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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES OF THE ARTISTS
REPRESENTED. ___._
ANSKLMl, MICH \i:i, ANCr.l.O,
This iirlist was Ikhii iii Sictiii. in II'.H, nml was a disiiplo
ol' (lio. Aiiltiiilo N'nci III. He rosiilctl at I'ariiia. wlicic ho
paiiitiMl from a ili'si;;ii ol' (iiiiio Koniaiio, it'iircsciitini; lln>
CrouiiiiiK ot tlic \''.ri;in Miry. He painicd several iiiclur.-s
of his own coniiKisiiioii U>v tlic (Ininlit s in raiina, wliicli
))' ar a rcscnililanct' to the si> Ic of Cori'vu^io. l|i' diid iii I,").'.!.
BARKIOH OK HATH CIHOMASi.
An l']n.ulish painlcf of iiindscapc and rnral lifi'; waH horn
in the yoar 17(1!>. near I'ontypool. In ilic first fonr years of
study, he cniplo.Md hiniselt in copying; the works of \'and<T-
nci r, Uanilirandt. Ucx.sdacl. etc.. wiU(h he imitated sncces:-
fiiily. At tlie of Iii lie was sent to Koine. Wliih- ."vir.
I5arl(er's tahMit. v.ere in full \ ii;oi-. no artist of his timi> had
a Ki'i'ii'.t'i' liold on popniaf favor. His pictiifes of " 'I'lic Wool-
man," "Old Tom," ail'" (iipsy nionps, el<'., have iho mark
of tnu' K^'ni'is stamped, upon them. He dieil in l)ee., isi".
BEAI.IC. MAUY.
This la(l.\- was an eniineni painter of poiiraits. She was
horn in Suffolk, in li;;iJ, atnl was the datiKliter of ii ( lerf;yman.
Havint; shown a meat iiropensiiy for the art. sho was iilaeed
under Sir I'eter I.ely, and s;ion heeaine a proiieieiit. .she
copied i-i>v(M'al iiortraits 1)> V'ainlyke, hy whiih ;,he acipiired
ii purity and sweetness of colorini; hy which her p. .trails
are dist in^nishe I. She died in \W!.
r.EKC'HKV, sii; \v.. v.\.
Horn at l!urf'>r<l. in Oxfordshire, 17'>:'.. Was made a Royal
.Vcademician in . lie painted in ITll.S a Uevit w of Hors ■
Onards, in which the portraits of CiC-orKi' 111. and the Prince
r)f Wall s w.'i'e introdnced, and foi' wliicdi he was knit,'ht('{l.
He died in ]S3;».
CHAMPACNK. FMllLII' DE-
This painter was born in HhihsoIh la UWl. Wlu-u 11» yparn
or age l!«' loft li<»m.' witii the intention of visiting Italy, but
remained in I'aris. where he met with nimh enfoniaK'em.nt
in painliMK portraits and lundseapes. Nurolo Pouswin. arr'v-
inj; from Italy al this time, admired the works of ChampaKne,
and an intimate acfiuaintanee took phue between them. In a
short time he acquind sii.h celebrity that he wan; api)oinled
superint.ndeiit of tbr works of the Queen, ami was <me of
the most M(lmir((l and most o.cuijied ar'ists in I'aris.
CMNT, (iKORtJIO, A.n.A.
Horn In Londim, ITTll. ilecame an .Associate of tlie Royal
Academy In ls21. This artist practlHed both painting and
enKravint; with distinguished success, and his miniatur.'s are
highly spoken of. He was introduced to Sir Thomas Law-
rence, who gave him some of his pictures to engrave. The
study" of pictures by Sir W. Heochey, Sir T. Lawrence, Owen
and navi.^. kindled In Clint a natural desire to excel in oil
painting, and he was fortunate In meeting friendly encour-
agement and advic(> from that excellent ami truly Knglish
artist, Sir Wllliiun Ilechey. In portrait painting (Tint was
eminently successful. Mr. Clint, from his earliest time, was
thoroughly a gentleman in his feelings. The highest senti-
ments of honor and integrity were cherislied by him almost
to a Qtiixotic degree. He died In May, 1854.
DANIELL, THOS.. R.A.
Rom 17l!». He commenced his artistic career as a painter
of Englisli landscape. At the age of 3r) he went to India,
where he remaineu about ten years, gathering material for
his great work, "Oriental Scenery," which he published in
1808. After his return from India, lie seldom painted any
but Indian subjects. His death occuricd in 1840, at the age of
91 years.
DAVID, .lACQUES-LOUIS.
'!'his l''iench historical painter was born in Paris in 1748,
and was a tcliolar of Viei-, with whom he went to Rome,
where he made .uimerous studies of the antiques and the
works of the old Italian masters. He returned to France In
1780. and distlngu'shi d hinuelf 1>:- many clasic productions.
Louis XVI. commissioned hin\ to paint a picture, and Napo-
leon held him in high esteem, and ho added to the Emperor's
glory by a flattering representatifui of him in his i)assage of
Mount St. Pcrnard. David, when banished from France, re-
turned to Hrussfds, where he received all the homage due to
his great talents.
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DAVIKS, 1{. It
Itoni ;'.t Wiitlonl in ITnJ. A* Hi.' it':'' "f ''•> •'•' l>«'<''init'
11 Htiiilcnt of 'hi' Itoviil Aciuliiny. tiini.Ml liis iUi''nii<ni to
animal palntlufj. and \v;is niti<li patruui/iil liy His Maj.'Hiy
(;.'(,. ^r 111. On.' (.r hi-^ iiainUn«H Is in lli.' SlH-opshankH rot-
1. (■tl')n. Ilf ilit'il ill is:,l.
DOrClllY, WlhMAM.
An KiiKlit^h anisi whn lloiirislu'd aluail ilic- year ITtio.. Jlf
was a nativf of York, and i)ratti,siMl jioilraii luiintinK with
HMcceHK. Anions liis sititrs were Saniii.l .lolinson, 'I'Mo-.
Gray, tlu" pool ; MaHoii, noft : Miss I'alnnr uurv of Sir Josliii.i
Reynolds, and many oliiiT distinKVil»l"Ml prison^ of lliai Uni''.
DRl'MMONl), SAMIIOL, A.H.A.
Horn in 1770. Ilecainc a. sHidcii of tlu> Koyal A'adoniy In
1701, and an Ass-ociaU- in ISOS. lb- prim ipally painted i)or-
traits. lie succeeded Olivier uh the curator of the pahuiiui
school ;:t llie Royal Academy. IUh portraitH ol Sir M T.
Rnnrd and a niiuianue of Mrs. K. Kry are in the \atlon.il
Portrait (Jallery. lie died in IsM.
PUPONP. (JAINSROROrCH.
This artist was the nephew of the celebrated 'I'hos. Calns-
horouKh, and painted |io-tiaits and landscapi s in iniitaliui
of the style of his un.lr. Hi.-! princi|)al \vorl<. the port i lit
of the Trinity masters, is in lluir court-rooir. on I'owcr |!i!l.
He ilied in 17II7.
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C MNSHDUOrC.II. THOMAS, HA.
•I'his rminent KiiKJish iiainter was l.Jirn at Sndlntry. Sntfolk,
in 17:'T. it has heen aptly olmerved of him that nature was
his i.adur and the wooiis of Suffolk his academy. He was
little nvire r.-,:--' 1.! when he left his native place, and before
he was K' years of aM.e. Ii" was established in London as a
portrait painter. His jiortraits will pass to futurity with
those of Nandykc, Imt it i-; w(dl known to those who had the
advantage of his ac(|uain;ance, tliat ho never wished to rest,
his r iMiiation on his works of that description, li is \:\ his
chaste and picturesque Hninllsh landscapes, tha« our interesi-
iiiK count r> man is consiiic'ious. He dicil in H^'S;.
HAMILTON', J. McLlItM
!!,■ sliidicil 'Hi in the Uoval Aciultniy iil AntwiM'p, umltT
Van Lcriiis, ami in I'lOcolc (lis lioaux-Arts. Paris, under (ioronic
HA^LT.AH, .T AMI'^S, R.Ii.A.
Horn al Ciiiclusli r. in 1829. Went to London in 1S4S ;o
study i)ainiiiiK under Mr. F. S. Gary, and in ISlit was adnii*-
tod a student ol Hie itoyal .\cadoniy. In IS.'.I lie went m
Rome, where lie remained some years, makiuR studies ')!'
charaeter in oils. Me also visited Florenee and other Italian
cities. lie married in 1S."ir,, and about this time e()mmen<e(l
paint ini;- subject pictures, principally of low life.
HOARK. WILLIAM lof lialli). H.A.
This artist was born at I'^ye, in SulYolk. about 1707. He
studied under t^risoni, an Italian painter. He atierwarls
went to Ronr^ and attended the school of I'-rancesco hr..!e-
riale. the disciide of Carlo Maratti, and associated with Pc:;i-
peo Hatoni. After nine years he returned to London wiili
studies of the best masters. Finding no encouragement fir
historical painting, he had recourse to jiortraiture, which l.e
practised at Bath with success. On the formation of Hie
Royal Academy, he was chosen one of the members. He di d
in 17!>:;.
HOLBRIX. HANS.
Holbein has generally been said to have been born at Baslo.
in 1498. He was instructed in the art of painting by his
father, and at tlie age of 14 gave proof of uncommon cap -
city in the portraits he painted of his father and himself in
1512. He lia<l accptiied considerable celebrity, particularl;;
in portraits, when the Earl of Surrey, travelling through
Switzerland and Italy, was so struck with the beauty of his
pictures that he sat to him and invited him to visit England,
where his talents would be esteemed and rewarded, and pro-
mised him a favorable r -ception from Henry VIH. On his
return to England. King Henry took him into his service.
ordered apartment to be allotted to him in the pLilace, with a
liberal salary, besides the price he was paid for his pictures.
Holbein painted the King several times, and the portraits of
the principal jiersons of the court.
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IK CAKTH. WILLIAM.
Hogarth was iho son of a schooIiuasU'r, luirn in lt;:t7. in iIh'
parish of Si. .Martin's laulKiitc. I laving sIkjwii siinu' .lisposi-
tion (nv drawing. In- \va- l)()\inil Id an cniini'iit silvi-rsniiili
and piatcworlicr. hi learn ihc lirancli of I'nm'avinL;-. On ilie
expiration of his apprenticeship he <iit<i-Ml ilie \caileni.v in
St. "Mai tin's Lan-'. and suidled drawiim' after liie niDilel. We
liiid liini soon al'ler en,i;ai;eil in desi^uini; and exeriiiini; plans
for thi" bookseller;-. In the yi ar 1T:!ii. he niarri- d ili.' only
daughler of Sir .lani's 'riiornhill. Tliis union was a sioh'ii
one, and eonseipienii iiliont the approbaiion of Sir .lames,
who, considerinK the .onili of his daui;lUer, ilieii handy IS,
and the slender linanees of her husliand, as yet an ohsiaire
artist, war, not easil\- re(i)neiled to the nialeh. Soon after
his marriage he Ix i^an his eehdjrated sei i. s of '■ I'he Harlot's
ProgreKS," and havii'.t? some of his pieiures i)laeed in the way
of his father-in-law, he iiKiuireil from wlune • Hiey eaiue, and
heins told by whom they were painted, he said, '• it was very
well, the man who eau piodnee sneh representations a.s the-",
ran, maintain a wife without a poriiou." He soon after,
however, became both reconciled and i;i-nerous to the youiM
p.eople. llo,t;arlirs woiUs aie h)0 well known to reipiii'e eon-
mcnls. He died on October ^Htli, ITiM, of dropsy in tiie chest,
at hi.s house in Leicester Field.
liOPl'XI'^lL ,IOH.\. R..\.
His style of port i ait ijainting appears to be fDiinded on an
attentive studv of the works of Sir Joshua Heyn(dds. 'I'h
distingnishing charact- r of .Mr. Iloppner's styh' is an easy
and unaffected elegance, which reigns fhronghoui all his
works. He died ,Ianuary L'i'.rd, I Sin, at the age of 51.
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tirtUUNS. WM.
Celid)rate.
Academy.
painter and consiaiil exhiliilor at the [loyal
IHDSON, TIIOS.
An English porlraii iiiiiiUer, born in Devonshire in ITul. Mr.
Hudson was the scholar of .lonaihan llii hardson, and became
his son-in-law. After the deaili of his instructor he was Un-
years the most occupied portrait i)aintir of his lime. He wa ;
the master of Sir .Joshua lieynolds. lie died at 'l-wiikenham
in 17711.
.lANSSEN, rOllNKI.M't^.
Tliis t-niiiu'iu poririiit pahitrr was horn at AniKttM'adni aliout
ir.lHi. II(> vihiKMi Kiif;' iiul in KUS, wlicro lie met with llall>>r-
in.y cncoiirast'nicnt a.nel was taki-n into the service of James
!.. wlioso iiorlriit ln' painted several times. His i)ietnres are
(listingnislied liy a iieai linisli anil a clear style of coloriii!;.
He rotnrned to Holland and died at Amsterdam in Ua;:,.
.IHKVAS. ( H Ain.KS
'I'his painter was a native of Ireliind. and was for a time a
jnipil of Sir Codfrey Km Her. Norris, ke(>per of the i)ictiires
to KinK Williiim I'.nd (ineen Anne, was his (irsi i)alron iind
pprmittc'd him lo cop.v what he i)leased in tht> royal colleiMion.
He died in lT:'.|t.
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KNELl.Kli. Silt (!01)FRHV
This distin^;nishcd iiainler was horn :>t Lnlieck, Kits. His
faihir destined iiiai I'ur a. military life, luit his genius leadius
him to itaintiiiK. his fa.ihei- indtitged his proi)ensity. iind sent
him to \ins eradm. where he entered the stdiool Remhraiidt
and afterwards hiiidied nnder i'erdinand Hoi. At IT he was
sent to Home, r.ml liCcame a discii)le of Carlo .Maraiti and
TSernini. .At Venice he received Kreat civilities from the no-
hiliiy, parti<'iilarly Donatl and (iartoni, ami paiiiVcd ihe iior-
trait of Cariliiial ISassadonna. He went to lOngland In 1(57 1,
and shortly after had a sittlns from Charles 11. The pro-
digioiis nninhtr of his portraits jtrove Ihe contintiiince of his
reptitati(m. Charles H. sent him to Paris to draw Louis XIV..
hut the K'liii diid during his tihsence. .lanns II was equally
favorahk' to him and was si'linp: for his picture when he re-
ceived the news that the I'rinee of Oraufve was landed. King
William dlstiimuisln (1 Kneller more hy Imving him paint the
heauties of Ilanjpioii Court , knighted hint in IH'.'L'. H<' died
in 1X7.^.
LANDSl-^ICR. SIR KDWiX. P.R.A.
i: Uvin Landhcer was the youngest son of John Landseer.
' the engravr>r, and was horn In London In lS(i2. In ISIC. he
heciime a sliident of tlie Royal Academy, and soon after eon-
trihutc<l ;> numher of sitlrlled drawings of lions, tigers, dog-!.
etc. He died In 1S73.
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LARGIlJ.lKUiv X\'' I'l'-
Horn in I'aiis, Kir.ti. hut r-'C^ivcd liis t.'chni. :il odtKalion at
Antworp nndcr llu tuition of Francis lioljoau. ll<' went, to
England in tlu' it-iRn of ("liarlrs II., wluTC ho iiainttul llio Kin^
and i-onio of tin' noldliiy. Aflenvards ho wont to Paris, whmv
lio palntod tiu^ ix.itiait of Chaidos l.o Hinn anvl was intfo-
dnccd to lAUiis XiV.. wlio sat to him; ho was mad.- a mom-
l,or of the Acadoniy at Paris. On tho oonmaliou of .Iamb's
11., ho r.'tnrncd to Kni;laiiil. wh.ro ho jiaintod tho KinK and
Quoon. Sir .lohn Warno, ;;ml others, but wont to I'ranoo at th"
Rovolnlion. Ilo diod at Paris in ITU'..
LAWKF^XCK, SIR 'ril():MAS. PR. A.
Porn at Pristol. nil'.i. Ilo was a mniil "f tl')i"o oi Hath.
and from whose teiiohin^ ho aeqniro.l that tasto tiiat (Hialiliod
him to hoo(mio tho most fashionable painter of female boaui,\.
In ITS" ho wont, to i^ondon and was introdured to Sir .loshu.i
Reynolds, who gave him good advioe and eneouragetnont.
In'lTill ho was chosen Associate of the Ro.vat Academy.
In 17!t2 (ioorgo 111. appointed him successor to Sir .losluii'
Reynolds, as iiaintor in ordinary to His Ma.josty. He was
olocted president of tho Royal Academy in 1S20. IW died
January 7th, 18:!ti.
LELY, SIR PIOTIOR. 1
Porn at Soost in Wi'stphalia. PUT. Haviiii;- a tasle f(M'
an his father placed him under the care of Peter Crebber
at Haorlam, whore ho did not remain more than two yea'' ;
when l;i; mas or acknowledged that his instructions could
no longer bo useful to him. and when h" wa little more
than twenty years of age, he had acquired a reputation as a
painter of landscaiio and portraits. On tho death of Van-
dyke. lOlO, ho wnt to I'.ngland, where he painted landsciipe.
and llmling that portrai' painting was nH)re encouraged h^'
(le\()(ed himself entirely to it and in which he imitated Van-
dyke-, and soon suri)as.sed all his contemporaries. \W iiainied
the portraits of William Prince of Orange and I'rincoss Mary,
Charles 1., Cromwell anil nniny others of tho nobility. Ilo
was in great favor with Charles 11., who appointed him iiis
principal painiciv and conferred on him the order of Knight-
hood. Sir P(.er Loly died in ItiSb, and was buried in Coveu'
Garden. ;
.ot 'im^Kiioi ltd.
.1. di'. H.A.
This iiiiii'iiidiis jiriist was horn at SlraHhiirg ahoiit 17o4.
Ht' v.T.s iho i on of ii niiniiitine ))aiiuer at I'aria. winM'e his
son was placed under the tuition of l'"iancesco Casaiiora, and
on leaving thai master heeanie a poimlar i)aiii!er of halth's
and Mii-iiicces. His works wer(> niuidi admin il. ; n.l in ITi;;
he was made a nu niher of the Academy of I'aintiius at I'aris.
Soon after he left I'-rance and s-eltled in London, where lie
pa.'-s>(| the r( niaii'.iier ef his life. Mr. dc LonHierlxinrs was ;•
memh(n' of the lio.val .\eadem.v of London. lir died at
('hiswi(d< in ISlL'.
I
wii.Di:. !•'.. nio.
WIT. .I.\('(i|!. 1)10.
I^orii at Anisieidam in lil'.t.j. ..\ pupil of .\11m rl Van Spiers,
under whom he studied Ihree years. Th(> drsire <,i conleni-
I)latinK the prodtn tions of Ruhuis and X'andyke at Antwerp
induecd him to visit tliat eiiy. .since wliirh he has devoted
liis laleni.T to this style oi i)aintin«-.
.MOL.v, I'lrnoH. I
Horn at C'oldra in 1t;ii|t. He was pliued under the tuition of
(itiisvpiie Ccaari d'Arpino at Rome, (ioini; to Bologna he
licca'ue a disciple of I'ranccsco .Mhano. lie did not adopt
of either of these masters, as CJuereIno work was the olije>M
of his admiration, as lie w:;s i)ml)itions of ac(piirinp the effect
of his chiaro-sctiro. and the nuigio of his ri li f. He died at
Koine in 11)1)5.
01 'IK, .lOilN, R A.
Th.is English iirtist was horn tit Si. .\gnes, Cornwall, in
ITtil. In 178(1 he visiied London, wher(> his merits becaniv^ the
object of admiration. The W(;rks of Mr. Opie are distinguish-
ed by simplicit,\' in the composition, masterly boldness of
effeC. . and a faitlU'ul expression of nature. He died .Vpril ;»,
ISOT. and hi.-; remains were interred in St, Paul's Cathedral,
Ui-ir th()^e of Sir .foshua R(\vnolds.
11
i
(IWKX, WII.IJAM. U.A.
This iMuiuciit iiorlrait pniiHiT was horn in Stirop.-liin', IT'.;*
Ahont ITSi; lu' wciil lo London and idacrd liiniscir under (".il
ton. tlu'n a Royal Acadcniician. Ainont; tlic distint;uisli('d
piM'Hons who sat, to liini aif William I'iii, Lord (ircnv illc. Sir
Wm. Scolt, Cyril .lackson. X'icary t;ild)s, .justice .\ldioi.
Mariini.s of StalTord. I^arl oT Itrid^cwater anil inau.\ othri..
Hy virtue of jiis talent iu' was. In ISitil. eleeted a inenihiir of Hie
Royal Afi'.deiny. and in IMii portrait !>ainter to liie IMiiu-.. ,(
Wales, and afliuwards prinei|i:il |iainter lo ilie I'linee Ke^eni
Died 181!."..
PATTEN. (llCOR(;i>:. A. U.A.
Horn ISOl. Uecanie a i-indeni of ilie Royal Aeadeniy in Isp,;.
In 1S;!7 he went to lialy t'( r the |uir|;oM' of study, and iu Islit
went to Germany to jia.iut a portrait of (he IMiuic Ccuu-oii
who ai)pointO(l him painter iu oi'dinary to Ills Ro>al liiul.-
ne.ss. Was elected an .Vssoiiale of ihe Royal .\eadeui\- iu
1837.
PETHKR. SIOItAS'l'l.W.
His i)iciures consist of ni(iouli::ht and sunsets, wlucli cx|;ii,i;
fine feeling and ,1ud'-nnenl in Ihe sehc'.ion and hariuoi^y iu ilu'
eoloians. His works are worih obtaining, lie died iu IMt
at the ase of .'il.
I'I0KERS(!1LL.
W.. R.A.
Born in London iu ITM'. He was a pu|dl of (leorne .\rncdd.
A.ILA.. f(H' three years. He became a student of the Ro\al
Aeadenn- iu lSii."i, and for many ycais divolid him, 'df almost
excdusivily to portraiture, ami after the deatJi of Paillips, lie
was the favorite portrait i)ainter, and was thus employt d jiaiui-
ing likenesses of men eminent in rtiuk. iiolitics. science and
letters. He was electd a Royal A<admi(iau in is:;*;. In iSiS
he painted the ]iorlr:\it of Mr. Vernon, the donor of jhe i-i>\-
leetion of picture-; now in the National Calleiy. where is also
his picture entithil the ■' Syriiiu .Maid." lie died 1S7."..
PHILLIPS. THOS.,R.A.
.•\u eminent portiait painter, born til Dudley in 177n.He was
sent to London in 17U) with a letter of iniroducii(>n to Itenj.i
mill West, will) emplo.vrd him on the glass painting,; in SL
George's Gluiii'>l at Windsor. .\f!eiwaids he de\oted hiniseii
ehielly to portrait liaiuting. Notwithstanding he had to com-
V2
, fUv.Mi laoUs^on Lawrence and lU'cchloy,
„ote with noppnn^ ^^J:t.rUua ifho had not the ad-
'" '"'' '''r ; ur;. r'n .e. he seeme.l to he the selecte.l
vautaKe of couu Daiion.m became a
;■'■ "•;: ^r^/^.rr;;:..™ , ":";> --'» --' "™'-':
„r Napoleon. His best rti ^^ ^^,^^ ^^^^^^^^.^
„.. „as proanced there, ;^";^^; ;;;'„,,, ,,eir Ukenesse.
,, ...sons dUUn.t„she U^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
of their ...nployment W the lavor of a couit.
RKYNOLnS. SIR .lOSHlA, PK-A.
-n.isiUu....ns artist, the. .;tlutn.,K.r.o^J^
1,. was 1. > a.s <t •U,e,^« Hndson, who was then the most
under th.. tuUnm of Ml. "i«^; ^;" ' ^„^,„ ,,,^, u.e rapidity
eminent portrait pa.nter of h.. time J' ' ^^^ ^^eu
of his pro.res. nnder th.s ^--;;^^^^\;l,, ,i„, and re-
-'^ more than tin-ee V-- -^^ »f ^ ,;\,,,,,,,,ement he-
turned to IMymoutli. v.heu In mt i
yond his expectations.
HirHAHDSON. JONA'i-HAN ^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^
This .n.inenl portiait paintei ^'^'^^ ears.
H^' ^^'->i-' •"""•'^'' """""' "" :Vin h t to offer himself
,„, ,,,iu, ma.U> sutncient l'-^ ^ ;\ ^^ '^, , portrait
to puhlie attention, he -'^''' 'r^^^^/! ^ ,,,,.i .-ere then in
^^^^'-- ''■':''"n,ri^3 - ;^ e^^d sumeient merit to
great reputation. Mr. «' \^:"7°.'/,,,,,,i„^ tueir lives and after
He died May 2Sth, 174u.
IIH-KY. ,10:iN. received in-
.n.is artist was innn in '■"-";" ,^'"^.;;^, After the
..ruction frcuu isaac KnlU^r an ;- ^^.f^^^,^ „,,, ,,,,,.,
death of Sir Peter Leis ^ ?;^ ^ "j; „,,,,,a several por-
pourait painter then " Z^^^^:" ,,,.,,,, 'K^rth. which would
t->ts. particnlariy ^^^;l^\^'^J^^^ eharles II. .at to him.
^'-" """'' 'Tr';;;i; Qt-^ nd th^r suecesBors. WilUam
ills.) .lames 11. and his ^'''^''' jj^ ^ied in 1691.
and Mary, who appointed him then pa.ntei.
1.'.
ROMNKY. G.
This (niiiuMil Knglisli i)aintfr was lioni at l'.iriit>ss in 1T:'.1.
He was i)lacc(l wiuUm- tin- tuition ot' an itiinTanl painlor at
Kendal, in Wcatmurclanil. wiili wlioiii ' " ifiuaiiictl two years.
Afterwards he resided at York, where he met willi sn(l\ suc-
cess ttial he was eucoiifagt'd to go to London, wliere lie es-
taldished himself in 17r.2. 'I'he following ,v. ar he gained the
second ineniiuni of lift.v guineas otf<red li.v the Society of
Artists, by a jiicturo of the Dcaili of (ietnial Wolfe in ITtl',
he again obtained the Kuond |)rcniiiiin for an historic iiainting.
He was. however, more employed in painting lu.riraiis than
historical subjects, and his worlv was esteemed infeiior to
those of few artists of his lime, lie visited Italy a,.d ivturneii
to London in 177r., and iiecame one of the most employd
r.oitrail artists in London, and enjoyed a lilieral iimiion of
public favor with Sir Joshua Reynolds and (lainsborotigli.
He died in ISUJ.
HOOKKR, MICHAIOL ANtilOI.O. AHA.
Horn in London al)ou! 171:!. He received his early instruc-
tion from his fatlier, Kdward UooUcr. designer, but was later
placed under the tuition of Mr, Paul Samlly to l)e instructed
in drawing ami painting. Mr. KooUer was one of the first
Associates of tlie Royal Academy. l)i<'d ISuL
ROTHWELL, RICHARD, H,R,A.
Horn at Athlono aliout the year tSOO, He ,ame to ondon in
18;!0, just af.er the death of Sir 'riiomas Lawrence, and com-
menced portrait painting witli consideiablo promise of su.--
cess, particularly in female sul)j(cts, wliich he Healed in a
pleasing and attractive manner,
SARTORIUS. V.
This animal painter lived in England .luring the later |iart
of the eighteenth century. He iiainted horses, dogs and hunt-
ing semes. Many of his subjects are engraved, lie died
early in the pnsent century.
SCOTT, SAM,
An eminent English painter of sea-i)ieces, who reside.l in
London from 1725 nntil his death, in 1772, Scott was an ex-
cellent painter and his style and his pictures deserve more
attention than has been bcs'.owcd on them.
I
1 1
SKKUKS. DOMINI''. " ^'
, , ..„iv.. of An.h, m (Jas.cny.Hc rame to
■'■'r ;"""; .,n, ; uirea a .n.u.ation a. a paiute,- ol
''""■"."; w u . Uoval AHuhMuy was ins.i.u.c.l l.e was
'^r'^-"""":. . ' . nU,..s. ana hUo,- on was ap,.uint..l nnu.no
cliosiMi ono o
Diiinltr lo ilif Kins-
Vi
''''••"'■'";:: •oMusn.os,inu.o.uuupn.au..Uons
' ,,. ,„. ,,,,a Mow's Kngag.-m.nt witl, tho Kmuh an
SMlUKi:, U.. H.A.
„• humorons and sontinn-ntal sub.,uts
u,Ko„„. ,...- ' ■'■''»'%,:;:;r:;;r,":sr".';;..;.;n^:
!• 1(1 lin i"i';inH' \ SI'.UUIH ill 1 "' " •
:;,;■;;"■::;.!;: H.'--." -^ "- ■ """"■"■ '■
is:)4.i
An cxct'llint painlff of
r
s>ii'rn. .1. If
lonias Sniitli, nsnally
his cnnncnt aiiisi w .i
Sniitli of ixrby,"
his instrucion m \\w \n\
,,„„ his father. His po.tmits are nvoU
stylt'i
i„ i7,-,(», and reci'ivM
r
IS tlio i-on of
„„. hunlsrapo P^'imer. lie was bo ui
i-incipU's of u<>-
!!r:;,^;;.':,;u,;;;;.i' ■ A..i.'.'^>"'' "' "■■^■■- »' '■"•"""■"■
etc.. etc.,
SMYTH. .1. T.
,..■ i„,.,.n 1S1<) He stndieil nnder Sir ^\ m.
.Tune, IS")!.
S(M-1>1. ANDREA
„+ vinreiiee in 1702. I'rom Alepi'O
,-his painter -« -"^^^ "^^^rwas well patronized,
and l)ceame a nieni
h.v of tlie Cluxrtered Society
and (>xhibitMl witb Uiem.
He died sliortly after, ITGt).
SIT1':UMAN, LAMDl'^llT.
.• 1 i<i.rn 111(1 llourislied al)>)nt the
about IGOO at Munich.
f
V.-\l)VKi:. Sm ANTHONY.
1 lie nuMiiniis III' this iiiliiiini lilf i.iiiiiter ;irc so iiilcii'siiimlv
connocHMl Willi llir liisimy ,,( Kn^lisli nit iIkii \\r can scair.'-
ly avoid (onsldrrinK liim as our own commyinan. He was
ItlacfMl under ti),> mil ion ot Hciuy Van lialm. a paini.T oi
Imputation in Italy, and laii r stuilii'd undi r iJiilims. ||r was
liorn al Antwerp in l.'.ltn. ami (iicci in i,on<lon. icij, ami wa
l»uried in Si. i'aiils Calliedial.
WISSiNC, \V.
'i'liis iiainler was lioin ai .\nisi. rdani in Kir.il. Imi was in-
slrncled in ilie ail hy William l)oii(l.\ns, a i):iiiiler ot liisioi\
al the Hague. He \\, m i,, lOn^laiid alioul Kisii, and was Tor
some time empioyed to assisi Sir I'eter l.(dy in liis nunu loi ^
works, and alter ilu' dialli of ilial eminent artist lie lieeame
a Favorite painler. He dirw all ilie Uoyal I-'amiiy. and |iai-
tieuiarly the l)ui<e oi' .Monmoulli, whose iiorUaii lie painie I
several times, wiiidi ingraiiali'd him wllli ihe King and tin
hulio.s of tlie couri. He di, .1 at. Hiuieigh, the seal n( the lOarl
of I'^xeler in lilST.
\\'ORLEi)(;i:, 'iiios.
'I'his i:nKlisli ariist nourished about ITCO. \Vorledg(. adopt-
ed a style resemhling HkiI of li(>ml>randi, ami wlii.li possesses
coiisiiierable merit. -Hiey ..liielly consist of luals and por-
traits. He lirst iiradised as a painter al lialli, afterwards in
London, where lu' painl.d peiiiails in oil, among wlii(di are
Mary Scpiin s. lOlizahei h Canning and Kilty l--islier. He died
iiliout 1708.
WRICHT OK DKRHV (.lOSlOI'll I.
Horn at Derliy, 17.!t. He was a scholar of Thos. Hudson.
In id;.-, ho sent two i)i<Mures to the exhibition. He was an
excellent painter of portraits and hisiory. In 177:! he visited
Rome and returned to ICngland in 177.-> and was elected an
Associate of the Royal Academy in 17NL'. He died in 17;i7.
ZOFFANY, JO HAN, R.A.
This able ariist was liorn at Frankfort about 17;!.-.. He came
to l^ngland when ;!(» years of age, attracted attention by a por-
trait he painted of the Karl of Uarrymore. He soon afier
acduired celebrity by i.ainling the portraits of the most .'ele-
brated dramatic performers in their favorite (diaracters. of
these are Garrick, Foote, Weston and others. Among his
most distinguish.?d works ai hose of the Royal Familv and
the member., of the Royal ..demy. He was member of
the Royal Academy, and died in 1772.
10
Zl CCir HO. FKDKRIOO.
voarH nf Lis UlV in Konu-. In K-Tt l..- arnv.Ml m KnM >n >
a^" w^ls .onunissi..n...l l.y Qn.on Hli.ni.Hh tn pain. Iht pu:-
tn.it an.l tl...^' of sevc-n.l of her courtiers.
/IUH.\H.\N. FH.\N('lt^("'>-
„orn •»! I'-uenie do Cantos, near Seville. ar<l was a .ii> M-f
.," ;.,o uLias. an., soon ae.uire,, the reputation ot an
o.ninent painter of history. He was inv.te.l o v.si. M n
,„., was app..inte.l painter to the Ktn^. H- was a ,u.
nworite with Philip IV., in whose service he .Led.
Also works by : —
ANiniKWS. o. n.
lliun. UAUHlNC.iON.
CAllMlCllAHI.. .1. \V.
DKANE, CHAULES.
('()I>MNS. J. E-
IVOHSAY. COUNT.
I)AD1>. II.
FANNER. HENRY.
FlSrtEM.. AEEX.
HALE, H.
HASTINCS. E.
HOEVOAKE, W
i,AMHERT. E.
I.EIC.H, J. M.
NHUtS, R. H.
I'HHJ.n'EADX.
THOM. J. C.
WESTCOTT. IMlil
^V1^E1AMS0N, W
C. F.
\AV.
11.
■ir.y
1 in>1
pur-
' iiu
. F.
. II.
CATALOGUE.
.<.<■<
Clint; Geo,; A^R^A,
1770-1863
JOHN I.ISTON.
Noted I'".n<4li>li ( (Uiuiliaii, 1777 iS4'i.
Romney; G*
1734 1802
.^ ADMIRAL ll()\. KI'-.I'III SilCWART.
Smith; )♦ R*
1750-181 1
3 CIIARLi:S JAMl-.S I'OX.
Celcbratctl l'".ni;!i.sh Orator and Statesman, l74<>lSo6.
It was at the election of the abo\e for Moniher
of I'arhameiit for Westminster in 1797 that
(ieoi\^ina. 1 )ucliess ol lJevon>hiie, kissed
tlie electt)rs to secure votes for I'ux's
election.
%
Kneller, Sir Godfrey
l..\l-N' IN I'l.l'l'
Leigh J. M.
5 ADKI.AIDK KKMHl.K AS • NORMA '
Noted Knalish Actress an.l Authoress, burn .Sir..
,-,,, „,„v years ,.rinr to the dcalh of the late
lU-nry Craves this pietn, ■, willi many
others l..aiie(l by him, was lum:.; at Shakes-
peare Home at Stratloril-upoii-Avon.
I
Leiv, Sir Peter
r, 1:1 )\v
AR1)M()NTA(U:. KAKLOFSANDWlCli.
i;„„lish tieneral. Admiral and statesman.
\r)2-^-\Cr2.
Opkt ; t ^-^*
1761-1801
S\:!i:!-1' J()l'"-^(^>^- 1709-17^4 Head size)
Celebrated I'.n-lish Author and writer, who
founded in , 704 the Literary flub, am..n-st
whose members were Burke, doldsmith. Sir
Joshua Reynolds, etc.
Beale, Mary
1632-1697
i)K. or Ik \.\i.
Hogarth, William
y H.\kB.\u\ \ ii.i.ii:ks,
.\t'tiT\\ai(l-> 1 )iirlii'>s (if Clcxclaiul.
Unknown
10 OUKKX ANXK ; H<,Icynj.
This is a rare spcciincii tjf early art.
Pickersgill, H»W.; R,A» 1782-1875
11 CIL\RLi:S I.AMH.
Kn<^lish I'oet and l.ittcratiity. 1773 iS^^4.
Beechey, Sir W», R»A* 1753-1839
12 tiicokiii': 111, I.N LocKici) 11. \r.
Unknown
n
15 EN JOllXSOX.
1«plft'«
Zucchero^Taddeo
14 KOHKkr l)ll)l-l'-V, KARL OF
1529-1566
1.1:K I'-SIKK.
Opie,J.,R.A. 1761-1807
J. JOSi:ril ML'NDKN.
Cclcbnilccl Kn-lish Actor, i759-'^3--
1705
De Wilde, F.
i6 KKMBLK ANDMRS.SIDDONS IN MACHKTII.
This rainliiii; whs for many years prior U.
the ilcalli of the late llenr>- (iraves hiiiiL;
with nian>- others loaned by him at Shakes-
peare Home, Slratiord-upon-Avoii.
Lely, Sir Peter
17 LADY ('4 leii-th, in old carved frame).
Hoppner^ J*, R*A.
1758-1810
18
WILLIAM IMTT.
l-jvlish Statesman and Orator, 1759-1806.
J
anssen, C 159C-1665
,,, BLSS Oh" ILAKDWICK.
This picture comp^ves favourably with the
work of Vandyke at his best periotl.
Lely; Sir Peter
no i:i,i:.\N(»R OU -NI':!.!," (".WN'NN.
('(•U'hratcil l'"n.;ii-.h AcIk'--, Mi^lii'ss cf C'liailrs II.
I )iiHl 1687.
Unknown
21 iiousox'S ciioiri-;.
Smyth, R 1792-1846
^2 DL'Ki'". oi' u 1:1, 1. INC. ION.
Opie, U RA.
1761-1807
23
•nil': AKiisi's i-oKTRArr.
Hogarth, William
1697
24 CATTAIX IIIOMAS CORAM.
lMiL;li^h rhilaiilhropist, Oiii^inalor of l''miii(llin_L; Ilosjiital.
Van Dyke, A.
2!;
l':.\KI. Ol'- HOLLAND
l'jlL;lisli K (i\-a 1 i ^t, cxccil U'd 1<)4'>
Wissing^ William
1656-1687
iG JOHN M()Kl).\rNl' OI' AVAI.ON.
( 1 II Ariiiduv. )
Crealcil \'i>c(iiint, H'.VJ.
Beale, Mary
1632-1697
I'OkTK AIT ()!• A I. ADV.
Unknown
28
KICIIAKI) 111,
This portrait, in i-arx-cd lioph)' frame,' icprc-
sciitin;^ the White Rose of Lancaster, is
considered to be of larc* vahie. ThiMX- is no
authoritative information ulio the paintei-
was, but it is inu|ue^tionabl\- painted by
some contcmi)orar\- painter.
Worlidge^ Thomas
Died 1768
Till-: ARILS IAS PORIK.ML
J
anssen.C 1590-1665
30 I'RINAl'.S.S I'.LI/.AHlAl'li Ol'" lU)Iii:ML\,
I'alaline Scholar, |()i.S i ^),-^o.
Reynolds^ Sir Joshua^ P,R»A,
U lOlIN DINMNC, IIUSI' Loi^) ASlllUK K )N.
l''.ii;_^li--li I ,,i\\ \cr .iiicl I'dlitiri.m, 17^1 1 f''^ v
I his is a liiu" rxanipii, of Sir |ti-liu,i Kryiiolil-
David^ Jacques Louis
32
N.\l'( )l.i:( )N I . Kn-llr
Kneller^ Sir Godfrey
1 ■*
I'OK Tl^M 1' < >!•■ l.ADV
Largilliere^ Nic de
1656-1746
,U CAKDIN \I. ANDl^I'. m".K( T ! ,I'".S Dl' I'l.I".
I''ii'iic-Ii l'".rcl('sia:-tic ami Statcsni.iii, Tiitnr to
tliL" llaiiphin d l-'rancf who suicrrdcnl
l.oiiis W, and attiT I'liiiK' MiniskT.
"'3^ irtv
k\'
Patten, Geo., A,RA. I80i-1865
.53
MCCOI.O 1'.\(}.\MXI.
Italian X'iiilinist, Ixirn at (icnoa. who made
inimcn. ■ >iiins in the inincipal cities of
ICn'_;laiul, iMaiice and (lennany. llisiHT-
Inrniaiue (ui a sinj^Ie sti-ini;' antl his mys-
terious personality created lor liim a workl-
wide reputation.
Van Dyke, A.
:.c>
ciiARi.i'.s 'iiii'". I'iksr
Van Dyke, A.
J/
]..\\)\. I'lMh: Oh' CIlAki.l'.S I.
Zoffany, J*, R.A*
1733-1810
:;S ADAIIKAI. ( O! .1.1 XC.W'OOl ) w hen (■ai)tain \
Wright of Derby, J.
1734-1797
.v;
'I'lih: i.i'.ciTKh:.
Jervas^ Charles
Died 1739
40
w.M. rn.iiAi ^■, i:.\ki. oi' r..\ 111.
Statesman ami ()r,i;<>r, was iipix liiitnl SriTC-
tar\' (it War im the acci's>inii ot (n'iii;_;c' I.,
ultimately hecame (Hie of the ablest
opponent^ "i \\ .lipnie, was neatt'd I'.arl of
Hath .uul hetame rrime Minister in 174'',
but he'.d (iiriee (>n!\- _' davs.
Hoare of Bath, W.
1707-1792
41 I'll r rilh: i:i.i )!•:!< I'ln- raved .
Cclcbrateii I'av^lish Statesman. Secret, ir>- of
Stale in 17;^, auil a;_;ain in 1757. Whilst
ur^in;4 a policy ol conciliation towards
America froin liis place in the 1 louse ot
Lords, he sank do\>ii in a fit ot apoplexy,
from which he ni'ver reco\ereil.
'I'his subiecl is cn''ia\i'd.
Thorn, J. C,
42 I'IRSr ('L'Sr():di:k h-n-raved
43 LAST Ci'SroMl'.K I'.n-raxed
Dupont, Gainsborough Died 1797
A4
WW. riT'L
ICuLilish Statt'>man and Orator, ij^[) 1806.
Holyoaket W.
45
AN !-:.\sri:KX crsi-oM.
l.ciit lo llif l)i_rl)y ( 'dipur.ition for the
l''..\liii)ili()ii of I S(j4.
Riley, J.
1646-1691
46 siii':i'i'ii:i.i). i:.\kL ov lurKiNtiiiAM.
Richardson, J.
1665-1745
47 I'kl'.DI-.UICK, I'KINCl': Ol" WAl.I'.S.
Daniell,Thos., RA.
1749-1840
4S
'nAiri.i<: oi' agra.
Lely, Sir Peter
49
\K\A. GWANX.
io
LORD :\1C).\ TACjU
Hoare of Bach, W.
1707-1792
51 Gl'lORGl-:, LORD CARI'l'.Nll'.R, 1731.
Hudson, Thos.
1701-1779
52 MRS. MAKCAki: I RAW 174;
I'Tliis i):iintcr u ,is t'nc Ma^tiT cf
Sir Jdslni.i Rcyiid'.d-, IM\ A.
>lVlH'il
Holbein, School of
1499
53
1 1 i:\u\- \-
me
Wissing, William
1656-1687
54 CIIARI.i:S. LORD I' Al.l'.oT.
Snii (if Win. 'r,ill)ni, r.i-hMp,.!" I )iirli,ini. was
called til the liar in 1 7 1 1 , hLTaiiu; Soliiilm--
(icncral in 17J') .md I.urd ( 'iian^i'llor of
l'".iii4lantl ill i ; 3 :; ; horn l(;S4. died 1737.
Van Dyke, A.
33 rohi-:ri' I)]': \i;ri:, i;Aki. oi- oxi'URh.
l'"a\'(iurilc nl Richard I I.
Barker of Bath, Thomas
56 (;\'i'sih:s cRossiNc. rrook.
Riley. I
1646-1691
5/
I'-.AKi. oi" sor riiAMrroN,
Soil of ( 'liiirlcs 1 1.
Phillippeau, C. F.
5J^
Till*: 'I'W O MAK11':S ;si;4iu(l
Gainsborough, THoSm R.A.
59
\\()()i)\- i..\N!)S('.\ri-:
Smirke, R„ RA.
1752-1845
6o
DON onxo'i'i':.
Champagne, Philip de
6i (AkDlNAI..
Wissing, William
1656-1687
62 jAMl'.S I'.r ri.l'.K, Dl'Kl': Ol' okmond.
lMi;^ii>h (iciicral, 1 665 -1 747.
Pether, Sebastian
17901844
65 kl\i:k SCIAlv, HKIDC.l". AND cAsri.i':.
Holbein, H, 1499
64 iii'.Mn' y\\\.
Tllis piiiiitiiiL; is crrt.iiiil)- (Hic nf tin- finest
spii iiiUMis of ll()il)eiii, and is rare.
Kneller, Sir Godfrey
65
c.i.okc;!': 1.
Hoare of Bath, W,
1707-1792
66
MR. NAlllAN DKAKi:.
Richardson, J*
1665-1745
67
ADMIRAL.
Hastings, E.
1802
6,S GKORC'.l-: l^RV.W lUU'M.MlvI.L -lU'lAl'."
The Noted Daiul\- and friend ot (ie(>i;,;e I \'.
Unknown
6cj (ii'.' )l••|■kl•:^■ ciiArci'.u.
The I'atliiT lit" l''ii;,;li>li I'drliy.
W'.is the ■-nil nf a 1.1)11(1(111 \iiitiur, hccainc
paj^i-: ill the I liiuschold <if I'liiKc I.idiicl
and si'iAcd in the I-'rcnch war, hriii'^ taken
jirisdiKT in i.>5'). Aiitlior of cclchrutcd
Wdiks, tlic iii<i>t popular of uliicli arc his
" ( 'anlcrhuiA' 1 ales."
The painter of tliis picture is not l<iu)\vn with
any de;-;ree of certainty, hut fioin the
various i)rints of liim at O.xford and else-
where the paintiiiLj is worlhv to i)eri)eluate
him, aiul is considered an e.xcellent portrait.
Van Dyke, A.
TO
COL'X JK.S.S ()1<- SO L'T HAMPTON.
Doughty, William 1760
(Pupil of Sir Joshua Reynolds)
71 KI).Mi;.\I) Hl'RKh:.
N«-tetl Statesman and Orator, 17.10-1797.
I'riend of (ioKlsmilli, 1 )r. [ohnson and Sir J.
Reynolds, !'.R..\. and Member of the
Lilerar\- Clul) founded 1)\- lohnson.
Beale, Mary
LAhV ;^ Icii-tli
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, P.R. A.
/ .1
I'.DWAKl), hrKl'. Ol' \'()iM<.
Messrs. Ciiavcs inade a steel eii;^ra\ i'iil; tiniii
this j)iciure, a eojiyol uhieli will be sent
* to llie piucliaser.
Unknown
sii.\Ki:sri;.\Ki':.
The lininiirtal Bard.
Tliere is no aiitheiilie account of u lio painteil
this picluic It was purthased ir<an the
collection of l.ord .st. [.(•onard. It i--
unciueslional)l\- a ci mteinpoi ary painlinL;',
atul was considered to he of such impor-
tance as to he e.\hil)ited in the National
Portrait l'"..\hil)ition in iSf)''), w liilst in the
possession of Lord .St. Leonanl. The- late
Mr. Ciraves placed hi;;!! value on this [)aiiit-
inj;' as heiuL; ^A' L;reat historic interest.
It was huni; in .Shakespeare Home at
Stratford-oii-.\von until the death o( Mr.
1 lenrv Graves.
Fussell. Alex. (After Thos. Faed.)
;3 e()N<.'n".Ki-i> lu r not snu)ii".i).
-r, IIOMI-. AND TIM". IIOMl'-I.I'.SS.
77
-riii'. Mriiii'-Ki.i'.ss r.AiKX.
The above tlncr .siii)crh Water Cdlors were
paiiittxl at a (nr.t of L\\o each, ami hdin
wliich till- tlinn- siil)ietts were en-raved.
Bird, Harrington
78 FLORI/i:i. II. (WITH (WLDKK UP).
The propel t\- of II.R.II. the I'lince of Wale.s,
wiiiiiei- of the Manchester Cup, 1.S95.
('Si)eciall\- cunnni.ssi(jned.j
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, P.R.A*
79 SIR \v.\i;n:R scott in his stuuv
Andrews, G» H., R.W,S»
So II KM. 1 111. rUI\( I', ol'" W \l l.S >II()t)l 1N(,
Till: I..\( lllM'. K \l'll)>, Sl.l' ll'Ml'I'.U, IS'. ,.
On tlu' (irci-Hiii mI' ih.- I'linrr <A W.ilf-^ run
iiiii- thr KapiiU 111' l.aihlm' Mv- Andrru-^
Ii.hI llu- >iurial )iri\ilr-o of luc. .niuanvin:.;
lli- Riiy.il ili-hin --, ami tlu'ii iii.uU' the
>kct(.:ii liDUi whirh tlii. iiicliiir i- painU'.l,
Tilt- skc'Uli i-- in llic po^si-s.-^iwu nt llcr
Mait'Nly the ( jurrn.
This l)ia\\in;.; ha^ hccn i;\liil)it<il tnl.K.ll.
llu' I'l iiiir and I'rin.t-^s nf Wales, who wen-
[)lcascd lo ispiTs-, iluir hi^h approval ;
als()u.\hil)iird al ihc ("lallcryof Taintcrs in
W'ator Color-, llu' International l'",Nhil)ition,
anil th( Crystal Palarc, when.' it ohtained
the Silver Medal.
Pether, Sebastian
1790-1844
Si
\ Mooxi.Kiiir i..\M)Sc.\ri':.
Fanner, Henry
1)CCI11'..SS Oh h'.Di.xncuc.ii.
This water colour was piu-eh,ised troni the
painter, w h< ^ painted it shortlx' alter llei'
Royal 1 li-hiirs-' marria;.;e lo li.Kdl. the
Duke of i-'.dinhur-h, now Duke of Sa\e-
( 'o!)ur'' and ( lotha.
Hoare of Bath.W.
1707 1792
AI.I'.X.WDI'.K I'olM'
jiL;lisli l'i)i.t, M)ii (il ;i liiu'ii-{lr.i]icr was burn
ill 1 .((iidiiii, aiul lii';^;an as a c-liiUl to write
\xTsrs, ^lalit' liis name hy an csmI_\" on
" Criticisni." rxeame tlic tVicncl nf Swift,
Arbiithiii 4 and others.
Owen,W., R.A.
1769-1825
84
\\()\ \\\'V\\ IMrCIIl'.K.
Dadd, R.
85 .Mii)sr.M.\ii:R .\i(;irr.s dki'.a.m
DeWit, Jacob
1695-1744
86
SKi'.icii I'oK ci-.ii.ixr,.
Hall, H.
8; COOMASSIi: !■ AMOfS ( iK I'A'I K )r XD.
W inner of two Waterloo (Alps).
■
Beechey, Sir W., R.A. 1753-1839
SS I )(■ Ki: Ol' Sr>->1 X l\ IlK", II I, AND I'M !•■< )UM.
Hayllar, J., R.B.A,
So r.orLoCM-, lISll MAKKl'.T
Serres, J. T.
90
MAN Ol' WAR. Ol'l' (ii'l'.RNSl'.N' llARl'.OlK
Anselmi^ Michael Angelo 1491-1554
91
\lR(ilN, CHILD AND SAIN IS.
Sartorius
92 I'ON iilNriNC..
Pether, Sebastian 1790-1844
93 WA'l'MR MILL IIV MOON LK. 11 1'.
Thorn, J. C.
94
Til)': i'i:r lamb.
Davis, R. B.
95
lokSI". IRAlMNCi.
Westcott, PhiUip
96
Slv\ AT DOV'l'.k.
Nibbs, R. H.
97 lirRSlMANC'lCAUX CASTI.l'
Deane, Chas.
(>x LANDScAi'i', wrni siii:i:i' and cattliv
Van Dyke, A.
99 ClIAKl.MS 1. Tuiucstriiiii Stud)'),
Zurbaran
100 CilRISrorill'.R COl.UMHUS.
'I'lic painliii;,; is of threat Iiistoiic intcifst, and
CDiisidcicd to l)c a vcr\' fine likeness ol the
fair.ous Spanish navigator.
Janssen, C.
1590-1665
lOI
I'KiNt !■. lll^^K^
Drummond. S., A.R.A. 1763-1844
1 02
curii)
Westcott, Phillip
Ml 1,1. ON nil". r()\\y\()S
Mola, Peter
1590-1650
104
IIAC.AK IN
)1':m'.i<
Collins, J. C.
105
AI.C.l'.KlAN (ilKl
Nibbs. R. H.
1 oO
, KNTl'.KlNr, I'OUr IN STll
I' r,Ki:i''./.i"'
DeLoutherbourg.P.J.,R.A. i74C-i8r.
2
107
,, vni.K OK srVlNCKNT
Serres, D., R.A.
1722-1793
IcS
siiii'i'iN(;
CarmichaeL J. W.
lo.; i;.\ 1 ii.i'; oi- ikAl Al.i..\k.
Mola, P.
1690-1650
I ro
(ACOirS DRI'.AM.
Van Dyke, A,
III (•IIII.DKI'-.X ()\' CilARI.I'.S I.,
Studio pirtiirc for ihc paiiitiiii;- rit Wiiidsoi' ( '.istlr
'I'lic property of Ilcr Maj(>i\- tin; nuccn.
Titian (School of)
112 ST. (,i:()R(,i'; .\\i) TUj.: dr.xcox.
Suterman, L,
1600
113
ITAJJAX NUHl.l'.AIAN.
Hamilton, McLitre
1 1.
\i\isi:i' lioN 1
!;■ I ,i\ I'll
{
Huggins^W^
1 1
.si:.\>( ATI';.
Rothwell, R., R.H.A.
(Painter to the King)
1 16 MISS W.W l.i:i l\ .\( TRl'-SS.
1800
Pether^ Sebastian
1790-1844
11:
AlOoM.Uill T I.ANDSi Al'!':.
iis rok TRAi r oi" ]..\\)y ix wiirii'
Soldi, Andrea
1702-1769
liy LOllS I K ANCOIS KOl Hll.l.AC.
( 'clchralcd ImtiicIi Siulpt'ir, I()(j3 17').?.
WilliaiTison^ W* H»
1 20 M( »KM.\(i Ai'l I'.K rill'. SlOl^M.
I''.\hi!.'iUil ,it the l\>i};il At iidciiiy.
Rooker, Michael Angelo.R.A* 1743-1801
121
OLD W lliri'llAi.L.
Scott; Sam
1725-1772
122 01.1 ) w I'.s TMiNs ri'ik r.KiDi;!'..
D'Orsay, Count
123
Di'ivi". ()]•■ \\i':LLiX(ir()\.
Landseer^ Sir Edwin^ P,R*A»
121 ski-:t('ii I'oR iii'ini.AM) in^^i: akI'Asi".
Harlow, G- H. 1787 I819
(Pupil of Sir Thomas Lawrence.)
125
j AMl'.S SlIl'.RlIiAN KNOWI.ICS.
Irish Dr.mi.itic Author. Wrote \'ir-ii)iiis,
1S20; 'Vhc 1 liiiiclibiick. 1S32; iiiid other
1 )r<iin.is.
Janssen, C»
1590-1665
12('}
Cil Aki.i-.s I.
This is a tliif r\,imi>Ic of tliis artist's um-k.
aiul should \)c hrld in lii'jh rstiXMU 1)\- all
lovcM's ot' e.irlv art.
Kneller, Sir Godfrey
SIR ISAAC Xl'AVrON.
Xatiiral I'hilosophcr, I )isco\ cicr of thr Law
of ("ira\italioii, I'l-ofcssor o|' Mathciiialics,
He was hiiiii'd in Wrstniinstcr Ahhry, and
liis epitaph was wrillcn 1)_\- Alex.uidn- Tope,
Lambert^ E*
12S SIR j()siii;\ Ri:\'X()id)s, r.R.A.
Phillips^ Thomas^ R^A*
129 I'.DWARl). LORij rilL'RI.OW.
Born in Suffolk; c:allcd to the l^ar in 17,^1;
Ijccaine Solicitoi-(ieneraI in 1770, and
Attorney-General in 1771 ; was made Lord
Chancellor in i "^.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, P.R.A.
•30
ARCHIBALD BOWKR.
Jesuitical Writer.
OpieJ., R.A. 1761-1807
THOMAS ilOLCROl'T.
•3'
)i;un;itic Writer; son of ;i sliocniakcr ; was
first a L;n.oin and tlien an actor; wrote
several comedies, of which the "Road U>
Ruin " was most popular, 1745-US09.
I
I
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Brt Collectors:
A Dictionary of Artists, J760-1894, containing every Artist
who has exhibited in a London Exhibition from J 760 to
J 894, giving the number of each Artistes respective
Exhibit and the place exhibited.
Londott Times—'' A monument of patience and artistic research."
A Catalogue of the Complete Works of Sam. Cousins, R.A.,
arranged in chronological order from the time of his
apprenticeship to S. W. Reynolds, to his death.
A Complete Catalogue of the Works of Sir E. Landseer, R.A.
(dedicated by special permission to H. M. The Queen)
arranged with interesting notes in chronological order
from the age of 7 to his death.
The above were compilled by
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Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, London.
Vice-President of The Printsellers' Association.
Chairman of Henry Graves & Co. Ltd.
6 PALL MALL,
LONDON.
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