Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . ttributed to Federlgo Zuccliero Spanish: 1543—1609 113—3IARr, QUEEX OF SCOTS Panel: Height, 18 inches; zcidth, 16 inches A BUST portrait of the Queen, the head in three-quarter costume consists of a small black cap with pointed front,under which shows the brown hair, a large ruff, and gown ofblack with metal buttons on the bodice. /. Ahner Harper Collection, Catalogue Xo. 30, Sew York, order of Mr. Arthur M. Nowak, New York. Alonzo Sanchez Coello Spanish: 1515—1590 11^—PORTRAIT OF A LADY Panel: Heigh
Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . ttributed to Federlgo Zuccliero Spanish: 1543—1609 113—3IARr, QUEEX OF SCOTS Panel: Height, 18 inches; zcidth, 16 inches A BUST portrait of the Queen, the head in three-quarter costume consists of a small black cap with pointed front,under which shows the brown hair, a large ruff, and gown ofblack with metal buttons on the bodice. /. Ahner Harper Collection, Catalogue Xo. 30, Sew York, order of Mr. Arthur M. Nowak, New York. Alonzo Sanchez Coello Spanish: 1515—1590 11^—PORTRAIT OF A LADY Panel: Height, 2II4 inches; width, 171/4 inches A LIFE-SIZE bust portrait of a lady, the head in three-quarterview, whose golden-brown hair appears under a black velvetcap. Her rich costume shows a black velvet gown with whitecollar edged with lace, and she wears earrings with pearls,and a gold neck-chain, also ornamented with pearls. A medal-lion appears on the front of the corsage, suspended by a blackribbon which passes under the collar of the gown. By order of an Igiiaclo Leon y Eseosura Spanish: 1834—1901 llo—THE CONVALESCENT PRINCE Panel: Height, 19-%^ inches; length, 24 inches In a sumptuous apartment, with walls covered with tapestry,and a painted ceiling, is a bed draped with curtains fallingfrom a red and gold canopy, in which, propped up on pillows,is a little prince, who is receiving from a woman attendant acup of nourishment which she is pouring from a pitcher. Nearthe foot of the bed is a group composed of two gentlemen inpink coats and a lady in a gown of white with embroidered flow-ers. They are sipping chocolate while they chat, and back ofthis group stands a gentleman functionary dressed in black,who holds a ewer and towel. Signed at the lower left, and dated 1872. By order of Mrs. Harold Thorxe, daughter of the late H. S. Wilson. Jan Van Huijsuiii Dutch: 1682—1749 IIQ—STILL LIFE Height, 25^^ inches; width, 18 inches A LARGE glass bottle, wrappe
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