlotte Lbgge, by J. Grozer — jirst state 
 
 101 Mrs. Carwardine and Child, by J. R. Smith — first state 
 
 102 The Hon. Mrs. North, by J. R. Smith 
 
 103 The Same 
 
 104 Mrs. Stables and her Daughters, by J. R. Smith second 
 
 state 
 
 105 Mrs. Davenport, by J. Jones ^A^a<uz^<)0 
 
 106 The Same rtO'<iJ2xtou 
 
 107 Lady Isabella Hamilton, by J. Walker— ;/irs< state ^-'r9^nMA>- 
 
 108 Miss Frances Woodley, by J. Walker— _^rs< state ^-'^Wg.ct^' 
 
 109 Louisa, Lady Stormount, by J. R. Smith— ^rs< state QJ>£nxKnJli'^ 
 
 110 The ^hu^— first state ioJ^U^rxj^ 
 
 111 Henrietta, Countess of Warwick, by J. R. Smith— _^rs< stat^ (/^<>7\MAa~- 
 
 DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES 
 BY G. ROMNEY. 
 
 112 Fall on the Clyde, near Lanark ; and a View in Italy 2 'iQ^i^ 
 
 113 River Scenes — apair^e^'v- ^2, JitK^vaAe-u. 
 
 114 River Scene, with castle and bridge ; &c. 3 Jj(£AAji>tydL 
 
 115 KiRBY Lonsdale Bridge; &c. 1 xxx^JkM^ 
 
 116 A Lake Scene; &c. 3y(7^- 
 
 117 Views of Rome; &c. ^JikiAs.^ 
 
 118 Studies for the Infant Shakespeare; and the Engraving Z<^^cji^M~ 
 
 119 Views in Italy ; &c. l/l'f^i^rx. 
 [120 Tooth Drawing, after G. Romney, by his brother, P. Romney 
 
 and Three Heads 21 
 
 121 Studies of Figures; &c. 66j 
 
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 122 Studies fou Pictuues ; &c. 
 
 123 Ditto, ditto 
 
 124 Studies fob Pictures 
 
 125 A Similar Lot 
 
 126 A Similar Lot 
 
 127 Studies for Pictures 
 
 128 Studies of Figures ; &c. 
 
 129 Studies of Heads, figures, &c. 
 
 130 Studies for Pictures ; Ac. 
 
 131 Studies from the Antique 
 
 132 Ditto, ditto 
 
 133 The Listening Slave — in bistre 
 
 134 Studies op Figures 
 
 185 Studies of Portraits ; &c. 
 
 136 Ditto, Ditto 
 
 137 A Similar Lot 
 
 
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 30 
 
 &.G. 
 
 12 
 
 MINIATURES. 
 
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 138 The Nun's Head, miniature by the Rev. J. Romney, after the 
 
 picture by G. Romuey. 
 
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 139 The Painter's Son, when a child : an oval miniature by 
 
 G. Romuey /? ^ /■ , 
 
 140 Portrait of G. Romney, in 1798, by M. Barrett — in le(4her 
 
 case 
 
 141 The Same, when an old man — in fish-skin case 
 
 c^ocolkr- 
 
 /<:ji^fcc^t^ 
 
 142 A Pair of Spectacles, in silver frame, formerly the property 
 
 of George Romney Q-MX 
 
 143 Onyx Cameo Head of Hayley, by Marchant, set as a brooch 
 
 144 A Seal, with intaglio female head, gold mounted — formerly 
 
 belonged to Bomncy ; and a Boydell medal 
 
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 145 Ouo hundred casts from antique gems — in a box, with list M ^ . 
 
 146 An Old Italian Casket, of inlaid woods, with rising top and "^. 
 
 drawer with divisions 
 
 Purchased by Bomneij in Borne in 1774 
 Formerly in the possession of the Medicis Family 
 
 147 The Violin and Bow, constructed and carved by Romney when ^^-^o 
 
 a youth, and used by him 
 
 148 A medallion of Romney, in plaster, by Thomas Hayley-^ ''<^^^'«^ ^vam, 
 
 149 A Camp ANA-SHAPED Vase, in statuary marble, by J. Flaxman, .i'(:2jZajf^X't&~ 
 
 R.A,, carved with the Three Graces, the head of Medusa and 
 the Hesperides — 13 in. high 
 
 Presented by the sculptor to Bomney 
 
 
 End of First Days Sale. 
 
0-/C- 
 
 Second Day's Sale. 
 
 On FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1894. 
 
 AT ONE O CLOCK PBE0I8ELT. 
 
 c-KKo 
 
 PICTURES. 
 
 W. ETTY, E.A. 
 [151 A Bather — a female study 
 
 G. H. HARLOW. 
 
 l152 Madame de Tott 
 
 From the Collection of James Goding, Esq. 
 
 Tl^emyt^ 
 
 T. STEVVARDSON (Pupil of G. Romnet). 
 2)0 153 Jane, Wife of the Rev. J. RomiNey '<M(e.k.Jx.i 'u>L 
 
 PETER ROMNEY (Brother of George). 
 JO 154 Portrait of the Painter's Wife's Mother, \Tbenan old woman 
 
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 F. COTES, E.A. l/a fl 
 
 155 Portrait of Mrs. BeajBoroft Wife of Judqe Hearoroft 
 
 SIR G. KNELLER. 
 
 156 Charles II. in Armour ^f^-^'i-f- %<^Ai^/v 
 
 MURILLO. 
 
 157 St. John thk Baptist kA^aSmt- 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 158 A Male Figure — a study t^^ctA^o^ji^y^^e^ 
 
 20 in. by 16 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 159 Stud^ of Several Figures: a classical subject — a sketc, 
 
 36 in. by 36^ in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 160 Sir Roger de Covfrley and the Gipsies— a sketch ^^^^OMxyaMr" 
 
 '40 in. by 50 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 161 Milton Dictating Paradise Lost — a study JoMiOy >J^M4>vi''U.i^tA>iji^ 
 
 Vi\ in. by 24 in. ^ "^ 
 
 G. ROMNEY. y 
 
 162 Ariadne— /intsiie<i study ^Ms^xAUmtL 
 
 24^ in. by 24 in. 
 
 60 in, by 48^ in 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
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 163 The Grecian Mother — unfinished (Aq^ 
 
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 G. EOMNEY. . 
 
 164 King Lear in the Storm "^^oe.'Oii^^ " 
 
 40 in. by 40 in. 
 
 The first historical work of the Painter 
 Painted in 1760 
 Exhibited at the Free Society of Artists, 1763 
 
 G. EOMNEY. 
 
 «^ 165 A Scene from King Lear 
 
 C/J 
 
 c-)72 in. by 60 ««. 
 
 The last historical worJc of the Painter 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 -2^ 166 Ophelia — a sketch 
 
 48 in. by 40 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 4-^ 167 Titania— a sketch 
 
 60 in. by 48 in. 
 Painted about 1793 
 
 yf^Mj 
 
 '^Dj 
 
 ''Jban^xATt^ 
 
 a. ROMNEY. ^/,Xi.^ 
 
 -^ 168 A Pastoral Scene, witb sliopberd and shepherdess— nn^n/sAed 
 
 40 in. by 50 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. n 
 
 -2<2 169 '< A Memory of Windermere," with portraits of Rortmey and 
 
 his wife, Adam Walker, &c. 
 34 in. by 50 in. 
 Described in Bomney's Memoirs of the Painter 
 
 J G. ROMNEY. // 
 
 /y" 170 Portrait of a Divine — an early work ^yx:£.^^^ 
 
 12 in. by 12 in. 
 
OLti'^'^ti-iUllL^ 
 
 15 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 171 A Child, crying, in a bath ^^.^"UxJCa 
 
 12^ in. by 12 in. 
 
 . G. ROMNEY. 
 
 '172 Head of Baiocco : a well known Roman dwarf 
 18 in. by 15 in. 
 Painted in Borne from the life, about 1774; 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1864 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 173 Head of a Roman Bravo 
 
 20 in. by 15 in 
 
 Painted in Borne about 1774 
 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1864 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 174 A Head (possibly Cowpor) ^-4^8 /ic^cc ' 
 
 l6 in. by 12 in. ^ 
 
 G. ROMNEY. Vx pn . 
 
 175 Portrait of the Painter's Brother James, holding a candle 
 between his hand and face — an early worh 
 15 in. by 12 in. 
 
 7?V%S 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 176 Portrait of his Son 
 
 18 in. by 15 in. — in crayons 
 
 Q. ROMNEY. 
 
 177 Portrait of his Brother James 
 
 6 in. by 5 in. — oval — in water-colours 
 
 yd^JtA&jL 
 
 ^-^yO/TXjUAj — • 
 
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 G. PtOMNEY. 
 
 18 in. by 15 in. 
 
 Jy 178 The Reading Gibl: a study of reflected light ^fk) /ofia^n^ 
 
 G ROMNEY. : 
 
 *J 179 Head op a Child, son of the Painter — early ivorl^ ('' AoCjcc . 
 
 12 in. by 12 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. /9 
 
 Zji 180 Mary, wife of the Painter, as a young woman — early work 
 
 22 in. by 18 in. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. .^ 
 
 -y^ 181 Head of Joan of Aec, in a helmet Axcut^^nii^ 
 
 18 in. by 16 in. 
 
 From the Collection of J. 11. Anderdon, Esq., 1879 
 Exhibited at Burlington House, 1877 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 ^2/0 182 Portrait of the Artist i-yr^/uut'-', 
 
 30 in. by 25 in. 
 Painted in the winter of 1795 ■■'* 
 
 G. ROMNEY. /? (^ wL- 
 
 ^^ 183 Portrait op the Artist, ia powdered hair and black coat, when 
 
 about 35 
 Engraved 
 
 G. ROMNEY, L 
 
 '^<3 1?84 Colonel James Romnkt, brother of the Painter, in uniform 
 
 30 in. by 24 in. 
 
17 
 
 TyJU^r^ 
 
 G. EOMNEY. 
 185 THE EEV. JOHN KOMNEY, the Painter's only sou (Author yAL^^xJUO- 
 of " Memoirs of George Bomney ") 
 30 in. by 25 in. 
 Painted in the year 1794, in two sittings occupying 3 hours 
 
 G. EOMNEY. 
 136 PORTEAIT OF THE ARTIST ^ 
 
 50 in. by 4.0 in. 
 
 Fainted at Eartham in the autumn of 1782, vihen he was 
 48 years old 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1862 
 Exhibited at South Kensington, 1867 
 Engraved by T. Wright 
 
 G. EOMNEY. 
 187 MES. TICKELL (Miss Linley.) 
 
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 Jidd Ic jfTi'Ltr-, 
 
 24 in. by 20 in. 
 
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 rntMA)- 
 
 From the Artists' Sale, 1807 
 Exhibited at the British Institution 
 
 /* . n^rt: ii.-^' EOMNEY. 
 188 HEAD OF^MIEANDA 
 17 in. by 15 in. 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1864 
 
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 jvzur- 
 
 G. EOMNEY, 1793. 
 189 TITANIA, PUCK AND THE CHANGELING, ou the sea- '^'^ ^^"'^^"^^ 
 shore 
 
 M)jfrMSi^^^^^ »■«. ^y 481 en. 
 
 "^^^'^^ Engraved in 1810 by E. Scriven 
 
 From the Artists' Sale, 1807^* 
 
 From Lord de Tabley's Sale, 1827 
 
 From Mr. Watts Eussell's Sale 1875 
 
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 G. EOMNEY. 
 
 yir 190 MRS. CROUCH ^'ii^/iActri 
 
 i_ i- z_ 22 in. by 19 in. — oval 
 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1866 
 From the Collection of J. H. Anderdon, Esq. 
 
 G. ROMNEY. ,jiO 
 
 Q^n 191 MRS. INCHBALD (Authoress), seated, in white dress anf cap, 
 
 with blue sash and powdered hair 
 30 m. by 25 %n. 
 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1862 
 Exhibited at the National Portrait Exhibition, 1867 
 
 G. ROMNEY, 1766. . W^.u>o ^. 
 
 y^^ 192 A CONVERSATION, portraits of James and Peter R(imney, 
 
 brothers of the Painter 
 .fc./r ^^"^'$6^ in. by 36 in. 
 
 Exhibited at the Free Society of Artists, 1766 
 
 G. ROMNEY. ^, 
 
 oOO 193 JAMES THOMAS PAINE, with Pomeranian dog ^^SWcir- 
 
 ^ / , 50 in. by 40 in. ^ ^ 
 
 Signed and dated 1776 
 Exhibited at the British Institution, 1865 
 Exhibited at Leeds, 1868 
 Engraved by J. Bean 
 
 G. ROMNEY. 
 
 900 194 MRS. BILLINGTON, as St. Cecilia / / ^^^^^^ 
 
 50 in. by 40 in. / 
 
 tainted in 1787 
 From the Rev. J. Bomney's Sale, 1834 
 
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19 
 
 G. EOMNEY. 
 
 195 LADY HAMILTON, as a Bacchante leading a goat cyvp7i£W- 
 /_ 50 in. by 40 in. ' 
 
 ''^^^^^The one ichich was sent out to Sir WiWam Hamilton 
 at Naples is believed to have been lost at sea 
 Pninted probably in 1792 
 
 G. EOMNEY, 1791. /> ^ _ 
 
 196 LADY HAMILTON, as a Bacchante dancing on a heath ^ 
 
 60 in. by 48 in. 
 
 197 A Five-Leaf Screen, painted with " The Singers go before, J 
 
 the Minstrels follow after, in the midst are the damsels 
 playing with the timbrels," one panel painted by the artistV 
 son, "Rev. Jolin Bomneij — 6 ft. Mgh 
 
 UNFINISHED STUDIES. 
 GEORGE EOMNEY. 
 
 198 Lady Macbeth, a large study in charcoal '^<^<o±e.tx/i(iy 'fC^-^rj^u 
 
 199 Three Large Studies, for " Macbeth 'W^^-t-^"^*"-^^ Al^tm^t'>x.Q ^ 
 
 a */ Q — -'^ 
 
 200 Study for Titania ; and two land3capesv<^x&-t> ^-j^k^p c-^.s^^i-*^^^^'^'^ 
 
 201 Studies for Prospero and Miranda (T^'cTemiJ'cst) ; A:c. ^^ '6 ^ 
 /202 A Landscape, with figures ; &c. > Af f- 
 
 ^203 Head of the Painter; and study of female headJ ^f^h^^-'t 
 
 204 Head of a Lady : and Newton, with prism ^^^ 
 
 205 Head of one of Eomney's Brothers /^a/*- *2M/t^v£^ 
 
 206 Three Studies of Female Heads 2 y^^^o '^^^^f'^^ 
 
 207 Portrait of a Gentleman ; and four other studies -/\t*^""*^ '*<!-«-- 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stainford Street 
 and Cliaring Cross. 
 
ADDENDA 
 
 TO 
 THE COLLECTION OF WORKS OF 
 
 G E O R a E R O M ^J^ E Y. 
 
 On THUKSDAY, MAY 24, 1894. 
 
 
 40a a Sketch Book, with nnmsrous pen and ink drawings 
 
 40b a Ditto 
 
 40c A Ditto, with drawings in pencil 
 
 40d a Ditto, with pen and pencil drawings 
 
 40e Two Ditto 
 
 40f Two Ditto, witli ink studies 
 
 40g Two Ditto 
 
 40h Three Ditto 
 
 40i Three Ditto, with pen and pencil sketcljes 
 
 40k Thuee Ditto, with sketclies and iintogra]))! nutes 
 
 40l Five Sketch Books 
 
 40m Three Ditto, 1783 
 
 40n Nineteen Pocket Books, with memoranda from 1777 to ITOf^/^^^w^t 
 
 except the years 1785, 1796, 1797 
 40o A Dat Book; professional engagement book ; and account b()ok//^>t<^ 
 
 
 40p Frame-make k's Books; day book; &c. 
 
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 40q a Large Sketch Book, with numerous pen and pencil o^^aoo^o/?;; — ' 
 sketches 
 
 40r a Ditto J^Lij^^^^dbfr 
 
 40s Autograph Letters, by T. Greene, W. Combe, D. Pitcairn, '' K^^l/i:uxjaa^ 
 
 Mad Fellow in Sloane Street," T. Stewardson, J. Farlngtou ; 
 
 also receipts and autographs of G. Romney 
 
 40t An Old Persian Manuscript, in small octagonal silver case 
 
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 3 3125 00834 2194 
 
 
 
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