Sales catalogue 119: Browne & Browne

Date:
1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/30/3
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 119: Browne & Browne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Masters, a few Prints, being Part of the Collection oi the late Sir Joshua Reynolds, the Property of his niece, the Marchioness of Thomond, deceased, to be sold by auction by Mr. Christie on May 16th, 1821, and following day ; also a Catalogue of Ancient and Modern Pictures of the Marchioness of Thomond, deceased, comprising, besides some of the Greatest Masters, a considerable number of the Finest Works of the late Sir Joshua Reynolds, par- ticularly the Original Designs for the Window of New College, Oxford ; Portraits of Sir Joshua by Himself, and other Portraits and Fancy Subjects by him, to be sold by Mr. Christie on May 18th and 19th, 1821, priced with buyers’ names ; also a Catalogue of Valuable Pictures, &c., the Property of Charles Alexander De Calonne, to be sold by Messrs. Skinner and Dyke on Monday, 23rd March, 1795, and five following days, priced. In one vol, 4to., half morocco, VERY RARE, £5 1795-1821 100 ART.—Rubens, by Max Rooses. Translated by Harold Child, illustrated with over 350 101 104 fac- 1904 reproductions of Ruben’s works, including 70 full-page tlustrateons in heliogravure and simile, 2 vols, roy. 4to., half morocco, uncut, FINE COPY, £3 (pub. £5 5s) From Sir Walter Armstrong’s Library. ART.—Paul Sandby, 1725-1809. Very fine reproductions in colour of six of his water-colour drawings of Windsor Castle: King Henry the VIII. Gateway—Queen Klizabeth’s Gateway —View from the N. Terrace, looking Westward—The Governor’s House and Garter Chamber, Lower Ward—The Lower Ward from the Base of the Round Tower—Henry the VIII. Gate- way from the Town—the set of six exact facsimile reproductions of the original drawing, size of colour surface 13 by 9 in., the drawings were made in 1751, £3 3s the set ART.—“‘ The Artist Engraver :” a Quarterly Magazine of Original Work. 4 parts, folio, in the original wrappers, includes the following :—Etching by A. Legros, Engraving by William Strang, Wood Engraving by C. H. Shannon, Lithograph by Joseph Pennell, Etching by D. Y. Cameron, Etching by Philip Pimlott, Etching by W. Monk, Etching by Maurice and Edward Detmold, Lithograph by Will Rothenstein, Woodcuts by T. Sturge Moore, Etching by R. Goff, Etching by Amelia Banerle, Etching by Miss A. Galton, Lithograph by A. §. Hartrick, Wood Engraving by William Strang, Mezzotint by A. J. Skrimshire, Etching by D. Shaw Maclauglan, Wood Engraving by W. Nicholson, Wood Engraving by Bernard Sleigh, Lithograph by Carton Moore Park, all published, RARE, £4 4s 1903-04 98 ART.—Picturesque Architecture in Paris, Ghent, Antwerp, Rouen, &c., drawn from Nature on Stone, by Thomas Shotter Boys, 1839: a Re-issue of the Complete Set of these Exceedingly Scarce and Beautiful Delineations of Continental Cities. Printed in Colours, with Descriptive Notes to each Plate and an Introduction by E. Beresford Chancellor, M.A., 4to., original cloth, 15s (pub. £3) 1928 102 ART.—Portrait Miniatures, by George C. Williamson. Sm. 4to., orignal wrappers, 6s : 1910 Nine plates slightly damaged by pin pricks, numerous reproductions in colour from famous examples. 103 ART.—Thirty Years of British Art, by Sir Joseph Duveen, Bt. With an Introduc- tion by Sir Martin Conway (now Lord Conway), sm. folio, original wrappers, nume- rous illustrations, some in colour, 78 6d = 1930 105 ART.—Matthew William Peters, R.A. : his Life and Work, by Lady Victoria Manners, with a Catalogue of his Paintings and Engravings after his Works. Sm. 4to., original cloth, 5s 1913 106 ART.—The Early Teutonic, Italian and French Masters. Translated and _ edited from the Dohme Series by A. H. Keane, M.A.I., wth numerous tllustrations, roy. 8vo., half roan (rubbed), 9s 6d 1879 Treats of the Early German Masters: Durer and Schongauer, by W. Schmidt; Burckman and others, by Woltmann; German Little Masters, by A. Rosenberg; The Early Flemish Masters by Eisenmann and Rosenberg, &c.; The Early Italian Masters, by Woermann ; The Early French, by Regnet. 107 ART.—The Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, late President of the Royal Academy, by James Northcote, R.A. Second Edition, revised and augmented, 2 vols, 8vo., full calf (broken), portraits, &c., 108 1818 From Lord Durham’s Library. 108 ART.—The Two Paths: being Lectures on Art and its Application to the Decoration and Manufacture, delivered in 1858-59 by John Ruskin. 2 vols, cr. 8vo., original cloth, illustrated, First Edition, Finn, 7s 6d 1859 109 ART.—F. Wheatley, R.A.: his Life and Works, with a Catalogue of his Engraved Pictures by W. Roberts. Sm. 4to., original wrappers, FINE COPY, 10s 1910 110 ART.—John Downman, A.R.A., by G. C. Williamson, with a Catalogue of his Draw- ings. Sm. 4to., wrappers, a8 tssued, FINE copy. 7s 1907 111 ART.—George Morland, by J. T. Herbert Baily, with a Catalogue of the Engraved Pictures. Sm. 4to., original cloth, 7s 1906 112 ART.—Old English Colour Prints, by Malcolm OC. Salaman. Sm. 8vo., orsginal wrappers, 78 1909 Forty choice examples in facsimile colour. 113 ASQUITH (Margot, Countess of Oxford) Autobiography, Book II. First Hdition, 8vo., original cloth, portraits, &c., FINE COPY, 25s 1922 114 ASTROLOGY.—A _ Treatise of Natal Astrology, by G. Wilde and J. Dodson; to which is appended ‘‘The Soul and the Stars,” by A. G. Trent. 8vo., original cloth, 5s 1894
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