Prinfed by W. SMITH, No. 40, Ki?ig Slrecf, Seven Dio/f. 
 
 A CATALOGUE, Sfc. 
 
 THURSDAY, the 24th Day of MAY, 1804, 
 
 Commencing at Half-pall Twelve o’Clock. 
 
 Modena Collection of Pictures. 
 
 LOT 
 
 Tempesta 1 rs. Battle piece 
 
 Carpioni 2 Selinus with bacchanalians 
 
 Luca D’Olanda •••• 3 The Melancholy, mentioned in the 
 
 life of the painters as the last of his 
 works 
 
 Bourgogne 4 A Battle piece 
 
 Titian 5 Bacchanalian, subject after 
 
 6 Passage of the Red Sea 
 
 P. Veronese 7 The portrait of his lady 
 
 CiGNANi 8 A Cupid 
 
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 Titian 9 Fortune followed by a Lyon 
 
 Goltzius 10 Hercules, a high finished picture 
 
 Nicolo Abate 11 A subject from Gerusalemme Liberata 
 
 a singular picture of this scarce 
 master 
 
 P. Brill - • • 12 A pair of small landscapes 
 
 Tempesta 13 A Land Storm 
 
 Franceschini 14 A Nativity 
 
 Adrea Del Sarto • 15 The Virgin, St. Joseph, St, John, 
 
 and the Infant Christ . , 
 
 CoRREGio 16 Ahead, (fine) 
 
 S. Rosa 17 A landscape 
 
 Poussin 18 Orpheus attacked by Baccanti 
 
 Cav. D’Arpino 19 Roman Charity 
 
 Rottenhammer & Breughel 20 St. John in the Wilderness 
 
 G, Mazzola 21 Virgin, Child, and St. Joseph 
 
 SoLEMiNi '..... 22 Rinaldo and Armida 
 
 An, Da Messina 23 Two heads, very animated and fine 
 
 Poussin •••••• 24 Death of Darius 
 
 S. Rosa 25 A landscape, representing a Halt of 
 
 Soldiers and Peasants; in the 
 grandest style of this admired 
 master 
 
 Titian 26 Venus in the Bath 
 
 Porbus 27 Portrait of a Young Lady in Armour 
 
 Aleano 28 Galatea 
 
 
Valesquez 
 
 29 
 
 The Deluge, a spirited picture 
 
 Guercino 
 
 30 
 
 Portrait of the Principe Gozaga, 
 m whose House this Artist long 
 
 lived 
 
 Bernardino Gatti • • 
 
 31 
 
 Flight into Egypt 
 
 Dom. Feti- 
 
 32 
 
 Mary Magdalen Anointing the 
 
 Feet of Our Saviour 
 
 Francesco Albano •• 
 
 33 
 
 Subject taken from Raphael 
 
 Giovanni BelFini •• 
 
 34 
 
 Holy Family 
 
 Albano 
 
 35 
 
 The Bath of Dianna 
 
 Dominiciiino 
 
 36 
 
 The Plague of Alarseilles 
 
 Guido 
 
 37 
 
 Andromeda with Nymphs 
 
 Titian 
 
 38 
 
 The Virgin and Child 
 
 Albano • • • • ........ 
 
 39 
 
 Fortune borne by a Dolphin, (al- 
 legorical 
 
 Sophonisba Anguiscola- • 
 
 40 
 
 Her own portrait 
 
 B. Da G arofolo 
 
 41 
 
 The Virgin, St. Joseph, St. John, 
 and the Infant Christ 
 
 Titian 
 
 42 
 
 A Reposo 
 
 Pietro Perugino • • • • 
 
 43 
 
 Holy Family 
 
 SCHIDONI 
 
 44 
 
 A Virgin Teaching Jesus to read, 
 
 and St. John 
 
 Francesco Trivisani 
 
 45 
 
 Dead Christ, Three Mary’s, and 
 Elizabeth 
 
 Raffaelle 
 
 46 
 
 A Reposo with Angels, in his early 
 style 
 
 S. Rosa 
 
 47 
 
 The Finding of Moses 
 
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 CORREGIO 
 
 J. Romano 
 
 Carloni 
 
 (from Raphael) 
 Parmigiano- • • • 
 
 CoRREGIO 
 
 Titian 
 
 48 Jove pleading before the Assembly of 
 
 the Gods 
 
 49 Jupiter and Semele. A highly finished 
 
 capital cabinet pidture of this master 
 
 50 God separating the Elements. A grand 
 
 ’ composition, painted all incausto 
 
 51 The Madona with Bambino in a cradle; 
 
 St. Joseph in the back ground — a 
 beautiful cabinet picture 
 
 52 The Passion of Our Saviour. The rarity 
 
 of the works of this great Master; 
 render them more desireable objects, 
 even to grace the Palaces of Princes. 
 On the Back of this Picture are, a 
 Letter explaining the Manner in which 
 it was purchased from the Duke of 
 Salviati, and the Seal of the Academy 
 of Parma 
 
 53 A grand and spirited sketch, representing 
 
 the Holy Family, St. Christopher, 
 Sebastian, and other Saints. The origi- 
 nal Study for the large Picture of the 
 same Subject which was Sold by Fran- 
 cesia Duke of Modina, to the Gallery 
 of Dresden 
 
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 54 Clirlst ^V'asliing the i^postles Feet; for 
 
 sublimity of characters, composition 
 aiul design, equal to tlie best Works 
 of this celebrated IMaslcr 
 
 55 The Virgin, Infant Christ, St. John, and 
 
 St. Joseph. A grand comj)osition, 
 painted with great sweetness of expres- 
 sion ; ever considered as a Treasure in 
 the Cabinet atNovellera, and has been 
 generally ascribed to Corregio by the 
 most distinguished Connoisseurs in 
 Italy 
 
 56 The Flight into Egypt ; St. Joseph in the 
 
 front ground drawing water fiom a 
 pool, and the Virgin and Child accom- 
 panied by Angels moving through the 
 woody scene behind. This exquisite 
 landscape is a brilliant and wonderful 
 display of the powers of the master in 
 Chiaroscuro. It was conveyed to the 
 Cabinet at Novellera by the Prince 
 Ercole at a short time previous to the 
 Treaty being concluded for the removal 
 of the Medina Gallery at Dresden 
 
 FINIS. 
 
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