Catalogue of the collections of the American Art Association to be absolutely sold by auction to settle the estate of the late RAustin Robertson; part first . t intended t«. receive the fruit when it is harvested, whilean elder sister kneels beside the baby and peels an orange. Therich vegetation of the orchard is brightened by sunlight, and Thetrees are heavy with their golden fruitage. Signed at the left. Canvas. Height, 25 inches: width, 22inches. 66 < Ml. PAINTINGS A. C. DECAMPS. 107 ALBAXAIS EX BEPOSANT SUR DES RUINES. Seated among- the ruins of one of those splendid edifices, whichpre
Catalogue of the collections of the American Art Association to be absolutely sold by auction to settle the estate of the late RAustin Robertson; part first . t intended t«. receive the fruit when it is harvested, whilean elder sister kneels beside the baby and peels an orange. Therich vegetation of the orchard is brightened by sunlight, and Thetrees are heavy with their golden fruitage. Signed at the left. Canvas. Height, 25 inches: width, 22inches. 66 < Ml. PAINTINGS A. C. DECAMPS. 107 ALBAXAIS EX BEPOSANT SUR DES RUINES. Seated among- the ruins of one of those splendid edifices, whichpreserve for us in this later day the wonders of Grecian civiliza-tion in the past, a jovial Albanian sings to the accompanimentof his mandolin, while his comrade puffs his pipe and revels inthe melody which solaces their solitude. The sun sinks to restbeyond the ruins, which these two figures alone animate. TheGreece that was and the Greece that is to-day could find nostronger or more significant contrast. Height, 9% inches; width,12 inches. Salon, 1851. Collections of M. Collot and Baroness Nathaniel dcRothschild. C. F. DAUBICNY. 108 VILLAGE OF Upon the sandy shore of the banks of the Seine, in theforeground at the right, two women stop to gossip, while thecows they have been driving enter the water. The tide is lowand a sand-bank shows in the middle of the stream. The farthershore at the left is shaded by trees. In the distance is the villageof Ajuvers under a hill. The sky indicates a cloudy autumnafternoon. Signed at the right, 1874. Panel. Height, U ins.: length, 33 ins. Collect ion of 31. Paris, Paris. OIL PAINTTNGS 67 GEORGE FULLER. 109 CHERUBIC HEADS. A group of three heads, intoning- a psalm of praise, with thovague and dreamy tone and color of a completely imaginativeconception. Painted on canvas. Height. 20 inches: width, 16 inches. From the sale of the artists studio after his death, 1884: N. V. DIAZ. 110 A SUNLIT LANDSCAPE. b$W
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