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 Capital SPatnrtngs, 
 
 THE WORKS OP THE 
 
 ANCIENT AND MODERN MASTERS, 
 
 removed from 
 
 BOWOOB PARK, WILTSHIRE, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE MOST NOBLE 
 
 The Marquis of Lansdowne; 
 
 COMPRISING* AMONG OTHERS, THE PERFORMANCES OF 
 
 VAN DYCK, 
 
 ALBANO, 
 
 BRUGHEL, 
 
 GUIDO, 
 
 CARLO CIGNIANI, 
 RUBENS, 
 
 &c. 
 
 SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, 
 WILSON, 
 GAINSBOROUGH, 
 BARRETT, 
 
 MARIESKI, 
 
 CANALETTI, 
 
 &c. 
 
 SLINGELANDT, 
 
 ZUCCARELLI, 
 
 KNELLER, 
 
 BLOMAERT, 
 
 HOLBEIN, 
 
 P. NEEFS, 
 
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 BY 
 
 Peter Coxe, Burrell and Foster, 
 
 At the Great Room, (late Mr. Bryan’s Gallery), 
 
 88, PALL MALL, 
 
 On TUESDAY, 25th of FEBRUARY, 1806, 
 
 AT TWELVE O’CLOCK, 
 
 BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS. 
 
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 May be Viewed Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues (at One Shilling 
 each) may be had in Pall Mall, and at N°. 5, Throgmorton Street. 
 
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Conditions of §»>alt. 
 
 I. 1 HAT the highest Bidder be the Purchaser j but should any Dispute arife 
 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot or Lots, to be put up again 
 and refold. 
 
 II. That no Person advance less than Half-a-Crown. Above Five Pounds, Five 
 
 Shillings ; and fo on in Proportion. 
 
 III. That the respective Purchasers give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 
 if required ; and pay down immediately a proportionate Part of the Purchase 
 Money after the Rate of Twenty Pounds per Cent, and pay the Remainder 
 on or before the Delivery of the Lots purchased. 
 
 IV. That the Lots fhall be abfolutely taken away within Three Days after 
 
 the Sale, with all Faults, by whomfoever they were painted, under 
 any and every Defcription, and at the Expence of the Purchafers. 
 
 V. That the Duty is to be paid in equal Moieties by the Venders and Purchafers. 
 
 And Laftly. That upon Failure of complying with these Cpnditions, the 
 Money deposited in Part of Payment shall be forfeited : all Lots 
 uncleared after the Time limited shall be re-sold by Public or Private 
 Sale; and the Deficiency, if any, attending such Re-sale, together with 
 all Charges, be made good by the Defaulters at the present Sale. 
 
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 TUESDAY, the 25th of FEBRUARY , 180<J. 
 
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 Sir Peter Lely 
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 IPORTRAIT of Sydenham. 
 
 Portrait of Dr. Mead. 
 
 Portraits of Part of the Royal Family of Great Britain— 
 a Group. 
 
 Portrait of Dean Swift. 
 
 Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole. 
 
 Landscape with the March of Artillery. 
 
 Portrait of the celebrated Dr. Harvey. 
 
 Portrait of Dean Swift. 
 
 Portrait of the great Earl of Chatham. 
 
 Portrait of La Compte de La Lippe Buckberg. 
 
 Portrait of Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, 
 
 Three Views of Egyptian Ruins. 
 
 Portrait of an African Ambassador. 
 
 Portrait of the Mareschal de Broglio. 
 
 Portrait of the Earl of Rochester. 
 
 Portrait of Gibson, the celebrated Dwarf 
 
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 Portrait of Mr. Addison. 
 
 Portrait. 
 
 Portrait of General Washington—after. 
 
 Portrait of Le Mareschal Comte Daun. 
 
 Portrait of the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick. 
 
 Portrait of Oliver Cromwell. 
 
 An Old Man with Vegetables. 
 
 An Old Woman with Ditto—the companion. 
 
 Head of an Old Man; and Copy from Ditto. 
 
 Portrait of an Old Woman. 
 
 Study of Heads—three Cherubims. 
 
 Portrait of Lord Ashburton, while Mr. Dunning. 
 
 Two Sketches, framed and glazed, done with the Snuff 
 of a Candle, about the year 1773. 
 
 Dogs hunting a Wild Boar. 
 
 Conflict between a Bear and Tiger. 
 
 Portrait of a Gentleman on Horseback. 
 
 Portrait of the celebrated Physician Boerhaave. 
 
 Sketches, a pair, framed and glazecf. 
 
 Sketches, ditto. 
 
 Sketches, ditto. 
 
 Sketches, Three, ditto. 
 
 Portrait of a Female Figure with a Musical Instrument. 
 Portrait of Sir Theodore Mayne. 
 
 A Sea Piece. 
 
 Magdalen. 
 
 Copy from the celebrated Diva Magdalena, at Dresden. 
 View of St. Peter’s at Rome, with a variety of Figures, &c. 
 Perspective View of the interior of St. Peter’s at Rome— 
 a high finished Picture. ». \/<a.y £err^ 
 
 A Ditto of the Interior of Santa Giovanni in Laterano 
 A Ditto of the Interior of Santa Maria Maggiore 
 A Ditto of the Interior of Santa Paolo 
 Hounds and Dead Game—a Pair. 
 
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 Van Diest 
 Mans 
 
 Parmegiano 
 Zuccaro — 
 
 Guido — 
 
 Antinoni 
 Durno — 
 
 Palamedcs 
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 Hans Holbein 
 Rubens 
 Parmegiano 
 Rubens 
 Van Lint 
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 Vandyke 
 Spagnoletti 
 Carlo Cigniani 
 
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 Holbein 
 
 Dominichino 
 
 Clarisseau 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Scagliola 
 
 A Sybil. 
 
 Landscape and Figures, 
 
 A Flemish Fair. 
 
 Small Portrait of the Eall of Chatham. 
 
 Portrait of Oliver Cromwell and another. 
 
 Lady arid Child—after. 
 
 Portrait of Queen Elizabeth. 
 
 Magdalen—after. 
 
 Four Views in Naples. 
 
 An Italian Landscape. 
 
 A Conversation. 
 
 The Interior of a Church, of Grecian Architecture, 
 enlivened by various Figures. 
 
 A Portrait—highly finished. 
 
 Portrait of a Man with a Ruff. 
 
 Female Portrait—after. 
 
 Portrait of the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria. 
 Landscape and Figures. 
 
 Cupid Forging his Arrows. 
 
 Portrait of Henrietta Maria, Consort of Charles the First 
 Portrait of a Warrior. 
 
 A Group of Figures, representing the Senses by the 
 action of a Female, surrounded by Children in 
 different attitudes and pursuits 
 Portrait of a Man, with a small Ruff and Cap 
 Sybil. 
 
 Three Drawings, Views in and near Rome, framed and 
 glazed. 
 
 Three Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Italian Ruins, a Pair. 
 
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 Dominichino — 
 
 The Death of Dido—after 
 
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 Portrait of Queen Caroline 
 
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 Drawing of a Female Figure weeping over an Um, and 
 Ditto of a Black Head, framed and glazed. 
 
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 Beall — 
 
 Heads of a Boy and Girl, Portraits—a pair 
 
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 The Saviour and St. John. 
 
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 Lemoine — 
 
 Infants Playing with a Lamb. 
 
 
 Guido — 
 
 Lucretia. 
 
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 Guercino — 
 
 Sybil. 
 
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 Parmegiano •— 
 
 Portrait of a Boy—after 
 
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 Pocock — 
 
 His Majesty’s Packet Chesterfield, Capt. Jones, hoarding 
 in the Western Ocean, and rescuing the Crew 
 of a Ship that was then sinking. 
 
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 Velasquez — 
 
 Boys Blowing Bladders, a Picture of great Force. 
 
 /2../2 - 72 
 
 Van Goyen — 
 
 A Village on the Banks of a River, with Ferry Boat and 
 Figures. 
 
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 Guido — 
 
 Sleeping Child by Sir Peter Lely—after 
 
 2 - - 74 
 
 Titian — 
 
 The celebrated Picture of Venus binding Cupid’s Eyes, 
 with accompanying Figures—after. 
 
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 G. Van Eckhout 
 
 Shepherdesses with Sheep, &c. 
 
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 Parmegiano — 
 
 Cupids—after. 
 
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 S.Bourdon — 
 
 The Holy Family—a grand Performance. 
 
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 Pietro da Cortona 
 
 An Historical Subject, Christ restoring the Blind. 
 
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 Guido — 
 
 The Triumph of St. Michael the Archangel—a noble 
 performance. 
 
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 Stubbs — 
 
 Landscape, with a Lion in the Foreground. 
 
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 Landscape with Figures and Cattle—View in Italy. 
 
 Ditto, companion. 
 
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 Vandyck — 
 
 Venus and Cupid, whole length Figures, happily executed 
 and beautifully coloured. 
 
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 Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 Portrait of General Lord Amherst. 
 
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 Portrait of Sir Edmund Waller—a small Oval. 
 
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 View of the Coloseum at Rome, with Figures introdued 
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 Figures Bathing, and 
 
 
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 Female Instruction—the Companion. 
 
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 Guardet — 
 
 View of St. Mark’s Place at Venice—a pleasing and 
 
 
 
 interesting Performance. «-^T 
 
 Ditto—the Companion. 
 
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 Van Gol — 
 
 Cows in a Landscape, as beautiful as Paul Potter *^/c /r 
 
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 Bloemart — 
 
 Abraham dismissing Hagar, with Cattle, Figures, and 
 
 
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 Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 Portrait of the Most Noble John, Marquis of Granby, 
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 Breughel and Old 
 
 | Christ and the Woman of Samaria. 
 
 Franks — 
 
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 P. Neefs — 
 
 Interior of the Great Church at Antwerp—a beautiful per¬ 
 
 
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 of the Host. 
 
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 Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 Portrait of Colonel Barre, with the supposed View of 
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 Marieski — 
 
 View in Venice. 
 
 
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 Ditto—companion. 
 
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 A full-length Portrait of Earl Danby in his Robes, with 
 the Insignia of the Order of the Garter. 
 
 Zuccarelli — 
 
 Landscape with Figures, &c. and Waterfall and Moun¬ 
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 A beautiful Landscape with Cattle and Figures, in his 
 
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 Breughel and 
 
 The Virgin and Child, with Angels, in a Garden, with 
 
 
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 a variety of Fruit and Flowers—ahighly finished 
 
 and elaborate Performance. 
 
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 W. Mieris 
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 Robert •— 
 
 Barrett — 
 
 
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 Gainsborough 
 
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 Slingelandt 
 
 Portrait of Queen Anne, Consort to William the Third. 
 
 —highly valuable. 
 
 A Hermit—a highly finished admirable Performance. 
 
 A Reposo, with the attendant Angels beautifully grouped 
 in various positions, and happily introduced 
 in an elegant and interesting Landscape. 
 
 Tivoli—a grand Scene magnificently framed. The view 
 highly interesting, and embracing great variety 
 of Subject, judiciously treated. 
 
 A View in Wales, with Cattle and Figures, by Gilpin, 
 Cipriani, and himself—delightfully dispersed 
 in different parts of the Picture, part in th e 
 Foreground, part crossing in a Ferry-Boat— 
 the time morning, and the whole performance 
 most interesting. 
 
 A most beautiful Performance—exquisitely painted—the 
 figures animated, the distance tender and de¬ 
 lightful, the tout ensemble admirable, in his best 
 Italian Manner. 
 
 Figures on Horseback, in a Landscape, with Cows in 
 the Foreground, and Village Church in the 
 Distance ; true to Nature, and British Scenery 
 —a capital Performance. ^ 
 
 An Artist, with his Easel and other accompanyments, a 
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