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 - - 121 A Sea Piece, and a Landscape, Sun Set 
 
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 ^-127 Romantic Landscape, with Banditti 
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 -/6 - 130 A View in Holland 
 
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 THE WHOLE EXECUTED BY THAT EMINENT ARTIST, 
 
 The YOUNGER COZENS, 
 
 During a Tour through the Tyrol and Italy, 
 
 IN COMPANY WITH 
 
 An A MATEUR of Diftinguiftied TASTE, 
 
 From whose Vabinet they are now first brought forward to 
 Public Inspection. 
 
 The Rarity of this moft ingenious Artift’s Works, and the high Eftimation in which 
 they are defervedly held, render it unneceflary to enlarge on the Merit of the 
 Drawings in this Collection, further than to obferve, that for Accuracy of Outline, 
 Spirit in the Execution and Grandeur of Effe£t, they may be decidedly pronounced 
 
 the happiefl: Efforts of his Pencil. 
 
 WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION 
 
 By Mr. CHRISTIE, 
 
 AT THE GREAT ROOM, PALL MALL, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, APRIL the 10th, 1805, 
 
 AT TWELVE O’CLOCK. 
 
 To be Viewed Two Days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at the Rainbow 
 
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 II. No Perfon to advance Ids than Is. Above Five Pounds 2s. 6d. and fo in Proportion. 
 
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 fo purchafed, to be immediately put up again and re-fold. 
 
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 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, by. the YOUNGER COZENS. 
 
 THE Tomb of the Plautian Family, near Tivoli N/S* & 
 
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 Temple of Minerva Medica, Rome—grand and folemn effedt . A * t/s* 
 
 The Villa Sanazzaro, Ihore of Pofilipo, Naples 3/ r «- Sfs**'* & 
 
 View on the River Adige near Verona—an elegant fcene 
 
 Ditto of the Capo di Bove—touched with great fpirit •- /S' tSy. 
 
 The Convent at Vietri—capital ». /3r/& " ^ 
 
 The Euganean Hills from the Walls of Padua ^ > 
 
 A Halo or Lunar Rainbow, feen from the Banks of the Tyber, near Rome—fingular 
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 Marechiaro, on the Coaft of Pofilipo, at Naples—a warm and glowing fcene tStr—t 
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 View of Part of Terracina 
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 A Convent on the Walls of Naples—a morning fcene 
 
 Pagliaro, or Shepherds hut, near Gaeta, feen in a fhower * 42* c 4’.- 
 
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 Shepherds Hut on the Borders of the Pontine Marfhes, between Velitri and Terracina, 
 
 View on the Walls of Naples, near Capo di Monte ~ 4 T ^-fa/* 
 
 View of Salerno, very fine ^ /ef a/* ft ’■ 
 
 Ditto between Bolfano and Trent, in the Tyrol—a grand fcene, tinted in a mafterly 
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 Approach to the Grande Chartreufe, in Dauphiny T y , 
 
 Entrance to the Valley of the Grande Chartreufe in Dauphiny- 7 
 General View of the Grande Chartreufe, and furrounding Scenery ./f* /24 
 General View of the Grande Chartreufe—a charming Drawing ^4^ 
 
 Pyramid of Ceftus at Rome, with the Funeral of Sir James M‘Donald, by torch¬ 
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 Citaria, a FifhingTown in the Bay of Salerno *^4^ 
 
 View near Fuefen in the Tyrol—a delicate and beautiful Drawing in his moft careful 
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 Ditto near Mirabello, in the Neighbourhood of Padua ^4" ^ 
 
 The Palace at Portici, Bay of Naples and Ifland of Caprea—delicate and highly finiflied Zer/Zs 
 
 St. Giuftina at Padua—Angularly warm and glowing efFedf -* 
 
 St. Giorgio in Alga, at Venice, the Euganean Hills in the diflancc 
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 Monte della Madonna, near Arqua, the Refidence of Petrarch - 4* 
 
 Ruins of Peftum, near Salerno * //2 
 
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 In the Bay of Salerno, near Raeta—fplrited 
 Belvidere at the Vatican, Rome 
 
 View of Terracina—a grand and highly finifhed Drawing 
 View of Capo di Bove, Morning Scene «•■ //’<?** ' * ’ 
 
 Tombs in the Campo Elifeo, near Cumae, after Sun Set ' 
 
 In the Tyrol, between Brixen and Bolfano «- ^' r * ^ 
 
 View of Part of Vietri—a grand Drawing, exhibiting a rich variety of tints, and 
 
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 Convent near Vietri 
 
 View in the Gardens of the Collona Palace at Rome—a delicate and exquifitely finifhed 
 
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 Villa Land at Rome—a capital Drawing r * * A 
 
 Part of Vietri and Rieta—ditto b/a/i rrr 'A 
 
 The Ferry over the Garigliano, near Capua—tinted in a fine harmonious tone *~s/6' r AffAAs 
 
 General View of Naples, from Sir William Hamilton’s Villa on Mount Vefuvius •sAt /r dZ£/*--*■*** r-> 
 
 View of Padua^—in a ftorm ; very fpirited A A a 
 
 Villa Brentano, at Frefcati—Angular effedt of fun-fet and fire-light jff* f/7frA 
 View in the Tyrol, near Brixen .. At'* y ±^***~~s 
 
 Villa Dracone, at Frefcati—one of the mofl elegant Drawings of this ingenious Artifl At# * £*■ 
 
 In the Gardens of the Villa Lodovifi, at Rome—very highly finifhed A*ri** 
 
 Vietri and Rieta, Bay of Salerno—grand and very fpirited At* t}'* a e. * 
 
 View in the Bay of Salerno—very fine ^ *-* a 
 
 Dicto between Salerno and Vietri s^'At* « 
 
 View in the Woods at Tivoli—mofl: elegant, and exquifitely finifhed 
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 Villa Dracone, Frefcati—an elegant Drawing, finifhed in his mofl: careful manner A& 
 
 Aflruni near Naples—a pidturefque feene ; tinted in a pleafing tone ' « y/'f#>* 
 
 St. Peter’s from the Villa Borghefe, Rome—Sun Set, with warm and glowing effect, A A 
 
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 View on the Lake Maggiore, Lombardy, with a Ferry Boat and Figures ~.'jtfr *.&<* *■*? 
 Monte Somma, from Sir W. Hamilton’s Villa at Portici, Naples—finifhed with great 
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 Tomb of the Horatii and Curatii at Albano-—fpirited 
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 View from Mirabello, the Villa of Count Algarotti, on the Euganean Hills—a 
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 Sepulchral Remains in the Campania, near Rome—a grand and richly tinted drawing; 
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 Gardens of the Villa Mattei, Rome—a charming fcene, in the higheft ftyle of finifhing 
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 Villa Madama, near Rome—a capital drawing, embellifhed with an elegant groupe of 
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 View of the Capo di Bove—delicately finifhed •- ^ 
 
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 The Villa Borghefe, near Rome—a charming fcene, finifhed with infinite care and 
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 View in the Gardens of the Villa Aldobrandini at Frefcati—clear and brilliant eiFetSl 
 View between Vietri and Salerno—executed with uncommon fpirit; very fine j 
 
 View between Salerno and Evoli, on the Road to Peftum—a chafle and beautiful 
 
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 View in the Gardens of the Villa Pamphili, Rome 
 
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