CATALOGUE 
 
 O F 
 
 PICTURES, 
 
 CONSISTING OF 
 
 PORTRAITS, 
 
 LANDSCAPES, 
 
 SEA-PIECES, 
 
 ARCHITECTURE, 
 
 FLOWERS, 
 FRUITS, 
 ANIMALS, 
 HISTORIES, 
 
 OF THE LATE 
 
 RICHARD MEAD, M. D. 
 
 Sold by Auiflion on March 20, 21, and 22, 
 M.DCC.LIV. - 
 
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 LONDON, 
 
 Printed in the Year m. dcc.lv. 
 
 ^^•73-707 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
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 PICTURES 
 
 of the late Dr. M E A D. 
 
 PORTRAITS. 
 
 RASMUS, a fmall half-length on board, by Hans ' //p cf 
 
 Holbein. 
 
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 E TENEBRIS CLARVM DOCTRINAE ATTOLLERE LVMEN, 
 QVI FELIX POTVIT PRIMVS ERASMVS ERAT. 
 
 This pi£lure was painted by Holbein when Erafmus returned 
 from England, who lent it over as a prefent to his friend Sir 
 Thomas More : Sir Thomas was fo pleafed with the perform- 
 ance, that he procured the artift to come over to England, and 
 employed him a long time privately in his houfe. This pidurc 
 was in the Arundel colledlion, and has the date 1523 upon it. 
 N. B. The <verfes added to fame of thefe For traits "were 'written by 
 
 Dr. Mead, and infcrihed U7ider thofe luhich adorned kis Gallery. 
 
 Where thejizes are not mentioned, it niuji he underjiood that they 
 
 are Heads only of the fize of Life, '^2= ^^ ^A^/^^^^^c^ 
 
 AEGIDIUS, fame fize with the former, and by the | n^ \ // 
 fame hand. ! ^ ^ 
 
 AEGIDIVM MVSIS CHARVM DILEXIT ERASMUS *. 
 SPIRAT AB HOLBENIO PICTVS VTERJ^^V E^SVO, 
 
 t^Ca^i.^ 
 
 PARACELSUS, ^..k^^^ -^c^z^e^^^^-^^ 
 
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 BUCHANAN, a fmall head, by Pourheu. This is 
 •engraved by Houbraken, for the Colledion of HeaAs of lUu- 
 ftrious Pcrfons of Great Britain with their Lives, ^/x^-^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 A 2 VESALIUS 
 
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 VESALIUS the great Anatomift, by Titian, 
 
 I ;C- w^V,:^r^l^ VESALIVM pinxit titianvs, cnarvs vterqvi 
 
 ^^^/ ^^^-^ ^'*' ' MONSTRARE HIC VVLTVM, FABRICAM VT ILLS HOMINTS. 
 
 »>^^^ ■^^^?'!^0^'^This is a capital pifture by Titian, who was an intimate friend 
 ^^Y^ ^^ Vefalius, and drew froiu the life Anatomical defigns, which 
 
 ^'^^^y.y itvere engraved for his book of Anatomy, of which a fmall 
 
 " put curious colkdion was pprchafed by Dr. Mead. 
 
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 _| SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, a very fmall head on 
 )oard. >^^^^i^ ^cT^ 
 
 'vi — MARGARET Duchefs of Parma, Governefs of the 
 [Netherlands, a very fmall head on copper. 
 
 ^1 — H U G O G R O T I U S, by Cornelius Janfen. 
 
 VNICVS IMVfENSVM QVl CEPIT MENTE CAPACI 
 
 DOCTRINARVM ORB,EM. GROTLVS HWC^ FVIT. y 
 
 SIR THEODORE MAYERNE Phyficlan to 
 King Jam^es and King Charles the Firfl, half length, a ca- 
 pital pidlure by Rubens. This is engraved in mezzotinto by 
 
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 -VJ^Z-^J^T^^^ 
 
 <-^4t,7ZAZ^ THOMAS HOWARDEARL OF ARUNDEL, 
 
 by Rubens. 
 
 MARMORA, ARVNDELIAE COMITI QVAE PATR.IA DEBET, 
 PRISCI AEVI ET LAVDIS SVNT MONVMENTA SVAE. 
 
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 This is engraved by Houbrakm, ampng the Heads of illuftrious 
 Perfons of Great Britain. ^-fJ t^t^:<jeLo 
 
 ^1 VANDYCK, copied from a piflure of his own painting 
 
 I V /i IN j>> y v^ iv, copied iron 
 hyUr.Dahl. <^2> yy^c^ 
 
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 REMBRANDT, painted by himfelf. ^^^J^^^a ^^ 
 
 OLIVER CROMWELL, by /rWirr.^'-^^ 
 
 M^ SAMUEL BUTLER, Author of Hudibrafs, 
 ^ fmall half length by Zoeft, engraved by Mr. Vertue for the 
 pdition of his works publilhed by Dr. Grey. ^"^/^.-.^j^^,^^. 
 
 M^ THOMAS HOBBES, a fmall head. o^^W.. 
 
 » ^' WILLIAM 
 
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 WILLIAM HARVEY, M. D. a half length by ^^ 
 Bemmel. 
 
 HARVEII MAGNVM NOMEN LAVDESQVE MANEBVNT, 
 SANGVIS DVM IN GYROS ITQVE REDITQ^^E SVOS. 
 
 \ This is engraved by Houbraken amonc the Heads of illuftrious 
 Perfons of Great Britain. w^<^ CZ^^y^^ ^2>? /^^/^^*^- 
 
 INIGO JONES, a fmall portrait fupported by a 
 Female Figure reprefenting A rchitedlure, by yiwKent.^'ty^^. 
 
 ADMIRAL SPRAGGE, \yy Mx , Greenhill. ^-^ 
 
 ROBERT BOYLE,ESC^ half length by Kerfehoom, 
 engraved by Mr. Vertue among the goUeftion of Heads of 
 illuftrious Perfons of Great Britain. -^ /V^^/^£^ v^^^^^y^ — 
 
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 GRAEVIUS, by Hoet. Dr. Mead ftudidL,{pme time y 
 :der this Profeffor at Utrecht. ^^^r/z^^'^A^o^'^*^^^^'^ 
 
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 GRAEVI, ROMANAE LINGVAE CLARISSIME VINDEX, 
 IPSE TVO VELLET TVLLlVS ORE LOC^'l. 
 
 Mr. JOHN RAY, Author of thofe valuable treatifes \ S & 
 on the works of Nature, by Mrs. Beak, v.^J^ ^^>"^o^^>-«^ )^X^^^, 
 
 ARCHIBALD PiTCAIRN, M. D. by Sir 7o/^« 
 ie Medina. ^ v^r- .^^ 
 
 SCIRE POTESTATES HERBARVM, ET TANGERE PLECTRVM, 
 PITCAIRNO PHOEBVS MVNERA MAGNA DEDIT. 
 
 F R A N S H A L S, the Painter, by himfelf. ^/^ 
 
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 \ CARDINAL DADA, Nuntio from the Pope to • 
 
 IKing James the Second, by Sir Godfrey Kneller. ^^"^t^- /^2.c^i^ M /o 
 
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 M^. JOHN LOCKE, after a picture by Sir G^^^y \y\ 
 
 Kneller ; who alfo painted the feven following Portraits^ w^^ O -/S 
 
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 HENRY ALDRICH, D. D. Dean of Chrillchurch. ^ A 
 
 WALTER CHARLTON. M. D. Author of feve- 
 
 ral books relating to natural hiftory. ^^J^ ^^^^^^^ . ^.^O^^^-^^'H- 
 
 DOCTRINA OR-NAVIT MEDICAM CHARLTONIVS ARTEM. 
 VIS ANIMI SENIO IVSSIT INESSE DECVS. 
 
 WILLIAM COLE, M D.c^" ^^--«^^5r-^-^ ^ 
 
 EDMUND 
 
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 EDMUND HALLEY, LL. D. 
 
 MENSORIS MARIS, ET TERRAE, COELIQVE PROFVNDI^ 
 HALLAEI NOMEN lACTAT VTERQVE POLVS. 
 
 JOHN RADCLIFFE, M. D. halflength.,^^(^ 
 SIR ISAAC NEWTON., /^T^r^^^^ 
 
 ILLE HIC NEVVTONVS, DICENT VOLVENTIA SAECLA, 
 
 FELIX QVI POTVIT NOSCERE QVANTVS ERA T. ; 
 
 SIR GODFREY KN E L LE R, in an oval when 
 
 young, by himfelf. Thofe wlio were acquainted with Sir 
 Godfrey will eafily recoUedl how characleriftical the following 
 lines were of him. 
 
 QVALIS ERAM VVLTV KNELLERVS, QVANTVS ET ARTE, 
 
 SE PINGENS DIXIT, SAECVLA LONGA SCIANTv^i A >u^ ^ 
 
 M^ TWYNING. ,_^x? c^^y^^ -^ 
 
 LORD CHANCELLOR HARCOURT, 
 
 half length by Mr. Dahl. «. /^o^<y^t 
 
 M^ ALEXANDER POPE, a Profile by Mr^ 
 J^,./^<z^/%/^^ \Richardfoj2, who has alfo etched this pifture.e-^^^^^^^^i^*^^^ 
 
 >t'A)e^A ii^^9- <^-^^- -^ 
 
 ^ ^^ -^ ., y^R THOMAS CORAM, Projedor of the Found- 
 ling Hofpital, by Mr. Ram/ay. ^"a^-^7;^^^^•^^.^- <j? 
 
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 MISS FLORA MACKDONALD. by thefame, 
 
 engraved in mezzotinto by Mr. M^ArdeL ^'^(2yA^Jr(^,^a-^ 
 
 JONATHAN SWIFT, D.D. a profile in crayons 
 by Mr. Barber. This is etched by Mr. J'^iJ^n* ^nd prefixed 
 to his life written by Lord Orrery, w^^^ /o^n^r^^ 
 
 VP. BARBER, who has publiflied fome mifcellany 
 poems, a fmall whole length in water colours. '^^ ^ s^^^^* 
 
 i^:}L^xy? U^J r 
 
 M^. SUTTON, Inventor of tjiofe ventilators which 
 work by fire, by Mr. Dajidridge. ^^Vi^^^^n/^Lp^^L - 
 
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 A Gentleman's and a Lady's Head of the B R,ED E R O D 
 family, by Aiito-nio More, / ,^^yr ^^^a-*>^ . ^- -|^- iL -^,^.5^^ 
 
 A M A N'S head by Corndlm Janfai, ^^ 
 
 ANOrUER^ 
 
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 ^- JNOTHERy with a band, unknown. c^<^^^^^e^ 
 
 ANOTHER, unknown. ^^/^jC^o^^^J^ . , 
 
 A FRYAR'S head, by Vanryfcoote^^^^-^^ ^^^^^ 
 
 LANDSCAPES AND SEA-PIECES: 
 
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 Many of the foUoiving piSiures had their meafures taken befort 
 they mo ere fold, luhich are alfo adjoined to them here. 
 
 A LANDSCAPE AND FI G URE S, the cocai//,^! <r 
 
 of the morning, a very fine pidure, by Claude Lorrain, en- \ 
 
 graved among the colleftion of Landfcapes publilhed by Mr. 
 Pond. Two feet four inches ^ig]> by three feet three inches 
 wide, ^^^r" e^<5^z^ — i^-t -si^ <i2^^ *i?<s>5»^ j j 
 
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 AN or HER, by the fame; the evening after funfet. //^^ 
 
 There is a flight print of it etched by himfej^. The fame fize 
 
 with the former. x^^^>^ ^^^^^.^-z^^^O . <i(^ 
 
 f^'C^^^t'^ ^ac-^c^' 
 
 ANOTHER, by Gafpar PouJJin, engraved among th^ 
 coUeftion abovementioned. ^^^^/ie^7>-vi^>-i^^:*--^^^ 
 
 ANO THER, its companion, by the fam^hand. v<^\. 
 
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 ANOTHER, by the fame, engraved among the abojTC. ^ 
 coUeftion. One foot feven inches by two feet two inches.^^^f- ^ 
 
 ANOTHER, with Tobit and the Angel, hy Eljheimerl JA/o 
 on copper, engraved by Count Goudt, Seven inches and a half; 1 
 by ten and a half. ,^^^^<^^>^^ 
 
 ANOTHER, with cattle and rocks, by Paul Brill, on| J^^^ 
 copper. Seven inches and a half by eleven. ..-^^^^^^s»*^ 
 
 A^OT HE R, with Country Boors dancing, very fmall, 
 
 by Brughell, highly finilhed, on copper. ^-<;^^%<i-5^^^^^^<*^i:^ 
 ANO T HER, by the fame. Five inches diameter.^^-v^^ J^ 
 
 C^if^'T^A'Z^ ' 
 
 ANOT HER, by Rembrandt -, painted with great fpirit 
 and a ftrong effedof light and fhadow. One foot four inche 
 by two feet. .^<^ l/a,.t^e^ yc^t^^A::^ 
 
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 ANOTHER, with high rocks, hy SahatorRofa, Two 
 feet five inches by three feet two inches. < ?^ c C^y^^-^^^c, 
 
 ANOTHER, by the fame, with Ravens bringing food 
 to Elijah. Two feet £ve inches by two feet fix inches, %^/c^ 
 
 ANOTHER, with figures and a cafcade, by Mola. One 
 foot fix inches by two feet one inch. « -'J^-Ti^/A'^^.a^ y^ ' 
 
 ANOTHER, by the faijie. One foot fix inches by two 
 leet one inch. ^^^^ '^a^^Px^c-^a^^A.^ 
 
 ANOTHER, witj^a came, by Bott. One foot four 
 inches by two feet. -|> '« /^t^j^^^m^^r r l, ^ 
 
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 ANOTHER, with figures, by Vander^.xsaert, *^^<^ .^^ 
 
 ANOT HERy with figures and buildings. byj^^«. Milk', j 
 
 ANOTHER, with Romulus and Remus and the River : 
 Tyber by Grifoni. Two feet one inch by two feet five inches. 
 
 ANOTHER, with Gypfies telling a Lady's fortune, who 
 1$ on horfeback, by W^totm, One foot three inches by one ' 
 foot eight inches. .^ ^^ t-(r^^2.^x/^ 
 
 Two fitiall oval V I E W S, in water colours, by Gio, Batijla. 
 
 A S T O R M, by ^. Van de VeUt, junior. ^^^ 
 
 A CALM, by the fame, very line. k.^^^. c>^:^^fe^ 
 
 A VIEW of the coaft^of SCHE V E LING, bytlie 
 fame. »^ :^^. oyd^iC^^ ^iC ^-^^^ J^^«/^pt. 
 
 ARCUh 
 
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 JRCHITECrURE, 
 
 The Infide of the great CHURCH at Antwerp, as ^S ^ ^ 
 ieen by daylight, on copper, by Steen^ick. Ten inches by 
 fourteen. - c i/^>^ /cy^^-t^ 
 
 \ rWE SAME, a View by candle light, taken from the ;f^':f J •-- 
 oppofite end of the church, by the fame, and of the fame 
 ; fize. 0.- c/ /^^/of^ 
 
 ' A Piece of A R C H I T E C T U R E, with Mofes burying ^y y^ 
 the Aegyptian, by Nicholas PouJJtn. Three feet two inches by . I I 
 
 four feet two inches, i^^^yf c/t&Zc^A^F^ — — I ! 
 
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 A Piece of RUINS, Pyramid, Vafe, and Figures^ bv (<^ <9 
 nfohhi. One foot feven inches by two feet one inch, ^6-^^-C' ' 
 
 Glifolphi 
 
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 I Two fmall Pieces of ARCHITECTURE, by VluianQ. JS //^ 
 Each two feet three inches by one foot fix inches. //2^y\Jiy<^cu!>c^ 
 
 AView of theCOLISAEUM atJR.Gilie. Three feet S^,// 
 
 feven inches by four feet nine inches. « -^^ <^-- /^i^^^'^*^^ - — | j 
 
 Some of the Principal RUINS at Rome by G/V. Paok j ^^\ / 
 
 Some other different RUINS, by the fariie...^^^ 
 
 The Infide of S"^. PETE R'S at Rome, by the fam?, «: 4^ J^^ ^ 
 
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 The Infide of S^. P A U L'S at Rome, by the fame.^.-^ ^^ _ 
 
 THE LANDING OF AESCULAPIUS at 32^ 
 Rome in the time of the plague, by the famfe. This riclure j 
 
 was painted on purpofe for Dr. Mead's Gallery, where it was 
 placed over the chimney at the upper end. There are fevpral 
 of the principal antient Buildings at Rome feen in it. v_-<^^<]^ ^ . 
 
 A View of S"^. MARK'S place at Venice in [the 3^/2\ 
 Carnaval time, by Canaletti. One foot eleven inches by three 
 feet two inches. »^ /^T JL^^^^^^/^^ *y 
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 A View up the G R E A T C A N A L, by the fame, and ^^ -^ 
 of the fame fize. c^-^^^ /e<^ z^^^^^ ^ «^ 
 
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 FLOWERS AND FRUIT. 
 
 A Piece of FLOWERS, by OldBapiJi. Two feet 
 eight inches by two feet three inches, c--^^ c^^'^w'^r 
 
 ANOTHER, hy Young Baptiji. ^/^- /&-^^^-^^^ 
 
 TWO OTHERS, by an Italian Hand. . Each two feet 
 one inch by one foot feven inches. ^//^ ctX^^^V*^ 
 
 ANOTHER, in the middle of which the ADORA- 
 TION OF THE MAGI, by Gerard Segers. . Three 
 feet fix inches by two feet ten inches. i^^^y«r;'2v.^^iy .^ 
 
 ANOTHER, by Van^coon. c^-^*^-^ 
 
 THE GUERNSEY L I L Y, by the fame. ,..<^- 
 
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 A Piece of F R U I T, amongfl the reft a large water melon, 
 by M. Angela Campidoglio. w-^^. (2>'^-«^^>^^^»^ 
 
 A Bunch of WHITE TOKAY GRAPES, by 
 Strarto'ver. One foot nine inches by one foot feven inches . 
 
 ANOTHER of RED GR A P ES, by the fame, and 
 
 of the fame fize. c^ >/ ^ t^a-^ — 
 
 ANIMALS, 
 
 Two LYONS heads, by RiAens. '2^-- ^/^.?^?^^ ' 
 
 LYONS and B I R D S, on copper, by Rorwland Savorj, 
 Eleven inches by fifteen. ^ ^/>^e^^4^^^ 
 
 — \ Thc0ERBOIM, an Afiatic Animal which feeds on 
 I the fylphium or affaloetida plant. *^/t'VAc^c^<^^ 
 
 _ I HORSES, SHEEP, GOA'"fs.etc. hy Ro/a di Ti'voli, 
 I Six feet fix inches by ten feet. c^/«' ? ^^.c^^=^>*^^^^ 
 
 _ ; B I R D S and B E A S T S, by Hondicooter. Five feet fuc 
 
 inches by feven feet. «^->^ ' •^^ 
 
 HISTORIES, 
 
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 HISrORIES, etc. 
 
 Three HEADS out of three different Cartons, part of 
 riie fet painted by Raphael, feven of which are now preferved 
 at Hampton-Court, the reft were unfortunately deftroyed. 
 One of thefe heads is a fhepherd's out of the Nativity j an- 
 other is of a woman weeping, out of the murder of the In- 
 
 
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 nocents ; and the third a man^s head, out of the prefentation 
 
 in the Temple. / ^M q91^z^^ ^: ^^.,^:^^c£,u2^^S^^^. 
 
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 EURYTUS teaching HERCULES to flioot, on a 
 
 fmall wainfcot pannel, by Julio Romano, k.,^^ /^^^^ti^ 
 
 C O C L E S defending the bridge againft porfenna^ a 
 
 fmall Iketch, hy Old Raima, *_^>^ ^^ O^^c^^^^ /-'^-^^^ - 
 
 TheADORATION OF THE MAGI, by 0/i 
 
 Baffhft. It is engraved by Aegidius Sadeler. Two feet three 
 inches by one foot nine inches. %^i^^ ^rs^z^^ i^.>^i . . - . 
 
 A P O P E faluting a Warrior, by the fame. One foot 
 three inches hy one foot two inches. Q/y4. ^^/^£>Z^^::ZZ^^^l^- 
 
 A PRIEST adminiftring the Eucharift, by the fame, 
 and of the fame fize. c/^ Q^ ^ /^e^^z^^^fi^f^- 
 
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 Three feet one 
 
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 A HOLY FAMILY, by Barroccia 
 inch by two feet five inches. cA y'e 
 
 An ANGEL defcending from Heaven and crowning a 
 woman, in an oval, hy Paul Feronefe^ Three feet iix inches 
 
 by two feet four inches. l.^>^i^ Kiy/o-^^^ ^JlCc'^ 
 
 Two Pifturcs, fketches by PaJJari after P. Veromft ano 
 Tintoretto. Each eleven inches by twenty four inches, 
 
 F R Y A R S fmoaking, by Martin //m//>i.«--^^^^'*r ^ \ ^ 
 
 The VIRGIN with the I N F A N T in her lap, and a ^^\ 
 Monk kilTmg his toe, hy A-nnihal Caracci. The lar^e piclure | 
 
 was one of the Moden;i CoileiStion, is now at Drefden, and 
 engraved in the firlc Volume of that Gallery, latdy publilhed. , 
 I'wo feet fix inches by one foot nine inches.e/^:^^>^<^<^^^^^^'^^»^ 
 
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 The Hidory of AC H I L L E S in eight fmall Cjirtons for 
 Tapeflry, by Ruhens. The largcft mcafures one foot fix inches 
 by one foot eight inches, the reft differ a little from one 
 another in fize. They were etched about the year 1670, by 
 F. Ertinger^ and after they came into Dr. Mead*s pofieffion 
 
 graved by Baron. ^l^yC ^ Z^^^^in^^^- < ^^ /v*^'^ '"^^^ 
 
 en 
 
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 S ILE NU S, by Kuhens. w^? ^^^^ 
 
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 The Temptation of S"^. ANTONY, by David Teniers. 
 
 ANOTHER, on copper, by the fame! w<^^^i^^K«^Qe^-- 
 
 The Infide of the GALLERY at Bruffels, with the 
 Pictures in miniature as they were placed there, the matters 
 hands finely imitated by the fame. In this Pidure Teniers 
 has drawn his own Figure fhewing a plan of the Gallery to 
 Puke Leopold. Three feet two inches by four feet three 
 inches. D- y/^r^/a-z^ . 
 
 BOOR^ at car^s, by the fame. 
 
 This is engraved by 
 
 The Flaying of S^. BARTHOLOMEW, by Spag- 
 fioletto. This was the firft Pi6lure purchafed by Dr. Mead, 
 who admired it for the juft anatomical expreffion of the 
 jnufcles in the figure of St. Bartholomew. There is a fine 
 Etching of it by Spagnpletto himfeif. One foot four inches 
 by one foot. ^ ^''^ '■ ^-^ - ^ 
 
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 A POPE raifmg the dead, by Lanfranck. Two feet by 
 two feet fix inches, c V^f QA^a ^^-c^-Ji^^^ 
 
 S"^. J E R O M with the laft Trumpet, by Guercino, //^^ 
 
 o^.i>^ 
 
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 Seven 
 
 S"^. JOHN baptii^ing our Saviour by iV. FouJJln 
 feet by eight feet. \^-^fr«-^^^^cJ 
 
 A BATTLE PIECE, by Borgo^ncneT One foot fix 
 inches by two feet feven inches.i^^^^G^.^^^^---^^ 
 
 JNOTH E R, by the fame. One foot^' two feet one inch. 
 
 JN OTHER, by the fame. Eleven iixches by fixteen. 
 
 4^0 THER, by the fame. Cd.' p/^^»/:r.^- ■ - 
 
 A MAG. 
 
 
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 A MAGDALEN, half length, by ran^yh, in her ^^ 
 right hand a (kull, her left hand on her breaft. Three feec , 
 two inches by t\vo feet. <5/; yi ^ iJn^-cy,..^^i^ 
 
 A LITTLE BOY blowing bubbles, the Mother look- 32 
 ing on, highly finifhed by Gerard Dauy on copper, the date 
 MDCLxiii. Nine inches and a half by feven inches. ^^-^ 
 
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 A fmall MADONNA, on copper, highly finifhed by /*> 
 Carlo D old. '^^ /dcc^ic^^U^ 
 
 four 
 
 St. LUKE painting the Virgin, by Le Soeur. One foot • /// 
 
 IX inches by one foot. c_^/r- < 7^^,,^,^^ 
 
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 ST. PETER, half length by Jacinto Brandt. Three 
 feet one inch by two feet five inches. 2/ yt,^d^^i^ci^^:^j^ 
 
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 THE FINDING OF MOSE S, by JV%oi^riz. ' «^ 
 One foot three inches by one foot eight inches. v^^/^y'^r/.'/^j 
 
 THE ANGEL appearing to JO S EPH in a dream» \ <hd 
 by Sebajiian Conchay an oval. Two feet three inches by one 
 foot nine inches. -{• ty ^^^-^^-^^^ 
 
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 T O B I T taking leave of his Father, by the fame. One /^ 
 foot by one foot four inches. ^ ^- o^A^^.^^^^^ 
 
 TO BIT healing his fathers eyes, hy the fame, and of c^ 
 the fame fize. ^.^^^^/a^^^^^p^^ | 
 
 APOLLO flaying MARSYAS, by Carpioni. Two /o /4 
 feet feven inches by three feet nine inches, c^ .' y^^z^y<:.^tJ^Ve^ 
 
 THE ISRAELITES paljing the red fea, by Callot^ iV /4 
 who has etched this piece. «^-^^- ^.^oc^^ . 
 
 A fmall HOLY FAMIL Y,^^ Sebajiian Bourdon 
 
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 RACHEL and LABAN, by the fame.'-4<^.x.j,>^^^:^^ _ 
 
 A CONVERSATION, hy Brackenbourgh^^^ 
 
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 A WOMAN feeding a child, hy Giofejo Creffi, Six i ^ \^. ^ 
 inches by eight inches, w^ '^^ *'^^?^^ j^j^ 
 
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 An HOLY FAMILY with two faints attending, one 
 playing on the harp, by Carlo Marat. Four feet twp indies 
 1 Dy three feet iix inches, t^^'? <^/y^«^ ^y^ lA^ c7^c^e^t^^ 
 
 ' Q^UEENANNE giving the plan of Blenheim Houfe 
 to the DUKE OF JVI A R LBO R OU GH, by Sir. G^^-'. 
 Jrey Knelkr, c---^^ ^'^<:^.> 
 
 A Paftoral CONVERSATION by fFatteau.- Two feet 
 by two feet fix inches, c ,/r ; {i^^^^ 
 
 A Company of ITALIAN COMEDIANS, by 
 the fame, and of the fame fize. Watteau being in England, 
 and not in the beft health or circumftances, Dr. Mead relieved 
 him in both, and employed him in painting thefe two pidures, 
 which are engraved by Baron, k^': /f'f-ac' 
 
 I CHRIST healing the Blipd Man, by Sebajiian Ricci, 
 One foot eight inches by two feet two inches. ^- ^ /^e?/^Td 
 
 The VIRGIN MARY in glory with Saints and An- 
 gels, an oval for a cieling, hy Solimni. Two feet nine inches 
 by two feet four inches, o^ ^^2^^ -vc^e-^ 
 
 TheFourCARDINAL V I R T UE 5, in four dif- 
 ferent pidliires for the angles of the ceiling abovemention- 
 ed, by the fame. Each one foot ten inches by two htt ttii 
 I inches. <2/^.- a-^^S'i^^. 
 
 E R M I N I A cutting her Lover's name in the bark of a 
 Tree, by ImperiaU. A very pleafmg pifture engraved by 
 Symp/on 'y. under the print are very appofitely placed the two 
 following lines a little altered from Virgil. 
 
 EST CERTVM TENERIS NOSTROS INCIDERE AMORES 
 ARBORlSVSj CRESCENT itLAfi, CR ESC ETlS A MOR t S. 
 
 Two feet one inch by one foot eight inches. %^y^i/^ v ^^c.^ 
 
 The GRAECIAN MARRIAGE, an antique 
 painting in the Villa Aldrobandini at Rome, copied by im- 
 periaJL Same fize as the Original, x^^^^ ^J^^z^^/- 
 
 Eight ANATOMICAL Pidures of the Bones and 
 Mufcles,' by Mr. Cowper. K^y^c^z^'^^ 
 
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 JUPITER and D AN A E, by Atnkonu k^^^c 
 
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 A Naked VE N U S, by the fame, .^^^cy/t..^ ^ ^ 
 
 The Antique V E N U S at Rome, copied hyCamUlo Fadernt, ^ cT 
 
 A MADONNA with the INFANT, very finely C9\d 
 copied in crayons from a Pidure oiGuido, by Mr. Coatcs. K,yu^ 
 
 S'T. SEBASTIAN, by an unknown hand. One foot ^ \ /^ 
 five inches by nine inches and a half. »^.-^j^ ./^a-^ 
 
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