A Catalogue of a Valuable and Highly Interesting Assemblage of PICTURES, by Italian, Flemish, and Dutch Masters, and by distinguished English Artists; Drawings, Framed and Glazed; a Bust of Mr. Tyers, by Roubiliac; and the justly celebrated original sitting Figure of HANDEL, in Marble, sculptured by Roubiliac, which for many years was placed in the public gardens of Vauxhall, (a noble ornament for a public Concert Room): the whole the genuine Property of JONATHAN TYERS, Esq., late of Stockwell, near Vauxhall, (Deceased): Among the Pictures are . . . which (by order of the proprietor) will be Sold by Auction, by Mr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room, King Street, St James's Square, on Wednesday, April 28th, 1830, at one O'Clock precisely.
DRAWINGS, FRAMED AND GLAZED.
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A Landscape, -Van der Cabel, washed; and a Rocky Landscape - Belanger. |
-------------- | 2 | Two in black lead, - the Temple of Minerva Medica, and of the Sybil, at Tivoli. |
Mortimer | 3 | A Cavern Scene, and Landscape, with Banditti; pen and Indian ink. |
Rooker | 4 | Farm Buildings, in a Landscape, and a Ruin by Rogers, Tinted. |
D. Serres | 5 | Shipping in the Downs, and a River Scene. |
-------------- | 6 | The Isle of White, and the Needles, - a pair by Rogers and Serres. |
Rogers | 7 | A pair of Landscapes, tinted. |
Ditto | 8 | A landscape. |
G.A. Wallis, 1786 | 9 | A woody Landscape, with Banditti, and Companion - drawings. |
Barrett and Gilpin | 10 | A mountainous Lake Scene, with Travellers. |
Gainsborough | 11 | A View in Suffolk, with Figures, tinted. |
J.H. Grim, 1770 | 12 | The disabled Soldier's Return, and the Magic Lantern. |
Ditto, 1776 | 13 | A Village Scene, in body colours, and an English Scene - the Companion. |
P. Sandby | 14 | English Ruins, a tinted drawing. |
Rogers and Gilpin | 15 | A group of Donkies and Sheep, in a Landscape; a spirited tinted drawing. |
Ditto | 16 | View in Greenwich Park. |
Belanger | 17 | A pair of Rocky Landscapes, with Cascades, in body colours. |
Payne | 18 | View of a Manor House, with Figures passing a Ford; and Richmond Hill, the Companion. |
P. Sandby | 19 | A Landscape - composition. |
Thos. Sandby | 20 | View of the back of the Banqueting House at Whitehall; the Figures by Mortimer and Wheatley. |
Rubens | 21 | A Roman Sacrifice, - upright. |
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Mortimer | 22 | Soldiers Gaming; a spirited little specimen, painted expressly for Mr. Tyers. |
------------ | 23 | A Hermit, on copper; and a Woody Landscape - small. |
Hondius | 24 | A Lion devouring a Stag. |
Baptiste | 25 | A Vase of Flowers; and Cooper, a group of Fruits. |
Hayman | 26 | Richard the Second and Wat Tyler. |
Stubbs | 27 | Tigers reposing, and Eagles devouring a Stag, in a Cavern Scene. |
Hayman | 28 | A Scene from the Tempest, and one from As You Like It. |
---------- | 29 | Head of a Friar. |
Heemskirk | 30 | An Interior, with a Dutch Family Party. |
Tassaert | 31 | Portrait of a young Man, in a Fur Gown and Cap; in the manner of Rembrandt. |
Heemskirk | 32 | An Interior with Figures regaling, - Companion to the preceding. |
Gainsborough | 33 | Peasant Children at their Repast, in a Landscape. |
Rotenhaemer | 34 | The Virgin appearing to St. Francis. |
Lievens | 35 | An Old Man in oriental Costume. |
Peter Wouvermans | 36 | A Landscape, with Figures, and Peasants in a Wagon; and a Horse Fair, - the Companion. |
Spanish School | 37 | A Toper. |
G. de Witte | 38 | A brilliant Landscape - Evening Scene, with Figures at a Fountain. |
Sir Ant. More | 39 | A Male Portrait. (See mem. On the back of the picture). |
Baptiste | 40 | Flowers and Fruit. |
A. del Sarto | 41 | Virgin and Child, - after. |
Rubens | 42 | The Daughter of Herodias producing the Head of St. John at a Banquet. |
Carlo Cignani | 43 | Head of St. John, with a Lamb. |
Hondikoeter | 44 | Domestic Poultry, in a Landscape. |
Italian | 45 | Joseph and Potiphar's Wife. |
Barker | 46 | Beggar Boys dividing their Provisions, after Murillo. |
Taylor, Esq., of Bath | 47 | A View near Britton Ferry. |
Hayman | 48 | Sigismunda. |
Tassaert | 49 | Buildings and a River, - Moonlight; style of Van der Neer. |
Italian | 50 | Susanna and the Elders. |
Hayman | 51 | Sir John Falstaff reviewing his Troops; being Portraits of Actors of that time. |
School of Rubens | 52 | The Holy Family. |
Fyt | 53 | Dogs pursuing a Crane; very spirited. |
Hobbema | 54 | A Landscape, with a Water-mill, after. |
Rubens | 55 | Mercury conveying Psyche to the Assembly of the Gods. |
Lotens | 56 | A grand Woody Landscape, with a River Scene. |
Dusart | 57 | The Pancake Woman, a Family group - Interior. |
Wynants | 58 | A warm Landscape - Evening Scene. |
Schalken | 59 | An Interior, a Servant Maid by Candlelight. |
De Vlieger | 60 | View at the Mouth of a River, with Shipping in a Squall. |
Schalken | 61 | An old Woman and a Girl, by Candlelight; from the well-known subject by Rubens. |
Breughel | 62 | View of a Chateau, and a Village Scene, on copper - a pair. |
J. Miel | 63 | A group of Italian Peasants, and an Italian Quack Doctor. |
Hobbema | 64 | A Wood Scene, with Cottages and Figures. |
D. Serres | 65 | View of the British Fleet, under Commodore Keppel, before Belleisle. |
Barrett | 66 | A Peasant driving Cattle, in a Landscape; warm Evening Scene. |
Marlow | 67 | View of Westminster Bridge; and a Sea-Port in the Mediterranean, the Companion. |
Gainsborough | 68 | A small Landscape, with a Ploughman guiding home his Plough. |
Canaletti | 69 | View of the Church of the Dogana di Mare, at Venice. |
Hogarth | 70 | Night; the well-known engraved subject. |
Ditto | 71 | Noon, the Companion. |
Hayman | 72 | A Scene from Hamlet. |
Ditto | 73 | A Scene from Shakespeare, the Companion. |
V. der Gucht | 74 | Subject from a Comedy, with Dramatic Portraits of Henderson, Parsons, Moody and one other. |
D. Serres | 75 | Shipping on the River Thames. |
Barker | 76 | The Woodman, - the admired original picture. |
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