Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . Galleries,iNIadison Square South, New York City. CATALOGUE FIRST EVENINGS SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1917IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF THE Fifth Avenue, o8th to 59th Street BEGINNING AT ocLOCK Eduard Cliarleiiiont Austrian: 1848—1906 1~LE BUVEUR Panel: Height, 12i/o inches; width, Gi/o inches A FULL-LENGTH standing figure of a soldier of the Louis Treizeperiod, in costume of light gray doublet and breeches, under-jacket of light buff as indicated on the left arm, red stockingswith yellow ribbons tied at the
Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . Galleries,iNIadison Square South, New York City. CATALOGUE FIRST EVENINGS SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1917IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF THE Fifth Avenue, o8th to 59th Street BEGINNING AT ocLOCK Eduard Cliarleiiiont Austrian: 1848—1906 1~LE BUVEUR Panel: Height, 12i/o inches; width, Gi/o inches A FULL-LENGTH standing figure of a soldier of the Louis Treizeperiod, in costume of light gray doublet and breeches, under-jacket of light buff as indicated on the left arm, red stockingswith yellow ribbons tied at the knees, and a wide-brimmedblack hat, crowning flowing locks of dark brown. The soldierholds in his right hand a large pewter tankard, and turns hishead over his left shoulder, smiling as if about to drink some-ones health. Through an open window on the right appearsa bit of landscape, and on a table are a sword and broad leatherbelt. Signed at the lower right, and dated 8i. Henri/ Graves CoUectiun, Catalogue Xo. 8, Xcrc York, pert fj of ~ William H. Warren B. Davis American : Contemporary 2—BESIDE THE FOREST FOOL Height, 13 inches; length, 20 inches A FULL-LENGTH nudc female figure, in back view, reclining atease, as if asleep, on a great, smooth bowlder, its gray surfacemaking a foil for luminous flesh. Dark green foliage in thebackground adds still further emphasis. Signed at the lower right. Purchased direct from the of Mr. Edward G. OReilly. Kiiiiindy Jena Contemporary S—THE TAX GATHERER Panel: Height, 12 inches; width, l^i inches A FULL-LEXGTH figure of a young man in Directoire costumeand the tricolor cockade in his hat. He carries his cane underhis left arm while, with both hands, he holds up a book andpencil. He is evidently taking notes. Signed at the loxcer left, and dated Munchen 1884. Purchased from the late T. J. the collection of the late Leon Maxdel. David Johnson, American: 18-27—1908 4—yi HOME
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