Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . onstruction with red-tiled roofs. The hour is earlyevening and lamp-light shines gently from a green-shutteredwindow in a house on the right. At the end of the street, in thedistance, some tree forms are indicated and a warm-tinted graysky fills the upper part of the canvas. Signed at the lower of Mr. E. A. Gurxee. George H. Bogert, American: 186-t—7i)~^MOON LIGHT Height, 28 inches: length, 36 inches A MEADOW with a pool in the middle foreground near which ahorse and cart are dimly seen, a tree o
Nearly three hundred valuable paintings of the American and foreign schools . onstruction with red-tiled roofs. The hour is earlyevening and lamp-light shines gently from a green-shutteredwindow in a house on the right. At the end of the street, in thedistance, some tree forms are indicated and a warm-tinted graysky fills the upper part of the canvas. Signed at the lower of Mr. E. A. Gurxee. George H. Bogert, American: 186-t—7i)~^MOON LIGHT Height, 28 inches: length, 36 inches A MEADOW with a pool in the middle foreground near which ahorse and cart are dimly seen, a tree on the left wath foliagereaching to the top of the canvas, a group of trees beyond,and a belt of trees on the right, occupy the lower half of thecanvas. The foliage masses are so placed that a vista opens upshowing the full moon just above the distant hills, and in theupper part of the sky are clouds which, both in color andvalue, serve to balance the darker warm tints of the foregroimdand middle distance. Signed at the longer left. Propert/j of Mit. Frederic B. Til o 111 as Mo ran, American : 1837— 71—THE APPROACHIXG STORM Height. 20 inches: length. 30 inches A EOADWAY at the left, leading across a sedgy foreground,crosses a stream by a bridge in the middle distance and con-tinues its course past a group of trees on the left. On theright, on the farther shore of the stream, is a mass of trees,their trunks and foliage shining in the sunlight, Avhich illuminesthat part of the picture. The sky shows great masses of darkgray clouds mingled with others of white, and a space of brokenblue above in whicli cirrus clouds are twisted by the wind. Asummer shower is passing on the extreme left. Signed at the lower right. Properti/ of Fredkric B. Thomasox, Esq. EdAviu Lord Weeks American-: 1849—1903 72—PALACE AND LAKE AT SARKEH, AH3IEDA-BAD, INDIA Height, 28 incJici; length, 38 inches An elaborate suninier palace formerly much used by one of theold kings, now rapid
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