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 EDOUARD FRERE, 
 
 DECEASED 
 (Chevalier cle 1'Ord.re <ie la, ]L<egioii d'honnevir), 
 
 - COMPRISING 
 
 TWO HUNDRED PICTURES AND STUDIES 
 IN OIL: 
 
 WHICH (by Order of the Executors) \^\^ '^' ' 
 
 ^^iii tie *ollr tig glurtiottt tn 
 Messrs CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT Tmmtm. amEAir ®@(5iis, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE, 
 
 On THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1887, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods' Offices, 8 King Streety 
 St. James's Square, S.W. 
 
 
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. Christie, 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. 
 
 VI, 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 be 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-salo 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 On THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1887, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 
 STUDIES AND PICTURES. 
 
 1 Interiob of a Convent in Savoy 
 
 2 Cold 
 
 3 August 
 
 4 The Chestnut Seller 
 
 5 A Peasant Boy 
 
 6 Effect of Sun 
 
 7 The Church at Eoouen 
 
 8 A House at Ecouen 
 
 9 The Place d'Eoouen 
 
 10 At the Back of my Studio 
 
 11 A Monk playing an Organ 
 
 12 An Interior at Montargis 
 
 13 Interior of the School at Ecouen 
 
 14 At my Neighbour's at Ecouen 
 
 15 Children in the Tennis Ground 
 
 16 La Kue de l'Abreuvoir at Ecouen 
 
 17 On my Terrace : effect of snow 
 
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18 Sunset : winter 
 
 19 Naples 
 
 20 A Street in Eome 
 
 21 The Eoad to Cauterets 
 
 22 A Woman at Edinburgh 
 
 23 An Old Woman : Ecouen 
 
 24 In the Thicket: snow 
 
 25 A Thicket : autumn 
 
 26 The Last at School 
 
 27 At the Corner of the Park : winter 
 
 28 The Gateway 
 
 29 A Landscape : summer 
 
 30 Felled Trees 
 
 31 Interior of a Kitchen : Avignon 
 
 32 The Wine Shop : Ecouen 
 
 33 Above the Wine Shop : Ecouen 
 
 34 In mt Park 
 
 35 Plating Ball: Ecouen 
 
 36 A Fete at Ecouen 
 
 37 In the Chemin Margot 
 
 38 Fog in Winter 
 
 39 The Eoad to the Chateau d'Ecouen 
 
 40 Cutting Trees 
 
 41 Little Scholars 
 
 42 A Gascon 
 
 43 The Thaw: Place cle I'Eglise, Ecouen 
 
 44 La Euelle du Frou, Ecouen 
 
 45 Allee de la Princesse : My Garden 
 
 46 The Bridge : winter 
 
47 The Washing-place, Cauterets 
 Near my House : winter 
 
 49 A Street in Naples 
 
 50 S. Maria della Salute, Venice 
 
 51 S. Maria della Salute, Venice : morning 
 
 52 A Street in Florence 
 
 53 A Lane at Ecouen 
 
 54 La Grand Eue, Ecouen 
 
 55 Old Egad to Ecouen 
 
 56 The Grande Rue, Fontarabia 
 
 57 La Cour de Catoir, Ecouen 
 
 58 Chateldon, Auvergne 
 
 59 Yport, Normandy 
 
 60 Le Pic, Cauterets 
 
 61 A Savoyard at Turin 
 
 62 The Young Artist 
 
 63 September 
 
 64 The Monk 
 
 65 Place d'Ecouen 
 
 G6 Under the Chestnut Tree, Ecouen 
 
 67 The Lesson 
 
 68 A Woman at Ecouen: winter 
 
 69 Children in a Wood 
 
 70 In the Garden 
 
 71 A Landscape: winter 
 
 72 A Lane : winter 
 
 73 A Cross at Antwerp 
 
 74 La Salle de Danse, Ecouen 
 
 75 Too Late for Mass : winter 
 
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 7(1 In a Smockfeock 
 
 77 A Stkeet ai Hendate 
 
 78 A Landscape: autumn 
 
 79 Palais de Mabino Falieko 
 
 80 FoNTABABiA, on the Spanisli frontier 
 
 81 The Lake de Gaube, Cauterets 
 
 82 The Eoad to St. Sebastian 
 
 83 The Chuech at Villieks le Bel 
 
 84 The Thaw 
 
 85 The Old Road, Ecoueu 
 
 86 The Common Well, Ecouen 
 
 87 La Coub de Lauuent, Ecoueu 
 
 88 The Organ-plate u 
 8y A Sailor: Fontarabia 
 
 90 The Young Mendicant 
 
 91 Holy Water 
 
 92 A Woman at Cauterets 
 98 An Auveegnat 
 
 94 The Market : Genoa 
 
 95 A Beggar : Pisa 
 9G At Turin 
 
 97 An Old Woman: Nice 
 
 98 A Roman Child 
 
 99 A Woman Spinning 
 
 100 The Return 
 
 101 At Fontarabia 
 
 102 A Beggar: Yeuice 
 
 103 A Spaniard 
 101 A Ma.iseillais 
 
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 105 A COMMISSIONAIKE AT DlJON 
 
 106 A Young Neapolitan 
 
 107 At Turin 
 
 108 In the Wood 
 
 109 In the Snow 
 
 110 A Sailor: Venice 
 
 111 A Neapolitan 
 
 112 A Young Auvekgnat 
 
 113 At Marseilles 
 
 114 A Young Auvergnat 
 
 115 The Market at Naples 
 
 ^ 116 In Savoy 
 
 117 A Steeet in Venice ■Q 
 
 , 118 A FiSHEliWOMAN AT YpoRT ^ I ^ 
 
 Q 1^-119 A Woodcutter: Eeouen , 
 
 ^ 120 On the Clifi. i-trlU^^^.^ . 
 
 *yln^'^^ A Fisherman: Dieppe 
 
 ^ j.|^ 122 A Kitchen : Venice (R^^^ 
 
 ,.-, 122 A Kitchen: Venice 
 1 I 123 A Courtyard : winter 
 ^124 In Savoy 
 
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 f,. 125 The Eeverie 
 
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 126 Interior of a Kitchen : Switzerland 
 
 /J' ■ 127 Interior of a Kitchen: Spain 
 
 5 "L 128 A FiSHERWOMAN AT DiEPPE 
 
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 129 A Gardener 
 
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 130 A Peasant BaY : Ecoueu y 
 O 131 A Street at Ecouen: winter 
 
 132 Through the Gate 
 
 133 At the Door : Ecouen 
 
"ZlSi In the Wood: autumn ^ /^ 
 \r< 135 Going to School ' ^^^W 
 
 ^'/*136 A Boy: Ecouen 
 ./ 137 Etjins at Fontarabia 
 
 2 138 The Road to Ezanville 
 <2 139 The Eoad to Luat /f 
 / J 140 The Drinking-place, Ecouet — y 
 
 .^L 141 A Courtyard { (r-triA,^ . 
 
 /-^ 142 Too Late '^'^tt^M^_Jki2-u'^ 
 
 143 The Eoad to Irun ?> \U u 
 
 3 144 Ma Bonne 
 2 145 The Shepherd 
 -^ 146 In the Snow ^^,^ 
 
 y' 147 The Eoad to Menil (ftfiAKj 
 
 148 The Maison de Baron, Ecouen h n 
 
 ^'/-s 149 A Beggar at Paema 
 
 .( 150 A Young Venetian VvCA, Q^ ^\ c* 
 ^A 151 In the Doorway \UzrU.X:p,^Ai^ur- ' 
 
 t\\ 152 A Fisherman: Fontarabia -^^D '/* J {^l^/u 
 
 ^.■?^, 153 La Soupe : Auvergne 
 ^Ll54 The Eepast 
 ^ A 155 A Woman at Chiogqia 
 ^ 156 An Interior: Nice Aj 'kxjJLl-^JL^ 
 ^ 157 In Auvergne ^^ O 
 
 W\^ ^ 158 A Young Neapolitan - > r\ . V 
 
 I <J 159 The Eacb ^{rY(jl "^ ^^^^^^ 
 
 9 160 An Auvergnat .-^ ij ^ j_/ 
 •f 161 A EoMAN Woman ^^\A/<~^ "- 
 
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 •I I \ 162 Washinc 
 
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63 The Slide 
 
 64 Chestnuts 
 165 A Venetian Girl 
 
 164 Chestnuts -^ J K-^n ' 
 
 ^\'{ 166 Sad Thoughts / \,v ^ydjX^^-^lA^ &^/i_ 
 
 ^ "^168 A Venetian Girl^""""^-^ ^^ ^ 
 ^/^,«,'^169 A Young Mother: Hendaye 
 
 ^-170 A Young Spaniard RjUL:,,c.cU,^ 
 
 Iffj^ 171 The Meeting ^ , ♦ 
 
 /i^ 172 An Interior in Auvergne v C^'1/i^^A 
 
 a 173 A Spanish Workman (L^l^Ci^u.^^^ 
 
 , ,-^174 LA FRILEUSE 
 
 q)z, 175 A SPANIARD 
 ' \\ 176 A YOUNG SPANIARD 
 /5" 177 A SPANIARD ^ 
 
 iQ 178 THE MODEL ^C^t^^ 
 
 ^j 179 THE RETURN FROM SCHOOL (h^UjUV^ «/ (ji^ ) nf 
 ^^180 OLD WOMAN: Yport i^uZ^ ^ ' 
 
 1^ 181 THE MOTHER i^ikZju 
 
 /^^ 182 A GIRL : Cauterets ^T^^J^ 
 ••» ' ^^^83 THE MILKMAID ff^lf ' / 
 
 -Z 6 184 THE WIDOW - ^Wt^ -1^-^v^ n. . ^ Q>^j4^j 
 
 ^2, 185 OPENING THE OVEN ^ ' *""" ^, ^^^72 ~^ 
 
 ^ '/* 186 A GIRL SPINNING : Rome ^ 
 
 /J^ 187 THE LITTLE WOODCUTTERS (l>(^iA-6K><^T^ 
 
 -1 g 188 SWEETMEATS OUhv^r^ "^ 
 
 <^Q 189 ROUND THE STOVE 
 X^O^ — 190 THE LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER' 'SSi^^Jl^lX^ 
 
 ^Q^i9i WINTER ^JMnA>Lur 
 
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 ^O 192 THE TOILET O^yV^^-^tOTT 
 
 'a f 193 BEFOKE GOING IN QAMj^t/Tl 
 
 \ 194 THE LESSON C^-\AjuU^ 
 
 ^Q iT 195 LA DINETTE DANS L' ATELIER d^^OAtMJ"^ 
 ^ ^-^ 196 THE BAKING HOUSE p^Ty^j^ I 
 
 J S'£" 197 LE LEVER rj2^Aj;-^U4-w. 
 
 \ f\ 198 LA SOUPE 
 1 ''^ ^ 199 LE CIDRE DU PAUVRE ,^^ 
 
 ^ 200 LE BIVOUAC ^^^^p^ 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes and Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 and Charino: Cross. 
 

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