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W ORIsD’S COLUMBIAN Exposition

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♦ OFFICIAL CATALOGUE

Pf\RT X. ART GALLERIES and ANNEXES

Department K. FINE ARTS Painting, Sculpture, Architecture,, DE.GORATION

HALSEY G. IV&S, Chief

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M. P. HANDY, Chief

CHICAGO: W. B. CONKEY COMPANY, PUBLISHERS TO THE World's Columbian exposition, 1693. 4

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year A. D. 1893, in the office of Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C., by The World’s Columbian Exposition,

For the exclusive use of W. B. Conkey Company, Chicago.

This Catalogue presents the lists of exhibitors and exhibits as they were installed or accepted for installation, according to information filed with the editor of the Catalogue at the time of going to press. Additional entries, withdrawals, or changes in location of exhibits, will be noted in a subsequent edition.

W. B. CONKEY COMPANY PRINTERS AND BINDERS CHICAGO. DEPARTMENT

OF FINE ARTS. (K>

HALSEY C. IVES, CHIEF.

CHARLES M. KURTZ, ASSISTANT CHIEF.

SARA T. HALLOWELL, ASSISTANT.

LOUIS J. MILLET, SUPERINTENDENT OF ARCHITECTURAL AND DECORATIVE EXHIBITS

GEORGE CORLISS, SUPERINTENDENT OF GALLERIES.

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GROUP 143.—ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS; PRINTS. FOR ETCHINGS

NEW YORK. Carleton T. Chapman. C. F. W. Mielatz. Samuel Colman. C. A. Platt. James D. Smillie.

PHILADELPHIA. Hermann Faber. Max Rosenthal. Bernhard Uhle.

BOSTON. W. B. Closson. S. R. Koehler. Charles A. Walker. FOR WOOD ENGRAVING. NEW YORK. Horace Baker. John P. Davis. Frank French.

PHILADELPHIA. A. M. Lindsay. C. H. Reed.

BOSTON. W. B. Closson. S. R. Koehler. Charles A. Walker. COMMITTEE ON A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBIT OF AMERICAN PAINTING

COMMITTEE-AT-LARGE. Charles Henry Hart, Philadelphia, Chairman. Thomas B. Clarke, New York. Charles G. Loring, Boston. ADVISORY COMMITTEE. NEW YORK. John La Farge. John F. Weir. , BOSTON. Hon. Martin Brimmer. Gen. Charles G. Loring. J. Templeman Coolidge. Frederick P. Vinton. J. Harvey Young. PHILADELPHIA. Charles Henry Hart. Henry Whelen, Jr. J. Granville Leach.

* ART PALACE.

Grecian-Ionic in style, the Fine Arts Building is a pure type of the most refined classic architecture. The building is oblong, and is 500x320 feet, intersected north, south, east and west by a great nave and transept 100 feet wide and 70 feet high, at the intersec¬ tion of which is a dome 60 feet in diameter. The building is 125 feet to the top of the dome, which is surmounted by a colossal statue of the type of the famous figure of Winged Victory. The transept has a clear space through the center of 60 feet, being lighted entirely from above. On either side are galleries 20 feet wide and 24 feet above the floor. The collections of sculptures are displayed on the main floor of the nave and transept, and on the walls, both of the ground floor and of the galleries, are ample areas for display¬ ing the paintings and sculptured panels in relief. The corners made by the crossing of the nave and transept are filled with small picture galleries. Around the entire building are galleries 40 feet wide, forming a continuous promenade. Between the promenade and the naves are the smaller rooms devoted to private collections of paintings and the colleo tions of the various art schools. On either side of the main building, and connected with it by handsome corridors, are very large annexes. The main building is entered by foui great portals, richly ornamented with architectural sculpture and approached by broad flights of steps. The walls of the loggia of the colonnades are highly decorated with mural paintings, illustrating the history and progress of the arts. The frieze of the exterior walls and the pediments of the principal entrances are ornamented with sculptures and portraits in bas-relief of the masters of ancient art. All light is supplied through glass skylights in iron frames. The building is located in the northern portion of the park, with the south front facing the lagoon. It is separated from the lagoon by terraces ornamented with balustrades, with an immense flight of steps leading down from the main portal to the lagoon, where there is a landing for boats. The immediate neighborhood of the building is ornamented with groups of statues, replica ornaments of classic art, such as the Choragic monument, the "Cave of the Winds,” and other beautiful examples of the Grecian art. The ornamenta¬ tion also includes statues of heroic and life-size proportions. Architect, P. B. Atwood, of Chicago, Designer-in-Chief of the Exposition.

KEY TO INSTALLATION. This building, which is expressly devoted to the exhibit of fine arts, painting, sculpture and statuary, is a central figure in itself, and is divided into four great courts known as the north, south, east and west courts. These lead into a massive space known as the central dome. Each space for exhibits is indicated by a number in connection with the court in which it is located. In connection with the main building are pavilions located at each corner, where exhibits will also be shown, an exterior colonnade extending from each pavilion to the north and south courts. The paintings, sculpture and groups of statuary are each indicated in regular numerical order. The location of the exhibit will be found by referring to the name of the exhibitor in the catalogue and then glancing at the diagram where the court, or gallery, containing the exhibit is shown, together with the number of the painting, etc. The exhibits in the loggias.and also on the second floor, are indicated in like manner. 13 u 15 14 13 1

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EAST PAVILION WEST PAVILION GROUND PLAN COPYRIGHTED 1893, BV THE OF FINE ART World’s Columbian exposition Tor the Exclusive Use or World’s Columbian Exposition. W. B. CONKEY COMPANY, Chicago. WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION stack ghcLchcLtfccfccfc ttac^»c^icfact»t^at|»cf»y United States—Galleries:1,2,3, Great Britain:12,13,14,15,16, France: 43,44,45,48,47,49,50, 4»4»d*fc4»cfcd~-'Belgium: 63,64,65,66,67, Society ofPolishArtists:62. Austria: 35,36,59,60,61. Germany: 28,29,30,31,32,38,34. Holland: 25,26,27. W. B. CONKEY COMPANY, 4, 5,6,7,8,9,37,38,39,40,41,42. 51, 52,53,54,55,56,57,58. 17,18. ASSIGNMENT OFSPACE. Fob theExclusive Useor COPYRIGHTED 1893, CHICAGO. BY THI ►3* PLAN OFUPPERGALLERY. WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, PALACE OFFINE ARTS. CENTRAL PAVILION. FLAN OF-urPCAOALLENIti CENTRAL-PAVILION ^ «pt|S«Jsej»e!s’J{ -*1 ft* *77 _rg Sweden: 68,69,70. Denmark: 73,74,75. Norway: 71,72. Water-colors, Engravings,etc.,are Architecture andSculptureare Italy :76,77,78,79,80. Mexico: SpaceinGallery,South South, EastandWestCourtsof Rotundas oftheEastandWest the CentralPavilion,andin shown mostlyintheUpperGal¬ Pavilions. shown intheRotunda,North, Court: 134,135,136. to 188. leries oftheCentralPavilion,109 ASSIGNMENT OFSPACE. Is* «* & ►3* !§• a* & 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3* k 10 CLASSIFICATION

DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

PAINTING, SCULPTURE, ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION.

GROUP 139. SCULPTURE. Class 820. Figures and groups in marble; casts from original works by modern artists; models and monumental decorations. Class 821. Bas-reliefs in marble or bronze. Class 822. Figures and groups in bronze. Class 823. Bronzes from cire perdue.

GROUP 140. PAINTINGS IN OIL.

GROUP 141. PAINTINGS IN WATER COLORS.

GROUP 142. PAINTINGS ON IVORY, ON ENAMEL, ON METAL, ON PORCELAIN OR OTHER WARES; FRESCO PAINTING ON WALLS.

GROUP 143. ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS; PRINTS.

GROUP 144. CHALK, CHARCOAL, PASTEL AND OTHER DRAWINGS.

GROUP 145. ANTIQUE AND MODERN CARVINGS; ENGRAVINGS IN MEDALLIONS OR IN GEMS; CAMEOS, INTAGLIOS.

GROUP 146. EXHIBITS FROM PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.

(Architecture as a Fine Art is touched upon in Groups 139,142 and 145.) Department K.--Fine Arts.

UNITED STATES.

Sculpture.

GROUP 189. Brooks, Carrie. 25. Enid. (Bust of a Child.) (Plaster.) Sculpture. Bush-Brown, H. K., New York. 26. The Buffalo Hunt. (Plaster.) Adams, Herbert, New York. Byrnes, James A., Denver. x. Portrait Bust of a Lady. (Marble.) 27. Wounded Buffalo. (Plaster.) 2. Primavera. (Marble.) Calder, A. Sterling, Philadelphia. 3. Colored Bust of St. Agnes. (Plaster.) 28. Cordelia. (Plaster.) Bachman, Max, Boston. 29. Boy with Ribbon. (Plaster.) 4. Bust of Miss O. (Plaster.) Cannon, John L., New York. 5. Portrait Bas-relief of Mrs. Frank Shel¬ 30. Bas - relief of Elizabeth Cannon. don. (Plaster.) (Bronze). 6. The Son of Man. (Plaster.) Ciani, V. A., New York. 7. Portrait Bas-relief. (Plaster.) 31. A Cavalier. (Bronze.) Bartlett, Paul, Paris. Clarke, Thomas Shields, Paris. 8. Medallion Portrait of Rev. Dr. Skinner. 32. The Cider Press. (Bronze.) (Marble.) Cohen, Catherine, Paris. 9. The Ghost Dance (study of the nude). 33. Bust of Henry Souther. (Plaster.) (Plaster.) Copp, Ellen R., Chicago. 10. Bohemian and Bear. (Plaster.) 34. Relief Portrait of Harriet Monroe. n. Bust of Mrs. B. (Marble.) (Bronze.) Baur, Theodore, New York. Cox, Charles B., Philadelphia. 12. The Secret. (Unfinished.) (Plaster.) 35. American Buffalo. (Bronze.) 13. Panel of Joseph Jefferson as Rip Van Cushing, Robert, New York. Winkle, Bob Acres, and Dr. Pangloss. 36. Bust of Cardinal McCloskey. (Bronze.) (Bronze.) Dallin, C. E., Paris. Bi9sell, George E., New York. 37. Signal of Peace. (Bronze.) 14. John Watts. (Bronze.) 38. Portrait Bust. (Marble.) Borglum, J. Gurtzon, Chicago. Donoghue, John, London. 15. Indian Scouts. (Bronze.) 39. Kypros. (Plaster.) Boyle, J. J., Philadelphia. 40. The Young Sophocles leading the 16. Tired Out. (Bronze.) (From Cire Chorus of Victory after the Battle of perdue.) Salamis. (Plaster.) Bradley, Amy A., Boston. Fjelde, Jakob, Minneapolis. 17. Daughter of the Pharoahs. (Plaster.) 41. Bas-relief of Burt Harwood. (Plaster.) 18. Bust of a Boy. (Plaster.) 42. Bust of Judge Nelson. (Bronze.) Bringhurst, Robert P., St. Louis. French, Daniel C., New York. 19. Awakening of Spring. (Terra Cotta.) 43. Bust of A. Bronson Alcott. (Bronze.) 20. Faun—Fragment of a Fountain. (Plas¬ 44. The Angel of Death and the Sculptor. ter.) (Plaster.) Brooks, Caroline S., New York. Gelert, J., Chicago. 21. Iolanthe. (Marble.) 45. Bust of Abraham Lincoln. (Plaster.) 22. Lady Godiva. (Marble.) 46. The Little Architect. (Plaster.) 23. Lady Godiva Returning. (Marble.) 47. Theseus. (Bronze.) 24. Vanderbilt Group. (Marble.) 48. Struggle for Work. (Plaster.) 12 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Sculpture.

Grafly, Charles, Philadelphia. O’Donovan, W. R., New York. 49. Daedalus. (Bronze.) 86. Bust of Thomas Eakins. (Bronze.) 50. Bad Omens. (Plaster.) 87. Bust of R. S. Gifford. (Bronze.) Griffith, J. Milo, Chicago. Partridge, William Ordway, Boston. 51. Bust. (Plaster.) 88. Portrait Bust of a Lady. (Marble.) 52. Sabrina, Goddess of the Severn. 89. Bust of J. R. Lowell. (Plaster.) (Bronze.) 90. Shakespeare. (Plaster.) 53. Nubian Captive. (Plaster.) 91. Nearing Home. (Marble.) 54. Coursing during the time of Queen 92. Madonna. (Plaster.) Elizabeth. (Bronze.) 93. Head of Christ. (Marble.) 55. Shield presented to H. R. H. the Prin¬ 94. Milton. (Bronze.) cess of Wales on her Silver Wedding 95. Night. Marble.) by the inhabitants of South Wales. 96. A Dream. (Marble.) (Electroplate.) Peterson, George D., Chicago. 56. Medallion. Study of a Female Head. 97. Tiger at Bay. (Plaster.) (Marble.) Potter, Bessie O., Chicago. 57. Medallion. Dawn. (Marble.) 98. Prof. David Swing. (Plaster.) Hamond, Jane N., Boston. Prescott, Katherine, Boston. 58. Lucie. (Bronze.) 99. Medallion. Joy to the New Year, Peace 59. A Medallion. (Plaster.) to the Old. (Plaster ) Hartley, J. S., New York. 100. Medallion. Bas-relief of RalphWaldo 60. Pan. (Bronze.) Emerson. (Plaster.) 61. Bust of Wm. C. Church. (Bronze.) Rogers, John, New York. 62. John Gilbert as Sir Peter Teazle. 101. Rip Van Winkle. (Bronze.) (Bronze.) 102. Wounded Scout. (Bronze.) Hyatt, H. R., Boston. 103. Going for the Cows. (Bronze.) 63. Head of Laughing Girl. (Plaster.) 104. Taking the Oath. (Bronze.) Kemeys, Edward, Chicago. 105. Uncle Ned's School. (Bronze.) 64. Old Ephraim. (Bronze.) 106. Going to the Parson. (Bronze.) 65. After the Feast. (Bronze.) 107. One More Shot. (Bronze.) 66. American Bay Lynx. (Bronze.) 108. Rip Van Winkle in the Mountains. 67. American Panther and Her Cubs. (Bronze.) (Bronze.) 109. Council of War. (Bronze.) 68. Grappling His Game. (Bronze.) no. Abraham Lincoln. (Plaster.) 69. Fighting Panther and Deer. (Bronze.) Rohl-Smith, Carl, Chicago, 70. Texan Bull and Jaguars. (Bronze.) in. Mato Wanartaka (Kicking Bear), 71. The Still Hunt. (Bronze.) Chief of the Sioux. (Plaster.) 72. Battle of the Bulls. (Bronze.) 112. Bust of Henry Watterson. (Bronze.) 73. American Black Bear. (Bronze.) Ruggles, Theo Alice, Boston. 74. Jaguar and Boa-constrictor. (Bronze.) 113. A New England Fisherman. (Plaster.) Kitson, Henry A., Boston. 114. Portrait bust (Italian child). (Bronze.) 75. Music of the Sea. (Bronze.) 115. Young Orpheus. (Plaster.) 76. Portrait Bust. (Marble.) 116. On the Banks of the Oise. (Bronze.) 77. Christ Crucified. (Plaster.) Tilden, Douglas, Paris. Lindstrom, August, Chicago. 117. Young Acrobat. (Bronze.) 78. Bust of John Ericsson. (Plaster.) 118. Baseball Player. (Plaster.) Martiny, Phillip, New York. 119. Tired Boxer. (Plaster.) 79. Portrait Bust of a Child. (Plaster.) 120. Indian Bear Hunt. (Bronze.) Mead, Larkin G., Florence. Triebel, Frederick E., Florence. 80. The Return of Proserpine from the 121. Medallion of Savonarola. (Plaster.) Realms of Pluto. (Plaster.) On 122. Medallion of Donatello. (Plaster.) pediment of Agricultural Building. 123. Mysterious Music. (Bronze.) Mills, J. Harrison, New York. 124. Love Knows no Caste. (Marble.) 81. Portrait Medallion. (Plaster.) 125. Bust of Gen. John A. Logan. (Marble.) Murray, Samuel, Philadelphia. 126. The First Fish. (Marble.) 82. Study of a Child. (Bronze.) 127. Bust of Rev. Edwin B. Russell. 83. Walt Whitman. (Bronze.) (Marble.) Niehaus, C. H., New York. Turner, William G., Florence. 84. Historical Door of Trinity Church. 128. A Dream. (Marble.) (Plaster.) 129. Fisherman's Daughter. (Marble.) 85. Athlete. (Plaster.) 130. The Herald of Peace. (Bronze.) UNITED STATES. 13

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

131. Rhoda. (Marble.) Baker, William Bliss (deceased). Varney, Luella, Rome. 163. Silence. 132. Mark Twain. (Bronze.) Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 133. Portrait of a Lady. (Marble., York. Volk, Leonard W., Chicago. Barnard, E. H., Boston. 134. Bust of Colonel Hascall, U. S. A. 164. Midday. (Marble.) 165. Portrait of E. H. B. 135. Bust of a Lady. (Marble.) Bates, Dewey, Cookham Dene, Berk¬ Warner, Olin L., New York. shire, England. 136. Diana. (Plaster.) 166. Spring. (Owned by Mrs. A. C. C. Bere, 137. Medallion of Joseph, Chief of the Nez London.) Perces Indians. (Bronze.) Beaux, Cecilia, Philadelphia. 138. Medallion of Columbia River In¬ 167. Last Days of Infancy. dians. (Bronze.) 168. Portrait of a Boy. 139. Portrait of J. Alden Weir. (Bronze.) Beck, Carol H., Philadelphia. 140. Portrait of a Baby. (Bronze.) 169. Portrait of Governor Pattison. (Owned 141. Bust of Mozart. (Plaster.) by Hon. R. E. Pattison, Harrisburg, 142. Model for a Caryatid. (Plaster.) Pa.) Wesselhceft, F. G., Boston. 170. Portrait. 143. Titania and Bottom. (Plaster.) Beckwith, Carroll, New York. 344. African Head. (Plaster.) 171. Mr. Isaacson. White, Alfred, Paris. 172. Portrait of Miss E. A. H. 145. Portrait of Monsieur M. (Plaster.) Lent by Miss Hall, New York. Whitney, Anna, Boston. Bell, E. A., New York. 146. Roma. (Plaster.) 173. Portrait. Study of a Lady in Gray. Wuertz, Emil H., Chicago. Benedict, Enella, Lake Forest, Ill. 147. Murmur of the Sea. (Plaster.) 174. Brittany Children. Zearing, H. H., Chicago. Benson, Frank W., Salem, Mass. 148. Bas-relief of Abraham Lincoln. 175. Figure in White. (Bronze.) 176. Portrait in White. 177. Girl with a Red Shawl. (Owned by GROUP 140. Mrs. David Kimball, Boston.) Bicknell, Frank A., Paris. Paintings in Oil. 178. An Old Apple Orchard. Albright, A. E., Chicago. 179. Along the River Oise. 149. Morning-glories. Bigelow, D. F., Chicago. Alexander, Henry, New York. 180. Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. 150. Chinese Interior. Bisbing, Henry S., Paris. Allen, Thomas, Boston. 181. On the River Shore. 151. Moonrise. 182. Afternoon in the Meadow. 152. Thoroughbreds. (Owned by Mrs. 183. Lapsing Waves on Quiet Shore. Thomas Allen, Pittsfield, Mass.) Blackman, Walter, London. 153. Under the Willows. 184. A Capri Belle. 154. Coming Through the Wood. Blakelock, R. A. Allen, W. S., New York. 185. Moonlight. 155. Evening at the Lake. Lent by W. M. Laffan, New Amsden, William T., New York. York. 156. Spanish Meadows. 186. Cloverdale. Anderson, David J., Woodridge, N. J. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 157. Landscape. York. Armstrong, Maitland, New York. 158. “White House,” Pont Aven, Brittany. Blashfield, Edwin H., New York. Baer, William J., New York. 187. The Angel with the Flaming Sword. 159. Day Dream. 188. Christmas Bells. Baird, W. D., Paris. 189. Portrait. 160. Waiting Their Turn. Blenner, Carle J., New York. Baker, Ellen Kendall, Puteaux, 190. Contentment. France. 191. Portrait of El Senor Don Roderigo de 161. Sans Souci. Saavedra. (Owned by Roderigo de Baker, Mary K., Boston Saavedra, Jr., Royal Spanish Lega¬ 162. Chrysanthemums. tion, Washington.) 14 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Bogert, George H., New York. Brush, George de Forest, New York. 192. Morning. 222. Mother and Child. 193. Moonlight. Lent by J. M. Sears, Boston. Boggs, Frank M., Paris. 223. The Indian and the Lily. 194. Fishing Boats Going Out, Isigny, Lent by C. D. Miller, Jersey France. (Owned by James H. Dole, City. Chicago.) 224. The Head Dress. 195. Brooklyn Bridge. Lent by H. H. Fay, Boston. Boston, Joseph H., Brooklyn. 225. The Sculptor and the King. 196. Gladys. A Portrait. Bryant, Wallace, Boston. Boughton,George H. Care of Messrs. 226. Noon. Dunthorne, London. Bunker, Caroline, Boston. 197. An English Spring Day. 227. Study of Snowballs. (Owned by Mrs. Boutwood, Charles E., Chicago. F. D. Cross, Providence.) 198. Portrait of Hon. C. B. Farwell. (Owned 228. Wheat Stacks, Afternoon Sunshine. by Mrs. Dudley Winston, Chicago.) 229. Goosefield. Boyden, Dwight Frederic, Paris. Bush-Brown, Mrs. M. Lesley, New- 199. The Pines of Mauve. burg, N. Y. Bregler, Charles, Philadelphia. 230. Fragment of Mural Decoration for 200. Portrait of a Woman. (Owned by Mrs. Music Room. Wm. Bregler, Philadelphia.) Butler, George B. 231. Girl with Tambourine. Bridgman, F. A., Paris. Lent by W. C. Brownell, New 201. Passage of the Red Sea. York. 202. Women at the Mosque, Algiers. Butler, Herbert, Chicago. 203. In a Village at El Biar, Algiers. 232. Hard Times. 204. Day Dreams. Butler, Howard Russell, New York. Bristol, J. B., New York. 233. Seaweed Gatherers, Finistere, France. 205. Mount Chocorua, N. H. 234. Church of Guadalupe, Aguas Calientes, Brooks, A. F., Chicago Mex. 206. The Primrose Way. 235. Marine. Brouwer, T. A., Jr., East Hampton, Buttles, Mary, New York. L. I. 236. Julie. 207. Musk Melons. 237. P easant Woman of Alsace. Brown, J. Appleton, New York. Cady, Henry N., Philadelphia. 208. Springtime. 238. Sunset at Narragansett Pier. Cain, Neville, Louisville. Brown, J. G., New York. 239. The Satyr and the Traveler. 209. A Card Trick. Caliga, I. H., Boston. 210. The Stump Speech. 240. Portrait. (Owned by Robert F.Herrick, 211. Training the Dog. Brookline, Mass.) 212. Pull for The Shore. Cameron, Edgar S., Chicago. Lent by Isidore Strauss, New 241. In the Studio. York. Candidus, Harry W. T., Munich. 213. Homeward Bound. 242. Landscape. Lent by W. T. Evans, New Carl, Kate A., Paris. York. 243. Head of a Man. 214. At the Old Cottage. Cauldwell, Leslie, Paris. Lent by Gilbert Gaul, New 244. A Sun Bath. York. 245. A Breton Garden. 215. When we Were Girls. 246. A Daughter of Eve. Lent by E. Asiel, New York. Chapman, Carlton T., New York. Brown, Matilda, New York. 247. Five O’clock at St. Ives, England. 216. An Unwilling Model. 248. On Cape Ann. Brown, Walter Francis, Venice. Lent by Mrs. John Hutton, New 217. Roscona, Sunrise. York. Browne, Charles Francis, Chicagi Chase, Harry. 218. Old Poplar Trees. 249. At Anchor off Scheveningen. (Owned 219. Sand Dunes of Drummadoon, Arran. by Mrs. Harry Chase, St. Louis.) 220. Back from the Beach, Cape Ann. 250. The Battery Park. (Owned by Mrs. 221. On the Oise, France. Harry Chase, St. Louis.) UNITED STATES. 15

Paintings in OH.

Chase, William M., New York. Colman, Samuel, Newport. 251. Lady in Pink. 282. Mexican Hacienda. 252. Portrait of Miss L. 283. Mt. Tacoma from Puget Sound. 253. Alice. A Portrait. 284. The Inner Gorge of the Grand Cafion 254. Meditation. A Portrait. of the Colorado. 255. Portrait of Mrs E. Coman, Mrs.Charlotte B., New York. Lent by Mrs. E. 285. The Road to Town. 256. Lilliputian Boats in the Park. 286. A Stony Brook. Lent by R. L. Knoedler, New York. Conant, Lucy S., Boston. Church, F. S., New York. 287. The Orchid Meadow. 257. Knowledge is Power. (Owned by C. L. Connah, Douglas John, New York. Freer, Detroit.) 288. Douglas John Connah. (Owned by 258. The Viking’s Daughter. Mrs. John Connah.) Lent by John Geilatly, New Cooper, Colin C., Philadelphia. York. 289. Portrait of a Lady. Churchill, W. W., Boston. 290. Portrait. (Owned by Gen. St. Clair A. 259. Portrait. Mulholland, Philadelphia.) Clark, Rose, Buffalo. Corner, Thomas A., Baltimore. 260. Mother and Child. 291. Mother and Child. Clark, Walter, New York. 292. Industry. 261. Spring. Clarke, Thomas Shields, Pittsburg. Corwin, Charles O., Chicago. 262. A Fool’s Fool. (Owned by Pennsyl¬ 293. Edge of the Clearing. vania Academy of Fine Arts.) Couse, Eanger I., Paris. 263. Night Market, Morocco. 294. My First Born. 264. A Gondola Girl. 295. Milking Time. 265. Portrait of Madame d’E. Cox, Kenyon, New York. Clawson, John W., Paris. 296. Painting and Poetry. 266. Santa Maria della Salute, Venice. 297. An Eclogue. Clements, Gabrielle D., Philadelphia. 298. Diana. 267. Andarina. 299. The Pursuit of the Ideal. Clinedinst, B. W., New York. 300. Music. (Owned by F. N. Finney, Mil¬ 268. The Water Colorist. waukee.) 269. Monsieur’s Mail. 301. Echo. Cobb, Arthur Murray,Giverny,France. 302. May. 270. First Snow. 303. Portrait of L. H. K. (Owned by Mrs. Cochrane, J. G., Boston. Kenyon Cox.) 271. Old Stone Stairway,Pont Aven.Franee. 304. A Solo. Coffin, Elizabeth R., Brooklyn. 305. Portrait of St. Gaudens. 272. Hanging the Net. Lent by Augustus St. Gaudens, Coffin, Esther L., New York. New York. 273. Grapes. 306. Flying Shadows. Coffin, William A., New York. Lent by Stanford White, New 274. A Pennsylvania Farm After a Thunder York. Shower. Cox, Louise (Louise H. King), New 275. Moonlight in Harvest. York. 276. Twilight. (Owned by John B. Ladd, 307. A Rondel. Brooklyn.) 308. The Lotos Eaters. 277. Early Morning. (Owned by W. Sew¬ Craig, Thomas B., New York. ard Webb, New York.) 309. Upland Pasture (Morning). 278. Evening. (Owned by J. W. Licht- Cranch, Mrs. C. A., Boston. nauer. New York.) 310. Portrait of Mrs. E. D. Cranch. (Owned 279. September Breeze. (Owned by W. by Mrs. E. D. Cranch, Cambridge.) Seward Webb, New York.) Crane, Bruce. Cohen, George W., New York.) 311. The Harvest Field. 280. A Tale of the Sea. Lent by Andrew Carnegie. Collins, Alfred Q., New York. Cunningham, J. Wilton, Paris. 281. Portrait of Mr. Joe Evans. (Owned 312. Caught in the Briars. by Mr. Joe Evans, New York.) 313. For my Rabbits. 16 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Curran, Charles C., New York. Denman, Herbert, New York. 314. Winter Morning in a Barnyard. 346. The Trio. (Owned by Mr. George I. Tyson, Dessar, Louis P., Paris. New York.) 347. The Fishermen’s Departure. 315. Salle de la Venus de Milo. (Owned 348. Evening. (Owned by Meyer Jonasson, ^ by H. T. Shriver, New York.) New York.) 316. Sealing the Letter. (Owned by Mr. 349. Study—French Peasant Girl’s Head. Henderson, Minneapolis.) (Owned by Meyer Jonasson, New 317. The Iris Bed. (Owned by Wm. S. York.) ^ Hollingsworth, New York.) Dewey, Charles Melville, New York. 318. Early Morning in June. (Owned by 350. The Prelude of Night. Samuel T. Shaw.) 351. Return of the Hay Boats. 319. Winter Fog. Lent by W. T. Evans, New 320. A Cabbage Garden. (Owned by Mrs. York. J. A. Hewlett, Brooklyn.) 352. Shadows of the Evening Hour. 321. Under the Awning. Lent by W. T. Evans, New York. 322. A Dream. 353. The Hush of Day. 323. A Breezy Day. Dewing, T. W., New York. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 354. Summer Twilight. (Owned by C. L. York. Freer, Detroit.) 324. A Corner in a Barnyard. 355. A Musician. (Owned by C. L. Freer, Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New Detroit.) York. 356. Lady in Blue. (Owned byC. L. Freer, Dannat, Wm. T., Paris. Detroit.) 325. Spanish Women. 357. A Portrait.) Lent by Stanford White, Davis, Charles H., Mystic, Conn. 358. A Portrait. ) New York. 326. Abandoned. 359. Portrait of W. M. Chase. 327. Summer Morning. Lent by W. M. Chase, New York. 328. April. 360. The Days. (Lent by Miss A. W. Che¬ 329. On the New England Coast. ney and Miss Louise Cheney, South 330. The Valley. Manchester, Conn.) 331. A Winter Evening. (Owned by Didier, Ida Joy, Allegheny, Pa. Thomas E. Waggaman, Washing¬ 361. Portrait. ton.) Dielman, Frederick, New York. Day, Francis, New York. 362. A New York Arab. 332. A Table d’Hote. Lent by William Semple, Louis¬ Dean, Walter L., Boston. ville. 333. The Open Sea. Dillon, Julia, New York. 334. Peace. Peonies 335* The Seiner’s Return. 3 3‘ Dodson,' Sarah P. Ball, Brighton, Dearth, Henry J., East Hampton, L.I. England. 336. A Long Island Garden. 364. Saint Thekla. 337. Autumn. (Owned by George G. Till- 365. Honey of the Hymettus. otson.) Dohn, Pauline A., Chicago. De Camp, Joseph, Boston. 366. What the Stork Brought. 338. Carnation and Black. Donoho, G., Ruger, New York. De Crano, F. F., Philadelphia. 367. La Marcellerie. 368. Explorers. (Owned by J. Hull Brown- 339. Mentone, France. De Forest, Lockwood, New York. Dow, Arthur W., Ipswich, Mass. 340. Moonrise Among the Ruins of Pal¬ 369. Marsh Islands. myra. Dybe, Mrs. Mattie, New York. De Haas, M. F. H., New York. 370. Pumpkins and Onions. 341. New England Coast. Du Mond, Frank Vincent, New York. Delachaux, Leon, Paris. 371. Monastic Life. 342. The Miller’s Son. 372. Holy Family. 343* The Mill in the Meadows. 373. Christ and the Fishermen. Dellenbaugh, Frederick S.,NewYork. Du Mond, Fred Melville, Paris. 344* On the Moquis Cliffs, Arizona. 374. A Legend of the Desert. Deming, E. W., New York. Dunsmore, John Ward, Detroit. 345. A Mourning Brave. 375. Mozart. UNITED STATES. 17

Paintings in Oil.

Duvall, Fannie E., Los Angeles, Cal. Ertz, Edward, Paris. 376. Chrysanthemum Garden in California, 409. Potato Gatherer. 377. Study of Onions. Evans, E., Lehi, Utah. Duveneck, Frank, Cincinnati. 410. Harvest. (Owned by J. Rachmiel, 37»- Portrait of William Adams. Paris.) Dvorak, Frant, Chicago. Evans, Mrs. M. E., Godfrey, Ill. 379. Mother’s Pleasure. 411. September Lane. Eakins, Thomas, Philadelphia. Evans, Joe, New York. 380. Mending the Net. 412. The Plainfield Road.

381. Portrait of Prof. George S. Barker. 413- The Red Gate. (Owned by Prof. George. S. Barker, Fairchild, Lucia, Boston. Philadelphia.) 414. Portrait of a Boy with a Hat. (Owned 382. The Writing Master. by Mrs. C. Fairchild.) 383. Portrait of a Lady. (Owned by Miss Faxon, Wm. Bailey, New York. A. B. Van Buren, Detroit.) 415. Lady in Profile. 384. The Sculptor. (Owned by William 416. Maia. R. O’Donovan, New York.) Fisher, Mark, Stockbridge, England.

385. Portrait of Dr. Agnew. (Owned by 417. A Hampshire Dairy. (Owned by Mi University of Pennsylvania.) McCulloch, London.) 386. The Crucifixion. 418. Cattle Crossing a Stream. 387. Cowboys at Home Ranch. 419- Summer Afternoon. 388. Portrait of William D. Marks. (Owned 420. A Small Holding. by William D. Marks, Philadelphia.) 421. Timber Wagon, Normandy. 389. Portrait of Dr. Gross. (Owned by 422. Moonrise. Jefferson Medical College, Philadel¬ 423. Teste \ alley Meadows. phia.) 424. Sorting the Flock. Eakins, Mrs. Thomas, Philadelphia. 425- Orchard, Normandy. 390. Reflection. (Owned by W. H. Mac- 426. Evening. dowell, Philadelphia.) 427. Cows in Orchard (Winter). Eaton, C. Harry. Fitz, B. R. 391. Landscape. (Owned by Henry A. 428. The Reflection. Rust, Chicago.) Lent by W. T. Evans, New 392. Normandy Landscape. York. Lent by W. T. Evans, New Flagg, Charles N., Hartford. York. 429. Mark Twain. (Owned by Samuel L. 393. Autumnal. Clemens, Hartford.) Lent by J. D. Grant, San Fran¬ cisco. Forsyth, W,, Indianapolis. 430- Edge of the Woods. Eaton, Charles Warren, New York. 431* In the Garden. (Owned by Carl H. 394. Woods in Winter. Lieber, Indianapolis.) 395. October. 432. Landscape. (Owned by L. Weisen- 396- Moonrise. berger.) 397. On the Maine Coast. Foss, Harriet Campbell, New York. Elwell, D. Jerome, Boston. 433- A Flower Maker. 398. Moonrise at Domberg, Zeeland, Hol¬ Foster, Ben, New York. land. (Owned by St. Botolph Club, 434- First Days of Spring. (Owned by Boston.) James T. Pettus, New York.) 399. Bruges, Belgium. 435- The Returning Flock. 400. The Moorlands, Cape Ann. 436. A Maine Hillside. (Owned by James 401. Country of Calmpthout, Belgium. T. Pettus, New York.) Emmet, Lydia Field, New York. 437- In Fontainebleau Forest. (Owned by 402. The Mere. J. F. Drummond, New York.) 403. Noonday. (Owned by Miss A. B. Fowler, Frank, New York. Phelps, Wilkes Barre, Pa.) 438. Portrait. (Owned by Dr, Neftel, New Enneking, John J., Boston. York.) 404. Salting Sheep. 439- Portrait of Walter Shirlaw. (Owned 405. October Twilight. by Walter Shirlaw, New York.) 406. Autumn Afternoon. 440. Portrait. Girl in Black. 407. South Duxbury Clam Digger. 441. Portrait. (Owned by H. W. Goodrich. 408. November. New York.) K-2 18 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

442. Portrait. Lady in White. (Owned by 469. A Mass in Brittany. Mrs. Wm. A. Fowler, Brooklyn.) 470. Dominican Monk. 443. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ Gifford, R. Swain, New York. dorf. (1) 471. The Cove Road. (Owned by the De¬ 444. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ troit Club.) dorf. (2) 472. Moorlands. 445. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ 473. The Seaweed Gatherers. dorf. (3) 474. Over the Summer Sea. 446. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ 475. Telegraph Station at Sandy Hook. dorf. (4) 476. Salt Works Padan Aram. 447. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ 477. The Rock of Gibraltar. dorf. (5) Lent by Mrs. H. E. Lawrence, 448. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ New York. dorf. (6) 478. Landscape. 449. Fig ure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ Lent by J. B. Wheeler, New dorf. (7) York. 450. Figure Study for Ceiling, Hotel Wal¬ 479. Autumn. ) Lent by Thomas R. dorf. (8) 480. Nashawena. ) Clarke, New York. Fowler, Mary B. O., New York. 481. Sand Dunes. 451. Marie. Lent by Mrs. Robt. Carter, New Fraser, John A., New York. York. 452. An English Spring Morning. Gill, Mariquita, Paris. Freer, Frederick W., Chicago. 482. A Grey Day—Giverny. 453. Portrait of a Lady in Black. (Owned 483. A Midsummer Morning—Givernv. by the Boston Art Club.) Gill, Rosalie Lorraine, New York. 454. Portrait. (Owned by Henry C. Champ- 484. Twilight on St. Ives Bay. lin, Chicago.) 485. Portrait of Miss Inglis. 455- Gold Fish. (Owned by James C. Gilman, B. F., Philadelphia. Brooks, Chicago.) 486. Portrait. Fry, John H., St. Louis. Goldman, Martha, Pittsburg. 456. Labor. 487. Study. Head. Frye, Miss Gertrude, Philadelphia. Gottwald, F. C., Cleveland. 457. Portrait of G. E. (Owned by F. 488. Sunday on the Docks. Evans, Philadelphia.) 489. Along the Docks. Gardner, Elizabeth, Paris. Graves, Abbott, Boston. 458. Soap Bubbles. (Owned by Arthur 490. Poppies. Booth, London.) Grayson, Clifford P., Philadelphia. 459. At the Water’s Edge. 491. A Rainy Day at Pont Aven. Lent by W. H. Tailer, Dobb's 492. November. (Owned by the Art Club, Ferry, N. Y. Philadelphia.) Gaugengigl, I. M., Boston. 493. Idle Hours. 460. The Rehearsal. Green, C. A. Brooklyn. 461. The Manuscript. (Owned by Wm. A. 494. Peonies. Slater, Norwich, Conn.) Green, Frank Russell. 462. The Hat. (Owned by Wm. F. Weld, 495. My Sweetheart. Boston.) Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 463. The Love Song. (Owned by Tavern York. Club, Boston.) Greene, Lillian, Boston. Gaul, Gilbert, New York. 496. A Brittany Landscape. 464. Charging the Battery. Greenwood, Joseph H., Worcester. Lent by W. T. Evans, New 497. Autumn Oaks. York. Grenet, Edward, Levallois-Perret. 465- Silenced. 498. Evening Harmony. Lent by W. M. Chase, New 499. Grandmother’s Return. York. 500. Forgotten. Gay, Edward, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 501. Portrait Study. 466. Mother Earth. Gross, P. A., Paris. Gay, Walter^ Paris. 502. Essegney near Charmes, Vosges. 467. Charity.* 503. Road to the Spring. 468. A Gregorian Chant. 504. A Rainy Day. UNITED STATES. 19

Paintings in Oil.

Grover, Oliver Dennett, Chicago. 537. Snowy Day on Fifth Avenue. 505. Thy Will be Done. 538. Indian Summer, Madison Square. Gutherz, Carl, St. Paul. Hatfield, J. H., Canton Jet, Mass. 506. Light of the Incarnation. 539. The Doll’s Bath. 507. Arcessita ab Angelis. 540. A Letter from Papa. 508. Temptation of St Anthony. Hayden, Charles H., Boston. Hale, Ellen Day, Boston. 541. A Quiet Morning, October. 509. Under the Vine. 542. Cattle and Landscape. 510. Bessy. 543. Pasture Land, Connecticut. Hale, Philip, Paris. Hayden, Edward Parker. 511. Old Woman Reading. 544. October Sunlight. Hallowell, Maria, West Medford, Haynes, C. Coventry. Mass. 545. At your Home. 512. Portrait. 545 Poplars. 513. Portrait. (Owned by Miss A. N. 546. Portrait. (Owned by Mrs. K. W. Hallowed.) Haynes.) Hamilton, E. W. D., Boston. Healy, G. P. A., Chicago. 514. Evening. 547. Portrait of Adolphe Thiers. (Owned 515. Landscape. by Newberry Library, Chicago.) Hamilton, John McLure, London. Heberer, Charles, St. Louis. 516. The Rt, Hon. W. E. Gladstone at 548. End of November. Downing St. Helmold, Adele von, Philadelphia. 517. The Knitting Lesson. 549. Marigolds. Hammer, John J., New York. Henry, Edward L., New York. 518. Spring Flowers. 550. The County Fair. (Owned by W. F. Hardie, Robert Gordon, New York. Havemever, New York.) 519. Portrait of the Artist’s Wife. 551. The Wedding Day. (Owned by Mr. Harper, W. St. John, Easthampton, Dickinson, Mt. Holyoke, Mass.) L.I. Herter, Albert, New York. 520. Autumn, Easthampton. 552. Portrait of Mrs. H. Lent by W. T. Evans, New Hess, Lydia Purdy, Chicago. York. 553- Portrait of Miss E. H. (Owned by Harris, Charles X., New York. Miss Ena Hutchison, Mineral Point, 521. The Mowers. (Owned by Frederick Wis.) James, New York.) Hetzel, George, Pittsburg. Harrison, Alexander, Paris. 554. Wood Scene. 522. In Arcadia. 555. Study from Nature. 523. The Bathers. Hill, Roswell S., New York. 524. Misty Morning. 556. Young Girl Reading. 525. Marine. Hippie, Sarah Levis, Philadelphia. 526. Twilight. (Lent by St. Louis Museum 557. Sardine Fishing Boats. (Owned by of Fine Arjs.) Mrs. F. K. Hippie, Philadelphia.) Harrison, Birge, Paris. 558. The Road to Puteaux. (Owned by 527. The Surprise (in the Forest of Com- Mrs. F. K. Hippie, Philadelphia.) peigne). Hitchcock, George. 528. The Return of the Mayflower. 559. Tulip Culture. Hartwich, Herman, Miunich. 560. The Scarecrow. 529. Bleachery in Lombardy. Hitchcock, Lucius, Paris. Harwood, J. T., New York. 561. Summer. 530. Preparing Dinner. Hodgkins, Belle D., Salem. 562. Low Tide at Annisquam. Hasbrook, D. F., New York. Holman, Frank, Paris. 531. A Winter Morning in the Catskills. (Owned by E. W. Gillett, Chicago.) 563- Venice. 564. Young Warrior. Haskell, Ida C., New York. Holme, Lucy D., Philadelphia. 532. Mother Love. 565. A Holiday Occupation. Hassam, Childe, New York. Homer, Winslow, Scarboro, Maine. 533. Autumn Landscape. 566. Dressing for the Carnival. 534. On the Way to the Grand Prix. 567. A Great Gale. 535. Midsiypjiier Morning. 568. Camp Fire. 536. Cab Station, Rue Bonaparte, Paris. 569. Eight Bells. 20 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

570. March Wind. Ipsen, Ernest, Boston. 571. Coast in Winter. 609. Interior of a New England Blacksmith 572. The Two Guides. Shop. The above seven paintings were Irwin, Benoni, New York. lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 610. Sweet Sixteen. New York. 611. Portrait of Herbert Herkomer. 573. Sailors Take Warning (Sunset). Isham, Samuel, New York. 574. Hound and Hunter. 612. Portrait of a Lady. 575. Lost on the Grand Banks. Ives, Percy, Paris. 576. The Fog Warning. 613. Brittany Fishermen. 577. Herring Fishing. James, Frederick, New York. 578. Coast in Winter. 614. An Impromptu Affair in the Days of Lent by John G. Johnson, Phil¬ “The Code.” adelphia. Jamison, Henrietta L., Columbus 579. Sunlight on the Coast. 615. The Lanterns. Lent by John G. Johnson, Phil¬ Jenkins, H. T., Philadelphia. adelphia. 616. Landscape. Horsfall, Bruce, Clinton, Iowa. 617. Still Life. 580. The Musical Hour. Johns, Laura A., New York. Hovenden, Thomas, Plymouth Meet¬ 618. Apple Trees in Sunlight. (Owned by ing, Pa. Mrs. H. C. Johns, Decatur.) 581. Breaking Home Ties. (Owned by Johnson, Eastman, New York. George Harrison, Devon, Pa.) 619. Portrait of Dr. McCosh. 582. Bringing Home the Bride. Lent by Alex. Maitland, New' 583. When Hope was Darkest. York. Howe, William H., Paris. 620. The Nantucket School of Philosophy. 584- Return of the Herd. Lent by E. D. Adams, New' 585. Norman Bull. York. 586. Morning, Karton Hof Meadows, Hol¬ 621. The Cranberry Harvest, Nantucket land. Island. 587. Early Start to Market, Holland. Lent by Auguste Richard, New Howes, Edith M., Boston. York. 588. In the Orchard. 622. Portrait of a Girl. Howland, A. C., New York. Lent by D. L. Einstein, New 589. Fourth of July Parade. (Owned by York. W. H. Fuller, New York.) 623. Two Men. Huntington, Daniel, New York. 624. My Portrait. 590. The Goldsmith’s Daughter. Job nston, Humphreys, Paris. 591. Elise. 625. Study in a Granada Garden. 592. Portrait of Hon. Seth Low. 626. Study of Breton Peasants (Late After¬ 593. Portrait of Elliott F. Shepard, Jr. noon). Inness, George, Montclair, N. J. 627. Moorish Fountain in the Church of 594. Sundown in the Lane. Santa Maria del Alhambra. 595. Threatening. Jones, Francis C., New York. 596. End of the Shower. 628. Exchanging Confidences. 597. Nine O’clock. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke. New 598. Sunny Autumn Day. York. 599. Winter Morning. 629. On the White Sand Dunes. 600. A Gray, Lowery Day. Lent by John Gellattly, New 601. White Mountain Valley. York. 602. September Afternoon. 630. The Favorite Grandchild. 603. Twilight. Jones, H. Bolton, New York. 604. Near Marshfield. 631. Spring. 605. Sunburst. 632. The Flax Breaker. 606. Millpond. Lent by R. J. Menefee, Louis¬ 607. Delaware Valley. ville. The above fourteen paintings Kappes, Alfred. were lent by Thomas B. 633. Rent Day. Clarke, New York, Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 608. A Day in June. J •New York. • UNITED STATES. 21

Paintings in Oil.

634- Tattered and Torn. Lathrop, Clara W., Northampton. Lent by Boston Art Club. 665. At the Flower Market. Kavanagh, John, Cleveland. Lee, Laura, Boston. 635. Washer-women. 666. Retrospection. Keith, Mrs. Dora Wheeler, New Leigh, William R., Munich. York. 667. End of the Play. 636. Portrait of Lawrence Hutton. (Owned 667 A New Acquaintance. by Lawrence Hutton, New York.) Loomis, Chester, Englewood, N. J. Keith, William, San Francisco. 668. Memoria. 637- Autumn Sunset. 669. Hester. Keller, Charles F., Munich. Lorenz, Richard, Milwaukee. 638. Canal at Schleisheim, near Munich. 670. Alone. Kellogg, Alice D., Chicago. Loring, Francis W., Florence. 639- Intermezzo. 671. Great Bridge at Chioggia. 640. The Mother. Low, Will H., New York. Kendall, Wm. Sargeant, New York. 672. A Portrait. 641. The Glory of Fair Promise. Lent by W. T, Evans, New 642. Saint Yves, Pray for Us. York. Ketcham, Susan M., New York. 673. Love Disarmed. 643. Portrait of a Lady. Lent by Gardiner G. Hubbard, King, James S., Upper Montclair, Washington, D. C. N. J. 674. A Woodland Glade. 644. Evening Glow. 675- In An Old Garden. Knight, Arthur, Milwaukee. Lent by Dr. C. B. Kelsey, New 645. Moonrise in Brittany. York. Knight, D. Ridgway, Paris. Lownes, Anna, Philadelphia. 646. Hailing the Ferry. (Owned by the 676. The Raven. Academy of Fine Arts, Philadel¬ Lucas, A. P., Paris. phia.) 677. Music. Koehler, Robert, New York. Lutz, Lewis C., Cincinnati. 647. The Strike. 678. Portrait of J. H. Gest. (Owned by 648. The Carpenter’s Family. Mrs. J. H. Gest.) Kohler, Robert, New York. Lyman, Joseph, New York. 649. At the Cafe. 679. Sand Dunes at Annisquam, Mass. Koopman, August B., New York. 680. Early Snow in the Adirondacks. 650. Asking a Blessing. 651. ' rhe Orphans. Macomber, M. L., Waverly, Mass. 652. Dreaming of One Afar. 681. Love Awakening Memory. (Owned Kronberg, Louis, Boston, by Elizabeth Howell, Boston.) 653. Behind the Footlights. 682. The Annunciation. (Owned by D. P. LaFarge, John, New York. Kimball, Boston.) 654- Venetian Guitar Player. MacDowell, Elizabeth, Philadelphia., 655. Visit of Nicodemus to Christ. 683. Day Dreams. (Owned by Walter 656. Study of a Boy’s Head. MacDowell, Philadelphia.) Lent by Edward W. Hooper, Mac Monnies, Mary Fairchild, Paris. Cambridge, Mass. 684. June Morning, 657. Half ol the Wise Men From the East. Lent by St. Louis Museum of Lent by the Museum of Fine Fine Arts. Arts, Boston. 685. Tea al Fresco. Lamb, Ella Condie, New York. Major, Ernest L., Boston. 658. The Advent Angel. 686. Youth. Lamb, F. M., Houghton, Mass. ; 687. St. Genevieve. 659. End of the Trail. 688. Portrait. (Owned by Mrs. S. Clark, Lambert, John, Jr., Philadelphia. Williamstown.) 660. Portrait. (Owned by Mrs. Lambert, Philadelphia.) Marr, Carl, Munich. 661. A Commissioner. 689. Summer Afternoon. (Owmed by Mrs. 662. Landscape, Midday. Hearst, Washington.) Lampert, Emma E., Rochester. 690. The Flagellants. 663. Behind the Dunes. Martin, Homer D., New York. 664. A Hillside in Picardy. 1 691. Behind the Dunes, Lake Ontario. 22 DEPARTMENT K.-FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

692. Mussel Gatherers at Villerville, Nor¬ 722. Road to the Village, Normandy. mandy. (Owned by F. L. Gunther, Summer Twilight. New York.) Meteyard, T. B., Paris. 693- Old Manor at Cricquebceuf. (Owned 723. Iris Meadows. by Dr. D. L. Stimson, New York.) 724. Road at Giverny. 694. Head Waters of the Hudson. Miller, Charles H., New York. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 725. The East River, New York. York. 726. * A Gray Day on Long Island. Mathews, Arthur F., San Francisco. Millet, F. D., New York. 695. Judith. 727. Antony Van Corlaer, the Trumpeter. Maynard, George Willoughby, New 728. Old Harmonies. York. 729. Sweet Melodies. (Owned by C. L. 696. Civilization. (Owned by the National Freer, Detroit.) Academy of Design, New York.) 730. Rook and Pigeon. 697. Portrait of F. D. Millet. (Owned by Lent by H. McK. Twombly, F. D. Millet, New York.) New York. 698. Flora. 731. A Difficult Duet. 699. Pomona. Lent by Mrs. C. M. Raymond, Maynard, Guy F., Chicago. New York. 700. Looking Out. (Owned by P. C. May¬ 732. At the Inn. nard, Chicago.) Lent by Union League Club, 701. Dutch Interior. (Owned by P. C. New York. Maynard, Chicago.) 733. Lacing the Sandal. McComb, R. Lee, Paris. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 702. Summer Time. York. McCormick, M. Evelyn, San Fran¬ 734. The Window Seat. cisco. Lent by Charles Fairchild, 703- Afternoon, Old San Luis Rey Mission, Boston. Cal. Minor, Robert C., New York. 704. Morning at Giverny, France. 735. Autumn. McEwen, Walter, Paris. 736. Evening. 705* Judgment of Paris. (Owned by Al¬ 737. The Close of Day. bert A. Munger, Chicago.) Lent by W. T. Evans, New 706. The Witches. York. 707. The Absent One. (All Soul’s Day.) Moeller, Louis. 708. Telling Ghost Stories. 738. Stubborn. ) Mcllhenney, C. Morgan, Shrub Oak, 739. Searching. ) N. Y. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 709. On the Beach. York. Meeks, Eugene, Florence. Moore, H, Humphrey, Paris. 710. Macaroni Hot. 740. Japanese Musicians. 711. Ready for the Chase. Moran, P. See 1153^. Melchers, Gari, Paris. Moran, Thomas. See 1152, 1153. 712. Communion. Moran, Edward, New York. 7*3- The Sermon, (Owned by Potter 741. The White Squadron’s Farewell Sa¬ Palmer, Chicago.) lute to Commodore John Ericsson. 714. The Pilots. 742. The First Ship Entering New York 7*5- The Nativity. Harbor. 716. Skaters. 743. Life Saving Patrol, New Jersey Coast. 717. Portrait of Mrs. H, Moran, Leon, New York. 718. Married. 744. Back from the Postoffice. Morris, Jennie H., Moorestown, Merritt, Mrs. Anna Lea, Andover, N. J. Hampshire, England. 745. A Corner in a Turkish Bazaar. 719. Love Locked Out. 746. Still Life. 720. Portrait of Mrs. Reginald De Koven. Mowbray, H. Siddons, New York. (Owned by Mrs. Joseph Lea, Phila¬ 747 Rose Harvest. delphia.) Lent by T. Helman, New York. Metcalf, W, L., New York. 748. Arcadia. 721. Tunisian Market. Lent by W. T. Evans, New Lent by H. R. Astor Carey. York. O UNITED STATES. 2 O

Paintings in Oil.

749. Scheherazade. (Arabian Knights.) 785. Harvesting by Moonlight. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New 786. Along the Mianus River. York. Palmer, Walter L., Albany. 750. The Evening Breeze. 787. Autumn Morning Mist Clearing Away. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New (Owned by John G. Myers. Albany.i York. 788. An Early Snow. Muhrman, Henry, London. 789. January. 751. The Two Trees. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, Munger, Gilbert, Paris. New* York. 752. The Rising Moon. Pape, Frederic L. M.f Paris. Munsell, Albert H., Boston. 790. Site of Ancient Memphis. 753. The Sea. Parrish, Stephen, Philadelphia. 754. Danger Ahead. 791. A Mountain Road. 755. Beacon Hill in Winter. 792. An Orchard. Murphy, J. Francis, New York. 793. Winter Sunset. Cape Cod. 756. November Grays. 794. Winter in New Hampshire. 757. The Hazy Morn. 795. Evening. Needham, Charles Austin, New York. Parshali, DeWitt, Paris. 758. Near Factory Hollow, Turner’s Falls, 796. The Cliffs of Ayerne. Massachusetts. Parsons, Orrin Sheldon, New York. 759. Mott Haven, Canal, New York City. 797. Tennis. 760. Street in New York City. 798. Lady in Black. (Owned bv J. L. M. Nehlig, Victor. Hunt, New York.) 761. Pocahontas. Parton, Arthur, New York. Nettleton, Walter, Finistere, France. 799. Evening After the Rain. (Owned by 762. Approach of Harvest Time. George I. Seney.) 763- December Sunshine. 800. In the Month of May. 764. Watching for the Return of the Fish¬ Lent by W. T. Evans, New ing Fleet. York. 765. Teasel Gatherer. Pattison, James Wm., Jacksonville, 766. Left in Charge of the Farmyard. Ill. 767. A Dark Interior. 801. Sheep. Newcomb, Mrs. Marie Guise, New Pauli, Richard (deceased). York. 802. Sunset in New Jersey. (Owned by 768. Sheep in the Clearing. Mrs. Pauli, Leonia, N. J.) Newman, Carl, Philadelphia. Paulus, Francis P., Munich. 769. A Study. (Owned by Chas. M. Chabot.) 803. A Rainy Day. Nicoll, J. C., New York. Paxton, Wm. M., Boston. 770. Sunlight on the Sea. 804. An Idyl. 771. Will it Rain To-morrow? Pearce, Charles Sprague, Auvers Sur Niles, Edward Glover, Boston. Oise, France. 772. Portrait. 805. Mother and Child. (Owned by Hon. Norcross, Eleanor, Paris. Lewis Emery, Bradford, Pa.) 773. In My Studio. 806. The Annunciation. Norton, S. Mary, Boston. 807. The Shepherdess. 774. In the Locomotive Cab. 808. A Village Funeral (Brittany). 775. A Tea Party. 809. Portrait of Mrs. P. 810. Portrait of Mrs. P. Norton, William E., London. Peck, Orrin, Arcis Strasse, Munich. 776. Moonlight on the River. (Owned by 811. Love’s Token. (Owned by Mrs. P. A. Williams & Everett, Boston.) Hearst, Washington.) 777. Return of the Herring Fleet, Holland. Peixotto, George D. Maduro, Paris 778. A Moment’s Rest. 812. Portrait of a Child. (Owned by Sen¬ 779. Off the Dutch Coast. ator J. P. Jones, California.) 780. Mid Channel. Penfold, Frank C., Buffalo. Nourse, Elizabeth, Paris. 813. Herring Season, Pas de Calais. 781. The Reader. Peralta, S. B. de, Boston. 782. Good Friday, Rome. 814. In the Lilies. 783. A Family Meal. Perry, Lilia C., Boston. Ochtman, Leonard, New York. ' 815. Portrait of a Child. (Owned by Roger 784. Night. Wolcott, Boston.) 24 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

816. Portrait of Alice. 850. Portrait. 817. Child in a Window. 851. Landscape, Evening Clouds. 818. Child with Violoncello. Richards, Samuel, Denver. 819. Little Angele. 852. Blissful Hours. (Owned by David 820. Reflection. Gebhart, Dayton, Ohio.) 821. An Open Air Concert. 853. The Flour of Prayer. Perry, Roland Hinton, Paris. Lent by Mrs. L. Richards, 822. Portrait of Mrs. Perry. Denver. Peters, Clinton, Paris. Richards, William T., Newport. 823. Portrait of Dr. George J. Bull. (Owned 854. February. (Owned by Edward H. by Dr. George J. Bull, Paris.) Coates, Philadelphia.) 824. Portrait of Mile. N. C. 855. Old Ocean’s Gray and Melancholy Peyraud, F. C., Chicago. Waste. (Owned by Edward H. 825. Evening. Coates, Philadelphia.) 826. Autumn Morning. Richardson, F. H., Boston. Phelps, Helen Watson, New York. 856. Breton Widow at Prayer. 827. Abandon. Robbins, L. Lee, Paris. Picknell, William L., New York. 857. My Portrait. 828. Sunday Morning. 858. My Mother’s Portrait. 428a. Early Morning. 859. Before the Looking Glass. 829. The Road to Concarneau. Robins, Richard, Paris. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 860. Decorative Panel. New York. Robinson, Theodore, Giverny, 830. The Edge of Winter, France. Lent by F. A. Hammond, New 861. The Layette. York. 862. Winter Landscape. Pierce, Charles F., Boston. Lent by J. M. Lichtenauer, 831. A New England Pasture. New York. Platt, Charles A., New York. 863. Roman Fountain. 832. Winter Landscape. Rolshoven, Julius, Paris. 833. Early Spring. 864. A Spanish Dancer. Poore, H. R., Philadelphia. 865. Hall in a Doge's Palace, Venice. 834. The Bridge. 866. Two Types, Sotto Marina, near 835. Nativity. Venice. Pritchard, J. Ambrose, Boston. 836. Prayer. Rook, Edward F., Paris. Putnam, Sarah G. 867. Moonrise (Normandy). 837. Portrait. (Owned by Elizabeth R. Rose, Guy, New York. Hooper, Boston.) 868. The End of the Day. 869. Potato Gatherers. Ramsdell, F. Winthrop, Paris. 870. Food for the Laborers. 838. Twilight at Grez. (Owned by T. J. Ramsdell, Manistee, Mich.) Rosenthal, Toby, Munich. 839. Portrait of Mrs. Reynolds. (Owned by 871. A Dancing Lesson of Our Grand¬ T. J. Ramsdell.) mothers. Rudell, P. E., Greenwich, Conn. Raught, John Willard, New York. 872. A November Day. 840. The Highway, Brittany. 873. Autumn. 841. Gorse Cutters, Brittany. Ryder, Henry Orme, Auburndale, Rehn, F. K. M., New York. Mass. 842. Where Waves and Sunshine Meet. 874. Old Breton Farmhouse. (Evening). Reid, Robert, New York. Sargent, John S., London. 843- Vision of Sta. Angela d’Angant. 875. Mother and Child. (Owned by Edward 844. The Red Flower. Davis.) 845- Portrait of Little Miss S. (Owned by 876. Portrait of Ellen Terry as Lady Mac¬ Mrs. L. H. Stevens, New York.) beth. (Owned by Henry Irving, 846. Her First Born. London.) Reinhart, C. S., New York. 877. Portrait. 847. Awaiting the Absent. 878. Study of an Egyptian Girl. 848. Washed Ashore. 879. Portrait of Mrs. Inches. Rice, Wm. M. J., New York. 880. Portrait. (Owned by F. S. Pratt, 849. Portrait. I Worcester, Mass.) UNITED STATES 25

Paintings in Oil.

881. Portrait. Shurtleff, R. M., New York. Lent by Augustus St. Gaudens, 913. Looking East at Sunset. New York. 914. In Autumn Woods. 882. Portrait. Simmons, Edward E., New York. Lent by by Mr. Dunham, New 915. Early Moonlight Upon Bay St. Ives. York. 916. Darby and Joan. 883. Portrait. 917. The Carpenter’s Son. Lent by E. F. Shepard, New Singer, Winaretta, Paris. York. 918. Spring Study. Sartain, Emily, Philadelphia. Slade, Emily, New York. 884. Marie. 919. Portrait of Miss C. C. C. Sartain, Wm., New York. Smedley, W. T. 885. Sand Dunes of Annisquam. 920. Embarrassment. 886. Nubian Sheik. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, Schilling, Alexander, New York. New York. 887. A Day in Spring. (Owned by Alexis Smiilie, George H., New York. Ludwig, Leonia, N. J.) 921. Mill Pond at Ridgefield, Coin. 888. Landscape. (Owned by A. Ludwig, 922. A Lush Place. (Owned by Washington Leonia, N. J.) Wilson, New York.) Schwill, William, Munich. 923. From West Mountain, Conn. 889. Nearer, My God, to Thee. Smith, De Cost, New York. Scott, Frank Edwin, Paris. 924. Sioux Lovers. (Owned by E. Reuel 890. Parisian Street Scene. Smith, New York.) Scott, Jeannette, Paris. 925. Driven Back. 891. Hollyhocks. Smith, E. Boyd, Auvers Sur Oise, Senat, Prosper L., Philadelphia. France. 892. On the Nile near Beni Hassan. 926. Return From the Fields. 893- In the Gulf of Ajaccio. Smith, Frank Eugene, Munich. Sewell, Mrs. Amanda Brewster, New 927. Portrait of My Brother. (Owned by York. F. L. Smith, New York.) 894. Pleasures of the Past. Smith, Henry P., New York. 895. Sappho. 928. Landscape at Waterford, Conn. 896. Portrait of Mrs. Boudinot Keith. 929. Old Oaks at Waterford. (Owned by (Owned by Mrs. J. M. Wheeler, New Latham A. Fish, Brooklyn.) York.) Smith, J. Francis, St. Louis. . Washing Place in the Gatinais. 930. Young Girl of Feuillee. . Portrait of Mother and Son. Sonntag, Wm. L., New York. 899. A Sylvan Festival. 931. Mt. Jefferson and Mt. Adams, White 900. By the River. Mountains. Sewell, Robert, V. V., New York. Steele, T. C., Indianapolis. 901. Diana Hunting. 932. On the Muscatatuck. 902. Boys Bathing. 933. September. . 903. Winter. Stephens, Alice Barber, Philadelphia. 904. In Shanty Town. 934. Rainy Day Effect in Philadelphia. 905. Sea Urchins. 935. Harvesting on the Meadow. Sharp, J. H., Cincinnati. Stewart, Jules L., Paris. 906. Going to the Race. 936. Baptism. Shepley, Annie B., New York. 937. On the Yacht Namouna, Venice, 1890. 907. The Wonderful Story. (Owned by Mrs. Henry P. Borie, Sheppard, Warren, Brooklyn. Philadelphia.) 908. The Restless Sea. (Owned by T. S. 938. Venice. (Owned by James Gordon Fassett, Tonawanda, N. Y.) Bennett, Paris.) Shields, Thomas W., Brooklyn. 939. Portrait of the Viscountess de Gouy 909. Cavalier, Time of Louis XIII. d’ Arcy. (Owned by the Viscount¬ Shirlaw, Walter, New York. ess de Gouy d’ Arcy, Paris.) 910. Tuning the Bell. 940. Portrait of the Baroness Benoist Me- 911. Sheep Shearing in the Bavarian High¬ chin. (Owned by the Baron Benoist lands. Mechin, Paris.) 912. Rufina. (Owned by Century Associa¬ 941. The Hunt Ball. (Owned by Essex tion, New York.) Club, Newark.) 26 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Stokes, F. W., Philadelphia. Tolman, Stacy, Boston. 942. The Orphans. 976. The Etcher. Story, Julian, Paris. Tompkins, Clementina M. G., New 943. Mile. De Sombreuil (Episode of the York. Revolution). 977. A Beginner in Art. 944. Portrait of My Father, Tompkins, F. H., Boston. 945. Portrait of Mme. Eames Story. 978. Mother and Child. (Owned by Bos¬ Strickler, John R., Brooklyn. ton Art Club.) 946. Interrupted. 979. Good Friday. Stone, J. M., Boston. Towner, Flora L., Albany. 947. Leukopis. 980. Portrait. 948. A Summer Dream, Tracy, John M., Hempstead, L. 1. Sword, J. B., Philadelphia. 981. Southern Field Trails, 1891. (Owned 949. Off the Scent. by C. Klackner, New York.) Taggart, George, Watertown, N. Y. Trego, William T., North Wales, Pa. 950. Portrait. 982. The Pursuit. Tarbell, Edmund C., Boston. Lent by J. B. Wheeler, New 951. Girl and Horse. York. 952. In the Orchard. Trotter, Mary K., New York. 953. Portrait. 983. Lamplight. Thayer, Abbott H., Scarboro, N. Y. 984. Daphne. 954. Virgin Enthroned. Tryon, D. W., New York. Lent by J. M. Sears, Boston 955. Portrait of a Lady. 985. Autumn. (Owned by C. L. Freer, Lent by Miss C. F. Stillman, Detroit.) New York. 986. Sunset at Sea. (Owned by C. L. Freer, 956. Brother and Sister. Detroit.) 987. Rising Moon, Autumn. (Owned by Lent by A. A. Carey, Boston. Theriat, C. J., Paris. C. L. Freer, Detroit.) 957. Young Girl Spinning (Biskra). 988. Springtime. (Owned by C. L. Freer, 958. An Arab Goat Hera. Detroit.) 959. Banks of the Ain Mlili. 989. Morning. (Owned by John Newell, 960. Waiting for Supper. Chicago.) 961. Path in the Oasis of Briskra. Tryon, D. W., New York. Thomas S. Seymour, Paris. 990. Starlight. 962. An Innocent victim. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, Thompson, Wordsworth, New York. New York. 963. The Deserted Inn. 991. Night. 964. In the Sweet Summer Time. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, New York. Lent by George H. Babcock, 992. October. Plainfield, N. J. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, Thouron, Henry, Philadelphia. New York. 965- A Precious Bit. 993. Winter Evening. 966. Up Hill. (Owned by Miss Moss, Phil¬ Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, adelphia.) New York. 967. Resting. (Owned by Mrs. E. A. 994. Evening. Thouron, New York.) Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 968. Etruria. New York. 969. A Rainy Prospect. (Owned by How¬ 995. The Rising Moon. ard Hancock, Philadelphia.) Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ 970. Patches—Soup. (Owned by Caleb troit. Cresson, Philadelphia.) 996. A Winter Afternoon. Throop, Frances Hunt, New York. 997. December—A Salt Marsh. 971. Spring Carnations. Turner, C. Y., New York. 972. Portrait of a Lady. 998. The Coppersmith. Tiffany, Louis C., New York. 999. John Alden's Letter. 973. Market at Nuremberg. 1000. The Days That Are No More. 974. Market at Nuremberg. 1001. Saw Wood and Say Nothing. Toaspern, Otto, New York. 1002. Pride of the Farm. 975. Music. 1003. Washing Day. UNITED STATES. 27

Paintings in Oil.

1004* The Grand Canal, Dordrecht. Vedder, Simon Harmon, Paris. Lent by John Taylor Johnston, 1033. Head of a Young Girl. New York. 1034. Indian Head. 1005. Courtship of Miles Standish. Vedder, Elihu, Rome. Lent by Henry C. Howells, 1035. Delilah. Flushing, L. I. Lent by Col. J. G. Moore, New 1006. Afternoon Tea. York. Lent by Chester W. Chapin, 1036. Samson. New York. Lent by Col. J, G. Moore, New 1007. Gossips. York. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 1037. Morning. New York. Lent by J. B. Wheeler, New 1008. On the Beach at Easthampton. York. Lent by W. M. Chase, New 1038. A Venetian Model. York. Lent by Davis Johnson, New Turner, Ross, Boston. York. 1009. Moonlight. 1039. The Cup of Love. TwachtmanJ. H.,Greenwich, Conn. Lent by Mrs. A. F. Rondebush, 1010. Autumn Shadows. New York. 1011. Winter. 1040. The Young Marsyas. 1012. Brook in Winter. Lent by Mrs. A. F. Rondebush, 1013. The Brooklyn Bridge. Chas. Scrib¬ New York. ner’s Sons, New York. 1041. A Soul in Bondage. 1014. Decorative Landscape. Lent by Mrs. A. F. Rondebush, Tyler, Bayard H., New York. New York. 1015. Waiting. 1042. In the Lair of the Sea Serpent. Tyler, James G., New York. Lent by the Museum of Fine 1016. Norman’s Woe. (Owned by J. M. Arts, Boston. Jones, New York.) 1043. The Roe’s Egg. Irich, Chas. F., Munich. Lent by Martin Brimmer, Bos¬ 1017. An Italian Idyl. ton. 1018. In the Land of Promise. 1044. The Fisherman and the Genie. Lent by W. T. Evans, New Lent by Martin Brimmer, Bos¬ York. ton. 1019. Glass Blowers. Vezin, Fred, Munich. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 1045. Dogs. New York. 1046. Boys in a Boat. Vail, Eugene L., Paris. Vincent, H. A., Chicago. 1020. On the Thames. 1047. Fields in October. Van Boskerk,Robert W.,New York. Vinton, Frederick P., Boston. 1021. A Rhode Island River. 1048. Portrait of a Lady. 1022. The Hackensack Meadows. 1049. Portrait of Augustus Flagg. (Owned Van Boskerk, R. W., New York. by Augustus Flagg, Boston.) 1023. Sand Road from the Sea. (Owned 1050. Portrait of Theodore Chase. (Owned by H. R. C. Watson, New York.) by Theodore Chase, Boston.) Van Briggle, A., Cincinnati. 1051. Portrait of C. C. Langdell. 1024. Portrait of Mrs. Charity Van Briggle. Volk, Douglas, Minneapolis. 1052. Mending the Canoe. Vanderpoel, J. H., Chicago. 1053. Portrait of Madam X. 1025. Summer Morning in the Orchard. 1054. Puritan Girl. 1026. Portrait of a Lady. Lent bv Thomas B. Clarke, 1027. Twilight Reverie. 1028. Blessed are They that Mourn. New York. Vonnoh, Robert W., Philadelphia. 1029. Weary. (Owned by C. L. Hutchin¬ 1055. Bad News. son, Chicago.) 1056. Early Morning. Van der Weyden, Harry, Paris. 1057. November. 1030. Katwijk Herring Boats. io$8. Viola. Van Elten, Kruseman, New York. 1059. Moist Weather. 1031. Late Autumn. 1000. Portrait of Dr. J. M.DaCosta. (Owned Van Gorder, L. E., New York. by Jefferson College, Philadelphia.) 1032. The Mall Terrace, Central Park. 1061. Blanche. 28 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

1062. Duxbury Bay. 1096. Forging the Shaft. 1063. Riva degli Schiavoni. Wentworth, L. E. 1064. A Dull Day. 1097. Prayer. 1065. “Now, Behave Pretty.” Whelpley, A. Renouf, Munich. 1066. Studio Comrade. (Owned by Penn¬ 1098. Portrait of Mile. Hausen. (Owned by sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.) Mile. Hausen, Brunswick.) Wade, Caroline D., Chicago. Whistler, J. McNeil, Paris. 1067. Portrait of a Lady. 1099. The Lady with the Yellow Buskin. Wagner, Jacob, Boston. (Owned by Alexander Reid, Glas¬ 1068. Over all the Trees is Rest. gow.) 1069. A Bit of a Lark. 1100. The Princess of the Land of Porce¬ Walden, Lionel, Paris. lain. (Owned by Alexander Reid, 1070. Boulogne Fishing Boats. Glasgow.) Fog on the Thames. 1101. The Fur Jacket. (Owned by Alex¬ Walker, Henry O., New York. ander Reid, Glasgow.) 1071. Hagar and Ishmael. 1102. Nocturne, Valparaiso. (Owned by 1072. Boy on the Donkey. (Owned by Mrs. Hon. Sir John Charles Day, Lon¬ S. D. Warren, Boston.) don.) 1073. The Gift Bearer. (Owned by Miss 1103. Harmony in Blue and Silver. (Owned E. H. Bartol, Boston.) by J. J. Shannon, London.) Walker, Horatio, New York. 1104. Portrait. 1074. A Stable Interior. Lent by A. J. Cassatt, Philadel¬ Walkley, D. B., Pittsburg. phia. 1075. The Potter. (Owned by W. A. Shaw, White, Henry C., Hartford. Sharpsburg, Pa.) 1105. Spring Landscape. Wall, A. Bryan, Pittsburg. 1076. Across the Meadow. White, Robert H., Camden, N. J. 1106. Morning in February. Wallace, Laurie, Omaha. 1077. Portrait of James W. Scott. (Owned Whiteman, S. Edwin, Baltimore. by Chicago Press Club.) 1107. Over Autumnal Hills. Waugh, Ida, Philadelphia. 1108. Lowland Pastures. 1078. Hagar and Ishmael. (Owned by Whitman, Sarah W., Boston. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine 1109. Niagara. Arts.) mo. Portrait of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Webber, C. T., Cincinnati. (Owned by College of Physicians, 1079. The Underground Railroad. Philadelphia.) Weber, Carl, Philadelphia. Whittemore, William J., New York. 1080. Trout Stream near Dingman’s Ferry. 1112. Autumn Sunshine. Weeks, Edwin Lord, Paris. Whittredge, W., New York. 1081. Two Hindoo Fakirs. A Souvenir of the Ganges. 1113. Rhode Island Coast. 1114. The Plains. 1082. Three Beggars of Cordova. (Owned Lent by the Century Club, New by Pennsylvania Academy of the York. Fine Arts, Philadelphia.) 1083. Persian Horse Dealers. 1115. The Old Hunting Ground. 1084. Study at Bombay. Lent by J. W. Pinchot, New 1085. Marble Court at Agra. York. 1086. Interior of Studio. Wickenden, Robert J., New York. Weir, J. Alden, New York. 1116. Whispering of Spring. 1087. Summerland. Wigand, Albright, Mt.Vernon,'N.Y. 1088. Christmas Tree. 1117. Portrait of Mrs. J. Albright. 1089. Autumn. Wigand, Otto C., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 1090. The Young Student. 1118. The Old Willow Tree. 1091. Portrait. Wiggins, Carlton, New York. 1092. The Lane. 1119. Clouds and Sunshine. (Owned by 1093. The Open Book. Chas. E. Dingee, Brooklyn.) 1094. Portrait of Webb Weir. 1120. Midsummer. (Owned by John F. Weir, John F., New Haven. Dingee, Brooklyn.) 1095. Portrait of Admiral Farragut. 1121. Evening. Village of Grez. (Owned Lent by University Club, New by Mrs. Charles M. Kurtz, New York. Yerk.) UNITED STATES. 29

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Wiles, Irving R., New York. 1149. Evening. (Lent by Mrs. A. I.. Wyant, H22. Sunlight in the Studio. (Owned by New York.) Charles D. Miller, Jersey City.) Young, Charles Morris, Gettysburg, 1123. Portrait. Pa. 1124. Sunshine and Flowers. 1150. Wet Weather. 1125. The Sonata. (Owned by W. G. Evans, 1151. The Harvest of Death (Wheatfield at New York.) Gettysburg). 1126. Lady in Green. Moran, Thos., New York. 1127. A Girl in Black. 1152. Grand Canon of the Yellowstone. Lent by W. M. Chase, New 1153. The Iceberg. York. Moran, Peter, Philadelphia. Wiles, L. M., New York. 1153J4.Down the Arroyo to Santa Fc 1128. The Old Quarry. GROUP 141 Witt, J. H., New York. . 1129. The Celestial Choir. Paintings in Water Colors. Woodbury, Charles Herbert,Boston. Abbey, E. A. 1130. North Sea Dunes. 1154. Measure for Measure. Mariana. 1131. The Tide River. Lent by Henry G. Marquand, Woodward, William, New Orleans. New York. 1132. Persimmons. Allen, Thomas, Boston. Woodwell, Johanna K.', Pittsburg. 1155. Portal of Ruined Mission, San Jose, 1133. Study Head of a Young Lady. Texas. Woodwell, Joseph R., Pittsburg. ! 1156. Pasture by the Sea. 1134. White Rocks, Magnolia, Mass. 1157. Changing Pasture, Dartmoor. H35* A Rocky Coast, Magnolia, Mass. Baker, J. Elder, New York. 1136. Cobblestone Beach, Magnolia, Mass. 1158. Chrysanthemums. 1137. Rocks at Low Tide, Magnolia, Mass. Bellows, A. F. (deceased). 1159. Sunday Afternoon in New England. Woolfolk, E. Marshall, Paris. Birney, William Verplanck, New 1138. Washerwomen, Nemours, France. York. Wuerpel, H., Paris. 1160. Backyard Pets. 1139. September Twilight. (Owned by Wm. Blaney, Dwight, Boston. Taussig, St. Louis.) 1161. The Temple of Neptune, Paestum, Wyant, A. H. (deceased). Italy. 1140. A North Woods Brook. Blashfield, Edwin H., New York. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, 1162. The Duo. New York. Lent by Mrs. John H. Sher¬ 1141. Landscape. wood, Brooklyn. Lent by Thomas B. Clarke, Bradbury, M. R., New York. New York. 1163. Santa Maria Salute, Venice. 1142. Sunset in the Woods. Bradley, Horace, New York. Lent by J. M. Lichtenauer, New 1164. A Glimpse of Chase’s Studio. York. Bradley, Susan H., Philadelphia. 1143. In the Adirondacks. 1165. Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire. Lent by W. T. Evans, New (Owned by Miss Sears, Boston.) York. Bredin, Christine A., Cincinnati. 1144. Sunset. 1166. A Peasant Woman, Dachau, Bavaria. Lent by Fred B. Pratt, Brook¬ Breul, Hugo, Providence. lyn. 1167. Twins. 1145. Forenoon in the Adirondacks. Bricher, A. T., New York. Lent by Mrs. A. L. Wyant, 1168. A Summer Morning. New York. Bridges, Fidelia, Canaan, Conn. 1146. In the Woods. 1169. In an Old Orchard. Lent by Mrs. A. L. Wyant, Brooks, A. F., Chicago. New York. 1170. Boys Fishing. 1147. An October Day. Brown, J. G., New York. Lent by Mrs. A. L. Wyant, 1171. A Wall Flower. New York. Cabot, Edward L., Brookline. 1148. Clearing Off. 1172. Wind-sweptBeeches,Naushon Island. Lent by Mrs. A. L. Wyant, Carter, Fernando A., Syracuse, N.Y. New York.- , 1173. Dutch Boats at Rotterdam. 30 DEPARTMENT K.—PINE ARTS.

Paintings in Water Colors.

Castello, Eugene, Philadelphia. Farny, Henry E., Cincinnati. 1174. Gate of Justice, Cairo. 1206. A Sioux Camp. Cauldwell, Leslie, Paris. Lent by Miss Jane Eckstein, 1175. Twilight. Cincinnati. Chapman, Carlton T., New York. 1207. Got Him. 1176. Toilers of the Sea. 1208. Mountain Trail. Church, F. S., New York. Foster, Ben., New York. 1177. Pandora. 1209. Night. Lent by W. T. Evans, New 1210. The Shepherds. York. 1211. A Swine Herd. Clusmann, William, Chicago. Franzen, August, New York. 1178. A Wood Interior, Wisconsin. 1212. Afternoon. Coffin, Esther L., New York. 1213. Before the Rain. 1179. Grapes. Fraser, John A., New York. 1180. Maaison Square Tower at Night. 1214. An Old English Street. Colman, Samuel, Newport. 1215. The Heart of Scotland. 1181. Ruins of a Mosque, Tlemcin, Algeria. 1216. Bad Weather, Kirk Lake, N. Y. 1182. Mosque at Tlemcin, Algeria. 1217. A Bit of the Upper Thames. 1183. At the Fountain. 1218. A Gray Bit on Long Island. Conant, Lucy S., Boston. Gibson, W. Hamilton, Brooklyn. 1184. Nasturtiums. 1219. Upland Meadows. Crum, Clark. Lent by Charles H. Wacker, 1185. Sympathy. Chicago. Lent by J. M. Sears, Boston. 1220. Rainclouds. 1221. September Rain. Curran, C. C., New York. 1222. Moonlight in Opelousas. 1186. Cupid Asleep. 1223. Russet Meadows. Daingerfield, Elliott, New York. 1224. Landscape. 1187. Woman with Pumpkin. 1225. On the Canal at Dort. Dana, Charles E., Philadelphia. 1226. A Honey Dew Picnic. 1188. Gruyere. 1227. A Connecticut Hamlet. 1189. The Farm of Amont, Etretat, Nor¬ Gifford, R. Swain, New York. mandy. 1228. A Tile Kiln on the Northern Canal. 1190. Street in Morat, Switzerland. 1229. A Summer Afternoon, New England. 1191. A Doorway in Arles, South of France. 1230. The Mountains of Chobet el Akra, Dawson, Arthur, Chicago. Northern Africa, 1192. When Evening Twilight Gathers 1231. Salt Works of Batz, France. Round. Greatorex, Kathleen H., Paris. 1193. Snow Scene. 1232. Carnival. De Luce, Percival, New York. 1233. Corner of the Strozzi Palace,Florence. 1194. Busy Idleness. Guerin, Jules, Chicago. Dixey, Ellen Sturgis, Boston. 1234. Early Morning in a Village Street, 1195. Dresden in January. Kentucky. Drake, W. H., New York. Hallett, Hendricks A., Boston. 1196. At Sea. 1235. Winter Moonlight. 1197. Misty Weather. Hammer, John J., New York. Eaton, C. Harry, New York. 1236. In the Dry Docks. 1198. Nordhoff, New Jersey. Hardwick, Melburne H., Boston. 1199. Indian Summer. 1237. Looking Inland. Eaton, Charles Warren, New York. Harison, Mary A., Brooklyn. 1200. The Witching Hour. 1238. Pansies. 1201. Winter. Hartson, Walter C., Chicago. 1202. The Snow Mantle. 1239. Old Willows at Glendale. Edwards, George Wharton, New 1240. Outskirts of the City. York. 1241. Along the Baraboo River. 1203. An Interesting Subject. Hassam, Childe, New York. 1204. In the Dunes, Flanders. 1242. Montmartre. Ertz, Edward, Paris. 1243. Springtime in the City. 1205. Sunset, Chartres, France. 1244. Fifth Avenue. UNITED STATES. 31 S. ______Paintings in Water Colors.

Helmick, Howard, Washington. Mente, Charles, New York. 1245. Portrait. 1274. The Shepherd and His Flock. Lent by Mrs. Stoddart, Wash¬ 1275. Evening Pastoral, ington. 1276. Willows and Sheep. Henry, Edward L., New York. Millet, F. D., New York. 1246. Before the Days of Rapid Transit. 1277. Roman Maiden. Lent by Shephara Knapp, New Lent by Henry G. Marquand, \ork. New York. Herter, Albert, New York. Minor, Robert C., New York. 1247. The Great Mystery. 1278. Moonlight. t Holman, Frank, Paris. Moser, James Henry, Washington, 1248. A Sun Effect. D. C. 1249. Melody. 1279. November Evening. I Ihlefeld, Henry, New York. Needham, Charles Austin, New 1250. My Puppy. York. Jones, Annie W., Chicago. 1280. A Dream of Autumn. 1251. Easter Lilies. Nicholls, Rhoda Holmes, New York. Jones, Francis C., New York. 1281. The Scarlet Letter. 1252. Waiting. 1282. Chrysanthemums. Washing Day. u. Jones, H. Bolton, New York. 1283. 1253- Winter. Lent by Luis J. Francke, New 1254. Early Snow. York. Nicoll, J. C., New York. 1255. Winter. Lent by J. C. Nicoll, New York. 1284. Evening After a Gale. Josephi, I. A., New York. 1285. During a Storm. 1256. Midnight. 1286. Near York Harb?r, Maine. Kappes, Alfred, Van Cortlandt, N. Y. 1287. Twilight, Late Autumn. *257. Apple Pie. Ochtman, Leonard, New York. Keller, Arthur J., New York. 1288. Frost. 1258. Bavarian Peasants. Parrish, Clara Weaver. 1259. Water Lilies. 1289. A Study of a Southern Negro. Lent by J. M. Sears, Boston. Pattison, James William, Jackson¬ 1260. Just Flowers. ville, Ill. 121, Lent by J. M. Sears, Boston. 1290. East Gloucester Ferry Landing. gg Lampert, Emma E., Rochester. 1291. Meadow in Spring. [£r 1261. A Breadwinner. Perrie, Bertha E., New York. 1262. Through the Meadows in Holland. 1292. Bound for the Banks. Lent by C. Louise Imlach, New Pitkin, Caroline W., New York. York. 1293. Porgies. Lauber, Joseph, Leonia, N. J. Pomeroy, Grace V. a 1263. First Day of School. 1294. Home of the Bullfrog. 1264. Lane of Willows. Powers, Ellen, Florence. Convolvulus. Lungren, F. H., Cincinnati. 1295. 1265. A Snowy Evening. Rascovich, Robert, Chicago. Manley, Thomas R., New Yoik. 1296. Canal in Venice. 1266. A Wet Day, from Studio Window. Redmond, J. J., New York. Market Day in Thun, Switzerland. Maynard, George Willoughby, New 1297. Rehn, F. K. M., New York. York. 1298. The Reef. 1267. Sirens. (Owned by F. G. Bourne, New York.) Rice, H. M. 1268. A Sea Witch. 1299. Interior. Richards, William T.,Newport,R.I McChesney, Clara T., New York. 1300. An Atlantic Beach. 1269. Still Life. Rix, Julian, New York. 1270. The Old Cobbler. Buttonball Trees. Mcllhenny, C. Morgan, Shrub Oak, 1301. 1302. October Day. N. Y. Robinson, Will S., Philadelphia. 1271. Moonrise. Arrival of the Boats, Coast of Hol¬ 1272. Bull Calf. 1303- land. 1273- Old Friends. Lent by T. B. Clarke,New York 1304. In the Harbor (sunlight effect.) 32 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Water Colors.

Rotch, Arthur, Boston. Smith, F. Hopkinson, New York. 1305. Limburg Cathedral. 1332. Venetian Fishing Boats. Satterlee, Walter, New York. Lent by Charles Scribner's Sons, 1306. Adirondack Trout. New York. 1307. Garden Weeds. 1333- The Rialto. Sawyer, Wallace Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1308. Bourboule Washerwoman. New York. Schilling, Alexander, New York. 1334- After the Catch. 1309. Autumn Evening. 1335- In the Fishing Quarter. 1310. Fields in Early Spring. Smith, Joseph Lindon, Boston. Scott, Mrs. E. M., New York. 1336. Bartholomeo Coleono. i3n- Roses. Snell, Henry B., New York. 1312. Still Life. 1337* Crossing the Bar. 1313- White Rose. Stackpole, Alice, Boston. 1314- Summer Roses. 1338. Late Afternoon in Beverly, Mass, Senat, Prosper L.. Philadelphia. ^'wksbury, Fanny W., Boston. 1315- Capri from Sorrento. 1339 .-v New England Homestead. 1316. A Corner in San Remo. Thulstrup, T. de, New York. 1317- The River Bend at Ventimille. 1340. Swedish Interior. 1318. Head of the Creek, Kennebunkport, 1341. Moujik. Me. Tiffany, Louis C., New York. Sherwood, Rosina Emmet, New 1342. Cobblers at Bouferik, Algeria. York. 1343- Street in Algiers. I3i9- September. 1344- Cathedral at Morlaix. Lent by Boston Art Club. J345- Street in Algiers. 1320. In the Orchard. 1346. Feeding the Flamingoes. 1321. Sunlight in the Orchard. 1347- Summer. Silsbee, M., Boston. Turner, Ross, Salem, Mass. 1322. Monadnock. 1348. Flood Tide. Smedley, W. T. ^349- Oleanders and Lilies. 1350. Old Japan (a). 1323- "There could be no doubt, thought Miss Latymer, that it was to be the 1351. Old Japan {&). Intense Elderly.” Twachtman, J. H., New York. 1352. Pier near Newport. Lent by Charles Scribner s Sons, New York. 1353. Winter. 1324. "Up Among the Great Iron Arches.” Tyler, James G., New York. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1354- Dark Days at Sea. New York. Vanderveer, Mary A., Amsterdam, N. Y. 1325- A Lazy Companion. Study of Peonies. 1326. Jackson Park—part of the Exhibition 1355. Grounds. Walton, William, New York. 1356. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, A Great Enchantment. New York. Wells, Newton A., Syracuse. Rest. 1327. Entrance to the Hall of Mines, in 1357- process of construction. Whittemore, William J.,New York. 1358. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, Early Worshippers,St. Ives,Cornwall. 1359- The Fairy Story. New York, 1360. 1328. Near the Hall of Mines. Coast of Cornwall. 1361. Misty Twilight. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1362. New York. In Old Edinburgh. 1329. The Administration Building. Woodwell, Johanna K., Pittsburgh. 1363. Portrait of Miss L. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York Young, Charles M., Gettysburg, Pa. 1364. The Forest. 1330. Site for the Statue of the Republic. Lent by Charles Scribner's Sons, UNITED STATES SECTION. New York. Smillie, N. S. J., New York. GROUP 142. 1331- Pink and White. Van Trump, Miss R. N., Philadel¬ Lent-by Helene .de Cordova, phia. New York, 1365- A portrait—miniature on ivory. UNITED STATES. S3

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

GROUP 143. Ferris, Stephen J., Philadelphia. 1403. Six Etchings. Engravings and Etchings. Prints. Gifford, R. Swain, Philadelphia. Etchings and Dry Points. 1404. Salt Vats of Padan Aram. 1405. N ear the Sea (Evening). Bloodgood, Robert, New York. 1406. An October Day. 1366. Who’s Afraid? 1407. Barney’s Joy. 1367. Hard Times. 1408. The Branch of the River. Calahan, James J., New York. 1409. The Cove Road. 1368. Mandolin Player. Johnson, Thomas, New York. Canby, Louise Prescott, Philadel¬ 1410. Walt Whitman. (After photograph.) phia. 1411. Abraham Lincoln. (After photo¬ 1369. Sunset. graph.) 1370. Oswego Harbor. 1412. Columbus. 1371. Shipping Ice on the Kennebec. King, James S., Upper Montclair, Chapman, Carlton T., New York. N. J. 1372. Street in Mont St. Michel. 1413. Christmas Morning in Colonial 1373. Evening in a Harbor. Times. 1374. Bakehouse Close, Edinburgh. Lent by C. Klackner, New 1375. English Fishing Boats. York. 1376. Twilight by the Sea. 1414. August Afternoon. 1377. Calm Morning. Lent by C. Klackner, New 1378. Fishing Boats at Anchor. York. 1379. Driven Ashore. 1415. The Golden Hour (Harvest). 1380. Ruede la Victoire, St. Malo. Lauber, Joseph, Leonia, N. J. 1381. Bridge Over Old Moat, Chartres. 1416. Low Lands Near the Ocean. 1382. Moon rise. 1417. The Pond. 1383. Gloucester Harbor. 1418. Shingle Maker. 1384. Abandoning the Ship. 1419. A Study in Dry Point. 1385. Street in St. Malo. 1420. Morning at the Farm. 1386. Old House, Chester. 1421. The Shower. 1387. Street in Chartres. Lovewell, Rominer, Chelsea, Mass. Colman, Samuel, Newport, R. I. 1422. Green’s Dock, East Boston. 1388. Olive Grove and Mill, Bordighera, Manley, Thomas R., New York. Italy. 1423. Newark Bay (Evening). 1389. Olive Trees of the Riviera. 1424. The Cottage. 1390. Life in Mexico. From note book 1425. Weehawken Ferrv. sketches. 1426. Bridge in Central Park, New York. 1391. A Gray Day at Dieppe. 1427. After the Shower. 1392. Japanese Inro with Netzukies. 1428. The Lane. 1303* Japanese Inro with Netzukies. 1429. Near King’s Bridge, New York. (No. 2.) Mercier, Gustave, New York. 1394. The Terraces at Naples. 1430. Automedon. (After Henri Regnault.) Dielman, Frederick, New York. 1431. The Day’s Work Done. (After Jules 1395. Head. (Dry Point.) Breton.) 1432. Vive le Fidelite! (After Franz Hals.) Ertz, Edward, Paris. 1433. Education of the Virgin. (After 1396. The River Loire and the Chateau of Rubens.) Vernon. Three etchings. Mielatz, Charles F. W., New York. Faber, Erwin F., Philadelphia. 1434. The Battery, New York. 1397. Thrown. 1435. Madison Square at Night. Lent by C. Klackner, New 1436. Elevated Station at Night. York. 1437. A Tow on the North River, New 1398. St. Philip’s, Charleston. York. Lent by H. L. Smith, Philadel¬ 1438. Sectional Docks, East River, New phia. York. 1399. The Repentance of Eve. 1439. In the Bowery, New York. Faber, Herman, Philadelphia. 1440. Entrance to Brooklyn Bridge, New 1400. Faust—A Mastiff. York. 1401. Study of a Lion’s Head. 1441. Spar Yard, South Street, New York. 1402. The Challenge. 1442. Mott Haven Canal, New York. K~3 84 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1443. Grand Central Station at Night. 1493. Portland, New Brunswick. 1444. Coenties Slip, New York. 1494. Market Place, Yvetot. 1445. East River, New York. 1495. Northern Moorland. 1446. Newport Wharves. 1496. Riverdale. 1447. A Bit of Baxter Street, New York. 1497. On the Dee, Chester. 1448. The Road to the Sea. 1498. On the Thames. 1449. The Falls of the Pawtucket. (Dry 1499. Near Dinan, Brittany. Point.) 1500. Market Day, St. Augustine. 1450. Trout Pond, Moorsfield, R. I. 1501. Mills, New Brunswick. 1451. Strangers in Wallabout. (Dry Point.) 1502. Winter at Windsor, N. S. 1452. Mill at Block Island, R. I. (Dry 1503. Bass River, Cape Cod. Point.) 1504. Near Quebec. 1453. The Tombs, New York. (Dry Point.) 1505. Near Frfejus. 1454. Two Bridges on the Harlem. (Dry 1506. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Point.) 1507. Canal, Venice. Monks, J. A. S., Boston. 1508. Port of Nice. 1455. Evening After the Storm. 1509. On Cape Ann. Moran, Emily K., Philadelphia. 1510. On the Ranee, Brittany. 1456. On the Road to the Farm. 1511. Winter. Moran, M. Nimmo, New York. 1512. Charenton, Paris. 1457. Point Isabel, Florida. 1513. A Passing Shower. 1458. Florida Forest. 1514. Port of Cannes. 1459. Summer, Easthampton. Paulus, Francis P., Munich. 1460. Edge of Georgia Pond. 1515. Scene near Munich. 1461. The Old Homestead. 1516. Spring Morning on the Isar. 1462. Between the Gloaming and the Mirk. 1517. Summer Landscape. 1463. Twilight, Easthampton. Platt, Charles A., New York. 1464. Bridge Over the Delaware. 1518. Arnheim. 1465. Hunt of the Muskrat. 1519. The Meuse. 1466. Conway Castle, Wales. 1520. Brittany Landscape. 1467. Bushkill Bridge. 1521. Brittany Farm. 1468. Evening, Easthampton. 1522. Willows on the Coast. Moran, Peter, Philadelphia. 1523. Dieppe. 1469. Return of the Herd. 1524. Dordrecht. 1470. A Summer Afternoon. 1525. Naples. 1471. Under the Willows. 1526. Honfleur. 1472. An Old New England Orchard. 1527. Passenger Boats on the Seine. 1473. A Passing Storm, York Downs. 1528. Pier at Larmor. Mygatt, Robertson K., New York. 1529. Under Pont Ste. Marie. 1474. Restaurant in Stadts Park, Carlsbad. 1530. Two Sloops. 1475. Pragergasse, Carlsbad. 1531. Inland Port. 1476. Market Place, Carlsbad. 1532. A Spring Flood. 1477. A Tepel Breeze, Carlsbad. I533* Brooklyn Bridge. 1478. Along the Quay, Carlsbad. 1534. Pont St. Michel. 1479. Street Scene, Carlsbad. Ritchie, Henrietta, Philadelphia. 1480. Markt Strasse (Market Street), Carls¬ 1535. The Connoisseur. bad. 1536. Race Street Wharf, Philadelphia. 1481. Slushy Morning, from Window. Rosenthal, Max, Philadelphia. 1482. Twilight from My Window. 1537. Crossing the Brook. 1483. Cloisters, Santa Barbara, Cal. 1538. Portrait of George W. Childs. Nicoll, J. C., New York. Sartain, Emily, Philadelphia. 1484. Cruising by Moonlight, 1539. In the Twilight. 1485. The Reef. Schilling, Alexander, New York. 1486. In the Harbor. 1540. Near Ridderkerk, Holland. 1487. The Smugglers’ Landing Place. 1541. Toll Gate and Bridge. 1488. An East Wind. 1542. Holland Landscape. Parrish, Stephen, Philadelphia. 1543. Spring. . 1489. A Gale at Fecamp. 1544. The Juniata, near Lewistown. 1490. Swamp Land. 1545. German Landscape. 1491. Winter Evening, Windsor, N. S, 1546. Oostendam, Holland. 1492. Gloucester Harbor, 1547. Dordrecht from Pappendrecht. UNITED STATES. 35

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1548. On Weehawken Heights. 1597. Hudson River. 1549. Edge of the Forest. 1598. Lily Pond. 1550. Lowery Autumn Day. Walker, Charles A., Boston. 1551. Holland Landscape. (Dry point.) 1552. An Interior. 1599- On the Oise. (After Daubigny.) 1600. Winter in Holland. (After A. Mauve.) I553’ Windmill on the Maas. 1601. Landscape. (After Daubigny.) l5S4- Church Street, Detroit. (Winter.) 1602. Group of Seven Etchings: (Two 1555. Hauling Wood. after Corot, 2 after Daubigny, 1 1556. The Brick Barge. after Troyon, 1 after Meissonier 1557. A Breezy Day on the Hackensack. Le Sieur.) 1558. The Maas at Schiedam. See also No. 1990. 1559. The Maas near Dort, low tide. 1560. The Dyke. Weir, J. Alden, New York. 1561. Heerjahusdam, Holland. 1603. Dr. R. F. Weir. 1562. Old Shed and Willows, Rijsvoord. 1604. Christmas Tide. (After a water color.) 1563. Landscape, Spring. 1605. Blacksmith Shop. 1564. Evening. (Dry point.) 1606. John F. Weir. (Last state.) 1565. Dry point, with burr removed. 1607. By the Evening Lamp. 1566. At Sunset. 1608. The Back Yard. Schoff, S. A., Greenfield, Mass. 1609. The Little Fountain. 1567. Portrait of a Girl. (After Abbott H. 1610. Sulby Glen. Thayer.) 1611. The Lamp. 1568. Portrait of Judge Devens. (After 1612. Castle. F. P. Vinton.) 1613. Head. 1569. The Prelude. (After C. S. Pearce.) 1614. Figure with Sleeping Dog. 1570. Portrait of Mrs. Fowler. (After 1615. Portrait of a Young Lady. Frank Fowler.) 1616. Three Etchings. Smith, Sidney L., New York. 1617. One Dry Point and One Etching. 1571. Europa. (After antique terra cotta.) 1618. Frugal Repast. Child Reading. 1572. Silver Coffee Pot made by Tiffany 1619. Head. & Co. 1620. Four Heads. 1573. Portrait. 1621. Two Etchings on Zinc. 1574. Portrait. 1622. Three Etchings and Three Dry Eight etchings of jades from the col¬ Points. lection of Heber R. Bishop, as fol¬ 1623. Two Etchings and One Dry Point. lows: 1624. One Dry Point and One Etching. 1575. Light and Dark Green Jade, Teak- 1625. One Dry Point and One Etching. wood Stand. 1626. Two Drv Points. 1576* Jade Plaque, Green Jade Stand. 1627. H.E. Weir and Robert Weir. (Dry 1577. Jade, with Teakwood Stand. points.) 1578. Jade Vase, Teakwood Stand. 1628. One Etching and One Dry Point. 1579. Jade Bowl, Teakwood Stand. Whistler, James McNeill, London. 1580. Green Jade Jar, Teakwood Stand. 1629. Early Portrait of Whistler. 1581. Opaque Gray Jade, Teakwood Stand. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, 1582. Green Jade Plaque, Teakwood Stand. New' York. Vanderhoof, Charles A., New York. 1630. The Unsafe Tenement. 1583. Sunset on the Marne. Lent by Edwrard G. Kennedy, 1584. Morning. Newr York. 1585. Solitude. 1631. The Old Rag Woman. 1586. Dordrecht. Lent by George W. Vander¬ 1587. East River. bilt, New' York. 1588. The First Snow. 1632. The Kitchen. 1589. The Passing Storm. Lent by George W. Vander¬ 1590. Sand Dunes of Virginia. bilt, New York. 1591. A New York Shanty. 1592. A Kansas Windmill. 1633. Tyzac, Whiteley & Co. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, 1593. Morning Light. 1594. Castle William. New'York. 1595. The Fish Hawk's Nest. 1634. Black Lion Wharf. Van Elten, Kruseman, New York. Lent by George W. Bramhall, 1596. Repairing the Bridge. Orange, N. J. 36 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1655. Putney Bridge. 1635. Longshoremen. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1636. The Lime Burner. 1656. The Little Putney, No. 3. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1637. Arthur Seymour. (Dry point.) 1657- Little Venice. Lent by Charles L. Freer, Lent by John Caldwell, Pitts¬ Detroit. burg. 1638. Becquet. 1658. Nocturne, Riva. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1639. Whistler. (Dry point.) 1659. The Palaces. Leat by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Bryan Lathrop, Chi¬ New York. cago. 1640. Drouet. (Dry point.) 1660. The Doorway. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1641. Annie Haden. (Dry point.) 1661. The Traghetto. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by John Caldwell, Pitts¬ New York. burg. 1642. Mr. Mann. (Dry point.) 1662. The Two Doorways. Lent by John Caldwell, Pitts¬ Lent by Howard Mansfield, burg. New York. 1643. Rotherhithe. 1663. The Beggars. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by George W. Bramhail, New York. Orange, N. J. 1644. Axenfeld. (Dry point.) 1664. San Giorgio. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1645. The Engraver—Riault. (Dry point.) 1665. Nocturne, Palaces. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1646. The Forge. (Dry point.) 1666. The Riva, No. 2. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by John Caldwell, Pitts¬ New York. burg. 164*. Joe. (Dry point.) 1667. The Garden. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1648. The Storm. (Dry point.) x<568. The Balcony. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, New York. New York. 1649 Weary. (Dry point.) 1669. The Dyer. Lent by George W. Bramhall, Lent by Howard Mansfield, Orange, N. J. ' New York. 1650. Fanny Leyland. (Dry point.) 1670. The Smithy. Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. 1651. Battersea, Dawn. (Dry point.) 1671. The Little Sweet Shop. Lent t>y Howard Mansfield, Lent by Walter S. Carter, New York. Brooklyn. 1652. Steamboat Fleet. (Drypeint.) 1672. Windsor. (Dry Point). Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ New York. troit. Battersea Bridge. 1673- The Barber’s Shop, Chelsea. 1653- Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. Clothes Exchange, No. 2. 1654- The Large Pool. 1674- Lent by Howard Mansfield, Lent by Howard Mansfield, New York. New York. UNITED STATES. 37

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1675. Court Yard, Brussels. 1699. Rowing Down to Ifflev. Lent by Edward G. Kennedy, 1700. Bringing Home the Christmas Tree. New York. 1701. Sunset, La Hulpe, Belgium. 1676. Palace, Brussels. 1702. The Sheep Pasture. Lent by Bryan Lathrop, Chi¬ 1703. The Penitent Jewel Weed. cago. Aitken, Peter, New Tork. 1677. Hotel Lallemant, Bourges. 1704. On the Otomi Pass, Japan. (After A. Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ Castaigne.) troit. 1705. A Scene in Kent. (After J. A. Fraser.) 1678. Mayoralty Building, Loches. 1706. The Conspirators. Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ Baker, Horace, New York. troit. 1707. Castles in The Air. 1679. Chancellor’s Office, Loches. 1708. Malay Pirate. Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ 1709. Scene in Tasmania. troit. Bernstrom, Victor, Grandview-on- 1680. City Hall, Loches. Hudson, N. Y. Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ 1710. A Little Music. (After Theodore troit. Wores.) 1681. Zaandam. 1711. Limbering LTp. Lent by Walter S. Carter, 1712. Philip II. Brooklyn. 1713. The Mujik. (After T. de Thulstrup.) 1682. Pierrot. 1714. Drawing Water for the Camp. (After Lent by Walter S. Carter, F. D. Millet.) Brooklyn. 1715. Snow Angel. 1683. The Balcony, Amsterdam. 1716. Trapped at Last. Lent by Walter S. Carter, 1717. The Shepherdess. (After Charles Brooklyn. Sprague Pearce.) 1684. The Steps. 1718. The Mystery of Life. (After Carl Lent by Walter S. Carter, Marr.) Brooklyn. 1719. Pirates’ Haven, Shark River, N. J. 1685. The Embroidered Curtain. 1720. The Dead Matador. Lent by Walter S. Carter, Brown, W. Lamont, Boston. Brooklyn. 1721. Portrait of Corot. 1686. The Long House. Cleaves, W. P., Springfield, Mass. Lent by Charles L. Freer, De¬ 1722. Swift River, Conway, N. H. troit. 1723. A Chocorua Vista. 1687. The Mill. 1724. A Chocorua Sunset. Lent by Walter S. Carter, 1725. Chocorua Mountain and Lake. Brooklyn. 1726. Springfield, Mass. Whittemore, Charles E., New York. 1727. Silver Lake. 1688. Twilight on Bedloe’s Island, New Closson, W. B., Lancaster, Mass. York Harbor. 1728. Saxon. 1689. Off Old Point Comfort, Virginia. 1729. The Mirror. (After Bunker.) 1690. A Gloucester Water Side. 1730. Springtime. (After E. Major.) Whittemore, Wm. J., New York. 1731. The Young Squire. (After Couture.) 1691. Mont St. Michel. 1732. Night Moths. 1692. Head of the Harbor. 1733. Winifred Dysart. (After George Yewell, George H., New York. Fuller.) 1693. Cloister of the Monastery of St. Elena, 1734. The Immaculate Conception. (After near Venice. Murillo-F ragment.) 1694. House of the Bell Ringer of Rouen 1735. Mother and Child. (After A. H. Cathedral, France. Thayer.) 1736. Ideal Head. (After A. H. Thayer.) Prints from Engravings on Wood. 1737. The Quadroon Girl. (After George Aikman, Walter M., Brooklyn. Fuller.) 1695. Under the Willows. (After Alfred 1738. The Listeners. (After W. M. Hunt.) Parsons.) 1739. The Mother. (After Simmons.) 1696. Wordsworth. (After Alfred Parsons.) 1740. Flowers. 1697. A Modern Comanche. (After l. 1741. The Irrigating Ditch. Remington.) 1742. Sheep Shearers. (After Millet.) 1698. Grand Canal, Venice. See also No. 1970. 33 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

Cole, Timothy. The Century Co., 1780. Garrison Marching out with the Hon¬ New York. ors of War, Lille, 1708. 1743. Delphian Sibyl. (After Michael An¬ 1781. Springtime of Love. (After Thu- gelo.) mann.) 1744. Knight of Malta. (After Giorgione.) Dana, William Jay, Brookline,Mass. 1745. The Concert. (After Giorgione.) 1782. Twilight. (After J. Appleton Brown.) 1746. The Tribute Money. (After Masac¬ 1783- The Mill at Cleeve. (After J. Apple- cio.) ton Brown.) 1747- Venice Enthroned. (After Paolo Ver¬ 1784. Pine Woods in Canada. (After F. onese.) Hopkinson Smith.) 1748. Battle of St. Ephesius. (After Spin¬ I785- Sunset. (After Corot.) el lo.) Davidson, Harry, New York. 1749. Madonna and Child. (After Bellini.) 1786. Balaam and His Master. (After How¬ 1750. Miracle of St. Mark. (After Tintor¬ ard Helmick.) etto.) 1787. Canterbury Cathedral. 1751. Group of Angels. (After Gozzoli.) 1788. Afternoon at a Ranche. 1752. Mary Magdalen. (After Bartholo- 1789/ Israel. meo.) 1790. The Bowery at Night. 1753. .Eneas. (After Raphael.) 1791. An Old Mill. (After A. Castaigne.) 1754. Madonna of the Goldfinch. (After 1792. Hard Winter. Raphael.) Davis, John P., New York. I755* Mona Lisa. (After Lionardo Da 1793. Woman and Bull. (After Roth.) Vinci.) 1794. Among the Old Poets. (After Wal¬ 1756. Three Ages of Man. (After Lotto.) ter Shirlaw.) 1757. Unknown Man. (After Francia.) 1795. The Cobblers. (After E. M. Ward.) 1758. Verocchio. (After Lorenzo di’Credi.) 1796. The Spring Song. (After Arthur B. 1759. Madonna and Child (with cherubs). Davis.) (After Bellini.) 1797. The Bohemian. (After Paul W. Bart¬ 1760. Detail of “The Last Judgment.” (Af¬ lett.) ter Fra Angelico.) 1798. The Autumn Hillside. 1761. Two Angels. (After Andrea del 1799. Joe Jefferson as Bob Acres. (After Sarto.) J. W. Alexander.) 1762. Man with a Violin. Davis, Samuel P., Brooklyn. [763. Madonna and Child. (After Botti¬ 1800. An After Dinner Nap. (After Dolph.) celli.) 1801. Cat and Kittens at Play. (After Mme. *764. St. Agnes. (After Andrea del Sarto.) Ronner.) 1765- St. Jerome. (After Ghirlandaio.) 1802. French Hunting. (After Rosa Bon- 1766. St. Liberalis. (After Giorgione.) heur.) The above named engravings by Del’Orme, E. H., New York. Cole were lent by the Century 1803. Esquimaux Life. (After W. L. Tay¬ C©., New York. lor.) 1767. The Entombment. 1804. Birthplace of Beethoven. Collins, Robert C., Rockville Centre, 1805. Canoeing in Florida. (After V. Per- L. I., N. Y. ard.) 1768. Florence, on the Arno. 1806. Garden Scene in Venice. (After Rico.) 1769. An Archway in Siena. 1807. Landing of the Dutch Fleet. (After 1770. Henry VII Chapel. C. Delort.) 1771. Landing Stairs at Leghorn. (After 1808. Cumnor Church. J. Pennell.) 1809. An Iceberg. (After W. L. Taylor.) Evans, Jonn W., Brooklyn. Comstock, Mrs. Anna Botsford, Ith¬ 1810. With Fate Against Them. aca, N. Y. 1811. Indian Horserace. (After F. Rem¬ 1772. Tropical Moth. ington.) 1773. Moths. 1812. Moving the Fourth Cavalry. (After 1774. Moths. F. Remington.) 1775. A Moth. 1813. Fallow Deer. (After B. Hook.) 1776. Cherry Blossoms and Moths. Fillebrown, F. E., Boston. 1777. Rendezvous by Moonlight. 1814. The Pleiades. (After Elihu Vedder.) Cooper, Edith, New York. French, Frank, East Orange, N. J. 1778. Sheep. (After Davies.) 1815. A Christmas Vigil. 1779* White Birches. (After Miller.) 1816. Under the Mistletoe. UNITED STATES. 39

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1817. Christmas Chimes. 1857. Charge of Cuirassiers. (After Aime 1818. Clara. Morot.) 1819. Valentine. 1858. Ivan the Terrible. 1820. Old Residenter. 1859. Rose. 1821. Country Store. Nos. 1851-1859 lent by Harper & 1822. Daisies. Vpw Ynrlc 1823. Vale of Tears. 1860. The Sibyl. (After F. S. Church.) 1824. African Woman. 1861. Christmas Fantasy. 1825. Three wood engravings: Showery 1862. F. S. Church in His Studio. Days in the Meadows, Canterbury 1863. The Quartette. (After W. Dannat.) Meeting House, Morning in the 1864. A Difference. (After E. H. Blash- Meadow. tield.) 1826. Abundance. (After Martiny.) Kingsley, Elbridge, Hadley, Mass. 1827. Heneyah. (After Bridgman.) 1865. The White Mountain. 1828. The Tiger Hunt. (After Barye.) 1866. New England Elms. 1829. Rose Leaves. (After Humphrey 1867. Old Homestead. (After I. F. Murphy.) Moore.) 1868. Late Summer. (After K. Colljn.) 1830. Isaac Walton. (After Boughton.) 1869. Connecticut Valley. 1831. The Rare Vase. (After Fortuny.) 1870. Journey Northward. 1832. Portrait of a Lady. (After F. Diel- 1871. The Flying Dutchman. (After A. P. man.) Ryder.) 1833. In the Enemy’s Country. (After 1872. A Morning. Gilbert Gaul.) 1873. The Old Well. (After J. F. Murphy.) 1834. Lacing the Sandal. (After F. D. Lent by C. Klackner, New Millet.) York. 1835- Bust of Mark Twain. 1874. Silence. (After W. Bliss Baker.) Grosch, Oskar, Cincinnati. Lent by C. Klackner, New f 1836. Women Knitting. York. Lent by G. Meinshausen, Cin¬ 1875. Midsummer. (After Daubigny.) cinnati. Lent by C. Klackner, New 5 Heinmann, Ernest, Fort Wads¬ York. worth, L. I., N. Y. 1876. Winter Morning. (After D. W. Try on.) 1837- Mermaid. Lent bv N. E. Montross, New Johnson, Thomas, New York. York'. Head of a Man. (After Rembrandt.) 1838. 1877. Autumn Evening. (After D. W. 1839. Browning. Tryon.) Dr. J. Weir Mitchell. (After Holl.) 1840. Lent by N. E. Montross, New 1841. Bishop Potter. (After Huntington.) York. 1842. Mrs. Bradley Martin. (After Carolus- Kruell, Gustav, East Orange, N. J. Duran.) 1878. Portrait of William Lloyd Garrison. 1843. Paderewski. 1879. Abraham Lincoln. 1844. Tennyson. 1880. U. S. Grant. 1845. Portrait of A. Lang. (After Rich¬ 1881. Daniel Webster. mond.) 1882. Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1846. Portrait of a Girl. 1883. General Sherman. r 1847. Daubigny. 1884. William M. Hunt. 1848. Liszt. (After Munkaczy.) 1885. Asa Gray. 1849. Portrait of a Child. (After J. W. 1886. James Russell Lowell. Alexander.) 1887. Charles Darwin, 1854. Jtingling, J. F., Jersey City. 1888. Charles Darwin at 70. 1850. The Queer Old Lady. 1889. Rent Day. (After Alfred Kappe.) King, Francis S., Roseville, N. J. Lindsay, Albert M., Philadelphia. 1851. Knowledge is Power. (After F. S. 1890. The Coup. Church.) 1891. Bowling. 1852. Battle of the Sirens. (After F. S. 1892. The Singing Shepherd. Church.) 1893. A Chinese Restaurant. 1853- The Sorceress. (After F. S. Church.) 1894. The Golden Wedding. 1854. Fog. (After F. S. Church.) 1895. Yosemite Dome. 1855- Pandora’s Box. (After F. b. Church.) 1896. A Relic of the Departed South, 1856. Girl and Tigers. (After F. S. Church.) 1897. Shades of Evening. 40 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

1898. An A^pril Birthday at Sea. 1931. Carne Castle. 1899. The Departure to the Convent. 1932. At the Continental Spring. 1900. Presentation of a Circus in a Spanish 1933. Pirates Seizing a Ship. Town. 1934. A Sheep Pasture. The blocks of the above engravings Reed, Charles H., Philadelphia. by Mr. Lindsay are owned by x935* Sarah Crew. Harper & Bros., New York. Lent by the Century Co., New Lyouns, H. F. W.f Boston. York. 1901. Nydia. 1936. On the Lowest Step of a Deserted 1902. Solitude. House, St. Pasquale. 1903. Lost in a Cypress Swamp. Lent by tne Ladies’ Home Meinshausen, George, Cincinnati. Journal, Philadelphia. 1904. The Life Boat. Schladitz, E., New York. Lent by R. J. Witer & Co., Cin¬ 1937. Love Locked Out. (After Anna Lea cinnati. Merritt.) Miller, William, New York. X937K* Grandmother. 1905. Seven wood engravings in one frame: Lent by Harper & Bros., New Sunset. (After George Inness.) York. Bohemienne. (After Franz Hals.) Schwarzburger, C., Brooklyn. Etretat. (After George Inness.) 1938. Etna. (After Harry Fenn.) Head. (After Rubens.) 1939* On the River Thames, Ontario. Kiss Me Quick. (After Munier.) (After Harry Fenn.) Baby Mine. (After V. Toietti.) States, Charles, New York. Early Affection. (After V. Tojetti.) 1940. Oriental Street Scene. (After A. Muller, R. A., Brooklyn. Castaigne.) 1906. I Am Perfectly Happy. (After J. G. 1941. Indians in Council. Brown.) x9°7* The De Brehan Miniature of Wash- Sugden, Thomas D., Flushing, L. ^ ington. I., N. Y. 1908. 1 he De Brehan Miniature of Nelly 1942. The Drinking Place. ^ Custis. Sylvester, Harry E., New York. 1909. Sir William Temple. (After Lely.) 1943. Ship in the Fog. 1910. Gilbert Burnett. (After Riley.) 1944. Twilight, Westminster Cathedral. 1911. Lost. (After A. Schenk.) 1945. Westminster Cathedral, Early Morn¬ 1912. Taking of Numantia. (After Vera.) ing. Pettit, F. A., Brooklyn. 1946. St. Giles’ Church. 1913. By the Black Sea. Tietze, Richard G., New York. 1914. Guyskill Mill. 1947. Elsie Leslie Lyde. I9X5* Centaur. 1948. The Little Frenchman at School. 1916. Sandhills. 1949. Abraham Lincoln and his Son. Powell, Caroline A., Trenton, N. J. Tinkey, John, Brooklyn. 1917. The Resurrection. (After John La 1950. Exchanging Confidences. (After F. Farge.) C. Tones.) 1918. An Organist. 1951. All Halloween. 1919. A Harpist. 1952. Swine Herd, River Danube. (After 1920. A Bit of Sunshine. F. D. Millet.) 1921. The Three Marys. (After John La 1953* Apache Indian Firing on Teamster. Farge.) (After F. Remington.) 1922. Lady and Horse. (After A. H. 1954. English Cathedral. Thayer.) Wellington, Frank H., Passaic, I9®3* Gorilla. N. J. 1924. Bubbles. (After Couture.) 1955* Miles Standish’s Challenge. (After 1925. Windmills. E. A. Abbey.) Putnam, S. G., Corona, Long 1956. One Day in June. (After W. T. Island, N. Y. Smedley.) 1926. Identity. (After Elihu Vedder.) Williams, George P., Philadelphia. 1927. Waterfall by Moonlight. (After R. 1957. The Alderman. A. Blakelock.) 1958. The Gladiators. 1928. Mirabeau and the King’s Messenger. Wolf, Henry, New York. 1929. Princess Marie of Austria. 1959* The Roadside. (After R. Swain Gif¬ 1930. A Cozy Corner. t ford.) "N UNITED STATES. 41

Engravings and Etchings, Prints, Pastel Drawings.

1960. New England Peddler. (After East¬ Walker, Charles A., Boston. man Johnson.) 1990. Rough Weather. (Monotype.) 1961. My Sister Lydia. (After E. C. Tar- 1991. After the Storm. (Monotype.) k bell.) 1992. Evening Approaching. (Monotype.) 1962. The \ irgin Enthroned. (After A. Wickenden, Robert J., New Vork. H. Thayer.) 1993* The Approach of Evening. (Origi¬ T963. Twilight. (After Alexander Harri- nal Lithograph.) m son.) 0 1964. The Portrait. (After Will H. Low.) GROUP 144. „ 1965. Alice. (After W. M. Chase.) Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Draw¬ 1966. Miss Beatrice Goelet. (After J. S. ings. Sargent.) Pastel Drawings. v]*9&7- Tiger. (After Adolf Menzel.) Allan, W. R., New York. 1968. Madonna and Child. (After Dagnan* 1994. The Gleaner. Bouveret.) 1995. Landscape. 1969. Thirst. (After Gerdme.) 1996. Ideal Head. Miscellaneous Prints. 1997. A Portrait Beaux, Cecilia, Philadelphia. Closson, W. B., Lancaster, Mass. 1998. Portrait. 1970. Rembrandt’s Mother. Lent by William Bradshaw, M971. The Belated Bird. Philadelphia. 1972. Nymph and Great Bubble. Binney, Martha G., New York. 1973. Portrait of Whittier. 1999. Sketch of Haystacks. 1A Nos. 1970-1973 are prints from Clos¬ Brown, J., Appleton, New York. son intaglio plates. 2000. Sand Dunes. 1974. Hawthorne’s Boat House. (Relief 2001. December. ;l engraving by a method of Closson’s 2002. Springtime. own invention.) 2003. Summer. 1975. Helen. (Mezzotint.) Cauldwell, Leslie, Paris. Girsch, F., Mount Vernon, N. V. 2004. Evening. 1976. Grandma’s Toast. (After M. R. Champney, J. Wells, New York. Dixon.) 2005. Portrait of Rev. Robert Collyer. ra,*977* Bank Note Vignettes. (Steel En¬ 2006. Suzanne. graving.) 2007. Portrait of Mrs. Champney. Moran, Peter, Philadelphia. Chase, William M., New Vork. 1978. A Country Smithy. (Mezzotint.) 2008. Good Friends. Rosenthal, Max, Philadelphia. Corwin, Charles A., Chicago. 1979. Romola. (Mezzotint.) 2009. Oat Harvest. Sartain, John, Philadelphia. Curran, Charles C., New York. 1980. Irene. (After Coomans. Steel En- 2010. Night. graving.) Lent by W.T. Evans, New York. f Sartain, William, New York. Du Mond, L. A., Paris. :98i. Symphony. (Mezzotint.) 2011. Priscilla and John Alden. 982. lone. (Mezzotint.) Eaton, Charles Warren, New York. Schlecht, Charles, New York. 2012. Wintry Fields. 983. Eyes to the Blind. (After A. F. Bel- 2013. Flowers of Autumn. !1, lows. Steel Engraving.) 2014. December Sunset. 984. Love's Young Dream. (After Jennie Emmet, Lydia Field, New York. Brownscombe. Steel Engraving.) 2015. A Portrait Sketch bv Lamplight. ■1 9^5* Thoughts by the Sea. (After J. G. Hamilton, John McLure, London. Brown. Steel Engraving.) 2016. Cardinal Manning, the Palace, r 986. The Smoker. (After Leon Moran. Westminster, 1390. Steel Engraving.) Harrison, Birge, Paris. Schoff, S. A., Greenfield, Mass. 2017. Evening on the Seine. 987. Marine View. (After M. F. H. De- Hecker, Caroline F., New York. Haas. Steel Engraving.) 2018. Yellow and White Roses. 1988. Portrait of Ralph Waldo Emerson. 2019. Roses. (After S. W. Rowse. Steel En¬ Klumpke, Anna E., Boston. graving.) 2020. Portrait of Miss K. H. ^989. The Bathers. (After W. M. Hunt. Lent by Miss Lilian Horsford, Steel Engraving.) Cambridge, Mass. 42 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Pastel, Pen and Ink, Charcoal and Other Drawings.

MacKubin, Florence, Baltimore. Abbey, Edwin A. 2021. Portrait Study in Yellows. 2054. As You Like it. Rosalind: “0 Jupiter, Mills, Lena, New York. how weary are my spirits.” (Pen 2022. Boy’s Head. drawing.) 2023. Portrait of a Lady. 2055. Merry Wives. Fenton: “And tells me Muhrman, Henry, London. 'tis a thing impossible." (Pen draw 2024. Trees and Pond, Hampstead Heath. „ ing-) 2025. Landscape, Hampstead Heath. 2056. Merchant of Venice. “It falleth like 2026. Scene on Hampstead Heath. the gentle rain from heaven." (Pen 2027. Firs and Gorse. drawing.) 2028. Houses, Hampstead Heath. 2057. Merchant of Venice. Portia: “Away 2029. Vale of Health, Hampstead Heath. then. I’m locked in one of them. 2030. View of Highgate. (Pen drawing.) 2031. Old Tree. 2058. Tempest. Ferdinand: “I am, in ray 2032. Shells. condition, a prince." (Pen drawing.' 2033. Birch Trees. 2059. Tempest. Prospero: “Fetch me the 2034. Field of Buttercups. hat and ranier.” (Pen drawing.) Reaugh, F., Oak Cliff, Tex. 2060. Tempest. Miranda and Ferdinand 2035. Landscape with Cattle. (Pen drawing.) 2036. February in Texas. 2061. Tempest. Caliban, Trinculo, Steph- Reynolds, Alice M., New York. ano and Ariel invisible. (Pen draw 2037. Portrait. Rolshoven, Julius, Paris. 2002.* ^Tempest.ing,) Alonzo, Gonzalo and other: 2038. In the Shade. enter the circle. (Pen drawing.) 2039. Ave Maria. 2063. Tempest. Trinculo: “What have we 2040. Chioggia Fishermen Reading Tasso. here.” (Black and white.) 2041. A Chioggia Fisherman. 2064. Measure for Measure. “Sweet sister Sherwood, Rosina Emmet,NewYork. let me live." (Pen drawing.) 2042. A Sleeping Child. 2065. Measure for Measure. Manana and 2043. The Black Cockade. boy singing. (Black and white is 2044. View in Central Park. oil.) Stewart, Jules L., Paris. 2066. Measure for Measure. Friar Thoma: 2045. Portrait of Mrs. Broleman. and the Duke. (Black and white it Lent by William H. Stewart, Paris. oil.) Thomson, William, London. 2046. Study of a Head. 2067. Measure for Measure. Angelo and Is Twachtman, J. H. abella. (Black and white in oil.) 2047. Le Gorge d’Enfer (Throat of Hell). The above fourteen illustrations Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, of Shakespeare were lent bJ New York. Harper & Bros., New York. Wadsworth, Adelaide, Boston. Attwood, Francis Gilbert, Boston. 2048. Fishing Boats at Anchor, Venice. 2068-2077. Ten sketches for “Life.” (Pei Wagner, Jacob, Boston. drawings.) 2049. Portrait of My Mother. Lent by Mitchell & Miller, Ne^) Weil, Gertrude, Philadelphia. York. 2050. Silence. Bacher, Otto H., New York. Wuerpel, Edward H., Paris. 2051. Majella, a Study. 2078. Statue of Ferdinand in the Cathedral Lent by William Taussig, St. at Malaga. (Pen drawing.) Louis. 2079. Japanese Armor, 14th Century. (Pen Young, Charles Morris, Gettysburg, drawing.) Pa. 2080. Japanese Armor, 16th Century. (Pen 2052. The Cornfield at Twilight. drawing.) The above three drawings were Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White, lent by the Century Co., New and Other Drawings. York. Alexander, J. W. 2081. Grain Elevator. (Wash drawing.) 2053. Skeesicks Adrift from Redwood 2082. Unloading a Banana Steamer. (Blad Camp. (Black and white.) and white.) Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 2083. Night Signaling on an Ocean Steamer. ' New York. (Black and white,oil.) UNITED STATES. 43

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

Bellew, F. P. W. 2112. On the Hillside at Enoshina. (Black 2084. Sketch for “Life.” (Pen drawing.) and white.) Lent by Mitchell & Miller, New The above twenty-two drawings York. were lent by Charles Scrib¬ Birch, Reginald B., New York. ner’s Sons, New York. 2085. Brother Stolz’s Beat. (Wash drawing.) 2113. The Plankway to Benteen Cave. 2086. The Little Lovers. (Black and white.) (Wash drawing.) The above two drawings were 2114. Fray Iunocencio and Flojo. (Pen lent by the Century Co., New drawing.) York. 2115. The Man is Dead, He Said. (Black Blashfield, Edwin H., New York. and white.) 2087. The Fairest Maiden. (Pen drawing.) Broughton, C. 2088. His Lordship’s Bedtime. (Black and 2116. Fifth Avenue Stage. (Pen drawing.) white, oil.) (Lent by Mitchell & Miller, New The above two drawings were York.) lent by the Century Co., New Bradley, Horace, New York. York. 2117. Still Life Class Room. Art Student’s 2089. Charms with Holy Water.(Black and League, N. Y. white, oil.) Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, Burns, M. J. *1 New York. 2118. By George! I’ve Got Him. (Black and Bloodgood, Robert F., New York. white.) 1 2090. 1 he End of the Outlaw.(Pen drawing.) 2119. Working Drops and Borders from the Blum, Robert, New York. First Fly Gallery. (Black and white.) , 2091. Wandering Etas. (Pen drawing.) 2120. Danger Ahead! (Black and white.) 2092. Japanese Policeman. (Pen drawing.) 2121. Interior of a Round House.(BIack and f 2093- A Shop for Lamps. (Pen drawing.) white, in oil.) 2094. Japanese Girl. (Pen drawing.) The above four drawings were I 2095. Its Tiny Head Swung Hither and lent bv Charles Scribner’s Thither. (Pen drawing.) Sons, New York. 2096. TheAmeya. (Pen drawing.) Castaigne, A., Baltimore. j 2097. Be Pleased to Bring in the Honorable 2122. Queen of the Felibres, Provence. Account. (Wash drawing.) (Charcoal drawing.) 2098. My Eye was Caught by the Gleam of a 2123. Portrait of Mile. Roumanille. (Char¬ Brass Doorknob. (Wash drawing.) coal drawing.) 2099. SheLooked at Me and Spoke Trust¬ 2124. Open Air Theatre, Provence. (Char¬ ingly. (Wash drawing.) coal drawing.) 2100. The Tall Ladder of a Fire Station. 2125. The Shops of Catelan, Provence. (Wash drawing.) (Charcoal drawing.) 2101. Tea Pot and Crockery. (Wash draw¬ 2126. Shop of Roumanille. (Black and ing.) white.) 3 2102. Benteen Cave,Enoshina.(Wash draw¬ 2127. Preparing for the Final Dance. (Black ing.) and white, oil.) < 2103. The Amma Japonica. (Pen drawing.) 2128. Circling the Lodges. (Black and 2104. Where the Proprietor, Stark Naked, white, oil.) Pestles the Paddy. (Wash drawing.) 2129. TheDance Was in Full Swing.(Black and white, oil.) 2105. She Laid her Hand on His Arm. (Wash drawing.) 2130. Festival of the Felibres,Provence. To Mistral. (Black and white, in oil.) 2106. Head of the Street, Enoshina. (Wash 2131. Running through Vers, Provence. drawing.) (Black and white, in oil.) 2107. A Street Scene, Enoshina. (Wash 2132. Good-bye at Nimes, ProvenceJBlack drawing.) and white, in oil.) 2108. JapaneseDinner at GoldenKoi.(Wash 2133. Inn Yard at Collias, Provence.(Black drawing.) and white, in oil.) 2134. Isle of La Barthelasse at Night, Prov¬ 2109. A Little City Back Yard.(Wash draw¬ ence. (Blackand white, in oil.) ing.) 2135. Up the Maiensi Pass. (Black and 2110. Watching the Election Returns, white, in oil.) Japan. (Wash drawing.) 2136. L’Isle sur Jurgues.(Black and white,in 2111. A Begging Priest. (Black and white.) oil.) 44 DEPARTMENT K.-FINE ARTS.

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2137* On the Otomi Pass, Japan.(Black and 2I54‘ Tryste Noel. (Scratch.) white, in oil.) The above two drawings were The above sixteen drawings were lent by Harper & Bros., New lent by the Century Co., New York. York. 2I55* Madonna. (Black and white, oil.) 2138. On a Great Cattle Trail. (Black and 2156. Holding Tight to Patty’s Hand. white, oil.) (Black and white, oil.) Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, The above two drawings were New York. lent by the Century Co., New Chapman, Carlton T., New York. York. 2139. Port of Valparaiso in aNorther.(Wash Eaton, Wyatt. drawing.) 2140. White Star Steamer Majestic. (Black 2I57* Asleep Upon the Grass. (Pen draw¬ and white.) ing.) 2141. The Largest Steamer on the Lakes. Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York. (Black and white.) The above three drawings were Edwards, George Wharton, New lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, York. New York 2x58. One Would Have Thought She was Chase, William M., New York. Really a Boy. (Black and white.) 2x42. Like Mother Like Daughter. (Pencil 2159. At Dinner. (Black and white.) drawing.) Lent by Harper & Bros., The above two drawings were New York. lent by the Century Co., New Church, F. S., New York. York.) 2143. Flapjacks. (Black and white.) Fenn, Harry, Montclair, N. J. Lent by Harper & Bros., New 2160. Sepulchres of Ferdinand andlsabella, York. Philip, and Joanna in the Royal 2144. Sketch for Window for Tiffany Glass Chapel, Granada. (Pen drawing.) Co. (Black and white.) 2161. Escutcheon and Fireplace in the Cox, Kenyon, New York. Manor House, Gardiner’s Island. 2145. M. Daubray of the Palais Royal. (Pen (Pen drawing.) drawing, after photo.) 2162. Castillo de la Mota, near Medina, Lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons. Spain. (Wash drawing.) New York. 2163. Kiga. (Wash drawing.) 2146. Bust of J.AldenWeir,by Olin Warner. 2164. First Glimpse of the Kusneh, Petra. (Pen drawing.) (Black and white.) 2147. Veiled Moorish Woman. (Pen draw¬ 2165. Tower of Trinity Church, Boston. ing, after photo.) (Black and white.) 2x48. The IroquoisArrow.(Black and white The above seven drawings oil.) were lent by the Century 2149. Reading in the Chapter Room, La Co., New York. Trappe. (Black and white, oil.) 2166. Rousseau’sHouse andStairs to Studio, The above four drawings were at His Death, 1867. (Black and lent by the Century Co., New white.) York. 2167. East End of Ganne’s Hotel,Barbizon. Day, Francis, Nutley, N. J. (Black and white.) 2150. Reluctant, She Turned to Him. The above two drawings were (Wash drawing.) lent by Charles Scribner’s Lent by the Century Co., New Sons, New York. York. 2168. On the Common, Gardiner’s Island. Denman, Herbert. Black and white.) 2151. Satisfactory as any Visitors Are the Children. (Black and white, oil.) Ferris, Stephen J., Philadelphia. 2152. Another \ isitor Who Never Misses a 2169. Fortuny Lying in State. (Crayon.) Welcome, is the Bringer of Eatables. Lent by Edward H. Coates, (Black and white, oil.) Philadelphia. The above two pictures were Fraser, John A., New York. lent by Charles Scribner’s 2170. Back of the Village, Chiddingstone, Sons, New York. Kent. (Black and white.) Du Mond, F. V., New York. 2171. Cathedral Rocks, Yosemite. (Black 2153. Bamboula. (Black and white.) and white.) UNITED STATES. 45

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2172. Sentinel Rock. (Black and white.) 2195. The Kitchen, Jamaica. (Black and The above two pictures were white in oil.) lent by the Century, Co., New 2196. Pleased. A Cheer for the Old Flag. York. (Black and white in oil.) 2173. The Corner, Kent. (Wash drawing.) 2197. The Master’s Lunch, Jamaica. (Black Fraser, Malcolm, Paris. and white in oil.) 2174. The Road to Johore—A Malay Vil¬ 2198. Dining-room, French’s Hotel, Pana¬ lage. (Wash drawing.) ma. (Black and white in oil.) Lent by the Century Co., New 2199. The Steamer is in Panama. (Black York. and white in oil.) Frost, A.B., Courent,Morris County, 2200. A Crowded Steamer. To California N. J. in 1849. (Black and white, oil.) 2175- Have You Happened to Hear Any¬ The above twelve drawings body Speak of Me? (Pen drawing.) were lent by the Century Co., 2176. Is Dese yer Bobolitionists Got Horns New York. ’n’ Huffs? (Pen drawing.) Gibson, C. D., New York. The above two drawings were 2201. Yes, it is too Bad. (Pen drawing.) lent by the Century Co., New 2202. You Must Tell Your Friend Nottobe York. Frightened at the House. (Pen 2177. The Negro Leaned, Exhausted, drawing.) Against the Wall. (Pen drawing.) 2203. Awfully Kind of You to Come to Our 2178. Men at a Card Table. (Pen drawing.) Little Shanty in the Wilderness. 2179. An’ then He Marched off to Bed by (Pen drawing.) Himself. (Pen drawing.) 2204. And the Two Smoked in Silence. (Pen 2180. We’ll All Swa’r to it. (Wash drawing.) drawing.) 2181. If You Pull that Trigger and Hit the 2205. Aren’t You Pleased With Me? (Pen Mark, Ye can Ride off Free. (Wash drawing.) drawing.) 2206. Debutantes Leaning on His Arm. 2182. Dead as a Hammer—Ain't He, Mac? (Pen drawing.) (Wash drawing.) 2207. The Young Men in the House The above six drawings were Thought Her a Jolly Girl. (Pen lent by Charles Scribner’s drawing.) Sons, New York. 2208. Mrs. Vernon had Crossed the Rubi¬ 2183. A Prize. (Black and white.) con. (Pen drawing.) 2184. Fishing for Striped Bass in the Surf. 2209. He is Waiting for Me. (Pen drawing.) (Black and white.) 2210. Lord and Lady William Hampshire, 2185. The Ice Harvest. (Black and white.) (Pen drawing.) 2186. Missed Him Agin, by Ginger! (Black 2211. We are Behind Time, Mrs. Van Ben¬ and white.) son and I. (Pen drawing.) 2187. Quail Shooting—Four Barrels and 2212. When Luella Lost Her Grip. (Pen Four Birds. (Black and white.) drawing.) The above five drawings were 2213. The Meeting in Mrs. Van Shuter’s lent by Harper & Bros., New Empire Room. (Pen drawing.) York. 2214. I Am Glad that Tempest in a Tea¬ Gates, J. H. pot is Ovei. (Pen drawing.) 2188. ASketch.for “Life.”(Black and white.) The above fourteen drawings Lent by Mitchell & Miller, were lent by the Century Co., New York. New York. Gaul, Gilbert, New York. 2215. Her First Appearance. (Pen draw¬ 2189. A Pulque Carrier, Mexico. (Black ing.) and white in oil.) 2216. The American Girl. (Pen drawing.) 2190. The Journey in the Market Cart. The above two drawings were (Black and white in oil.) lent by Harper & Bros., New 2191. Landing at Chagres. (Black and York. white in oil.) 2217. I Wish to God You Were Out of the 2192. Pleasant Weather in the Gulf. (Black Business. (Wash drawing.) and white in oil.) 2218. In the Studio. (Wash drawing.) 2193. Gorgona, Panama. (Black and white 22V). A Serious Question. (Wash drawing.) in oil.) , . The above three drawings were 2194. The Pilot, Jamaica. (Black and white lent by Charles Scribner’s in oil.) Sons, New York. 46 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2220. Cartoon, for “Life.” (Pen drawing.) 2256. On the Floor Lay Berrian Cozart. Lent by Mitchell & Miller, (Black and white, oil.) New York. The above three drawings were 2221. Two Girls and a Man. (Pen drawing.) lent by the Century Co., New 2222. The Jury. (Pen drawing.) York. 2223. In the Moonlight. (Pen drawing.) Herford, O. 2224. Drifting Apart. (Pen drawing.) 2257. Sketch, for “ Life." (Pen drawing.) 2225. Will Penelope Land the Baron? (Pen Lent by Mitchell & Miller, drawing.) New York. 2226. At Mrs. Flatsharp’s. (Pen drawing.) Hitchcock, George. 2227. The Prisoner at the Bar. (Pen draw¬ 2258. A North Sea Dutch Fisherman. ing.) . . (Wash drawing.) 2228. Time! (Pen drawing.) 2259. Corner of a Dutch Captain’s Kitchen. 2229. In Leap Year. (Pen drawing.) (Black and white.) 2230. In Leap Year. Starting on Their 2260. Dutch Fishing Boats. Wedding Journey. (Pen drawing.) The above three drawings were 2231. In Leap Year. After Having Kept lent by Charles Scribner's the Men Waiting. (Pen drawing.) Sons, New York. 2232. The Horse Show. (Pen drawing.) Hyde, W. H., New York. 2233. That Delicious Moment When You 2261. At Home. (Pen drawing.) are Asked to Take in to Dinner the Johnson, C. H. Girl Who Refused You Yesterday. 2262. Sketch No. 1, for “ Life.” (Pen draw¬ (Pen drawing.) ing-) 2234. A Summer Vacation. (Pen drawing.) 2263. Sketch No. 2, for “ Life.” (Wash 2235- Fourth of July. (Pen drawing.) drawing.] 2236. At Mrs.Van Tappan’s. (Pen drawing.) Lent hy Mitchell & Miller, New 2237. At Mrs. Daubleigh Chrome’s. (Pen York. drawing.) Kemble, E.W., New Rochelle, N.Y. 2238. At the Gentlemen’s Chowder Club. 2264. Have You Forgot Your Brother Ab., (Pen drawing.) Peggy? (Pen drawing.) 2265. Sergeant Bowers Receiving Orders. Gibson, W. Hamilton, Brooklyn. (Pen drawing.) 2239. Night Hawk. (Pen drawing.) 2266. Sperrits. (Pen drawing.) 2240. Orange Boughs. (Charcoal.) 2267. The Plantation Bell. (Pen drawing.) 2241. A Misty Morning. (Smoke.) 2268. Food for the Confederate Wounded. 2242. Los Loros, Andes. (Black and white.) (Pen drawing.) 2243. A California Garden. (Black and 2269. A Race Problem. (Pen drawing.) white.) 2270. The Cake Walk. (Pen drawing.) 2244. The Bobolink at Home. (Black and 2271. Polly Ann. (Pen drawing.) white.) 2272. Uncle Peter Bean. In the Cotton 2245. A Midnight Tragedy. (Black and Mill, Georgia. (Two pen drawings,) white.) 2273. A Field Hand. (Pen drawing.) 2246. The Wild Garden. (Black and white.) 2274. Like an Ebony Statue of Liberty. 2247. A Winter Ravine. (Black and white.) (Wash drawing.) 2248. The SlySilver Fox. (Black and white.) 2275. Saving His Master. (Black and white.) 2249. Cyrepedium Spectabile. (Black and The above thirteen drawings wrhite.) were lent by the Century Co., 2250. A Relic of the Departed South. (Black and white.) New York. Low, Will H., New York. 2251. A Southern Canebrake Jungle. (Black and white.) 2276. Through Our Tendriled Arches the Famed ^Eolian Quire. (Black and 1 2252. On Bayou Yeche, Louisiana. (Black and white.) white.) j Lent by the Century Co., New 1 Hammer, John J., New York. York. 2253. Study Head. (Charcoal.) 2277. Old Field at Barbizon. (Wash.) 2278. Narcissus. (Black and white, oil.) Helmick, Howard,Washington,D.C. The above two drawings were 2254. Many a Bride Slipped from Aboard lent by Charles Scribners I Her Husband’s Whaler. (Black and Sons, New York. white.) Millet, F. D., New York. 2255- Faith’d Fetch It, (Black and white.) 2279. Study of Heads, (Pen drawing) UNITED STATES. 47

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2280. A Prisoner. (Pencil.) 2303. The Snowdrop. (Black and white.) 2281. In the Supper Room. (Black and 2304. Daffodils. (Black and white.) white.) Pennell, Joseph, London. 2282. Camel Driver. (Black and white.) 2305. St. Edmund’s Chapel, Westminster 2283. Driving a Team. (Black and white.) Abbey. (Pen drawing.) Meza, Wilson de, Lakewood, N. J. 2306. York Cathedral: Chapter House, Fair- 2284. Sketch No. 1, for “ Life.” (Black and Sisters, and Central Tower. (Pen white.) drawings.) 2285. Sketch No. 2, for “ Life.” (Black and 2307. Old Battersea Church, Chelsea. (Pen white. drawing.) 2286. Sketch No. 3, for “ Life.” (Black and 2308. One Bay of the Angel Choir, Lincoln white.) Cathedral. (Pen drawing.) The above three sketches were 2309. Western Part of Ely Cathedral, from lent by Mitchell & Miller, Garden in Close. (Pen drawing.) New York. 2310. Sally Harrowell’s Shop, Rugby. (Pen 2287. Drawing for Illustration. (Black and drawing.) white!) 2311. Florence from Boccaccio’s Villa. 2288. When Through Feast-Litten Halls. (Pen drawing.) (Black and white.) 2312. In the Garden, Boccaccio's Villa. Metcalf, W. L. (Pen drawing.) 2289. Stinnerd House, Pelham Bay Park. 2313. In the Nave, Westminster Abbey. (Pen drawing.) (Pen drawing.) 2290. The Picture Gallery. (Black and 2314. Villa on the Road to Fiesole. (Pen white.) drawing.) 2291. He Drove the Knife Through His 2315. Northwest View of Gloucester Cathe¬ Hand. (Black and white.) dral. (Pen drawing.) 2292. Cable Hut at Shore End. (Black and 2316. South Side of Lincoln Cathedral. white, oil.) (Pen drawing.) The above four drawings were 2317. Weil’s Cathedral Choir, Looking lent by Charles Scribner’s East. (Pen drawing.) Sons, New York. 2318. Dryden’s Monument, Westminster Mowbray, A. Siddons. Abbey. (Pen drawing.) 2293. Ben Hur. (Black and white, oil.) 2319. Winchester Cathedral Choir and Lent by Harper & Bros., New Presbytery, Looking East. (Pen York. drawing.) Newell, R. S. 2320. The Vicar's Close, Well’s Cathedral. 2294. A Reminder of Old Virginia. (Black (Wash drawing.) and white.) 2321. Well’s Cathedral Nave, Looking East. Lent by Harper & Bros., New (Wash drawing.) York. 2322. Wargrave; Sonning Bridge; Landing Nichols, H. D. at Richmond. (Wash drawings.) 2205. Interior of Manufactures and Liberal 2323. Gloucester Cathedral Nave from the Arts Building, W. C. E. (Black North Aisle. (Wash drawing.) and white.) The above drawings by Pennell Lent by Harper & Bros., New were lent by the Century Co., York. New York. Pape, Frederick S. M., Paris. 2324. Four Pen Drawings from Charing 2296. The Sphinx by Moonlight. (Pen Cross to St. Paul's. drawing.) 2325. Five Pen Drawings from Charing Lent by Century Co., New \ork. Cross to St. Paul’s. (1) Parsons, Alfred, New York. 2326. Five Pen Drawings from Charing 2297. Crossing Weir. (Wash drawing.) Cross to St. Paul's. (2) 2298. In Silistria. (White and black.) 2327. Six Pen Drawings from Charing Cross 2299. Singing Shepherd. (White and black.) to St. Paul’s. (1) 2300. Pig Wallow. (Black and white.) 2328. Six Pen Drawings from Charing Cross 2301. Ischatal, St. Ceorge. (Black and to St. Paul’s. (2) Pennington, Harper, New York. white.) , 2302. Camp opposite Kalafat. (Black and 2329. In the Workshop, Philadelphia Man¬ ual Training School. (Black and white.) The above six drawings were lent white.) Lent by the Century Co.r by Harper & Bros., New York. New York. 48 DEPARTMENT K.-FINE ARTS.

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

Perard, Victor. 2352. Portrait of Charles Dudley Warner 2330. River Police Patrol Boat. (Wash (Charcoal.) drawing.) 2353- A Near-Sighted Deputy. (Charcoal.’

2331. Pelham Park. (Wash drawing.) 2354* Liberal and Conservative.(Charcoal.! The above two drawings were 2355- A Tramp. (Charcoal.) lent by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 2356. Christmas Morning. (Charcoal.) New York. 2357* Illustration. (Black and white.) Pyle, Howard, Wilmington, Del. 2358. Skating. (Wash drawing.) 2332. In the Valley. (1) (Black and white Remington, Frederick, New Ro¬ in oil.) chelle, N. Y. 2333. In the Valley. (2) (Black and white 2359- Roping in a Horse, Corral. (Pen in oil.) drawing.) 2334- In the Valley. (3) (Black and white 2360. The Old Trapper. (Pen drawing.) in oil.) 2361. A Member of the Mounted Police, 2335. The Oak of Geismar. (Black and Canada. (Pen drawing.) white in oil.) 2362. Infantry Covering the Withdrawal of 2336. Gambetta Proclaiming the Republic. Cavalrv. (Wash drawing.) (Black and white in oil.) 2363. Behind tne Breastworks,Besieged by 2337- A Moment Later There was a Great Utes. (Wash drawing.) Hammering at the Door. (Black 2364. A Sample Steed. (Black and white.) and white in oil.) 2365* A War Party of Comanches “Jump¬ The above six drawings were lent ing” a Hunter’s Camp. (Black and by Charles Scribner’s Sons,New white.) York. 2366. Splitting the Buffalo Herd. (Black 2338. Indian Woman Saving the Life of and white, oil.) John Brown. (Black and white, oil.) 2367. "Boots and Saddles.” (Black and 2339- Along the Canal in Old Manhattan. white, oil.) (Black and white, oil.) The above nine drawings were The above two drawings were lent by the Century Co., lent by Harper & Bros., New New York. York.) 2368. Rounding Up. (Wash drawing.) 2340. They Used to Drill Every Evening. 2369. Pitching Broncos. (Wash drawing.) (Black and white.) 2370. General Miles Reviewing the Mex¬ Lent by the Century Co., New ican Army. (Wash drawing.) York. 2371. Polish Village. (Wash drawing.) Redwood, Allen C., Bergen Point, 2372. Some Idle Notes on “The Most Noble N. J. Profession" in Europe. (Wash' 2341. Barksdale’s Mississippians Opposing drawing.) Laying of Pontoon Bridges. (Pen 2373. At the Horse Show. (Wash drawing.) drawing.) The above six drawings were 2342. A Camp Toilet. (Pen drawing.) lent by Harper & Bros., 2343- I’m Ready to Begin Right Now.(Black New York. and white.) Rhodes, Charles W., Chicago. 2344- General Grant Can’t Have any Water 2374. Study Head. (Charcoal.) from this Spring. (Black and white.) Robinson, Theodore, New York. 2345. Perpetual Motion. (Black and white.) 2375- Claude Monet. (Charcoal.) Here. (Black and white.) Rogers, W. A., New York. 2346 -< Our March Against Pope. (Pen 2376. Home, Sweet Home. drawing.) 2377. You Put in Two Dollars and Eight A Stag Dance. (Black and white.) Cents. (Pen drawing.) 2347- The Retreat from Gettysburg. (Black 2378. Lost. (Black and white.) and white.) 2379. Three Cheers for the First Sod. 2348. Dress Parade. (Black and white.) (Black and white.) The above ten drawings were 2380. In the Narrow Trail. (Black and lent by the Century Co., New white.) The above five drawings York. were lent by the Century Co., New Reinhart, Charles S., New York. York. 2349- A Kissing Gate. (Pen drawing.) 2381. Sketch No. 1, for “Life.” (Pen draw¬ 2350. Government Wharf, Fort Monroe. ing.) , , (Pen drawing.) 2382. Sketch No. 2, for "Life.” (Pen draw¬ 2351. Up the Hudson. (Pen drawing.) ing.) UNITED STATES. 49

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2383- Sketch No. 3, for “Life.” (Pen draw¬ 2413. Lake Front—side of main building. ing.) (Black and white.) 2384. Sketch No. 4, for “Life.” (Pen draw¬ The above three drawings were ing.) lent by Charles Scribner’s The above four drawings Sons, New York. were lent by Mitchell & 2414. At the Hotel. (Black and white.) Miller, New York. Lent by Harper & Bros., New 2385. The Postman. (Pen drawing.) York. 2386. Armed Peace. (Pen drawing.) 2415. In a Restaurant. (Pencil.) 2387. The Chapel Steps. (Pen drawing.) 2416. Illustration. (Black and white.) 2388. The Call for Trumps. (Pen drawing.) 2417. Old Guard Ball. (Black and white.) 2389. Sunday in the Park. (Pen drawing.) 2418. An Invitation to the Dance. (Black 2390. Museum Treasures. (Pen drawing.) and white.) 2391. Inauguration Ball. (Pen drawing.) 2419. In the House of Representatives. 2392. A Tug of War. (Pen drawing.) (Black and white.) 2393- A Belle of Greenwich(Wash drawing) 2420. Cowboy. (Black and white.) 2394. Broadway Stage, 1831. (Black and 2421. Illustration. (Wash drawing.) white.) 2422. Ladies'Gallery, House of Represen¬ 2395. Prologue to “She.”(Black and white.) tatives. (Black and white.) 2396. Camp Fire. (Black and white.) 2423. Easter Lilies. (Black and white.) 2397. Out of the Game. (Black and white.) 2424. Broadway at Night.(Black and white.) 2398. Arab Colony of New York. (Black 2425. Promenade Concert, Madison Square and white.) Garden. (Black and white.) 2399. No Frost Within. (Black and white.) 2426. A Bishop. (Black and white.) 2400. The Salvation Army. (Black and 2427. Relics of George Washington.(Black white.) and white.) Sandham, Henry, Boston. 2428. Onnalinda. (Black and white.) 2401. Snow-shoeing by Torchlight. (Black 2429. When the Tide Comes in.(Black and and white.) white.) Lent by the Century Co., 2430. Jane Field, I aint Esther Maxwell. New York. (Black and white.) Shirlaw, Walter, New York. 2431. On the Rocks at Narragansett Pier. 2402. Broad Street Railway Station, Phila¬ (Black and white.) delphia. (Black and white.) 2432. Sunday Morning,FifthAvenue.(Black Lent by Charles Scribner’s and white.) Sons, New York. 2433. A King’s Daughter.(Black and white.) Small, Frank O., Boston. 2434. Christmas Shopping. (Black ana 2403. Pop Concert. (Black and white.) white.) 2404. The Last Picnic of the Season.(Black 2435. On the Down Town Ferry. (Black and white.) and white.) The above two drawings were 2436. A Bit of Decoration. (Black and lent by Harper & Bros., New white.) York. Smith, F. Hopkinson, New York. 2405. The Dawn Struggling with the Night. 2437. It Was Near the Close of a Summer (Black and white.) Afternoon. (Charcoal.) 2406. A Forgotten Ancestor. (Black and Lent by Charles Scribner’s white.) Sons, New York. 2407. Christmas Presents at the Breakfast 2438. Windmill. (Charcoal.) Table. (Black and white.) 2439. Scene in Venice. (Black and white.) 2408. Afternoon, Commonwealth Avenue, Stephens, Alice Barber, Philadel¬ Boston. (Black and white.) phia. 2409. Said in Passing. (Black and white.) 2440. Music. (Black and white.) 2410. Sketch No. 1, for “Life.” (Black and Lent by Ladies’ Home Journal, white.) Philadelphia. Lent by Mitchell & Miller, New 2441. Their Perfume Flooded the House. York. (Black and white.) Smedley, W. T., New York. Lent by Leslie’s Weekly, New 2411. Exhibition Grounds in 1891. (Black York. and white.) . . 2442. PhiladelphiaQuaker.(Wash drawing.) 2412. Before the Agricultural Building. Sterner, Albert E., Paris. (Black and white.) 2443. Champigny. (Pen drawing.) K-4 50 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Black and White and Other Drawings.

2444. My Cousin Fanny. (Pencil, with pen 2469. The Three Hussars. (Black and and ink remarque.) white.) 2445. Where is That Idiot, That Dolt, That Lent by Charles Scribner's Sluggard, That Snail, with My Mail? Sons, New York. (Wash drawing.) 2470. The Dinner Table in a Norwegian 2446. Walking Away With a Shrug of the Farmouse. (Black and white.) Shoulders. (Wash draw ,ng.) 2471. A Moujik’s Funeral. (Black anc 2447. I Wept, I Wept, I Wept. (Black and white.) white.) 2472. Norwegian Fisher Family. (Black 2448. Passionnement was What I Wanted. and white.) The above six drawings were 2473. At the Traktier’s. (Black and white.) lent by the Century Co., New 2474. Kroll’s Garden, Berlin. (Black anc York. white.) 2449. No Pertinacity. (Pen drawing.) 2475. Military Road in the Caucasus.(Black 2450. The Rivals. (Wash drawing.) and white.) The above two drawings were 2476. Circassians of the Imperial Guard lent by Harper & Bros., New (Black and white.) York. 2477. Georgian Princes. (Black and white. Taber, W., New York. 2478. The Yachting Party. (Black anc 2451. A Rescue. (Wash drawing.) white.) 2452. The Hanging of Stuart by the First 2479. Persian Bazar at Nijni Novgorod Vigilance Committee. (Pen draw¬ (Black and white.) ing.) 2480. Horse Artillery Going into Action 2453. Mission Dolores, Sunday Afternoon. (Black and white.) (Pioneer California.) (Pen drawing.) 2481. Crossing the Channel. (Black anc The above three drawings were white, oil.) lent by the Century Co., New Tyler, Bayard H., New York. York. 2482. Group of Trees. (Charcoal.) Taylor, Charles J., New York. 2483. Indian Head, Palisades. (Charcoal. 2454. The Ingle Nook. (Pen drawing.) Van Srhairk R W Lent by W. C. Gibson, Port 2484. Sketch No. 1,’ for “ Life.” (Black anc Chester, N. Y. white.) 2455. Quarrel in the Tavern. (Black and 2485. Sketch No. 2, for “ Life.” (Black anc white.) Lent by A. Schwarzmann. white.) 2456. The Poet at the Breakfast Table.(Pen 2486. Sketch No. 3, for “Life.” (Black anc drawing.) white.) 2457. Two Girls. (Pen drawing.) 2487. Sketch No. 4, for “ Life.” (Black and 2458. A Question of Wines. (Pen drawing.) white.) 2459. At the Luncheon. (Pen drawing.) 2488. Sketch No. 5, for “ Life." (Black anc 2460. Gossip. (Pen drawing.) white.) 2461. Hiring a Butler. (Pen drawing.) 2489. Sketch No. 6, for “ Life.” (Black anc Taylor, W. L. white.) 2462. On the Beach. (Wash drawing.) Wenzell, A. B., New York. Lent by Charles Scribner’s 2490. Won’t You take Me to My Aunty Sons, New York. (Black and white.) Thompson, Ernest E. 2491. She Came Downstairs in a Great Fur 2463. At Midday. The Last of the Buffa¬ trimmed Robe. (Black and white. loes. (Wash drawing.) The above two drawings were Lent by Charles Scribner’s lent by the Century Co., New Sons, New York. York. Thulstrup, T. de, New York. 2492. The Diamonds. (Black and white.) 2464. Joseph Choate. (Wash drawing.) Lent by Harper & Bros., Ne* 2465. Columbian Exposition, Workers in York. Staff. (Black and white.) 2493. Sketch No. 1, for “ Life.” (Black anc 2466. Belated Passenger.(Black and white.) white.) 2467. An Evening at the Horse Show(Black 2494. Sketch No. 2, for “Life.” (Black an( and whited white.) 2468. Admiral Walker. (Black and white.) 2495. Sketch No. 3, for “Life.” (Black ant The above five drawings were white.) lent by Harper & Bros., New 2496. Sketch No. 4, for “Life.” (Black anc York. white.) UNITED STATES. 51

Black and White and Other Drawings, Exhibits of Private Collections.

2497. Sketch No. 5, for '* Life.” (Black and Besnard, Paul-Albert, Paris. white.) 2871. Head. 2498. Sketch No. 6, for “ Life." (Black and Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, white.) Chicago. 2499. Sketch No. 7, for “ Life.” (Black and Bonheur, Mile. Rosa, Paris. white, oil.) 2872. Sheep. 2500. Sketch No. 8, for “ Life.” (Black and Lent by Gen. Russell A. Alger, white.) Detroit. 2501. Sketch No. 9, for “Life.” (Black and 2873. Pastoral. white.) Lent from the collection of the 2502. Sketch No. 10, for ‘Life.” (Black and late Mr. Jay Gould, New white.) York. 2503. Sketch No. 11, for “ Life.” (Black and Bonington, Richard P., 1801-1828, white.) England. 2504. Sketch No. 12, for “ Life.” (Black and 2874. Landscape. white.) Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCor¬ The above twelve sketches mick, Chicago. were lent by Mitchell & Mil¬ Breton, Jules-Adolphe, Paris. ler, New York. 2875. The Song of the Lark. Wickenden, Robert J., New York. Lent by Mrs. Henry Field, 25*5. Study of Oaks. Chicago. Wiles, Irving R., New York. 2876. Colza-gatherers. 2506. Tgnace Jan Paderewski. (Charcoal.) Lent by Mr. Collis P. Hunt¬ 2507. 1 ain't Religious; I Drink. (Wash ington, New York. drawing.) Carolus-Duran, Paris. 2508. In the Dining Room, Y. W. C. A. 2877. An Odalisque. (Wash drawing.) Lent by Mr. William Bu¬ 2509. Photo Negative Retouching, Y. W. chanan, New York. C. A. (Wash drawing.) 2878. Portrait of Madam Modieska. 2510. The Salesroom, Y. W. C. A. (Wash Lent by the Pennsylvania drawing.) Academy of the Fine Arts, 2511. Cohanim Blessing the People. (Wash Philadelphia. drawing.) Cazin, Jean-Charles, Paris. 2512. A Jewish Wedding. (Wash drawing.) 2879. The Expulsion from Paradise. 2513. Confirmation, Temple Emanu-El. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, (Wash drawing.) Chicago. 2514. The Choir.' (Wash drawing.) 2880. Elsinore. 2515. Class in Phonography. (Wash draw- Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, Chicago. 2516. Rock of Ages. (Black and white, oil.) 2881. Flight into Egypt. The above eleven drawings Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, were lent by the Century Co., Chicago. New York. 2882. Midnight Moonlight, Abbeville, France. GROUP 146. Lent by Charles T. Yerkes, Chicago. LOAN COLLECTION. Constable, John, 1776-1837, England. Foreign Works From Private Galleries 2883. Weymouth Bay. in the United States. Lent by Mr. William H. Fuller, Alma-Tadema, Lawrence, London. New York. 2868. A Reading from Homer. 2884. The Lock. (Lent by Mrs. Henry Lent by Mr. Henry G. Mar- Field, Chicago.) quand, New York. 2885. Shepherd and Flock — Dedham Bastien-Lepage, Jules, 1848-1885, Church in the distance. France. Lent by R. Hall McCormick, Chicago. 2869. The Thames. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Corot, Jean-Baptise-Camille, 1796- - Philadelphia. 1875, France. 2886. The Flight from Sodom. 2870. Re very. _ _ . Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, Lent by Mr. Henry O. Have- Chicago, meyer, New York, 52 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Exhibits of Private Collections.

2887. Orpheus. 2904. Coast near Dieppe. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning Chicago. Clark, New York. 2888. Shrimp-fisher. Decamps, Alexandre-Gabriel, i8og Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, i860, France. Chicago. 2905. Oriental Kiosk. 2889. Landscape. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryer- Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, son, Chicago. Chicago. Degas, Paris. 2890. Dance ol the Nymphs. 2906. The Dancing Lesson. Lent by Mr. William H. Lent by Mr. Alexander J. Cas-| Crocker, San Francisco. satt, Philadelphia. 2891. Evening. 2907. Race Horses. Lent from the collection of the Lent by Mr. Albert Spencer, late Mr. Jay Gould, New New York. York. 2892. The Path to tne Village. Delacroix, Ferdinand-Victor-Eu- Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, gene, 1798-1863, France. Chicago. 2908. Christ at the Tomb. 2893. Environs of Ville d’Avray, France. Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, Clark, New York. Chicago. 2909. Tiger Quenching his Thirst. 2894. Landscape. Lent by Mr. Alfred Corniug Lent by Mr. Gardiner G. Hub¬ Clark, New York. bard, Washington, D. C. 2910. Turks Abducting a Girl. 2895. Old Man Seated on Corot's Trunk Lent by Mr. William H. in the Artist’s Chamber in Rome. Crocker, San Francisco. Lent by Dr. Henry C. Angell, Detaille, Edouard,Paris. Boston. 2911. Flag of Truce. 2896. Evening. Lent by Mr. E. Burgess War¬ Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning ren, Philadelphia. Clark, New York. Diaz de la Pefla, Narcisse-Virgile 2897. The Inn. 1808-1876, France. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryer- 2912. La Danse des Almees. son, Chicago. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Courbet Gustave, 1819-1877, France. Philadelphia. 2898. Dogs and Hare. 2913. The Descent of the Bohemians. Lent by Henry O. Havemeyer, Lent by Mrs. S. D. Warren, New York. Boston. 2914. Turkish Women. Couture, Thomas, 1815-1879, France. Lent by Mr. D. M. Ferry, De¬ 2899. Portrait of Madame Couture. troit. Lent by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Dupre, Jules, 1812-1889, France. 2915. The Pool. Dagnan-Bouveret, Pascal-Adolphe- Lent by Mr. E. Burgess War¬ Jean, Paris. ren, Philadelphia. 2900. La Bernoise. 2916. The Open Sea. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Lent by Mr. William H. Fuller, Philadelphia. New York. 2901. Brittany Peasant Girl. 2917. At Sea. Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade, Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, Cleveland. Chicago. Daubigny, Charles-Francois, 1817- Fantin-Latour, Henri, Paris. 1878, France. 2918. Vision of Tannhauser. 2902. The Cooper's Shop. Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade, Lent by Mr. Francis Bartlett, Boston. Cleveland. 2903. Banks of the Oise, Auvers-Sur-Oise, Fortuny, Mariano, 1838-1874, Spain. France. 2919. Beach at Portici, Italy. Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, Lent by Mrs. Prescott Hall Chicago. Butler, New York. UNITED STATES. 53

Exhibits of Private Collections.

Francais, Francois-Louis, Paris. Leys, Hendrik, Baron, 1815-1896, 2920. Sun Breaking Through the Mist. Belgium. Lent by Mr. William Bu¬ 2934. The Book Stall. chanan, New York. Lent by Mr. Charles T. Fromentin, Eugene, 1820-1876, Yerkes, Chicago. France. Lhermitte, Leon-Auguste, Paris. 2921. The Falconer. 2935. Washerwomen on the Banks of the Lent by Mr. D. W. Powers, Mame. Rochester. Lent by Mr. E. Burgess 2922. Women of Sahara. Warren, Philadelphia. Lent by Mrs. Henry Field, Manet, Edouard, 1833-1883, France. Chicago. 2936. Marine. Gericault, J. L. A. Theodore, 1791- Lent by Mr. Frank Thomson, 1824, France. Philadelphia. 2923. Study of a Cuirassier. 2937. Dead Toreador. Lent by the Museum of Fine Lent by Mr. James S. Inglis, Arts, Boston. New York. Gerome, Jean-Leon, Paris. 2938. Marine. 2924. L’Eminence Grise. Lent by Mr. Alexander J. Lent by Mrs. S. D. Warren, Cassatt, Philadelphia. Boston. Maris, Jacques, The Hague, 2925. Le Montreur de Serpents. 2939. Canal in Holland. Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Clark, New York. Philadelphia. Greuze, Jean-Baptiste, 1725-1805, Mauve, Antonin, 1838-1888, Holland. France. 2940. The Flock. 2926. The Pouting Child. Lent by Mr. Joseph Jefferson, Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryer- New York. son, Chicago. Meissonier,Jean-Louis-Ernest,i8i3- Helleu, Paris. 1891, France. 2927. Interior of Saint Denis Cathedral, 2941. View near Poissy. showing effect of light through Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Stained Glass Windows. Philadelphia. Lent by Mrs. John L. Gardner, 2942. Reconnaissance. Boston. Lent by Mr. Charles T. Ingres, Jean-Auguste-Dominique, Yerkes, Chicago. 1780-1867, France. Michal, Georges, 1733 1843, France. 2928. The Cardinal Bibbiena Introducing 2943. The Horseman. Raphael and his Niece. Lent by Mr. William H. Ful¬ Lent by Mrs. S. D. Warren, ler, New York. Boston. 2944. Plain of Montmartre, Paris. Isabey, Eugene, 1804-1886, France. Lent by Mr. William H. Ful¬ 2929. A F§te at the Hotel de Rambouillet. ler, New York. Lent by Mr. Samuel M. Nick¬ Michetti, Francesco Paolo, Naples. erson, Chicago. 2945. Springtime and Love. Lent by Mr. Albert A. Munger, Israels, Josef, Amsterdam. Chicago. 2930. A Frugal Meal. Millet, Jean Francois, 1814-1875, Lent by Mr. Charles T. France. ■ Yerkes, Chicago. 2946. The Sheep Shearers. Knaus, Ludwig, Berlin. Lent by Mr. Peter C. Brooks, 2931. A Country Festival. Boston. Lent by Mr. Charles T. 2947. After the Bath. Yerkes, Chicago. Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning 2932. The Potato Harvest. Clark, New York. Lent by Mrs. Henry Field, 2948. The Gleaners. Chicago. Lent by Mr. Alfred Corning Lefebvre, Jules-Joseph, Paris. Clark, New York. 2933. La Cigale. 2949. The Haymaker. Lent by the St. Louis Museum Lent by Mrs. Alfred Corning of Fi*e Arts. Clark, New York. 54 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Exhibits of Private Collections.

2950. The Pig Killers. 2967. On the Coast. Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer Chicago. Chicago. 2951. The Man with the Hoe. 2968. Place de la Trinite, Paris. Lent by Mr. William H. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer Crocker, San Francisco. Chicago. 2952. Shepherdess. Regnault, Henri, 1848-1871, France Lent by the Museum of Fine 2969. In the Pyrenees. Arts, Boston. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, 2953. Peasants Carrying a New-born Calf. Philadelphia. Lent by Mrs. Henry Field, Renoir, A., Paris. Chicago. 2970. In the Garden. Monet, Claude, Paris. Lent by Mr. Albert Spencer, 2954. Morning Fog. New York. Lent by Mr. Albert Spencer, Rousseau, Theodore, 1812-1867, New York. France. 2955. Dawn on the Coast of the North Sea. 2971. Landscape in Berry, France. Lent bv Mr. Albert Spencer, Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, New York. Chicago. 2956. Harbor of Havre. 2972. Near Barbizon. Lent by Mr. Frank Thomson, Lent by Dr. Henry C. Angell, Philadelphia. Boston. 2957. Snow Scene. 2973. View on the Seine, Lent by Mr. Alexander J. Cas¬ Lent from the collection of the satt, Philadelphia. late Mr. Jay Gould, New Monticelli, Adolphe, 1824-1886, York. France. 2974. A Lone Tree—Autumn. 2958. Nymphs Bathing. Lent by Mr. Frank Hill Smith, Lent by Dr. Henry C. Angell, New York. Boston. Sisley, Alfred, Paris. Morland, George, 1763-1804, Eng¬ 2975. Village Street, Moret, France. land. Lent by Mr, Potter Palmer, 2959. Contentment. Chicago. Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCor¬ Swan, John M., London. mick, Chicago. 2976. The Approaching Combat. Neuville, Alphonse-Marie de, 1836- Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, 1887, France. Philadelphia. 2960. The Spy. 2977. Two Tigers. Lent by Collis P. Huntington, Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, New York. Philadelphia. Pissaro, Camille, Paris. 2978. Lioness and Cubs. 2961. The Village. Lent by Mr. William L. Elkins, Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, Philadelphia. Chicago. Tassaert, Nicolas-Francois-Octave, 2962. Summer. 1800-1874, France. Lent by Mr. Frank Thomson, 2979. Saint Hilarion. Philadelphia. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, 2963. Spring. Chicago. Lent by Mr. Alexander J. Cas¬ Thompson, Harry, Paris. satt, Philadelphia. 2980. The Shepherdess. Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre, Paris. Lent by the St. Louis Museum 2964. Summer. of Fine Arts. Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade, Cleve¬ Troyon,Constant, 1810-1865, France. land. 2981. A Drove of Cattle and Sheep. 2965. Autumn. Lent by Mr.Cornelius Vander¬ Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryer- bilt, New York. son, Chicago. 2982. White Cow and Sheep. Raffaelli, Jean-Francois, Paris. Lent by Mr. Julius Stroh, 2966. Absinthe Drinkers. Detroit. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, 2983. Going Home. (Lent by Mrs. Henry Chicago. Field, Chicago.) UNITED STATES. 5» s_ ____ Exhibits of Private Collections.

984. The Surf. Watts, George Frederick, London. Lent by Mr. Gari Melchers. 2987. Portrait of Joachim—Candle-light. Uhde, Fritz von, Munich. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Hut¬ :98s. A Sewing Bee in Holland. chinson, Chicago. Lent by Mr. L.Crist Delmonico, Zorn, Anders L., Stockholm. New York. 2988. Bottling Works. Van Beers, Jan, Brussels. Lent by Mr. Potter Palmer, 2986. “You Are Welcome.” Chicago. Lent by Mr. Charles T. Yerkes, Rodin, Auguste, Paris. Chicago. 2989. Cupid and Psyche. (Marble Group.) 2990. The Sphinx. (Marble.) 2991. Andromeda. (Marble.)

ALGERIA.

Sculpture, Paintings inOil and on Ivory, etc., Chalk, Charcoal and Other Drawings.

GROUP 139. GROUP 142. Sculpture. Paintings on Ivory, on Enamel, on Metal, Vague, Joseph, Constantine. on Porcelain or other Wares; Fresco 1. Marble Statues and Groups. 820 Painting on Walls. GROUP 140. Vague, Joseph, Constantine. Paintings in Oil. 6. Drawings, etc. Carrus, Jeune A., Mustapha. 2. Nine Pictures. GROUP 144. Marzocchi, Numa, Alger. 3. One Picture. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and other Draw¬ Reymann, Joseph, Village d’Tsly. ings. 4. Three Pictures. Vague, Joseph, Constantine. Sintes, Joseph, Alger. 5. Five Pictures. 7. Paintings on Faience—Panels 56 AUSTRIA.

i i AUSTRIA.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Brocik, Vaclav, Paris. Sculpture. 26. TheHistorical“Fenstersturz”at Prague. 27. The First Communion of the Hussites. Breneck, Anton, Vienna. Burnaud, Eugene, Veytaux-Chillon. I. Bronze relief, Richard Wagner. 821 28. In the High Pastures. Charlemont, Theodor, Vienna. Canon, Hans, Vienna. 2. Boy Beggar. 822 29. The Master of the Hounds. Jarl, Otto, Vienna. Charlemont, Hugo, Vienna. 3- The Creeping Tiger. 822 30. Still Life. Kaan, Arthur, Vienna. 31. In the Kitchen. 4* Old Man, Terra Cotta. 820 Defregger, Franz von, Munich. Myslbeck, Josef V., Prague. 32. Children Playing with a Dog. 5- “Graf Franz Thun-Hohenstein. ” 822 33. “ God Bless You ! ” Schwarz, Stefan, Vienna. Deutsch, Ludwig, Paris. 6. Fauns with Geese. 34. The Holy Gate in Cairo. 7. Heracles in the Nessus Garment. 35. The Eunuchs. 8. Boy with Snake. Ditscheiner, Adolph, Munich. 9. Mozart. 822 36. Spring. Tilgner, Victor, Vienna. Engelhart, Josef, Vienna. 10. Zinc bust. His Majesty the Emperor 37. The Curpark at Baden, near Vienna. of Austria. Ernst, Rudolph, Paris. 11. Bronze bust, Jos. R. v. Fuehrich. 822 38. Tomb of Sultan Selim. Weigl, Robert, Vienna. Fischer, Ludwige, Vienna. 12. Beethoven. 39. Himalaya Scenery. 13. Mozart. Friedlaender, Camilla, Vienna. 14. Old Vienna Waltzer. 40. Still Life. Gisela, Josef, Vienna. 41. Adventures in the Lottery. GROUP 140. 42. What Gladdens One Saddens the Other. Paintings in Oil. 43. The Seamstresses. 44. The Visit to the Laundry. Angeli, Heinrich von, Vienna. Gloss, Ludwig, Moedling. 15. Portrait of Stanley. 45. The Antiquarian. 16. Portrait of Architect Schmidt. Goltz, Alexander D., Vienna. Ameseder, Eduard, Vienna. 46. Christ and the Women. 17. Narenta River at Mostar. 47. Flower Girl at Constantinople. 18. Evening. Hamza, Johann, Vienna. Bacher, Rudolf, Vienna. 48. The Dice-throwers. 19. Mater Dolorosa. Hasch, Carl, Vienna. 20. Ave Maria. 49. Old Sawmill in the Eschern Valley. Bernatzik, Wilhelm, Vienna. Hirschl, Adolf, Vienna. 21. The Vision of Saint Bernard. 50. Prometheus. Blaas, Eugen von, Venice. 51. Wedding Procession. 22. The Good Brother. Blaas, Julius von, Vienna. Hoermann, Theo. v., Znaim. 23. Horse Market in Hungary. 52. Girls Hunting Mushrooms. Blau, Tina, Munich. Hoffmann, Josef, Znaim. 24. Fallen Giant. 53. From Bygone Days. Breidwiser, Theodor, Vienna. Hradecky, Vaclav, Prague. 25. Short Rest. 54. Peasants' Rebellion in Bohemia. 57 V DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Huber, Rudolph, Vienna. Ribarz, Rudolf, Salzburg. 55. George Washington. 91. Decorations for a Dining-room. 56. Fighting Cows. Roehrer, Lina, Munich. Jettel, Eugen, Paris. 92. At the Game Dealer's. 57* R amsau Scenery. Ruben, Franz, Vienna. 58. Shore of the Seine. 93. Autumn Day on the Lido. ■^59. Dutch Landscape. 94. From Romantic Times. Karger, Karl, Vienna. Rumpler, Franz, Vienna. 60. The Graben in Vienna. 95. Girl From Bohemia. Katzer, Anton, Vienna. Russ, Robert, Vienna. 61. The Indiscreet Friend. 96. Early Spring. Kaufmann, Isidor, Vienna. Schmid, Julius, Vienna. 162. "Age is not Proof against Folly.” 97. "Let the Little Ones Come to Me.” ill!: Knuepfer, Benes, Rome. Schmid, Mathias, Munich. 63. The Eternal Siren. 98. The Edelweiss Plucker. 54. Triton’s Fight. Schindler, Jac. E., Vienna. Kuenel, Josef, Vienna. 99. Saw-mill in Oberweissenbach. 55. A Dude in the Countrv. 100. View of Ragusa. Kurzbauer, Edward, Rome. zox. Peace. 36. The Fortune Teller. Schroedl, Anton, Vienna. Lang-Laris, Hermine, Vienna. 102. Flock of Sheep in Hungary. 57. Still Life. Schwaiger, Hans, Prague. Lebiedzki, Eduard, Vienna. 103. Peasant in Bohemia. 68. The Kiss. 104. Peasant Woman in Bohemia. Lichtenfels, Ed. v., Vienna. Seligmann, Adal, Vienna. 69. Gulf of Quarnero. 105. The Holy Family. Makart, Hans, Vienna. 106. Prof. Billroth’s Clinic. The Five Senses. Simm, Franz, Munich. 70. Smelling. 107. Duet. ,'n7i* Tasting. 108. Indian Summer. 72. Sight. Stein, Alwyn v., Vienna. 73. Feeling. 109. Un Soldo, Signore. 74. Hearing. Strecker, Emil, Vienna. 75. The Falconer. no. Before the Holidays. Moll, Karl, Vienna. Tenple, Hans, Vienna. 76. The Roman Ruins in Schoenbrunn. hi. Portrait of William Unger. Mueller, Anton, Vienna. Thoren, Otto v., Paris. 77. The Bird’s Friend. 112. A Wolf ! Mueller, Leopold C., Vienna. Wortheimer, Gustav, Paris. 78. Market Place in Cairo. 113. The Vision. Nadler, Robert, Budapest. Wiesinger, Florian O., Vienna. 79. The Duet. 114. Morning at the Shore. Nowak, Ernst, Vienna, 115. Rural Breakfast. 116. Washerwoman in the Mountain. to. Tribute to the Monastery. Obermtillner, Adolf, Vienna. Zetsche, Edward, Vienna. 81. Mountain Brook Torrent. 117. View in Weissenkirchen. Payer, Julius von, Salzburg. Zewy, Carl, Vienna. 82. Never Retreat. 118. Home Again. Pausinger, Franz von, Salzburg. GROUP 141. v 83. Autumn Evening. * 84. Late Autumn. Paintings in Water Colors. Pettenkofen, Aug. von, Salzburg. Alt, Rudolph, Vienna. 85. Gipsy at the Hearth. 119. Fountain at Trient. 86. Market. 120. Interior of Saint Mark’s, at Venice. 87. Farmhouse. 121. Belvedere at Prague. 88. Gipsy Hut in the Forest. 122. The Old Ducal Castle at Bruck a-M. Probst, Carl, Salzburg. 123. Interior of the Presbytery of the Saint 89. The Consultation. Stephen Church at Vienna. 124. Portico in the Wallenstein palace at Reichert, Carl, Salzburg. Prague. 90. After the Hunt. 58 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings on Ivory, on Enamel, on Metal or Other Wares, Fresco Painting on Walls.

125. Belvedere at Vienna. Zetsche, Eduard, Vienna. 126. Castle Taufers in Tyrol. 136. Town-gate at Sulzfeld a-M. 127. Church at Innsbruck. 137. Tower at Sulzfeld a-M. Fischer, Ludwig E., Vienna. 128. The Chunsun Temple at Karnak. GROUP 142. 129. The Grand Temple at Karnak. Paintings on I>ory, on Enamel, on Metal, 130. The Bay of Cattaro. on Porcelain or other Wares; Fresco Hoffmann, Josef, Znaim. Painting on Walls. 131. Payerbach. Muench-Bellinghausen, Constanze, Jasper, Victor, Vienna. Pola. 138. The Holy Trinity (after Duerer). 132. Chestnut Blossoms. Michelek, Ludwig, Vienna. 133. Roses. 139. Josef Haydn. Tomec, Heinrich, Vienna. 140. Ludwig von Beethoven. 134. Salzkammergut. 141. Portrait of His Majesty the Emperor 135. Church at St. Wolfgang. of Austria. BELGIUM. 59

BELGIUM.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Martens, Jean Baptiste, Paris. Sculpture. 31. Girl and Turtle Doves. (Marble.) Braecke, Pierre, Brussels. 32. A Spinner. (Bust with arms, marble.) Samuel, Charles, Brussels. 1. Deserted. (Statuette, bronze.) 33. Primavera. (Bust, bronze.) Charlier, Guillaume, Brussels. 34. Prelude. (Statuette, bronze.) 2. Girl. (Bust, marble.) Van Beurden, Alphonze, Antwerp. 3. Lina. (Bust, marble.) 35. Forced Bath. (Group. Bronze, Cire- 4. Turkey. (Bronze.) perdue.) DeKeyser, Jean Baptiste, Brussels. 36. Quinten Matsys. (Bust, marble.) 5. St. Cecilia, Singing. (Marble bust.) 37. Young Singer. (Bust, marble.) De Mathelin, Maurice, Li£ge. Van der Straeten, Georges, Paris. 6. Woman Collier. (Bronze statuette.) 38. Portrait of Monsieur Worth. (Bust, (Cire perdue.) marble.) Des Enfans, Albert, Brussels. 39. Spring. (Bronze.) ) Belong to Mr. C. 7. After the Walk. (Statuette, marble.) 40. Winter. (Bronze.) V T. Yerkes of 8. Manon Lescaut. (Bust, marble.) 41. Idyl. (Bronze.) ) Chicago. 9. La Nique. (Statuette, bronze.) Weyns, Jules, Antwerp. De Tombay, Alphonse, Brussels. 42. Sweet Slumber. (Statue, marble.) 10. Knight of the Middle Ages. (Bronze.) 43. The Bird Catcher. (Bust, marble.) 11. Goose Girl. (Bronze.) Willems, Joseph, Malines. 12. Napolitan Improvisator. (Bronze.) 44. A Child. (Bronze bust.) De Vigne, Paul, Brussels. 45. L'Epervier. (Group, bronze.) 13. Poverella. (Statue, marble.) 46. Clown. (Statuette, bronze.) 14. Domenica. (Statue, bronze.) 15. Amertume. (Bust, marble.) GROUP HO. 16. Pysche. (Bust, marble.) Paintings in Oil. 17. Roman Woman. (Bust, bronze./ Abry, Leon, Antwerp. Hambresin, Albert, Brussels. 47. The Sparrow of Lesbia. 18. An Edict, 15th century. (Statuette. Anten, Djef, Hasselt. bronze.) 48. December Morning. 19. Curfew, 15th century. (Statuette, Arden, Henry, Brussels. bronze.) 49. After the Storm. Marine. 20. Crossbowman, 15th century. (Statuette, Asselbergs, Alphonse,Uccle near Brus¬ bronze.) sels. 21. A Proclamation. 15th century. (Stat¬ 50. Toward Evening on a Fine Winter uette, bronze.) Day in Campine (Belgium). 51. A Ravine in Winter (Ardennes Herain, Jean, Brussels. Mountains). 22. A Captive. (Marble.) Baron, Theodore, Namur. 23. Going to the Fields. (Bronze.) 52. Autumn Leaves (Afternoon). Joris, Francois, Antwerp. 53. Autumn Day in the Ardennes. 24. The Ship’s Boy. (Marble bust.) Bayart, Paul, Brussels. 25. The Cherries. (Marble.) 54. In Holland. 26. Fantasy. (Bronze, bust.) Beernaert, Euphrosine, Brussels. Le Roy, Hipp. Ghent and Rome. 55. Entrance of the Convent. 27. Course Folatre. (Bronze.) 56. Autumn Evening. (Woman's Build¬ 28. Child Life. (Marble.) ing.) 29. Quand la bise fut venue. (Bronze, Cire Beilis, Hubert, Brussels. perdue). 57. Strawberries. 30. Polar Bear. (Bronze.) 58. Game. 00 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Binje, Franz, Brussels. De Beul, Jean-Henri, Brussels. 59- Rocks of the Fond d’Arguet, Namur. 90. Herder Assembling his Flock. Boudry, Alois, Antwerp. De Beul, Franz, Brussels. 60. In Sunday Attire. 91. Return to the Stable, in the Campine. 61. Interior (Afternoon). De Bidvre, Marie, Brussels. 92. Peaches. Bource, Henri, Antwerp. 93. Accessories(the Porcelains). (Woman's 62. The Cherries. building.) Bourotte, Auguste, Brussels. De Bourtzoff, Nathalie, Brussels. 63. Pyramus and Thisbe. 94. Hors de Combat. 64. In the Fields. De Bourtzoff, Sophie, Brussels. Bouvier, A., Brussels. 95. The Orphan. 65- Marine. De Bruyn, Frans, Antwerp. Broereman, Eugene, Brussels. 96. The Wait (Toward Evening). 66. In the Bruyere. De Hem, Louise, Ypres. 67. Oliva. 97. The Sexton. (Belongs to the Museum Brunin, Leon, Antwerp. of Ypres.) 68. A Visit to the Studio of Benvenuto 98. Return of a Procession in Flanders. Cellini. Woman’s Building.) 69. Declaration of Love. Heuvel, Theodore-Bernard, Brus¬ Cap, Constant, Antwerp. sels. 70. Jeu de la Com£te. Old Salon, Louis 99. A Schoolmaster. XV, of the Kums Museum, Ant¬ De Keghel, Desire, Ghent. werp. 100. Flowers and Accessories of Music. Carabain, Jacques, Brussels. 101. Souvenir of Prince Baudouin of Bel¬ 71. La Piazza Guilio Cesare, at Rimini, gium. Italy. De Keyser, Nicaise (deceased). 72. View of Cogoleto on the Mediterranean, 102. The Holy Week in Seville. said to be the birthplace of Colum¬ Dell’Acqua, Cesare, Brussels. bus. 103. State Prisoner in the Fortress of Gra- Carpentier, Evariste, La Hulpe. isca. 73. Summer Sun. De Naeyer, Charles, Brussels. 74. Convalescence. 104. Still Life. Claus, Emile, Astene. 105. Still Life. (Cheeses.) 75. Cock Fight in Flanders. Den Duyts, Gustave, Brussels. Coenraets, Charles, Brussels. 106. Church of Wondelghein.Winter Scene. 76. Woodturners’ Shop (Brussels type). 107. Portrait of M. E. D. V. 77. Interior at Auderghem, near Brus¬ De Rickx, Louis, Antwerp. sels. 108. The Storm. Cogen, Felix, Brussels. 109. The Harvest. 78. The Shipwrecked Holland Coast. De Schampheleer, Edmond, Brussels, Collart, Mme. Marie. no. Autumn Morning. Genck, Limbourg. 79. The Springs of Schavues. hi. Holland Prairies. 80. A Farm. (Woman’s Building.) De Smeth, Henri, Borgerhout. Coosemans, Joseph-Theodore, Brus¬ 112. The Smoker. sels. De Vigne, Emma, Ghent. 81. Wooded Path in the Campine. 113. Flowers. Courtens, Franz, Brussels. De Vriendt, Albrecht, Antwerp. 82. The Departure of the Herd. 114. Charles VI and Odette. 83. Road Through the Dunes. De Vriendt, Juliaan, Brussels. Crabeels, Fior, Antwerp. 115. Souvenir of Cairo. 84. Flemish Kermesse. Dielman, Marguerite, Brussels. 85. The Return to the Farm. 116. Fruit. Dael, Auguste, Ghent. Dierickx, Omer, Brussels. 86. Jealousy. 117. Reunion of Friends. 87. While the Husband is Away. 118. Dreary Waking. D’Anethan, Alix, Paris. Dillens, Albrecht, Brussels. 88. The Holy Women. (Woman’s Build- 119. Shrimp Gatherers. ing-) Farasyn, Edgard, Antwerp. De Bats, Auguste Marie, Bornhem. 120. Embarkment of Emigrants at Antwerp 89. In Zeeland. 121. L’Ecole Buissonniere. BELGIUM. 61

Paintings in Oil.

Fichefet, Georges-Francois-Paul, Leempoels, Jef., Brussels. Brussels. 154. The Amateurs. 122. Bather. 155. A Vocation in Suspense. Fischer, Alice, Brussels. Lefebvre, Charles, Brussels. 123. Glaieuls. 156. Arab Encampment in Morocco. Frank, Lucien, Tervueren. Le Mayeur, Adrien, Boitsfort. 124. October. 157. The Storm. Gailliard, Francois, Brussels. 158. Setting Sun at Sea. 125. La Porte de Hal in Brussels. Le Roy, Hipp., Ghent and Rome. Gerard, Theodore, Brussels. 159. Dream of Happiness. 126. Bad Reception. 160. Winter in a Flemish Town. Gevers, Helene Antwerp. Looymans, Romain, Antwerp. 127. Arab Merchant. 161. Flemish Farmyard. 128. A FuturePoet. Lybaert, Theophile, Ghent. Godding, Emile, Antwerp. 162. The Mother of Sorrows. 129. One Florin Five Cents, Four Deniers. 163. Melancholy. Goemans, Gustave-Hubert, Ghent. Maeterlinck, Louis, Ghent. 130. Summer. 164. Peace. 131. Sunshine on the Avenue. Mayne, Jean, Brussels. Guffens, Godfroid, Brussels. 165. On the Coast. 132. Girl, Dressing. 166. Les Va-nu-pieds. 133. Girl, Dressing. Meunier, Georgette. Guiette, Jules, Antwerp. 167. The Mandolin. 134. Evening. 168. Souvenirs of a Bride. (Woman’s Build¬ Halle, Oscar, Antwerp. ing.) 135. The Last Day of Autumn. Meyers, Isidore, Brussels. 136. Reading of the Bible at the Old Men’s 169. Briele Poort, Ypres. Hospice. 170. Banks of the Scneldt, November. Hagemans, Maurice, Brussels. Michel, Gustave, Ghent. 137. Snow in the Forest of Soigne. 171. The Novice. Heger, Louise, Brussels. Montigny, Jules Leon, Tervueren. 138. Banks of the Ourthe River. 172. The Return of the Flock, October. Herbo, Leon, Brussels. Musin, Auguste, Brussels. 139. Souvenir of Italy. 173. Entrepot Royal and Bassin du Com¬ Hoeterickx, Emile, Brussels. merce at Brussels. 140. Arrival of the Mailboatat Dover. 174. Ostend Fishermen Caught by a Squall Hoorickx, H. G. Ernest, Brussels. in the North Sea. 141. Winter Twilight. Namur, Francois, Liege. Horenbant, Joseph, Ghent. 175- Pauvrettes. 142. Young Woman. Nys, Carl, Antwerp. Huysmans, Jean Baptiste, Hove. 176. Chess Players. Ooms, Karel, Antwerp. 143. Visit of the Merchant (Algeria). 177. Cupid in Chase. (Hors concours.) Jacobs, Adolphe, Brussels. Petit, Corneille, Brussels. 144. Stable at Boitsfort. 178. Happy Grandmother. Jacobs, Louis, Brussels. Plasky, Eugene J. B., Anderghem. 145. The Scheldt with Floating Ice. 179. Chestnut Alley in Overysshe.(Brabaut) 146. Evening on the Lower Scheldt. Plumot, Andre, Antwerp. Kegeljan, Franz, Brussels. 180. The Dangerous Bridge. 147. Flemish Farm. 181. Leaving the Stable. 148. Shores of the Lake of Neuchatel. Portaels, Jean, Brussels. Kokken, Henry, Antwerp. 182. Moroccan Group. 149. A Hazard. Proost, Frans, Antwerp. 150. Gallantry. 183. In First Class. Lamoriniere, Francois, Antwerp. Quitton, Edouard, Antwerp. 151. Avenue of Oaks, near Antwerp. 184. Still Life. 152. Snow Effect, near Antwerp. Ransy, Putzeys, Felicie, Liege. Laumans, Fanny, Brussels. , 185. Immortelles. t 186. Primroses and Oranges. (Womans 153. While Awaiting the Artist. (Woman s Building.) Building.) 62 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS-

Paintings in Oil.

Richir, Herman, Brussels. Van Caillie, Florimond, Antwerp. 187. Fantasy. 215. Prairie in Flanders. Robie, Jean, Brussels. 216. Snow Effect (Knocke, Belgium). 188. Bunch of Roses. Van Damme, Frans, Brussels. Ronner, Alice, Brussels. 217. In the Allee Verte, Brussels. 189. The Heron. Van Damme-Sylva, Emile, Brussels. Rosier, Jean Guillaume, Antwerp. 218. Nightfall. 190. Portrait of Mme. R. Van den Bos, Georges, Paris and 191. At My Friend Dupon’s. Ghent. Rosseels, Jacques, Termonde. 219. Etude en Plein Air. 192. In the Campine (Morning). 220. Gage of Love. 193. After the Rain (Campine). Van den Eycken, Charles, Brussels. Rosymann, Augusta,Ghent and Paris. 221. Who is There? 194. Portrait of Mile. D. Van der Hecht, Henri, Brussels. Rul, Henry, Antwerp. 222. Across Brussels. 195. Winter Evening. Van der Meulen, Edmond, Brussels. Rullens, Jules, Brussels. 223. Astonishment. 196. The Study. 224. Hunting in the Marsh. Seghers, Franz, Brussels. Van der Ouderaa, Pierre-Jean, Ant¬ 197. Lilium Harrisi. werp. Simons, J. Frans, Antwerp. 225. The Galleries of the “Juweelpand” 198. Amour et Patrie. (Convent of the Jewels) during the Slingeneyer, Ernest, Brussels. Free Fair of Antwerp. First half of 199. Last Days of Pompeii. sixteenth century. 200. Episode of an Inundation, Dordrecht. Van Geert, Flora, Antwerp Stroobant, Francois, Brussels. 226. Chrysanthemums. 201. The Old Canal of the Rosary in 227. Mimosas. Bruges. Van Hove, Edmond, Bruges. 202. The Pont Saint Jean and the Belfry 228. The Virgin and the Infant Jesus. in Bruges. Van Kuyck, Frans, Antwerp. Toefaert, Albert, Ghent. 229. The Potato Gathering. 203. Environs of Ghent (End of October). Van Leemputten, Corneille, Brussels. 204. The Ghent Butchers. Old Flemish 230. The Return of the Herd. Team. 231. End of Autumn in the Campine. Triest-VanMulders, Camille, Brussels. Van Leemputteen, Frans, Antwerp. 205. Carnations. 232. The Return. 206. Geraniums. (Woman’s Building.) Van Luppen, Frans, Brussels Tschaggeny, Charles, Brussels. 233. Fog in the Woods. (End of November. 207. Laborer in Repose. Van Luppen, Prosper, Antwerp.) 208. Horse Fair at Tongres, Belgium. 234. A Last Effort. Tytgadt, Louis, Ghent. 235. Un Amateur d’Antiquites. 209. The Embroidery Lesson at the Van Overbeke, Edouard, Brussels. Beguinage, Ghent. 236. Autumn. Valckenaere, Leon, Brussels. Van Seben, Henri, Brussels. 210. The Port of Bergen-op-Zoom. 237. Should it be He ! Vanaise, Gustave, Brussels. 238. Village in Holland (Winter). 211. Portrait of the Congo explorer, Jdrome Van Severdonck, Joseph, Brussels. Becker, of Antwerp. 239. Le Coup de Collier. 212. Melancholy. Van Snick, Josef, Nieukerken. Van Beers, Jean, Paris. 240. L’Hospice. 213. A panel comprising: 241. Lace workers. 1. Mrs. Brown Potter as the Lady of Verhaert, Pierre Joseph, Antwerp. Lyons. 242. The Will of Christopher Columbus. 2. Miss Ada Rehan, as Lady Teazle. (According to Lamartine.) 3. Portrait of Henri Rochefort. Verhas, Jan, Brussels. 4. Careless. 243. The Martyrs of the Beach. 5. Portrait. 244. The Walk on the Dyke at Heyst-sur- 6. Portrait. Mer. 7. Flirtation. Verhas, Frans, Brussels, 8. " Reviens.” 245. The Flowers, 214. Summer Evening. 246. Holiday. BELGIUM. 63

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors, Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

Verheyden, Isidore, Brussels. Greuse, Louis, Mons. 247. Shrimp Fishers. 273. A frame containing engravings: Verstraete, Theodore, Antwerp. 1. Adam. (After Van Eyck.) 248. Orchard in Zeeland. 2. Portraits of Children, after Duch- 249. The Dyke (Evening). atel. Wytsman, Juliette. 3. Saint John. (After Donatello.) 250. Marguerites. 4. Portrait of Mr. B. 251. Peonies. 274. Four portraits. (Pencil drawings.) GROUP 141. Guiette, Jules, Antwerp. Paintings in Water Colors. 275. Etchings. a Autumn Evening. Bamps, Paul, Hasselt. b Fishing Boat. 252. Boulevard in Hasselt (Snowstorm). c The Road. 253. Fishing Boats (Heyst). d Winter Sun. Claus, Emile, Astene. 254. Confidential Messenger. 276. a Morning. 255. Winter Days. b March. Coenraets, Ferdinand, Brussels. c Meadow. 256. Pond near Brussels (Morning). d Harvest in Ardennes. 257. Quay at Antwerp. e Moonrise. Hagemans, Maurice, Brussels. / Evening in the Fagnes. 258. The Turkey Girl. Heins, Ghent. Moerman, A., Brussels. 277. Etchings. 259. The Dyle at Malines. 278. Etchings. 260. The St. Simoniens at Malines. Lenain, Louis, Brussels. Stacquet, Henry, Brussels. 279. The Rape of the Daughters of Leucy p- 261. In Ostend Port. pus, by the Diocures. (Engraving 262. The Dyke at Heyst. after Rubens.) Themon, Paul, Namur. 280. The Idyl. (Engraving after Rubens.) 263. November Morning on the Meuse. Noerman, L., Brussels. 264. Quiet Corner. Uytterschaut, Victor, Brussels. 281. Various Pen Drawings. 265. Marine Boats Stranded at La Panne VanEeckhout,Gen’l Frederic, Ghent. (Morning). 282. Ruins of the Abbey of Villers. 266. Landscape at Harbespinne. 283. A Cavalry Bugler. Verhas, Jan, Brussels. Van der Veken, G. P., Antwerp. 267. Summer Sun. 284. a Engraving after Rubens. 268. Souvenir of Heyst-sur-Mer. b Engraving after Van Dyck. GROUPS 143 and 144. c Etching after Frans Hals. d Etching after Simon De Vos. Engravings and Etchings; Prints. 285. a Portrait of L. Gallait. (Original Benoit, Clement, Mons. 269. Head of a Lion. (Original Etching.) etching.) b Portrait ot Peter Benoit. (Original 270. Portrait of Mr. B. etching.) Biot, Gustave, Antwerp. 271. Aglae. (Engraving after Cabanel.) Art, Berthe, Brussels. 272. The Review of the School. (Engraving 286. Pastel (Fruit). _ after Jan Verhas.) 287. Pastel (Grapes). (Woman’s Building.) 64 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

BRAZIL.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Henrique Bernardelli. 32. Bandeirantes. Sculpture. 33. Tarantella. Rodolpho Bernardelli. 34- Return of the Work. 1. Christ and the Adulteress. 35- Mater (Mother). 2. St. Estevao. 36. Portrait of Gen. Deodoro. 3. Dr. Montenovese. 37- Portrait. 4. Dr. Benjamin Constant. 38. Uncle Thomas. 5* D. Pedro d’Alcantara. 39- Study of a Head. 6. Jose Bonifacio. 40. Wood Cutter. 41. Landscape. GROUP 140. 42. Empire. 43- Indian. Paintings in Oil. J. Baptista da Costa Agostinho da Motta. 44. In the Orchard. 7. Fruit of Brazil. 45- Marguerites. 8. Head of an Old Man. 46. Capadocio. Almeida Jr., J. F. de, Os caipiras ne- 47- Landscape. gaceando. 48. Dwelling. 9. The Rest of the Model. 49. Cabbages. 10. The Reader. J. Zeferino da Costa. Antonio Parreiras. 50. The Cake of the Widow. 11. Panorama of the City of Nictheroy. Si- Charity. 12. Evening. M. Brocos. 13. Landscape. 52. Manioc. Aurelio de Figueredo. 53- View of St. Thezeza’s Hill. 14. Tiradentes. 54- Cascade. Belmiro de Almeida. 55. Orphan. 15. Pique. 56. Bewitcher. 16. Study of a Head. 57- Coffee. Caron H. Boaventura. 58. Meditation. 17. Landscape. 59- Albores. Castagneto, J., Baptista. 60. Portrait. 18. St. Luria Beach, Rio de Janeiro. 61. Portrait. 19. Marine. 62. Landscape. Facchinetti, Nicolau. 63. Landscape. 20. Panorama of Nictheroy. 64. Landscape. 21. Lake of Rodrigues de Freitas. 65- Marine. Firmino Monteiro. 66. Marine. 22. Landscape. 67. Interior. 23. Funeral of Camorim. 68. Interior. Fiuza Guimaraes, Jose. 69. Interior. 24. Landscape. 70. Portrait. 25. Landscape. Pedro Americo. 26. Landscape. 7i- Proclamation of the Brazilian Inde; 27. Landscape. pendence. \ 28. Landscape. Pedro Peres. 4 29. Landscape. 72. The Gold Book. 30. Landscape. Pedro Weingartner. 31. Landscape, 73- Derrubada (clearing land). BRAZIL—BRITISH GUIANA. 60 -v. Paintings in Oil, Carvings, Engravings.

4. Too Late. 90. Landscape. 5. Country Ball. 91. Landscape. 5. Portrait. 92. Landscape. 7. By Oblique Lines. 93. Landscape. Raphael Frederico. 3. Magnolia. GROUP 145. Flowers. Rodolpho Amoedo. Antique and Modern Carvings; Engrav¬ 3. Narration of Philetas. ings in Medallions or in Gems; [. Jesus at Capharnaum. Cameos, Intaglios. 2. Maraba. 3. Lucia. A. Girardet. 4. Portrait. 94. Portrait of Gen. B. Constant. Victor Meirelles. 95. Two Ballet Girls. 5. The First Mass in Brazil. 96. Arrested Love. Visconti, Eliseu d’Angelo. 97. Two Cupids. 5. Landscape. 98. Three Heads Symbolic of the Re¬ 7. Landscape. public. 3. Landscape. 99. Galathea of Raphael. 9. Landscape. 100. Two Bassi-Relievi.

BRITISH GUIANA.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

GROUP 140. GROUP 141. Paintings in Oil. Paintings in Water Colors. (installed in Agricultural Building.) British Guiana Museum. 3. Twenty-nine Views of British Guiana Brown, Capt., Montagn, Georgetown. Inland Scenery. 1. The Fight of the Peacock and the Hor¬ 4. Schomburgk’s Views of Guiana. net off Georgetown. 2. The Port of Georgetown. 66 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

CANADA.

Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 140. Dyonnet, E., A. R. C. A., Montreal. Paintings in Oil. 33. Statuary. Adams, J. M. F., Toronto. Ede, F. C. V., Sorgues, Paris. 1. In the Studio. 34. Landscape with Cattle, France. Ahrens, C., A. R. C. A., Toronto. 35. Landscape with Sheep, France. 2. Cradled in the Net. 36. At Sorgues, near Paris. Alexander, C., Galt, Ont. 37. Landscape with Cattle, France. 3. Gathering Plums. 38. Landscape near Fontainebleau. 4. A Peasant Girl Drinking. 39. Barnyard with Poultry. Atkinson, W. E., Toronto. Egan, J. H.f Montreal. 5. Moonlight. 40. Maternity. 6. Autumn Evening, Bretagne. Forbes, J. C., R. C. A., Toronto. Barnsley, J. M., Montreal. 41. Chalk Cliffs, near Dover. 7. A Calm Evening. 42. Coast of Maine. Bell, Mary A., A. R. C. A., Almonte, 43. The Old Home. Ont. 44. A Rocky Mountain Canon. 8. Portrait of a Lady. Forster, J.W. L., A. R. C. A., Toronto 9. September Evening, Lake Huron. 45. The Old Story. 10. Summer Time. 46. Gossips. Bell-Smith, F. M., R. C. A., Toronto. Franchere, J. C., Montreal. 11. Le Soir. 12. Landscape. 47. Fantaisie Japonaise. 13. Evening, Holland. 48. Still Life. Fraser, J. A., R. C. A., New York. Brownell, F., Ottawa. 49. A Highland November Morning. 14. Lamp Light. 15. Anderson’s Garden. Graham, J. L., Montreal. Brymner, William, R. C. A., Montreal. 50. Pastures Green. 16. In County Cork, Ireland. 51. Study of a Cow. 17. Lake Louise, Rocky Mountains. Grier, E. W., A. R. C. A., Toronto. 18. Lake Agnes, Rocky Mountains. 52. Portrait. Miss M. Cawthra. 19. Entr' Acte. 53. Portrait of a Physician. 20. Border of the Forest Fontainebleau. Hammond, J., A. R. C. A., St. Johi Challener, F. S., A. R. C. A., Toronto. N. B. 21. Forty Winks on a Sunday Afternoon. 54. Herring Fishing, Bay of Fundy. 22. Marechal Niel Roses. 55. The Great Illicilliwaet Glacier, Se 23. A Sweet Penitent. kirks. 24. Where the Misletoe Grows. 56. The Fraser River, Yale. 25. Showery Weather. Harris, Robert, Pres. R. C. A., Mon Cruikshank, W., A. R. C. A., Toronto. real. 26. Drawing the Mast. 57. Portrait. Gilman Cheney, Esq. Cullen, M. G., Paris. 58. Portrait. Mrs. Ross. 27. On the River at Gretz. 59. Composing his Serenade. 28. A Washhouse in Provence. 60. Portrait; Miss Peterson. Day, Forshaw, R. C. A., Kingston, 61. “The Homely House that Harbou: Ont. Quiet Rest/’ 29. Musquodobit Falls, Nova Scotia. 62. Harmony. DeForest, H. J., St. John, N. B. Holden, Sarah B , Montreal. 30. Valley of the Wauganni River, at 63. Portrait. Evening, N. Z. 64. A Brittany Interior. Dignam, Mary E., Toronto. 65. A Son Gout. 31. In the Vineyard. Hope, William, Montreal. 32. Still Life, Pumpkin. 66. Table du Roi, Forest of Fontaineblea CANADA. 67

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Houghton, Margaret, Montreal. Spurr, Gertrude E., Toronto. 57. Wishing on the Moon. 102. Boston Stump. 58. Old Fishing Stage, Louisbourg. 103. Grand River, Elora. Jacobi, O. K., R. C. A., Toronto. Staples, O., Toronto. -59. Landscape with Gipsies. 104. The Last Load. 70. Landscape. Thompson, Ernest E., A. R. C. A., 71. Landscape. Toronto. Kidd, J. M., Toronto. 105. Awaited in Vain. An Incident in the *72. Roses. Pyrenees. Leduc, O., St. Hilaire, Que. Tully, S. S., A. R. C. A., Toronto. .,73. Nature Morte, Oignons. 106. Le Vieux Cure. ,74. Nature Morte, etude a la lumiere d’une 107. Portrait. Miss L. Lefevre. (Not for * chandelle. sale.) McArthur, L. C., Winnipeg, Man. Verner, F. A., A. R. C. A., Toronto. 75. Gateway, Old Fort Garry, Winnipeg. 108. Milking Time. MacKillan, D. P., Montreal. 109. Monarch of the Prairie. 76. Dismal Hollow. Watson, H., R. C. A., Doon, Ont. Martin, T. M., R. C. A., Toronto. no. Early Spring, Grand River Valley, 77. Evening after Winter. in. Storm Passing the Oak Glade. ,,78. Ducks. 112. Village of Kilrenny, Fife. "79. Ah! There! 113. At the Farm. 80. On Guard. Watts, J. W. H., R. C. A., Ottawa. Morrice, J. W., Montreal. 114. A Forest Pool. 81. Entrance to Dieppe. 115. October. .82. Early Morning Effect on the Conway, 116. Landscape. ■ Wales. Wickson, Paul G., A. R. C. A., Paris, Muntz, Laura A., Paris, France. Ont. 83. A Fairy Tale. 117. At Duty’s Call. Peel, Paul, R. C. A. (deceased). Woodcock, P., R. C. A., New York, 84. The Venetian Bather. N. Y. Pinhey, J. C., A. R. C. A., Hudson, 118. The Creek. ft Que. GROUP 141. if 85. Jael. Plimsoll, Fanny G., Montreal. Paintings in Water Colors. 86. An After Dinner Pipe. Barnsley, James M., Montreal. Raphael, W., R. C. A., Montreal. 119. The Life Boat. « 87* Abandoned. 120. East Gloucester, Maine. (Not for sale.) 88. A Potato Plot. 121. Shipping. (Not for sale.) 89. The Oat Field. Bell-Smith, F. M., R. C. A., Toronto. Reid, G. A., R. C. A., Toronto. 122. Bank of Montreal, Montreal. 90. The Foreclosure of the Mortgage. 123. Feeding Pigeons, St. Paul's Church¬ 91. The Visit of the Clockmaker. yard, London. 92. Lullaby. 124. Evening, Hyde Park Comer. 93. A Mountain Village. 125. After Rain, Place de la Concorde, Reid, Mary H., A. R. C. A., Toronto. Paris. 94. Roses and Still Life. 126. The Morning Milking Hour, Holland. 95. Chrysanthemums. 127. The Thames at London Bridge. 96. October Sunshine. 128. Cape Trinity. (Not for sale.) Sandham, H., R.C.A., Boston, Mass. Day, Forshaw, R. C. A., Kingston, 97. The founding of Maryland, March 27, Ont. 1634. 129. The Hermit Range. Schreiber, C.M. B., Springfield, Ont. 130. The Glacier Torrent. 98. Christobel. 131. Cap Rouge, Quebec. Seymour, M., Montreal. 132. The Hermit Range from above Lake 99. Evening on the Carron, Easter Ross, Marion. Scotland. Fraser, John A., R. C. A., New York, Sherwood, W. A., A. R. C. A., To¬ N. Y. ronto. 133* A Bit of Ightan Mote House. 100. Comrades, 134. On a Blowy Morn in June. xoi. The Negotiation. 135. At the Solemn Hour. 68 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Water Colors.

136. In the Wild Highlands. Martin, E. May, Toronto. 137. November Twilight, Perthshire. 170. Late Twilight. 138. The Haunt of the Muskrat. Martin, H., A. R. C. A., Toronto. 139. By the Meadow Stream. 171. Westminster. 140. The Weird House in the Moat. Mathews, M., R. C. A., Bracondak 141. On Loch Etive Side. Ont. 142. The Sunset Flush. 172. Indian Salmon Catch on the Frase 143. ’Twixt Achray and Katrine. River. 144. Perce. 173. Lifting Mists in the Kicking Hon; Fowler, Daniel, R. C. A., Emerald, Canon. Ont. 174. Mount Begbie, at Revelstoke, B. C 145. Shot, But Not Got. 175. The Selkirks Glacier from the C. PI 146. Group of Canadian Dead Game. 176. Spuzzum Creek on the Fraser River 147. Peonies. O’Brien, L. R., R. C. A., Toronto. 148. Gladiolus. 177. The Great Peak of the Selkirks. 149. Group of Gladiolus. 178. Niagara. 150. Rough Pasture. 179. Canterbury Cathedral. 151. Summer Afternoon. 180. Lake Memphremagog. 152. Low Water, Bay of Quinte. 181. The Grand River at Dover. 153. Sunshine and Shade. 182. Fat Lands of Ontario. 154. Sand Hills, Amherst Island. 183. Gathering Hay on Coldwater Marsha 155. Fisher Boys of Hastings, England. Phillips, Mary M., Montreal. 156. Dark Pool on a Dull Day. 184. Gloucester Harbor. 157. Stork. Reid, G. A., R. C. A., Toronto. 158. Duck. 185. Late Afternoon. (Pastel.) Gagen, Robert F., A. R. C. A., To¬ Revell, W. M., A. R. C. A., Torontc ronto. 186. Sketch on the Canal, Brantford. 159. Rhododendrons. 187. Canadian Fruit. 160. A Clear Morning, Frenchman’s Bay, Rolph, J. T., A. R. C. A., Toronto. Maine. 188. Birch Trees, Coast of Maine. 161. EbbTide.West Gouldsborough,Maine. 189. Sluite Gate, near West Goldsboro. Griffiths, James, R. C.A.,London,Ont. Spurr, Gertrude E., Toronto. 162. English Roses. 190. Upland Road, Point Levi. 163. Peonies. 191. By the Lake Shore, Mimico Creek. 164. Canadian Roses. 192. Rapids above the Falls. Knowles, F. McG, A. R. C. A., To¬ ronto. Tully, S. S., A. R. C. A., Toronto. 165. Perce Fishermen, Gulf of St.Lawrence. 193. Anticipation. (Pastel.) MacDonnell, Harriet J., Montreal. 194. Study. (Pastel.) 166. Old Saw-mill, St. Andrews. Verner, F. A., A. R. C. A., Torontc Manly, C. McD., A.R. C. A., Toronto. 195. St. Clair Marsh. 167. Midsummer Days. Way, C. J., R. C. A., Ospedaletti. 168. Heatherland. 196. Pool in the Valley of the Rhone, Swit 169. Land of the Peach and Vine. zerland. COSTA RICA. 69

COSTA RICA. b_ iculpture, Paintings in Oil, Engravings and Etchings, Prints, Pastels, Antique Carvings.

GROUP 139. GROUP 144. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Draw¬ Sculpture. ings. Mur, F., San Jose. Garcillan, Ciriaco, San Jose. rci. Fac-simile of Statue of Juan Santa- 6. “The Universal Fame of the Chicago •, maria. 820 Exposition,” projected monument. Ruddy Paynter, San Jose. 7. Crayon Portrait of the President of the GROUP 140. Republic. Valiente, Francisco, San Jose. Paintings in Oil. 8. Crayon Portrait of Senor Garay, Mexi¬ Valiente, Francisco, San Jose. can Minister. 2. The Revery. 9. Crayon Portrait of Senorita Marcelina 3. High Sea. Gonzalez. 4. Recollections. Pacheco, Sta. Talia, San Jose. 10. Various Crayon Works. - GROUP 145. GROUP 143. Antique and Modern Carvings; Engrav¬ Engravings and Etchings; Prints. ings in Medallions or in Gems; Cameos, Intaglios. Langenbert, G., San Jose. Gonzalez, P., San Jose. 5. View of San Jose. 11. Fac-simile of Monument of 1856. 70 DEPARTMENT K.-FINE ARTS.

DENMARK.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Ancher, Michael. 26. A Winter Day at the Village Shop-1 Sculpture. keepers. 27. Fisherman Returning Home. Bissen, V. 28. Three Old Fellows. 1. A Girl Making Pottery. (Marble.) Arnesen, Villa. •* 2 A Danaide. (Marble.) . 29. A Gale at Sea. Boegebjerg, R. Bache, Otto. 3- A Girl from Fanoe. (Bust, marble.) 30. The Mill Yard. Bundgaard, A. J. 31. Hussars on the Commons. 4- Will o’ the Wisp. (Statue, plaster.) Balle, Otto. 5. Laborer. (Statue, bronze.) 32. Sunset. Dan, Johanne. Bilkvist, Joh. B. 6. A Snake Charmer. (Statue, bronze.) 33. The Weather in Clearing After the I Hasselries, L. Rain. 7. Christ. Bissen, R. 8. Columbus. 34. An Old Oak Near the Shore. Kroyer, P. S. Blog, Gerhard. 9- The Poet, Alex. Kjelland. (Bust, plas¬ 35. In the Summer House. ter.) Blache, Chr. 10. The Poet Holger Drachmann. (Bust, 36. Calm Afternoon on the Oresund. plaster.) 37. Rough Sea at a Rocky Coast (Born¬ 11. The Painter,-Michal Ancher. (Bust, holm, Denmark). plaster.) Boesen, Joh. 12. The Violinist, Anton Svendsen. (Bust, 38. Evening at the Seaside. plaster.) 39. Spring in a Danish Beech Forest. 13. The Zoologist, J. C. Schjodte. (Bust, Brasen, Hans. plaster.) 40. The Woman with the Eggs. (FromH. Nielsen, Anna M. C. C. Anderson’s Story ) 14. A Calf. (Bronze.) Braendekilde, H. J. iS- A Calf. (Bronze.) 41. Worn Out. Pacht, Axel Fred’k. 42. Goodbye. 16. His Majesty, King Christian IX. Bredsdorf, Johan Ulrik. (Statue, bronze.) 43. Sunshine When the Leaves are Falling. Saabye, A. N. Brandt, J. H. 17- Susanne Before the Elders 44. Breakers. 18. Lady Macbeth Walking in Her Sleep. La Cour, James. Schultze, Jul. Vilh. 45. View of the Sea on a Calm Spring Day. 19. Vittaro. (Statuette, marble.) 46. At the Seaside; Gloomy Day. Sinding, Stephan. Carstensen, A. Riis. 20. A Captive Mother. (Plaster.) 47. Sea Piece. GROUP 140. Christiansen, H. 48. Jutlandish Bull. Paintings in Oil. 49. A Milking Place. Achen, G. Christiansen, Poul S. 21. Morten. 50. Portrait. Agersnap, Hans. Dahl, Hans. 22. Summer Day at the Pool in the Bog. 51. Evening Picture (Tisville Hegn, 23. Cotton Grass in Bloom. Zealand). Ancher, Anna. Dahlmann, Augusta. 24. A Dressmaker. 52. Flora. 25. In a Brown Study. 53. Chrysanthemums. DENMARK. 71

Paintings in Oil.

Dorph, A. 84. Sufferers Waiting for Christ. (St. Mark 1, 32-33.) 4- A Young Girl—Study Head. Dorph, N. V. 85. Dogs in Copenhagen. Jensen, Carl Milton. 5- Lawn Tennis. Englested, M. 86 A Change in the Weather. 6. Sacrifice of Isaac. Jensen, J. Th. Fisher, Poul. 87. Winter Day in a Forest Glen. "7- Hojbroplads, Copenhagen. Jensen, Karl, Frolich, Emma. 88. St. Olai Church at Elsinore. Flowers. Jespersen, Henrik. Frolich, L. 89. Drifting Clouds with Glimpses of Sun¬ 9- Heracles bringing a Satyr before the shine. Tribunal of Olympians. 90. On the Brink of a Rivulet in West o. Le Satyr. (La Legende des Siecles, V. Jutland; Summer Afternoon. Hugo.) Jerndorff, A. A. i. Cain and the Eye of the Lord (La 91- The Deluge. Legende des Siecles, V. Hugo). 92. The Jews in the Wilderness. Gjodesen, Aage. 93- Portrait of a Gentleman. View on the Kullen in Sweden; After¬ 94. Portrait of a Lady. •2. Johansen, Viggo. noon Sun. Gudmundsen-Holmgren. 95- Christmas Eve. 96. Autumn Landscape. :>3- Bricklayers Playing Cards. Interior of a Poor Cottager’s Home. 97* Sunday at Fibirke Church (Denmark). »4- Plough Land. (Walders, Norway.) 98. Kabel, Ludvig. Hansen, Hans Nikolai. 99. Summer Evening in the Country (Zea¬ Portrait of the Wife of the Painter. >5- land). 36. January. Kittendorf, Ad. 57 The Beach at Tisville (Zealand). 100. Amagertorv in Copenhagen. i Hansen, Adolph H. 101. In Gennayano. 5 58. Room in the Palace Coronna in Rome. Kofoed, H. C. Hansen, Peter. 102. After the Work (Brittany). 69. Group of Children. 103. Portrait. Hansen, Joseph Th. Konstantin-Hanscn, Elise. 5 70. The Study-room of Her Majesty, Queen 104. An Oat Field. Louise, at Fredensborg. Kornerup, Valdemar. The Council-room at the Palace of 105. The Good Samaritan. Stockholm. Krebs, Johanne. Haslund, Otto. 106. Portrait. (Study.) 72. Interior of a Stable. Kroyer, P. S. Heilmann, Gerhard. 107. The Road to Stenbjerg (Denmark.) Spring Day After Rain. 73. 108. In the Garden. An Old Manor House. 'i 74. 109. Portrait. 75. Summer Evening. Kyhn, Vilhelm. Helsted, Axel. no. Landscape. 76. The Judgment of Paris. Larsen, Knud Erik. Henrichsen, Lorenz V. 111. From the Children's Home. (The 77- Evening Sun. children have cod liver oil.) Holten, Sofie. 112. The Border of the Woods. 78. Portrait of a Lady (Half length.) Larsen, Mimi. 79- Portrait of a Gentleman. (The Painter Before the Communion. (Old Wen- ”3- L. A. Bing.) dish Woman.) At the Border of the Wood. 80. Locher, Carl. Hou, Axel. . A November Night on the North Sea. “Master, Where Are You Going? 114. 81. The Glacier of Oefjelds. (Iceland.) listed, Peter. 115. Lubschitz, John Leopold. fc 82. An Invalid. Irminger, V. 116. Evening. In a Ward During the Night. (The Lund, C. Emil. 83. Landscape in Jutland. Subject from Children’s Hospital at Refsnaes, 117- 7 nn lnr»/^ \ Himmerland. 72 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Lund, Soren. Seligman, Georg. 118. Tethered Horses. 151. Convalescence. Lutzhoft, N. Holten. Schlichtkrull, Johan C. 119. Dark Day in August. 152. The Sound Sleepers. 120. Sunshine in a Village Churchyard. 153. Outside the Cottage. Matthiesen, Oscar. 154. Portrait of My Brother. 121. Cart Horses at the Heine, Paris. 155. Change of the Weather. 122. Gale at the West Coast of Jutland. Schmidt-Phiseldeck, Carl. 123. Griffenfeldt as a Prisoner at Munk- 155The Large Beach in Valloe Park; holm, Teaching Two Little Boys. September Day. Mols, Niels Petersen. Skovgaard, N. K. 124. Rainy Weather. 156. The Goblins' Poorest. 125. October Day. 157. Beech Forest in the South of Swede Niss, Thorvald. on a Rainy Autumn Day. 126. Autumn. 158. Portrait. Nybo, Friis. Smidth, Hans. 127. September. West Part of Southern 159. Aaresvad Rivulet at Karup (West Norway. Jutland). 128. Old Trees at Charlottenlund (Zea¬ 160. Sund’s Mill (West Jutland). land). Therkildsen, M. Olsen, Alfred. 161. Frightened Horses. 129. A Dead Calm. Tornoe, Wenzel. Pacht, Yilh. 162. The Newly Married Friend Pays* 130. Potato Harvest in North Zealand. Morning Visit. Paulsen, Julius. Tuxen, Lauritz. 131. The Models are Waiting. 163. Suanne in the Bath. 132. View of a Plain in Denmark. 164. On the Coast of Piccardy, Fisher 133* Portrait of Professor Frolich. men Returning at Dusk. Pedersen, Ole. 165. Portrait of a Lady. 134* Field Laborers. 166. The Royal Danish Family. 135* Interior of a Stable. Tuxen, Nicoline. Pedersen, Thorolf. 167. Midsummer; Growing Apple Bough. 136. F rom the Port of Elsinore. Wandel, Elisabeth. x37* The Tempest. 168. Evening Sun; A Storm is Coming on, Pedersen, Viggo. Wang, Albert E. 138. Isaac Seeing the Arrival of Rebecca, 169. October Day. (Subject from the (Genises xxiv, 63.) neighborhood of Horsens, Den¬ 139. The Water Mill. mark.) 140. The Sun Setting Over the Sea. Wegmann, Bertha. 141. View of the Sea. 170. Portrait of a Lady. » 142. Italian Landscape from Sora. 171. Portrait of a Lady. Petersen, Anna Sofie. 172. A Physician. 143* Fishermen in Church in West Jutland. 173. Prospect at Jenbach (In Tyrol). Rasmussen, J. E. Carl. Wentorf, Carl C. F. 144* Shipwrecked Sailors on the Sea. 174. At Relsen. (Subject from Gulbran- 145* Summer Night on the Coast of Green¬ dsdalen, Norway.) land. Winther, Fr. Rasmussen, R. C. 175. Sorgenfri Rivulet. (Lyngby, Zeland.) 146. Street at Rysensten. (Copenhagen.) Zacho, Chr. Ring, L. W. 176. Summer Day on the Banks of the 147. Laborers at an Aqueduct. Rivulet in Saebygaard Wood, (jot* 148. A Drunken Man in the Village. land.) Rohde, Johan. Zahrtmann, Kristain. 149* Danish Landscape. J77* Job and his Friends. 150. On the Banks of the Ribe Rivulet. 178. Procession in Civita d’Antina, Italy. FRANCE. 73

JURY OF ADMISSION PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. President, M. Gerome, member of the Institute; Vice-Presidents, M. Bonnat, mem¬ ber of the Institute; M. Puvis de Chanvannes, member of the Council of Fine Arts; Secre¬ tary, M. Paul Delair, secretary of the Exposition. Members: Messrs. Benedite, director of the Luxembourg Museum; Benjamin Con¬ stant; Beraud; Bernier; Besnard; Bouguereau, member of the Institute; Breton, member of the Institute; Busson; Carolus Duran,member of the Council of Fine Arts; Cazin; Cormon; Dagnan; Detaille, member of the Institute; Dubufe, Guillaume; Duez; Flameng, F.; Four- caud, De; Francais, member of the Institute; Geffroy, Gustave, art critic; Gervex; Gruyer, member of the Institute; Harpignies, inspector of fine arts; Havard; Henner, member of the Institute; Lafenestre, director of Louvre Museum; Laurens, J. P., member of the Institute; Lefebvre, J., member of the Institute; Lefort, inspector of fine arts; Lenepveu, member of the Institute; Lhermitte; Maignan; Mantz, Paul, Hon. director-general of fine arts; Michel, Andre, art critic; Moreau. Gustave, member of the Institute; Morot, Aime; Robert Fleury, T.; Roger-Marx, inspector of fine arts; Roll; Vibert; Vuillefroy, de; Yriarte, inspector of fine arts.

SCULPTURES, ENGRAVINGS ON MEDALLIONS OR GEMS. President, M. Paul Dubois, member of the Institute; Vice-Presidents, M. Falguiere, member of the Institute; M. Dalou; Secretary, M. Giudicelli, commissioner of the Exposi¬ tions of Fine Arts. Members: Messrs, Aube; Barrias, member of the Institute; Bartholdi; Boucher, Alfred; Carries; Chaplain, member of the Institute; Courajod, art trustee of Louvre; Dubois, Alphee; Fremiet; Gonse, member of the Council of Fine Arts; Injalbert; Kaempfen, director of National Museum; Lefeuvre, Albert; Marqueste; Mathurin-Moreau; Mercie, member of the Institute; Philippe Gille, art critic; Roain; Saint-Marceaux, de; Thomas, member of the Institute. ARCHITECTURE. President, M. Gamier, member of the Institute; Vice-Presidents, M. Vaudremer, member of Institute; M. Boeswilwald, general inspector of historical monuments; Secretary, M. Dupre, editor of the Directory of Fine Arts. Members: Messrs. Bernier; Baudot, de, general inspector church architecture; Comte, member of the Council of Fine Arts; Daumet, member of the Institute; Dreyfus, Gustave, member of Commission on Historical Monuments; Dutert, art inspector-general, Institution in Drawing; Ginain, member of Institute; Guillaume, Edmond, member of the Institute, architect of government; Lasteyrie, de, member of the Institute; Lisch, general inspector of historic monuments; Poulin, Hon. director of the National Palace; Sedille, government architect; Selmersheim, inspector-general of historical monuments. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. President, M. le Comte Delaborde; Secretary Academy of Fine Arts; Vice-Presi¬ dents, M. Jacquet, Achille, member of the Institute, M. Bracquemond; Secretary, M. Fouquier, Marcel, assistant commissioner of Exposition. Members: Messrs. Baude; Beraldi; Blanchard, member of the Institute; Chauvel; Dayot, Armand, inspector of fine arts; Didier; Duplessis, member of the Institute of Fine Arts; Flameng, Leopold, member of the Council of Fine Arts; Lepere; Lostalot, Alfred de, art critic; Lunois, A.; Roty, member of the Institute; Waltner. DECORATIVE ARTS. President, M. Roty, member of the Institute; Vice-Presidents, M. Darcel, director of Cluny Museum; M. Bouilhet, member of the Council of Fine Arts; Secretary, M. C. Oudinot, secretary of director of fine arts. Members: Messrs. Alexandre, A.; Badin, administrator of Beauvais factory; Baum- gart, administrator of Sevres factory; Bonnaffe; Chaplet; Cheret, Joseph; Coutan, director of art at Sevres factory; Delaherche; Falize; Galland, director of art at Gobelins; Galle, conservator of Museum of Arts; Gasnault; Gerspach; administrator of Gobelins; Jourdain, Franz, art critic; Louvrier de Lajolais, director of the School of the Decorative Arts; Thes- mar; Vogt, director of technical art at Sevres. 74 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

■ ki I I I * FRANCE.

Sculpture.

GROUP 189. Cambos, Jean-Jules, Paris. Sculpture. 28. Return of Spring. 8331 Carles, Antonin-Jean, Paris Anglade, Alexandre, Paris. 29. Abel. 820 i. Pro Fide. 820 Cazin, Mme. Marie, Paris. Astanidres, Clement, comte d’, Paris. 30. Young Girls. 822 2. Child on a Wave; More Fear than Chapu, Henri-Michel-Antonine. Danger. 820 31. Joan of Arc. 820 3- Blind. 821 Chatrousse, Emile, Paris. 4* Cavalryman in Campaigning Dress. 822 32. Young Contemporary. 820 5. Infantry on the Frontier in Fatigue Chevre, Paul, Paris. Uniform. 822 33. Cocks Fighting. 8201 6. Volunteer of Autun, Cavalryman in Choppin, Paul-Francois, Paris. Service Dress. 822 34. Volunteer of 1776. 822 7- A Curious Child. 820 Claudel, Mile. Camille, Paris. Aube, Jean-Paul, Paris. 35. Bust of M. Rodin. 822 8. Dante. 820 Colie, Charles-Alphonse, Paris Barrias, Louis-Ernest, Paris. 36. Ophelia. 820 9. The First Burials. 820 37. The Minuet. 822 10. Mozart as a Child. 820 Croisy, Aristide, Paris. Bartholdi, Frederic-Auguste, Paris. 38. The Doll’s Toilet. 820 11. Washington and Lafayette. 822 Daillion, Horace, Paris. Bartholome, Albert, Paris. 39. Modesty. 820 12. Little Girl Crying. 822 Delaplanche, the late Eugene, Paris. Bastet, Victorien-Antoine, Paris. 40. Sincerity. 820 13. Abandoned. 822 Dubois, Paul, Paris. Becquet, Just, Paris. 41. Four Figures from the Tomb of Lam- 14. The Seine at its Source. 822 oriciere. 820 J5- Faun Playing with a Panther. 822 Durand, Ludovic, Courbevoie. Belin, Joseph, Paris. 42. The Caress. 820 16. Toby. 822 Falguiere, Jean - Alexandre - Joseph, Beguine, Michael-Leonard, Paris. Paris. i7- The Charmer. 820 43. Republican France, Allegorial Statue 18. David Conqueror. 820 Ordered by the French Government Blanchard, Jules, Paris. Section. 19. Tintoret’s Daughter. 820 44. Diana Shooting. 20. Head of a Woman. 822 45. Diana. Fosse, Athanase-Theodore-Frederic, Bonheur, Isidore, Paris. 21. Jugglers. 822 Paris. 22. Chevalier of Louis XV. 822 46. Souvenir of the Night of Sept. 4, 1851. Percheron Horse. 822 Fouques, Henri-Amedee, Paris. 23- 47. “Fox,” a Pointer. Boucher, Alfred, Paris. Fremiet, Emmanuel, Paris. 24. On the Ground. 820 48. Man of the Stone Age. 820 Cain, Auguste, Paris. 49. The Wounded Dog. 25- Rhinoceros Attacked by Tigers. 820 Frere, Jean, Paris. 26. Eagle and Vulture Quarreling over a 50. The Two Pigeons Dead Bear. 820 Gaudez, Adrien, Neuilly-sur-Seine. 820 27- Lion Strangling a Crocodile. 820 51. The Nymph Echo. 822 FRANCE. 75 _

Sculpture.

Geoffroy, Adolphe-Louis-Victor, Paris. Levasseur, Henri-Louis, Paris. \2. Tiger and Antelope. 820 89. The First Born. 822 Granet, Pierre, Paris. 90. The Conqueror at the Tournament. 822 ‘,3. Youth and Fancy. 820 91. Card Plate. 322 Gravillon, Arthur de, Paris. Lombard, Henri-Edouard, Paris. ',4. Cardinal Foulon, Archbishop of Lyon. 92. Diana. 820 820 Marioton, Eugene, Paris. Guglielmo, Lange, Paris. 93. Chactas. 820 "',5. Study of a Head. 820 Marqueste, Laurent-Honore, Paris. Hannaux, Emmanuel, Paris. 94. La Cigale. 820 _J6. Mercury and Bacchus. 820 95. M. Patenotre, Ambassador of France Yj. Phryne. 820 to the United States. 820 Hirou, Ernest, Paris. Marquet De Vasselot, Anatole, Paris. >8. Hedge Roses. 820 96. Sculptures of the Renaissance. 820 Houdain, Andre, Paris. Massoule, Andre-Arthur-Paul, Paris. 59. Faun. 820 97. An Ancestor. 820 Houssin, Edouard-Charles, Paris. Meissoiner,Jean-Louis-Ernest,Paris. 3o. In Danger. 820 98. The Herald of Murcia. The Trumpet £5i. Bust of M. Demont-Breton. 822 of Louis XIII. 823 52. Bust of Mme. Demont-Breton. 822 99. Du roc. 823 Hugues, Jean, Paris. 100. Design for a Mantel. 823 53. Oedipus at Colonna. 101. The Dancing Muse. 823 54. Immortality. 820 102. Wounded Horse from the Group en¬ 65. Woman Playing with her Child, titled The Siege of Paris. 823 i Icard, Honore, Paris. Mercie, Antonin, Paris. 66. The Rights of Man. 820 103. David the Victor. 820 Idrac, Antoine-Jean-Marie. 104. “ Even So!” 820 67. Salammbo. 820 Mezzara, Mme. Florence, Mulhouse. Itasse, Adolphe, Paris. 105. The Virgin, Child Jesus and St. John 68. Love Conqueror. 822 the Baptist. Itasse, Mile. Jeanne, Paris Michel, Gustave, Paris. 69. Egyptian Harpist. 822 106. The Blind Man and the Paralytic. 820 70. Head of an Old Woman. 822 107. Fortune Holding up her Diadem. 820 Kinsburger, Sylvain, Paris. 108. Aurora. 820 71. In Danger. 820 Millet, the late Aime, Paris. Labatut, Jules-Jacques, Paris. 109. Ariadne Abandoned. 820 72. Oath of Hannibel. 822 Mombur, Jean-Ossaye, Paris. Lami, Stanislas, Paris. no. An Idyl. 822 73. First Transgression. 820 hi. Washington. 822 74. Danish Hound. 820 112. Lafayette. 822 Lanson, Alfred, Paris. Moreau-Vauthier, Augustin-Jean, 75. The Age of Iron. 822 Paris. 76. Diana. 822 113. Bacchante. 820 Larche, Raoul, Paris. 114. Fortune. 820 77. Jesus Before the Rabbis. 820 115. Nereide. 820 78. At the Mirror. „ 820 116. Florentine Head. 820 Larroux, Antonin, Paris. 117. Bacchante. 820 79. Judith. 820 Paris, Auguste, Paris. 118. The Return. 821 Lemaire, Hector, Paris. 80. Graziella. 820 Pecou, Jean-William-Henri, Paris 81. Eclipse of the Moon. 820 119. Bust of M. E. Boeswillwald. 82. Mother Love. 820 Peene, Augustin-Pierre-Charles, 83. Child and Rose. 820 Paris. 84. The Task. 820 120. Portrait of Mme. C-. 820 85. The Swan. 820 Perrey, Leon-Auguste, Paris. 86. Pandora. 820 121. Death of Jezebel. 820 87. Ocean of Love. 822 Peyrol, Hippolyte, Paris. Leroux, Etienne, Paris. 122. Protection. 822 88. Young Woman Playing with her Child. Pompon, Francois, Paris. 820 123. The Martyr St. Catherine. 76 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Sculpture.

Puech, Denys, Paris. 155. The Abbey Church Saint Gilles, Cen¬ 124. The Siren. 820 tral Door and Part of the Western 125. The Star. 820 Facade. Raissiguier, Emile-Paul, Paris. 156. Cloister of the Abbey ofDauradein 126. Young Cupid. 822 Toulouse, Two Capitals of Column?, Rombaud, Pierre, Paris. 157. Cathedral of Amiens, East Front Pier 127. Agrippe, d’Aubigne. 823 of Central Door; 13th century. Ringel, d’ Illzach, Paris. 158. Cathedral of Amiens, West Facade, 128. Perversity. 822 Bases of Left Hand Door, with' 129. A Persian Woman. 820 Figures, The Month, Signs, etc. 130. Bas-relief in Baked Clay. 13th century. Eugene, Robert, Paris. 159. Cathedral of Amiens, South Facade, 131. In the Woods. 820 Lintel and Pier of Door of Saint- Rodin, Auguste, Paris. Honore; 13th century. 132. Burgess of Calais. 820 160. Cathedral of Amiens : Tomb of 133. Portrait of a Man. 822 ^ Evrard of Fouilloy. 13th century. Roubaud, Louis-Auguste, Paris. 161. Cathedral of Laon: Six Capitals of 134. The Vocation. 822 Columns of the Triforium. 13th cen¬ Rougelet, Benedict, Paris. tury. 135. Hero and Leander. 820 162. Cathedral of Paris: Western Facade, Saint-Marceaux, Rene de, Paris. Frame of Left-hand Door. 13th cen¬ 136. Spirit Guarding the Secret of the tury. T omb. 820 163. Cathedral of Paris: West Facade, Part of Left Door of. 13th century, Sanson, Justin Chrysostome, Paris. 164. Cathedral of Paris. Hanging of Door 137. A Conqueror. 820 in West Facade. 13th century. Soules, Felix, Paris. 165. Cathedral of Reims: Panel of Left 138. The Rape of Iphigenia. 820 Door of Transept. 13th century. Turcan, Jean, Paris. 166. Cathedral of Reims: Decoration of 139* The Blind Man and the Paralytic. 820 the Interior Wall—West Side. 13th Vaucanu, Emile, Paris. century. 140. Normandy. 820 167. Cathedral of Reims: Figure of Pro¬ 141. An Oriental. 820 phet from Interior of West side. 168. Cathedral of Reims: Base and Capi¬ Verlet, Raoul-Charles, Paris. tal of Pillar. 13th century. 142. The Grief of Orpheus. 169. Cathedral of Rouen: Part of West 143. Baby. Door. 13th century. Weyl, Mme. Jenny, Paris. 170. Chapel of Saint-Germer: Ancient 144. Lucrezia Buti. (Marble.) 821 Altar Piece — Museum of Cluny. 145. Fifteen Years. (Bronze.) 822 13th century. Casts of French sculptures from 11th to 171. Cathedral or Bordeaux: Door of the 19th century. North Transept. 14th century. Exhibited by the Bureau of Historical 172. Cathedral of Lyons: Dais Surmount¬ Monuments from the studios of the Museum ing a Niche, and Doors of Western of Comparative Sculpture and the Museums Front. 14th century. of Decorative Arts and of the Louvre. i73« Cathedral of Sens: Lower Part of Eleventh and 12th Century. Right-Hand Door of Western 146. Church of Notre-Dame-du-Port, in Front. 14th century. Clermont-Ferrand—Portal of South¬ 174* Church of Saint-Urbain at Troyes, ern Facade. Embellishment of Choir Gallery. 147. Cloister of Saint-Troph'me at Arles. 14th century. 148. Cathedral of Bourges. 175. Statue of William de Chanac, from 149. The Church of Saint-Martin at Brive. the Louvre. 14th century. 150. Church of Sainte-Croix at Charite 176. Statue of Philippe VI, King of France, (ni£vre). from the Louvre. 151. The Monastery of Charlieu. 177. Chateau de la Ferte-Milon, High re¬ 152. Cathedral of Chartres. lief over door. Coronation of the I53* Cloister of Moisac, Five Capitals. V irgin. 15th century. 154. Church of Sainte-Eutrope at Saintes, 178. Chateau du Lude, Statuette of Angel Two Capitals of Pilasters of the for Vane (in hammered copper). Nave. 15th century. •is •V 179. StatueofPhilippedeMorvillier, 181. CathedralofBeauvais,DoorSouth 180. CathedralofAix,DoorWest 183. ChateaudeGaillon,Stallsfromthe 182. CathedralofChartres,sixPilasters 186. TombofWilliamBellay. 189. Diana. 187. Abundance. 185. CathedralofMans. 184. GalleryintheCathedralofLimoges 202. TubesFormingFrames. 200. TopofFrameandCrownFruit. 191. TwoVictories.TheLouvre. 190. FamousOnes. 203. DoorJambsOrnamentedwithFlow¬ 201. YoungTritonsFormingTubes. 194. CompartmentswithDeer’sHeadand 193. DecorationsoftheStairwayHenry 192. ChildwithaWhistle. 188. Children. 204. HeadofFaun. 195. CompartmentswithLion’sHeadand 205. ChurchofSt.Maclouat Rouen. 198. TheInfantJupiter. 197. CeilingPiece. 196. AGroupofChildren. 206. DooroftheNorthTransept ofthe 199. PostsFormingaSquare. 207. TheTombofFrancesII,Duke of 209. Nymphofthe Seine. 208. Bas-relieffor theFountainofInno¬ 210. The Trophies. 212. Lion, 211. Nine Masks, Fauns andSatyrs. Jean Cousin(attributedto). Jean-Goujon. Jean Goujon. Michael Colombe(1512). Tritons andNereids. Paul Ponce. Nymph oftheSeine. century. from ChoirScreen,JeanleTexier. Transept. 16thcentury. Facade. 16thcentury. France, fromtheLouvre.15th First PresidentofParliament Chapel Choir.16thcentury. 16th century. (artist unknown).16thcentury. Vase withFlames. II. Fruit. Western Facade. ers. Church ofSt.MaclouatRouen. from theCathedralofNantes. cents, Paris. Bretany, andofMargueritedeFoix, Hotel Carnavalet,Paris. FRANCE. Sculpture. 217. TomboftheChildrenCharles 216. TheTombofHenryIIandCatherine 220. SaintGeorgeandtheDragon.The 215. TheInterioroftheAbbeyChurch. 218. OneoftheBas-reliefsHigh 214. FiveBas-reliefsRepresentingthe 213. CathedralofRouen—TombLouis 221. TheVirginwiththeChild,called 223. VirginofGrief,calledthe 219. Bas-reliefRepresentingtheAdora¬ 225. MariedeBraban<;on-Cany. 224. TheThreeGraces. 222. FigureofRoberteLegendrefroma 226. DooroftheHoteldeVilleatToulon. 227. Faun. 231. NymphandLoveonaDolphin. 230. RiverandChildren. 228. NymphsBathing. 229. RiverandChildren. 232. NymphandLoveonaDolphin. 233. TheGaronne River. 234. TheDordogne River. 235. Nymphand Love. 236. Nymph andLove. 237. Group of Children, Jean Juste. Michel Colombe. Jean CousinandGoujon(attrib¬ Michel Colombe. Germain Pilon. Germain Pilon(1535). Germain Pilon. Pierre Puget(1622-1694). Girardon (1628-1715). Barthelemy Prieur(1611). Lehongre. Legros (1629-1714). Pierre Puget. Lehongre (1628-1690). Legros. Coysevox (1640-1720). Coysevox. Van Cleve (1645). Magnier (1647-1715). Magnier. Virgin ofOlivet.(TheLouvre.) VIII, KingofFrance,intheCathe¬ dral ofTours. of deMedicis,withtheirStatues. tion oftheMagiinChurchSt. Altar intheChurchofSt.Jeanat the HotelofBourgtheroulde,at uted to). Troyes. Field oftheClothGold,from Saint Cvr. Nicholas ofTroyes. Rouen. Tomb of1522. Louvre. Breze. 77 78 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

238. Bronze Group of Children Playing Allegre, Raymond, Paris. with Snow. 266. The Old Port, Marseilles. Masson (1627-1684). 267. Villefranche. 239. Lead Torch-Bearer, 17th century. Aman-Jean, Edmond, Paris. Lehongre. 268. Venice. 240. Torch-Bearer, 17th century. 269. In Sicily. Lehongre. Appian, Adolphe, Lyon. 241. Vase of 17th century. 270. Morning Fog. Parterre of Latone. Argence, Eugene d’, Paris. 271. Night in the Hamlet of Preval. Jean Dedieu. Attendu, Ferdinand, Paris. 242. Bacchante. 272. Corner in a Creamery. Lecomte (1737-1817). Aubert, Ernest-Jean, Paris. 243. Hercules. 273. Love’s Captives. Coysevox. Aublet, Albert, Paris. 244. Nymph with a Shell. 274. Women on the Seashore. 275. The Aged. Chateau of Marly. 276. The Sacrament. Coysevox. Auguin, Louise-Augustin, Bordeaux. 245. A Shepherd and Little Satyr. 277. Cape Breton Heath. Nicolas Coustou (1658-1733). Axilette, Alexis, Paris. 246. Adonis Resting From the Chase. 278. Love and Folly. Coysevox. 279. A Huntress. 247. Flora and Love. Bail, Joseph, Paris. Coysevox. 280. Young Scullion Playing with a Cat. 248. Hamadryad and Child. Coysevox (1685-1720). Bail, Jean-Antoine. 249. Maria Adelaide of Savoy. 281. At Nesle-la-Vallee. Nicolas Coustou. 282. In the Cellar. 250. Ancient Custom-House at Rouen. Baillet, Ernest, Paris. Robert LeLorrain. 283. The First Lights on the Seine. 251. The Ancient Hotel de Rohan at Paris. 284. September Morning on the Seine. Guillaume Coustou. Balouzet, Auguste, Lyon. 252. Maria Leczinska, Queen of France. 285. Morning in the Meadows neat Pierre Julien. Riorges. 253. Nymph with Goat. Barau, Emile, Neuilly-sur-Seine. Houdon. 286. In Autumn. 254. Diana. 287. The Rouazes. Houdon. Barillot, Leon, Paris. 255. Voltaire. 288. Train 47. Francois Rude. 289. The Valley of Seulles. 256. Neapolitan Fisherman. * Barrias, Felix-Joseph, Paris. Barye. 290. Returning from Circumcision, Tar 257- Jaguar and Hare. gier. Barye. 291. Conjuring among Courtesans, Venic< 258. Lion Strangling a Boa. 292. The Narghilieh. Georgian and Cii cassian. GROUP 140. Bartholome, Albert, Paris. Paintings in Oil. 293. Hunting the Slipper. Abbema, Louise, Paris. Baschet, Marcel, Paris. 259. Japan. 294. Portrait of My Grandmother. Achille-Cesbron, Paris. 295. Portrait of Mademoiselle X. 260. Sleep Flower. Baudoume, Paul-Albert, Paris. Adam, Louis-Emile, Paris. 296. Miamosa. 261. Return of the Grape Pickers. 297. Portrait of Mr. Elisee Reclus. 262. Last Ray of the Sun. Beauvais, Armand, Paris. Agache, Alfred-Pierre, Paris. 298. La Planche Baron. 263. Vanity. Beauverie, Charles-Jos, Paris. 264. The Annunciation. 265. A Witch. 299. Sun Piercing the Fog on the Lignoi 300. The Potato Harvest, FRANCE. 79

Paintings in Oil.

Benjamin-Constant, Jean-Joseph, Bennefoy, Adrien, Paris. Paris. 332. The Nativity. ;oi. The Triumph of Christopher Colum- Bonnefoy, Henri, Paris. \ bus. 333. A Family Group. Sheep. (02. Thirst—Morocco Prisoners. Bordes, Ernest, Paris. 103. The Chief’: Judgment. 334. The Ribbon-Maker. Benner, Emmanuel, Paris. Bouchor, Alfred-Jean, Paris. {04. The Alarm. 335. The Old Road of Berville. 505. Solitude. Bouchor, Joseph-Felix, Paris. I°5K Japanese Chrysanthemums. 336. April. Beraud, Jean, St. Petersbourg. Bouguereau, William-Adolphe, Paris. (06. Descent from the Cross. 337. The Women at the Tomb. Bergeret, Pierre-Denis, Paris. 338. Our Lady of the Angels. 507. War, Art, Religion. 339. The Wasp’s Nest. . $08. Music. Boulard, Emile-Alexandre, Paris. J09. The Dessert. 340. Close of the Mass. Bernier, Camille, Paris. Bourgain, Gustave, Paris. $10. Pines at Kerlagadic, Brittany. 341. Return on Board. Berteaux, Hippolyte, Paris. Bourgeois, Eugene-Victor, Neuilly. 3x1. Return of a Deserter. 342. Fishermen’s Hut. Berthelon, Eugene, Paris. Bourgogne, Pierre, Sevres. 312. A Port Life-boat Saving Men from 343. Spring Flowers. the Boat Pauline, Wrecked on the Bourgonnier, Claude, Paris. Rocks near Grainval. 344. Temptation. Berton, Paul-Emil, Paris. Boutigny, Emile, Paris. 313. White Poplars in the Forest of Fon¬ 345. Bonaparte in Italy. tainebleau. 346. Combat in a Village. Bertrand, Paulin, Paris. Bramtot, Alfred-Henri, Paris. 314. Morning on the Seashore. 347. Job’s Comforters. Bosnard, Paul-Albert, Paris. 348. T he First Communion. 315* Two Ponies Harassed by Flies. Bremont, Jean-Louis, Paris. Beyle, Pierre-Marie, Chennevieres- 349. A Wave. sur-Marne. Brest, Fabius, Paris. 316. Life Saving from a Wreck. 350. The Rialto Bridge, Venice. Billotte, Rene, Paris. Breton, Jules-Adolphe, Paris. 317. Winter Fog at the Courcelles Gate. 351. The Pardon of Kergoat. 318. Moonrise on the Canal, St. Denis. 352. Breton Woman. Binet, Adolphe, Paris. 353. Young Girls Going to the Procession. 319. The Lovers. Brispot, Henri, Paris. 320. The Close of Day. 354. Returning from a Breton Pardon. Binet, Victor-Barthelemy, Paris. Brouillet, Andre, Paris. 321. The Pont des Arts, Paris. 355. Portrait of Mile. Darland. 322. Paris from the Gentilly Quarries. Brun, Charles, Paris. Bisson, Elouard-Louis, Paris. 356. The Wife of the Levite of Ephraim. 323. The Ideal. Brunet, Jean, Levallois-Perret. Riva, Henri, Paris. 357. Return of the Wedded Couple. 324. Tremier Roses, Place de Versailles. Buland, Eugene-Jean, Charly. Blanche, Jacques-Emile, Paris. 358. Propaganda. 325. The Host. 359. The Apprentice’s Lesson. Bompard, Maurice, Paris. Burgkan, Mile. Berthe, Paris. 326. Entrance of Old Chetma, Oasis, near 360. A Widow. Biskra. Burnard, Eugene, Paris. Bonheur, Rosa, Thomery. 361. In High Pasture Grounds. Busson, Charles, Paris. 327. The King of the Forest. 362. Old Touraine Quarries. 328. The Overthrow. 363. The Port of Lavardin. Bonnet, Leon-Joseph-Florentin, Paris. Cagnard, Emile, Paris. 329. Portrait of Cardinal Lavigerie. 364. Snow on Montmartre, Paris. 330. Portrait of M. Renan. 331. Portraits of Misses Minna and Flor¬ Cain, Georges-Jules-Auguste, Paris. ence Field. 365. A Barricade of 1830. 80 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Cain, Henri, Paris. Dantan, Edouard, St. Cloud. 366. At the Louvre Museum. 397. A Restoration. Caraud, Joseph, Paris. 398. “ The Poor People.” 367- The Grandmother. Dardoize, Emile, Paris. Carolus - Duran, Emile - Auguste, 399. The Spring. Paris. Dargent, Jan, Creac’h Andre. 368. Portrait of Madame A. 400. Breton Night Spectres. 369. Portrait of Madame G. F. Dastugue, Maxime, Paris. 370. Portrait of Madame J. H. 401. An Anniversary. Carrier - Belleuse, Louis - Robert, Dauphin, Eugene, Paris. Paris. 402. The Iphigenia in the Roadstead of 371. At the Capstan. Toulon. Cave, Jules-Cyrille, Paris. David Nillett, Germain, Paris. 372. A Martyr in the Roman Catacombs. 403. October. Chaigneau, Jean-Ferdinand, Paris. David DeSauzea, Jean, Paris. 373. Moonrise. 404. At the Inn. 374. A Summer Evening. Dawant, Albert-Pierre, Paris. Chalon, Louis, Paris. 405. Close of the Mass. 375. Circe. Debat - Ponsan, Edouard - Bernard, Chaperon, Eugene, Paris. Paris. 376. Soldiers Bathing. 406. Noon. Charpentier, Gaston, Paris. 407. In My Greenhouse. 377. A Stolen Kiss. Delacroix, Henry-Eugdne, Paris. Chartran, Theobald, Paris. 408. Awakening. 378. Portrait of His Holiness Pope Leo 409. Sea Birds and Wave. XIII. 410. The Enchanted Hour. Chigot, EugSne, Valenciennes. Delance, Feurgard, Paris. 379. Evening at Berck-sur-Mer. 411. In the Garden. 380. The Interrupted Fishing. Delance, Paul-Louis, Paris. Clairin, Georges, Paris. 412. Decorative Panel; Water. 381. Drum-Major of the French Army Delobbe, Francois-Alfred, Paris. Feeding Pigeons in St. Mark’s 413. Breakfast After the Bath. Square, Venice. Delort, Charles-Edouard, Paris. Clary, Eugene, Paris. 414. The Recruiting Sergeant. 382. The Reader. Delpy, Camille, Paris. Claude, Eugene, Paris. 415. Washerwomen at Sunrise. 383- A Parisian Carriag. (Flowers.) Demont, Adrien-Louis, Montgeron, Claude, Jean-Maxime, Paris. 416. Lillies. 384* Cross Purposes. 417. Winter in Flanders. Collin, Raphael, Paris. 418. Youth. 385. Youth. Demont-Breton,Mme. Virginie,Mont« 386. Portrait of My Father. geron. 387. On the Sea Coast. 419. A Drenching. Costeau, Georges, Paris. 420. Daybreak. 388. Decorative Panel—A Day in Autumn. 421. In Wonderland. Courant, Maurice-Francis-Auguste, Detaille, Edouard, Paris. Poissy. 422. A Passing Regiment. 389. A Coming Storm. 423. Attack on a Convoy. 390. The Bight of Saint Guenole. Deully, Eugene - Auguste-Fran^ois Courtois, Gustave, Neuilly-Paris. Paris. 391. A Fortunate One. 424. Dreams and Facts. 392. Portrait of Madame Gauthereau. 425. Venus Wounded. Couturier, Leon, Paris. Deyrolle, Theophile-Louis, Con- 393- At the Capstan—" Heave Round.” carneau. Dameron, Emile-Charles, Paris. 426. Fishers Setting Out, Concarneau. 394. Growing Flowers on the Cape of Dieterle, Georges-Pierre, Paris. Antibes. 427. The Cavalry at Criquebeuf. Damoye, Pierre-Emmanuel, Paris. Doucet, Lucien, Paris. 395* Sunset Over the Marshes of Tremb- 428. Portrait of Mile. M. du M. C. levif. 429. Portrait of Mile. Yvonne L. 396. Breton Wheat Fields. 430. Skaters. FRANCE. 81

-v Paintings in Oil. jc Dubufe, fils, G., Paris. Fouerier, Louis-Ferdinacd, Paris. W- The Virgin’s House. 464. Washington and his Mother. 32. A Nest. Franzini D’Issoncourt, Charles- 33- The Ant. Henry-Michel, Paris. isa Dubuisson, Albert, Paris. 465. Portrait of the Countess. Frappa, Jose, Paris. 34- The Park at Versailles in Winter. n Duez, Ernest-Ange, Paris. 466. The Return of Missionary. Frere, Carles-Edouard, Paris. 35- iesus Walking on the Water. •; )uffaud, Jean-Baptiste, Paris. 467. A Market at Sarcilles. 36. Portrait of my Mother. Friant, Emile, Paris. Dufour, Camille, Paris. 468. Shadows Lifted. Auteuil Quay, Paris. 469. Portrait of Antonin Proust. Dulac, Charles, Paris. Gagliardini, Julien-Gustave, Paris. The Fish Market. 470. A Foggy Morning. Dumaresq,Charles-Edouaid-Armand, 471. High Noon in Provence. Galerne, Prosper, Paris. t,?r. Paris. 39- Beranger's Song, “ He was There, 472. Valley of the Loire at Chateaudun. Garaud, Gustave-Cesaire, Paris. uD Grandmother. Dumoulin, Louis, Paris. 473- The Sluice. 40. The Glycine Fetes at Tokio. Gautier, Amand, Paris. Dupain. Edmond-Louis, Paris 474- Still Life. The ?j.»ocrDy. Gelibert, Jules-Bertrand, Cape Bra- Dupre, Julien, Paris. ton. 42. Valley of the Durdent. 475- Bear Hunt. Durst, Auguste, Puteaux. Gerzme, Jean-Leon, Paris. 476. Serpent Charmer. 43* The Siesta. BIB. Turkeys. (Edipus. 41• 477* Duverger, Theophile - Emmanuel, 478. A Street in Cairo. Pill Ecouen. Gervex, Henri, Paris. »• 45. Intemperance. 479- Portrait of Mile. B. - Eliot, Maurice, Paris. 480. Mignon. i:. 46. Life in the Fields. 481. Portrait of Doctor Evans, 3 47. The Mills. Gigoux, Jean, Paris. Ml Fath, Rene-Maurice, Paris. 482. Portrait of M. A. Caubert. 48. A Swamp in April. 483- A Reaper. "it Ferrier, Gabriel, Paris. Gilbert, Rene, Paris. 49. Portrait of Jules Claretie. 484. Fisherman. 50. Portrait of Mile. O. Gilbert, Victor-Gabriel, Paris. 5i- The Guardian Angel. 485. Good Fishing. Feyen, Eugene, Paris. 486. The Horoscope. ,Vl^2. The Cancale Regatta. Girard, A., Paris. Flameng, Francois, Paris. 487 The Dew. 53- The Flight into Egypt. Girard, Firmin, Paris. 54- Portrait of Madame X. 488. Guests at a Fete on a Bressan Farm. 55* Target Practice in the Trenches in 489. The Finest Plants. Girardot, Louis-Auguste, Paris. 1* Dieppe. Flameng, Marie-Auguste, Paris. 490. Happy They Who Die in the Lord. 56. A Dock at Antwerp. 491- The Nomads. p* Fleury, Mme. Fanny, Paris. Glaize, Pierre-Paul-Leon, Paris. 57- Young Girl. 492. Lucia, the Italian. Fonvielle, Ulric de, Paris. 493- A Signal. 58. An Eclipse of the Moon. Glaize, Auguste-Barthelemy, Paris. Fouace, Guillaume Romain, Paris. 494. The Blind Man and the Paralytic. el* The First Steps. 59- Fish. 495- Godin, Francoise-Augustine-Mar- {far Foubert, Emile, Paris. 60. The Banks of the S“eine at Vetheuil. guerite, Paris. ePt Fourie, Albert, Paris. 496. A Symphony in White. 6i. In the Sunshine. Goeneutte, faorbert, Paris. The Morning Soup. • 62. Spring. 497- Fournier, Hippolyte, Paris. Gorguet, Auguste-Francois, Paris. ^ 63- The Convalescent Young Mother. 498. Contemplation. K-6 82 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Gosselin, The late Charles. Jourdeuil, Adrien, Paris. 499. Landscape. 529. Twilight and October Moon on ttir Goubie, Jean-Richard, Paris. Banksof the Seine. 500. Through the Woods. Kreutzer, Alexandre-Ferdinand.Mar- Grolleron, Paul, Paris. lotte. 501. A Capture in 1793. 530. Forest of the Deluge, Fontainebleau Guay, Gabriel, Paris. Kreider, Alexis, Paris. 502. The Little Cardinal. 531. Fruit. Gueldry, Joseph-Ferdinand, Paris. Krug, Edouard, Paris. 503. The City Laboratory, Paris. 532. (Edipus and Antigone. Guignard, Gaston, Paris. Lagarde, Pierre, Paris. 504. Scouts in Flight. 533- The Close of Day. Guignery, Gustave-Alfred, Paris. 534. The Habitation. 505. Snow on the Plateau of the Fairies’ La Haye, Alexis-Marie, Nimes. Pool, Fontainebleau. 535- The Little Claude, A Provencal In¬ Guillemet, J. B., Antoine, Paris. terior. 506. The Loing at Moret. 536. Olive Grove on a Summer Evening. 507. The Bay of St. Vaast. Lamy, P. Franc, Paris. Guillon, Adolphe-Irenee, Paris. 537* Flowery Spring. 508. Under the Walnut Trees at Vezelay in Landelle, Charles, Paris. Spring. 538. Young Girl of Tougourth, Algiers. Guillon, Eugene-Antoine, Paris. Laroche, Amand, Paris. 509. Portrait of M. G. A. E. 539. The Compact of Faust. Guillou, Alfred, Paris. La Touche, Gaston, Saint-Cloud. 510. “My Little Brother.” 540. Strike of Miners. Hareux, Ernest-Victor, Grenoble. 541. A Feast Day. 511. Valley of the Lyr at Bagneres-de- Laugee, Desire-Francois, Paris. Luchon. 542. The Day of the Poor. Henner, Jean-Jacques. Laugee, Georges, Paris. 512. Portrait of my Brother. 543. In the Springtime of Life. 513. Slumber. Laurens, Jean-Paul, Paris. 514. Lola. 544. The Seven Troubadours. Hermann, Leon Charles, Paris. 545. Christopher Columbus. 515. Boar on the Farm. La Villette, Mme. Elodie, Lorient. Hirsch, Auguste-Alexandre, Paris. 546. The Sea, Port Blanc, Quiberon. 516. Moresque on a Tomb. Layraud, Joseph-Fortune, Valen¬ Isembart, Emile, Besancon-Beaure- ciennes. gard. 547. Portrait of Liszt, made at Rome, 18611. 517. On the Banks of the Doubs. Lebayle, Charles, Paris. Iwill, Marie-Joseph, Paris. 548. The Shepherd and the Sea. 518. November Evening. Le Blant, Julien, Paris. Jacob, Stephen, Paris. 549. The Return of the Regiment. 519* Bathers. LeCamus, Louis, Paris. Jacomin, Marie-Ferdinand, St. Ger- 550. The Seashore at Cape Martin. main-en-Laye. 520. Landscape. Lecomte, Victor, LaVarenne-St Jamin, Paul-Joseph, Paris. Hilaire. 521. The Luncheon. 551. The First Heir. Jan-Montchablon, Ferdinand, Paris. Leenhardt, Max, Paris. 522. Meadows and Woods. 552. Mary Magdalen. 523. The Flowery Way. Lefebvre, Jules, Paris. Japy, Louis, Paris. 553. La Cigale. 524. An October Evening in the Somme Leloir, Maurice, Paris. Valley. 554- Manon Lescaut. Jeanniot, Pierre-Georges, Paris. 555- Fleeing Protestants, 1685. 525- Young Girl with a Boa. Lemaire, Mme. Madeleine, Paris. 526. Kitchen-Garden. 556. The Fairies’ Car. Jolyet, Philippe, Bayonne. 557. The Fall of the Leaves. 527. Mignon. 558. Prunes. Joubert, Leon, Paris. Lepere, Auguste-Louis, Paris. 528. The Mill Cottage at Clairefontaine. 559- A Late September Twilight. FRANCE. 88

Paintings in Oil.

Le Poittevin, Louis, Paris. Monginot, Charles, Paris. On the Beach. 593- A Medallist. The Road of La Courtine. Montenard, Frederic. Leroy, Paul-Alexander-Alfred, Paris. 594. On the Brink of the Well. The Blind Men of Jericho. 595. Under the Arbor. Leroy D’Etiolles, Mme. Helen, Paris. Montzaigle, Edgard de, Paris. Diana. 596. Five O’Clock. Le Senechal De Kerdreoret, Gustave- Moreau, Adrien, Paris. Edmond, Paris. 597. The Bath. Cancalaise Women Returning from Morlau De Tours, Georges, Paris. the Oyster Beds After a Storm. 598- Carnot at Wattignies. Lessore, Henri-Emile. 599. Morphiamania. The Modest Mother. Morion, Antoine-Paul-Emile, Paris. Levy, Henri-Leopold, Paris. 600. The Struggle for Life. The Death of Eurydice. Morot, Nicolas-Aime, Paris. Le Liepyre, Maurice, Paris. 601. “Bravo, Toro!” The Fishing Party. 602. Prisoner. Lhermitte,"Leon-Augustin, Paris. Moteley, Jules-Georges, Paris. Haying. 603. Old Washing Place at Clecy. Repose. Motte, Henri-Paul, Neuilly-sur- The Friend of the Lowly. Seine. Loewe-Marchand, the late Frederic, 604. Circe Changing the Companions of Paris. Ulysses into Swine, Myrrha. Mousset, Pierre-Joseph, Saint- Loustaunau, Louis-Auguste-Georges, Mande. Paris. 605. The Toilet. Presentation of the Standard to Re¬ Moutte, Alphonse, Marseilles. cruits. 606. In the Sunshine. Bridge Work at Bougival. 607. Entrance to the Harbor of Marseilles. Lucas, Felix-Hippolyte, Paris. Moyse, Edouard, Paris. Born of a Virgin. 608. The Arrival at the Synod. Luminais, Evariste-Vital, Paris. Muenier, Jules-Alexis, Paris. End of a Romance. 609. Algerian Women on the Housetops. Sixteenth Century Chasseurs. 610. Fine Days. Luminais, Mme. Helene, Paris. 611. On the Bridge. Decorative Figure, Erato. Munier, Emile, Paris. Lunois, Alexandre, Paris. 612. The Cold Bath. Last Rays. Muraton, Louis, Paris. Machard, Jules, Paris. 613. Portrait. Garden Party. Nardi, Francois, Paris. Maignan, Albert, Paris. 614. Mistral Wind Blowing on the Sea. The Birth of the Pearl. William the Conqueror. Nemoz, J. B. Augustin, Paris. 615. On the Brink of the Abyss. The Siren’s Couch. Noirot, Emile, Roanne. Maillart, Diogene-Ulysse, Paris. 616. The Loire at the Falls of Perron. Joan of Arc Listening to the Voices. Nozal, Alexandre, Paris. Marais, Adolphe. 617. Wheat Shocks near Lecuycr Farm, The Saulee. Etretat. Returning Home. 618. In the Bay of Mont Saiut-Michel. Martin, Jean-Guillaume-Henri, Paris. Olive, Jean-Baptiste, Paris. A Lie. 619. The Isle of Maire, near Marseilles. Spring. Young Saint. Otemar, Edouard d\ Paris. 620. Corner in a Studio. Mathey, Paul, Paris. First Trial. Paradis, Adrien, Paris. Merlot, Emile-Justin, Paris. 621. Hector Berlioz. Herds in the Marshes of the Somme. Paris, Alfred, Paris. 622. In Full Flight. Michel, Marius, Paris. Photograph of a Mummy. Paris, Camille, Paris. A Pastel Painter. 623. Ancient Gate of the Tiber at Rome. 84 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Peraire (late), Paul, Paris. Rigolot, Albert-Gabriel, Paris. 624. Buckwheat in Bloom, Banks of the 658. The Banks of the Doubs. Loire. 659. Snow in the Forest of Fontainebleau Pelouze (the late), Leon-Germain, Rixens, Andre, Paris. Paris. 660. Don Juan in Hell. 625. Environs of Jumieges. Robert-Fleury, Tony, Paris. 626. Street of Avanne (Doubs). 661. Portrait of Robert-Fleury. 627. The Mill of Chatel-Cuzance (Doubs). 662. Under Louis XVI. Perrault, Leon, Paris. Rochegrosse, Georges, Paris. 628. Young St. John. 663. The Spoil. 629. Sappho. 664. The Affianced. Perret, Marius, Paris. Roger-Jourdain, Paris. 630. The Smala of Taadmit, South 665. Yachting. Algerian. Roll, Alfred-Philippe, Paris. Perret, Aime, Paris. 666. Young Girls. 631. Distribution of Prizes. 667. Women on the Grass. 632. The Old Shepherd. 668. Trotting, Petitjean, Edmond, Paris. Rondel, Henri, Paris. 633. Village in Champagne. 669. Portrait of James Gordon Bennett. 634. Landscape in Lorraine. Rongier, Mile. Jeanne, Paris. Peyrol, Bonheur, Paris. 670. Portrait of Madame Alexandre Nozii 635* Cows on the Beach. and her Son. Pezant, Aymar, Paris. Ronot, Charles, Paris. 636. Road of Vaudancourt. 671. The Dead Conversing in the Other 637- Portrait of a Man. World. Pointelin, Auguste-Emmanuel, Paris. Rosset-Granger, Paris. 638. Blue Mountain. 672. Young Girls Chasing Butterflies. 639. F ine Morning. 673. Flotsam and Jetsam. 640. An October Evening. 674. Evening at a Fete in Provence. Priou, Louis, Paris. Roussin, Georges, Paris. 641. Satyr Under Shelter. 675. Portrait of Mademoiselle L. T. Pujol, Paul, Paris. Roy, Marius, Paris. 642. The Place de L’lnstitut. 676. Zouaves and Fort Soldiers on Duty. Quignon, Fernand-Just, Paris. Royer, Lionel, Paris. 643. Moyettes. 677. Love and Psyche. 644. The Plain in Twilight. Rozier, Dominique, Paris. Quinton, Clement, Paris. 678. A Convent at Dieppe. 645- Saint Maur. Sain, Edouardi, Paris. 646. Coming Out of the Quarry. 679. Nanarella. Quost, Ernest, Paris. Sain, Paul-Jean-Marie, Paris. 647. Decorated Panel, Flowering Laurels. 680. The Chalky Road near Avignon. 648. My Birds. Saintin, Henri, Paris. Rachou, Henri, Paris. 681. Portrait of Professor Charcot. 649. Portrait. Saintin, Jules-Emile, Paris. Ravenne, Gustave, Paris. 682. Reverie. 650. At Low Tide. Saint-Germier, Joseph, Paris. Raffaelli, Jean-Francois, Paris. 683. Close of a Bull Fight at Seville. 651. The Grandfather. 684. Holy Week at Seville. 652. The Peasants of Plougasnou, Brit¬ Saint-Pierre, Gaston-Casimir, Paris. tany. 685. Soudja Sari. 653. In the Plains, Horses on the Road. 686. The Fortunate One. Saubes, Daniel-Leon, Paris. Realier-Dumas, Paris. 687. Marat, Friend of the People. 654. Luncheon Under the Trees. Sautai, Paul-Emile, Paris. Renard, Emile, Paris. 688. Meditation. 655. Retreat by Torchlight. Sauzay, Adrien-Jacques, Paris. Richemont, Alfred-Paul-Marie de, 689. Village in Lorraine, Banks of the Paris. Mouzon. 656. Sacrifice. Scherrer, Jean-Jacques, Paris. Richet, Leon, Paris. 690. Ducal Despremenil Mobbed by the 657. Plain of Morat, near Fontainebleau. Populace; 1793, FRANCE. 85

Paintings in Oil, Engravings and Lithographs.

Sinibaldi, Paul, Paris. Wencker, Joseph, Paris. 91. Salammbo. 723. Basilissa. 92. A Daughter of Rajahs. 724. Portrait of M. Boulanger, Iron Surand, Gustav, Paris. Master. 93. St. George and the Dragon. 725. Portrait of a Young Woman. 94. Annam Tiger. Yarz, Edmond, Paris. Tanzi, Leon, Paris. 726. Statue of Colleone, Venice. 95. Spring. 727. A Spring Morning near Paris. Tattegrain, Francis, Paris. Yon, Edmond-Chiarles, Paris. 96. Worm Hunter at Daylight. 728. A Cemetery in the Downs of Camiers- Tavernier, Paul, Paris. sur-Mer. 97. Pikeman Sounding the Retreat from Yperman, Louis, Paris. the Water. 729. Saint Cecelia. Thiollet, Alexandre, Paris. Yvon, Adolphe, Paris. 98. Mouth of the Seine at Villerville. 730. Portrait of President Carnot. Thirion, Eugene-Romain, Paris. Zillhardt, Jenny, Paris. 99. Cupid and Psyche. 731. Spleen. 00. “The Boats do Not Return." Zuber, Jean-Henri, Paris. Thomas, Paul, Paris. 732. Under the Beeches. 01. First Commencement. 733. Evening Fog. Thurner, Gabriel, Paris. 734. Pasture Land in the Jura. 02. My Start in Hunting. Zwiller, Auguste, Paris. Tissot, James, Paris. 735. A Lesson at the Institute for the Blind The Prodigal Son. Two paintings. Children at Ilzach. 03. The Departure. In a Strange Land. GROUP 148. 04. The Return. Engravings and Etchings; Prints. The Fatted Calf. Thys, Gaston, Paris. Engravings and Lithographs. '05. A Bather. Alasoniere, Henri, Paris. Tournes, Etienne, Paris. 736. The Return. '06. Very Sleepy. Annedouche, Alfred-Joseph, Paris. Truchet, Abel, Paris. 737. The Virgin. '07. Place de la Concorde, Paris. Ardail, Albert, Paris. Trupheme, Auguste, Paris. 738. Portrait of Madame Jarre. '08. A Singing Lesson in a Public School 739. The Little Girl and the Shepherds’ in Paris. Crook. Umbricht, Honore, Paris. Bahuet, Alfred, Paris. '09. In the Vosges Mountain. 740. Juan Prim. Valadon, Jules-Emmanuel, Paris. Baude, Charles, Paris. 'to. Mater Dolorosa 741. The Old Woman. Vauthier, Pierre-Louis, Paris. 742. A. Dumas, Jr. 'ii. At the Fete of the Esplanade of the Baudoin, Franck, Paris. Invalides. 743. A Drinker. Veyrassat, Jules-Jacques, Paris. Bazin, Leon, Paris. '12. The Last Load of Wheat. 744. Erasmus. Vimont, Edouard, Paris. Boilvin, Emile. 713* Wicked War. 745. General Moreau. '14. The Death of Archimedes. 746. The Bibliophiles. Vuillefroy, Felix de, Paris. 747. Portrait of Mme. L. S. '15* In the Basque Country. Boutelie, Louis, Paris.^ '16. Winter Pastures. 748. Portrait of Beatrice D’Este. '17- An Inn in Old Castille. 749. Annunciation of the \ irgin. Weber, Jean-Joseph, Paris. Bracquemond, Felix, Sevres. '18. Flushing. 750. David. Weerts, Jean-Joseph, Paris. 751. The Lost Chance. '19* The Muscadine Hero. 752. The Water Drawers. '20. Portrait of Bouchcr-Cadart. Brunet-Debaines, Louis, Rouen. '2i. Portrait of Firrniti Javel. 753. St. Peter's Church at Caen. _ Weisz, Adolphe, Paris. 754. Willows Whiten, Aspens Quiver. 122. The Gallant Chasseur. 7=;c. View of Venice. 86 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Lithographs.

Buhot, Felix, Paris. Froment, Eugene, Paris. 756. Westminster Bridge. 793. The Sheriffs. Burney, Franpois-Eugejne, Paris. Gaujean, Eugene, Paris. 757. Chocolate W oman. 794. F rame with two Colored Engravings-I 758. Monseigneur de Segur. Souvenir and The Abandoned Ode, Chaigneau, Ferdinand, Paris. Gautier, Armand. 759. A Warm Day. 795. Friday's Promenade. Chapon, Leon-Louis, Paris. 796. Portrait of M. Delyenne. 760. The Last Judgment. Gilbert, Achille. Chauval, Theophile, Paris. 797. The Big Stag. 761. The Storm. 798. The Boars. Damman, Benjamin-Auguste-Lous, Goeneutte, Norbert, Paris. Paris. 799. Maud. 762. The Reapers. 800. Venice from the Slavonic Quay. Danguin, Jean-Baptiste, Paris. Guerard, Henri, Paris. 763. T he Virgin. Soi. Rock Crystal Vase, 764. Y oung Woman at Her Toilet. j 802. Portrait of my Mother. 765. Rembrandt’s Sisters. I 803. The Bridge at Mantes. 766. Portrait of Pius VII and Cardinal Guichard, Mile. Louise, Paris. Capra ra. 804. The Harbor of Dunkirk. Deblois, Charles-Th£odorc, Varanne- Gusman, Pierre, Paris. Saint-Hilaire. 805. Hill-Bobb. 767. 1 nterviewing. Jacque, Frederic, Paris. Decisy, Eugene, Paris. 806. Herd of Sheep. 768. Oatmeal Broth, Breton House. Jacquet, Achille, Paris. Delauney, Alfred-Alexandre, Paris. 807. The Report. 769. Chartres Cathedral. 808. The Flag Painter. 770. Mont St. Michael. 809. The Sharpshooters. Delavall6e, Henri, Paris. Jacquet, Jules, Paris. 771. Angelique at Her Window. 810. Portrait of the Sergeant. 772. Snow Effect. 811. “1814." Derbier, Emile-Louis, Paris. 812. “1807." 773. Grandmother. Jacob-Bazin, Madame, Paris. Deville, Maurice, Paris. 813. Springtime. 774. Head of a Young Girl. Laguillermie, Frederic - Auguste, Desmoulins, Fernand, Paris. Paris. 775. The Empress. 814. The Children of Van Dyck. 776. Justice. 815. Portrait of Helen Fourment. 777. Portrait of Anne of Cleves. 816. The Young Duke. 778. Poetry. Lalauze, Adolph. 779. Portrait of M. Thiers. 817. The Halt. Didier, Adrien. Lamotte, Alphonse, Paris. 780. fustice. 818. The States' General, June 23,1789. 781. Poetry. Lecouteux, Lionel, Paris. 782. Portrait of M. Thiers. 819. The Lunch. 783. Portrait of Anne of Cleves. 820. End of the Summer. Dillon, Henri-Patrice, Paris. 821. Return from the Bear Hunt—Stow 784. The Shower. Age. Dubouchet, Henri-Joseph, Paris. Lepere, Auguste, Paris. 785. Charon’s Bark. 822. Cathedral of Rouen. 786. The Divine Tragedy. 823. Fete at the Tuilleries. Flameng, Leopold, Paris. 824. Close of Parliament at London. 787. Shepherd. Lessore, Henri-Emile, Paris. 7S8. The Glorification of Law. 825. Portraits of E. Morin and Jules Janir Levasseur, Juies-Gabriel, Paris. 789. Grolier at the Printer Aide’s House, 826. The Cervarolles. Focillon, Victor-Louis, Paris. 827. The Oath of the Horatio. 790. The End of the Book. Leveille, Auguste, Paris. 791. Corner of the Farm. 828. Bust of Dalou. Froment, Emile, Paris. 829. Inauguration of the Opera. 792. Portrait. 830. Bust of Baudry. FRANCE. 87

Engravings and Lithographs, Drawings, Pastels, Water Colors and Miniatures.

Levy, Gustave. 865. The Fairies’ Pool, Fontainebleau. 831. Virgin with a Veil. Bida, Alexandre, Paris. 832. Melody. 866. Christ Resurrecting the Daughter of Louveau-Rouveyre, Mme., Paris. Jairus. 833. Portrait of Andre Vesale. 867. Six Water Colors for an Edition of Lunois, Alexandre, Paris, Shakespeare. 834. Wine. Biva, Henri, Paris. 335. A Dutch Woman of Volendam. 868. Roses and Nasturtiums. 836. Night Worship. Bonnefoy, Adrien-Adolphe, Paris. Manesse, Georges-Henri, Paris. 869. The Water Color Painter. 837. Portrait of Madame Bcereystine. Contal, Jeanne, Paris. 838. Supposed Portrait of Louis del Rio’s Seven Miniatures on Ivory, framed: Wife. 870. The Letter. Mongin, Augustin, Paris. 871. Young Girl. 839. The Order. 872. Portrait of M. M. C. 840. The Song. 873. The Smile. Pannemaker, Stephane, Paris. 874. Portrait of Emil T. 841. Young Girl. 875. Portrait of M. T. 842. The Dream. 876. Young Girl with a Boa. Patricot, Jean, Neuilly-sur-Seine. Bellarfger, Camille-Felix, Paris. 843. Portrait of Raphael’s Mother. 877. Portrait of Mme. B. 844. The Vision of Ezekiel. Cagniart, Emile, Paris. Poncet, Jean-Baptiste, Lyon. 878. Place de la Concorde, Paris. 845. Adam and Eve. 879. Place du Chatelet, Paris. 846. The Burning Bush. Cazin, Mme. Marie, Paris. 847. Birth of Jesus. 880. Meditation. 848. The Entry into Jerusalem. D’Argence, Eug., Paris. 849. Jesus Ascending Calvary. 881. Moonlight. Poynot, Mile. Gabrielle, Paris. Houssay, Mile. Josephine, Paris. 850. Reverie. 882. Portrait of Madame A. D. S. Rapine, Francois, Bouloge-on-the- Houbron, Frederic, Paris. Seine. 883. Village Idyl. 851. Rabbi, Commenting on the Bible. Iwill, Marie-Joseph, Paris. Robert, Charles, Paris. 884. Morning. 852. Portrait of Queen Isabel. 885. An April Evening in Fontainebleau Rousseau, Alfred, Paris. Forest. 853. The Lost Travelers. Laurens, Jean-Paul, Paris. Sirouy, Achille, Paris. 886. Set of Drawings Illustrating Merovin¬ 854. The Sleeping Jesus. gian History. 855. The Descent from the Cross. Mirmont, Mile. Renee de, Paris. 856. Venus and Adonis. Six Ivory Miniature Portraits: Sulpis, Jean-Joseph. 887. Portrait of Mile. H. de M. 857. Staircase of the Opera House. 888. trait of Count C. Sulpis, Emile-Jean, Paris. 889. d Portraits of Children. 858. Saint Sebastian. 890. trait of a Young Girl. Tissot, James, Nantes. 891. trait of Countess S. E59. The Prodigal Son, The Departure, uren, Henry, Paris. In a Foreign Land, The Return. 892. iks of the Sarthe, Morning. ilight on the Sarthe. . 860. The Fatted Calf. 893- ntelin, Auguste-Emmanuel, Paris. Villemsens, Adrien, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-et-Oise. 894. iks of the Ain. S61, Marriage of Charles VII and Anne 895- Twilight. 896. teau of Saint-Laurent (Juia). de Bretagne. faelli, Jean-Francois, Paris. Vintraut, Frederic-Godefroy, Havre. 852. The Bohemian Girl. 897. 863. A Man’s Head, key. lowers and Fruit, lira wings, Pastels, Water Colors and 898. enouard, Paul, Paris, Miniatures. 899. he President of the Senate at Wash¬ AUcrJ

Drawings, Pastels. Water Colors and Miniatures.

900. Speaker of the House and Newspaper Escalier, Nicolas, Paris. Correspondents. 935- A Farm at Loir et Cher; Starting for 901. Committee of Ways and Means, Com¬ the Market. 6 mittee of Appropriations. Learning how to Fish. Richard, Mme. Hortense, Paris. Gros, Lucien, Poissy. Girl Sleeping. 936. The Quay, Honfleur. Miniatures on Ivory. 937. The Bravi. 902. Little Girl at Prayer. 938. Horses Drinking. 903. Portrait of the Countess of D. Jeanniot, Pierre-Georges, Paris. 904. Painting on Porcelain. 939. Troopers on the March. 905. A Venetian Lady. 940. At the Cafe. Rehin, Victorine, Paris. Lemaire, Mme. Madeleine, Paris. 906. Vittoria Colonna. 941. A Ball in 1830. Salard, Mme. Celine, Paris. 942. “Farewell.” 907. Poppies. Moreau, Adrien, Paris. Thierat, Mile. Melitine, Paris. 943. Grape Picker. 908. Five Miniatures, Framed: 944. The Vow. Young Woman of the Directory. 945. A Game of Chess. Walking. 946. Plunderers. Young Woman under the Consulate. Penne, Olivier de, Paris. Study of a Young Girl. 947. Gordon Setters. Portrait of Mile. J. R. 948. Griffons. Portrait of M. R. Pujol, Paul, Paris. Society of French Water Color Artists. 949. St. Mark’s Plan. Bethune, Gaston, Paris. 950. Pont de la Concorde. 909. A Parisian Woman. Rivoire, Francois, Paris. 910. Fort of Villefranche. 951. Autumn Flowers. 911. Belfry at Bruges. 952. The Overturned Basket. 912. Cathedral at Antwerp. Rochegrosse, Georges, Paris. 913. On the Escaut at Antwerp. 953- The Poet. 914. Beech at Blanckenberghe. Roullet, Gaston, Paris. 915. Lake Bourget, Savoy. 954. Field Valley. 916. A Parisian Woman. 955. The Old Port of Toulon. Boutet de Monvel, Maurice, Paris. Tenre, Henri, Paris. 917. A Fairy Tale. 956. Reading. 918. Salome. 957. The Secret. 919. The Curate is going out. 958. Church of St. Remy, Rheims 920. A Timid Visitor. 959. The Well. 921. Portrait of a Child. 960. A Cotillon. Clairin, Georges, Paris. 922. At Seville. Toudouze, Edouard, Paris. 923. Venice in the Last Century. 961. The Rocker. Claude, J. Max, Maisons-Laffitte. Yon, Edmond-Charles, Paris. 924. Souvenir of Rotten Row, London. 962. The Burgundy Gate, Moret. Claude, Georges, Paris. 963. Moret from the Right Bank of the 925. Adoration of the Cross, Good Friday Loing. at Monte-Cassino, Italy. 964. Cape Monaco, from the Heights 926. A Neapolitan Song. Above. Courant, Maurice-Francois-Auguste, Zuber, Jean-Henri, Paris. Poissy. 965. A Summer Day on the Dunes near 927. On the Strand. Granville. 928. The Joyous Bay. 966. In the Mountains, near Sion, Switzer¬ 929. The Fish Tank, Concarneau. land. Detaille, Edouard, Paris. 967. Garden of the Tuilleries. 930. Kakemono—Winter. Illustrations for the new edition of Society of French Pastel Artists. “The Theatre’’ by Emile Augier. Billotte, Rene, Paris. 93* • 1. The Adventuress. 968. Twilight, Road of St. Medard-en* 932. 2. Gabrielle. Jalle. 933- 3. Mile. Baretta as Celia. 969. Vicinity of Paris, a Bastion. 934* 4. Mme. Plessis as Clorinda. 970. Moonrise, Quarries of Saint Denis, FRANCE. 89

Drawings, Pastels, Water Colors and Miniatures.

Blanche, Jacques-Emile, Paris. La Touche, Saint-Cloud. 971. The Guest. 981. The Perfume of Flowers. 972. The Awakening of the Little Princess. Cazin, Mme. Marie, Paris. Montenard, Paris. 973. Summer. 982. Alpine Regiment on the March in Cheret, Jules, Paris. Provence. 974. Columbine. 983. The Pont de Gard, Provence. Dubufe, Guillaume, fils, Paris. Moreau, Adrien, Paris. 975. Slumber. 984. Shepherd. Eliot, Maurice, Paris. 976. Sitting for a Portrait. Nozal, Alexandre, Paris. Helleu, Paris. 985. Moonlight. 977. Portrait of Mile. X. 986. Ice Gorge in the Seine. Jeanniot, Pierre-Georges, Paris. 987. The Sea at Etretat. 978. Moon rise. Rosset-Granger, Edouard, Paris. 979. A Reader. 988. Nocturne. Lagarde, Pierre, Paris. Tissot, James, Paris. 980. Evening at Vieux-Moulin. 989. Portrait of Miss C. 90 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

GERMANY. ~ -a-I-J Sculpture.

GROUP 139. Epler, Heinr, Dresden-A. 27. Gleaner. (Marble.) Sculpture. Heidepriem, T., Berlin. Baumbach, Max, Berlin. 28. Sleep. (Marble.) 1. Siesta. 29. In the Shooting Stand. (Zinc cast.) 2. Violin Player and His Love. 30. As the Kennel of a Badger. (Zinc cast Baerwaldt, Rob., Berlin. Herter, Prof. E., Berlin. 3. Emperor William 1. 31. A Fish Rarely to be Met With. (Bronze, 4. Emperor William 1. (Loaned by the 32. In the Depth of the Sea. (Plaster.) Royal Academy of Berlin.) 33. Moses Destroying the Tables of Law. Begas, Prof. Reinhold, Berlin. (Oak wood.) 5. Bust of “Menzel.” (Marble.) Hilgers, Prof. C., Berlin. 6. Bust of “Moltke.” (Marble.) (Loaned by 34. Christ Healing the Sick Ones. (Plaster- the National Gallery of lierlin.) relief.) Begas, Prof. Carl, Berlin. 35. Christ Healing the Daughter of Iairus 7'. Sisters. (Marble.) (Plaster-relief.) 8. Faun and the Infant Bachus. (Marble.) 36. Small Model of the Dusseldorf War¬ (Loaned by the National Gallery of riors —Monument. (Bronze.) Berlin.) Hirt, Prof. Joh., Munich. Bergmeier, C. A., Steglitz-Berlin. 37. Andromeda. (Marble.) 9. Table-service. (Bronze.) Hischen, Ernst, Berlin. Bernewitz, C., Berlin. 38. Statuette; Man with Dogs. (Bronze.) 10. You Must Dance. (Bronze.) Holbe, Rud., Dresden-A. 11. Psyche. (Bronze.) 39. The Ratcatcher of Hamelo. (Bronze.) Br&uer, Peter, Berlin. Hultzsch, Prof. Hermann, Dresden. 12. Spring. (Bronze.) 40. Echo. (Bronze.) Brossman, Prof. Gustav, Dresden. Hundrieser, Emil, Charlottenburg. 13- Fettered Psyche. (Marble.) 41. Peace. (Plaster.) 14. Battle of Centaurs. (Marble-relief.) BrUtt, Ad., Berlin. Geiger, N., Berlin, Wilmersdorf. 15. “Eve.” (Marble.) (Loaned by the Na¬ 42. Labour. (Piaster.) tional Gallery of Berlin.) Geiger, Mrs. H., Berlin, Wilmersdorf. 16. “Saved." (Bronze.) 43. Bust of the Madonna. (Marble.) 17. “Phryne.” (Bronze.) Glaufliigel, Otto, at present at Rome. 18. “Bathing Girl.” (Bronze.) 44. Italian Fisher Boy. (Zinc cast.) Calandrelli, Prof. A., Berlin. 45. Italian Oyster Dealer. (Bronze.) 19. Nymph. (Bronze.) Dobbertin, O., Hamburg. Ghtz, T., Berlin, Schflneberg. 20. Resting Boy. (Marble.) 46. Balancing Boy. (Bronze.) Dorn, Carl, Berlin. 47. Female Water Drawer. (Bronze.) 2t. Idealism. (Bronze.) 48. Boy with Hoop. (Zinc cast.) 22. Materialism. (Bronze.) Kahle, Miss Anna von, Berlin. 23. Fountain Figure; Swan Group. 49. Sleeping Child. (Marble.) ^(Bronze.) .50. Bacchus. (Majolica.) Eberlein, Prof. G., Berlin. Kiesewalt.er, H., Berlin. **»• rhorn-puller. (Marble.) (Loaned by the 51. Horse Statuette. (Bronze.) National Gallery of Berlin.) Klein, Max, Berlin. Elster, G., Braunschweig. 52. Lady's Head. (Marble.) 25. Ave Maria. (Terra cotta.) 53. Deathly Embrace—A Man Struggling Saint John. (Terra cotta.) With a Lion. (Bronze group.) GERMANY. 91

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

Kruse, Max, Berlin. 90. Bust of my Wife. (Plaster.) 54. The Messenger From Marathon. 91. Developed. (Plaster.) (Bronze.) 92. Bust of Emperor William II. (Plaster.) 55. Marble bust. 93- Bust of Prince Stolborg-Wernigerode. 56. Portrait of Miss B. (Plaster.) Kruse, Bruno, Berlin. Schulz, Prof. Moritz, Berlin. 57. Head of a Nymph. (Marble.) 94. Modern Roman Lady. (Marble.) 58. Prince Bismarck. (Bronze.) Siemering, Prof. R., Berlin. 59. Field-Marshal von Moltke. (Bronze.) 95- Victory. (Bronze.) Landsberg, Max, Berlin. 96. Statue of Bismarck on Horseback. 60. English Thoroughbred. (Bronze.) (Plaster.) 61. English Thoroughbred. (Bronze.) 97- Statue of Moltke on Horseback. (Plas- 62. Cow from the Wilster-marsh. (Bronze.) ^ ter). Lepcke, Ferd., Berlin. 98. Statue of Crown Prince Frederic. 63. Listener. (Marble.) (Plaster.) 64. Listener. (Bronze.) (The last three statues are loaned by Lock, Michel, Berlin. the National Gallery of Berlin.) 65. Spartacus. (Plaster.) Sommer, Prof. August, Rome. Manthe, A. M., Berlin. 99. Old Harry Catching Flies. (Bronze.) 66. Emperors William 1 and Frederic 111. Starck, Constantin, Berlin. (Zinc-cast group.) 100. Boy Playing Flute. (Bronze.) Maison, Rud., Munich. Steinemann, H., Berlin. 67. Negro Riding on an Ass. (Plaster.) 101. A City Sergeant. (Bronze.) Moser, Prof. Jul, Berlin. 102. Ancient German. (Bronze.) 68. Emperor William II. (Bronze-statuette.) 103. Ancient Roman. (Bronze.) Musch, Leo, Dusseldorf. Stuck, Franz, Munich. 69. Faith. (Marble tomb-figure.) 104. Athlete. (Bronze.) Nowak, Leopold, Hanau. Toberentz, R., Berlin. 70. Venus and Amor. (Bronze.) 105. Resting Herdsman. (Bronze.) (Loaned 71. Female Bacchant and the Infant Bac¬ by the National Gallery of Berlin.) chus. (Bronze-cast.) Tubbecke, Franz, Berlin. Oches, Franz, Berlin, Wilmersdorf. 106. Drinking Boy. (Bronze.) 72. Emperor William I. (Marble.) Turpe, Paul, Berlin. 73. Emperor William II. (Marble.) 107. Laughing Boy. (Marble.) Ockelmann, Robert, Dresden. 108. Boy and Cat. (Bronze.) 74. Girl Putting 011 Sandals. (Bronze.) Uechtritz, Cunno von, Berlin. 75. Returning Young Fisherman. (Bronze.) 109. Morning. [ Bronze Chandeliers for 76. Female Bacchant. (Bronze.) no. Evening. ) Electric Lighting. Two Wall Figures in Bronze for Elec¬ Ohmann, R., Berlin. hi. 77- Female Bust. (Marble.) tric Lighting, Otto, Prof. Paul, Berlin 112. sad of a Girl. (Marble.) 78. Vesta Priest. (Loaned by the National iger, Max, Berlin, sherman. (Zinc cast.) Gallery of Berlin.) IJ3- Dhnes, T., Berlin. Ernst, Paul, Dresden. 79= Fastening Sandals. (Marble.) 114. •cher. (Bronze.) jrdermeyer, M., Berlin, Piper, Carl, Berlin. miestic Industry. (Oak wood.) 80. Bust of a Pilot. (Bronze.) ii5- ragmliller, Mich., Munich, Riesch, Otto, Berlin. irtrait of Justus von Liebig. (Plaster.) 81 Song of Praise. (Bronze.) 116. renck, E., Berlin, 82. Mignon. (Marble.) 117. norous Faun. (Bronze.) 83. Victory. (Bronze.) rind, Joh., Munich. 84. Grown Poor. (Bronze.) Rosse, Franz, Berlin. 118. 85. Lili. (Marble.) GROUP 140. Rumpf, Carl, Frankfort-on-the-Main. 86. Adam and Eve. (Bronze.) Paintings in Oil. Schott, Walter, Berlin. snbach, Prof.Oswald, Dusseldorf. 87. Bust of the late Professor de Alma. ,e near Naples (Moonlight). 119. (Plaster.) m, Franz, Munich. 88. Female Figure. (Marble.) Battle of Orleans. 89. Bust of a Child. (Marble.) i 120. H2 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Adam, Julius, Munich. Block, Jos., Munich. 121. High School. 153. In the Twilight. Alberts, J., Berlin. Bluhm, Oscar, Karlsruhe. 122. “ The Captain's Wife.” 154. Reveries. 123. “ A Confession on Hallig Oland.” Blume, Ed., Munich. 124. “ Alone.” 155. Candle Light. Albrecht, C., Hamburg. Bockelmann, Ch. Ludw., Karlsruhe. 125. An Evening Song. 156. The Village on Fire. Andorff, Paul, Hanau. Boddien, G. von, Kl. Zschochwitz.near 126. A Village in the Spessart. Niedersedlitz. Andersen-Lundby, Anders, Munich. 157. The Battle is Over. 127. Winter Evening. 158. Pandures Reconnoitering. Arnold, Prof. Herm., Weimar. Bohrdt, Hans, Berlin. 128. My Little Mother. 159. Hamburg Pilotes. Arnz, Albert, Dusseldorf. Bombach, W., Berlin. 129. Still Life; Morass Birds. 1 160. Tunisian Town. Arp, Karl, Kiel. Bombach, F., Berlin. 130. A Bridge in Saalfeldt. 161. Railroad Crossing. Asperger, Max, Weimar. Borchardt, F., Dresden. 131. A Bridge at Berka. 162. Uncle Testator. Bachmann, Hans, Dusseldorf. Bohme, Karl, Karlsruhe. 132. The Morning After the Wedding 163. View from the Lighthouse at Skom* (Switzerland). vaer. Baisch, Prof. Herm., Karlsruhe. Berkemeier, Ludolf, Weimar. 133. Spring Day in Bavaria. 164. After the Shower (Dutch Landscape). 134. Sheep in the Sand Dunes. Bracht, Prof. E., Berlin. Baur, Prof. Albert, Dusseldorf. 165. Mount Sinai. 135. The Martyr’s Daughter (scene from 166. Before the Walls of Jerusalem. the Christian prosecution under the Braith, Prof. Anton, Munich. reign of Diacletian). 167. A Fresh Drink. Bantzer, Carl N., Dresden, Strchlen. 168. The Pets of the Peasant’s Wife. (Loaned 136. Spring Day. by the State of Bavaria.) 137. In the Garden. Brandt, Prof. T. V., Munich. Beeck, Theodore, Dusseldorf, v-d. 169. The Sudden Attack. (Loaned by the 138. A Cigarette Manufactory. State of Bavaria.) 139. On the Heights. Brandt, F., Rome. Becker, Prof. Carl, Berlin. 170. Tivoli near Rome. 140. Venetian Doge Festivity. (Loaned by 171. The Dome at Tivoli. National Gallery of Berlin.) Brausewetter, Prof. O. Becker, Carl, Berlin. 172. Our Saviour. 141. Vedette. Bredt, Ferd. Max, Munich, Becker-Gundahl, Munich. j x73- Two Gazelles. 142. Forsaken. 174. A Sudanese Girl. Behmer, Herm., Weimar. Brendel, Prof. A. M., Weimar. 143. Reconvalescent. 175. Tug Horses. Behrend, Friedr., Karlsruhe. Briitt, Ferdinand, Dusseldorf. 144. Evening in Lithuania. 176. In the Picture Gallery. Bergmann, Jul., Karlsruhe. Bunke, Franz, Weimar. 145. Under the Willow Trees. 177. Brick Manufactory in Mecklenburg. 146. Returning Home. 178. Before the Townlet. 147. Cziko’s (Hungarian Shepherd). Buttersack, Bernh., Munich Bernuth, E. von, Dusseldorf. 179. A Nice Day. 148. A Canon. Des Condres, Adolf, Karlsruhe. Biedermann, Ernst, Karlsruhe. 180. Brook with Alders. 149. Falling Leaves. Biedermann-Arendts, Miss Hcrmine, Cramer, Miss Helene, Hamburg. Freising a-Graben. 181. Clematis. 150. The First Booty. Cramer, Miss Molly, Hamburg. Blau, Miss Tina, Munich. 182. Peaches. 151. Autumn. Crola, Prof. Hugo, Dusseldorf. 152. Yard in St. Veit near Vienna. 183. Industrious Sisters. GERMANY. 93

Paintings in Oil.

N Dahl, Hans, Berlin. Flickel, Paul, Berlin. 184. Sunday Morning in Norway. (Time 213. Forest Solitude. for Church Going.) Fink, Prof. Aug., Munich. Daelen, Ed., Dusseldorf. 214. Evening. 185. High Flown Madness. 215. Early Spring. Deffregger, Prof. Franz v., Munich. Fischer-COrlin, Berlin. 186. Sunday Quietness. 216. Love Teases, Love Pleases. 187. Rokibar. Frenzel, Oscar,Berlin. 188. Dancing Begins. 217. Cattle in the Marshlands of the River Deiters, H.f Dusseldorf. Elbe. 189. At the Brook. Frey, Wilhelm, Munich. Delug, A., Munich. 218. Cattle at the Brook. 190. In the Month of March. Freytag-Loringhoven, M. von, Wei¬ Dettmann, L., Berlin. mar. 191. Genesis iii. 219. Entering the Forest. ("Thorns and thistles shalt thy field Fricke, A., Berlin. bring forth to thee—in the sweat of 220. On the Island of Rugen. thy face shall thou eat bread till 221. On the Island of Sylt. thou returnest unto the ground, for, Friedrich, Otto, Paris. out of it wast thou taken.”) 222. The Death of Dante. Dieffenbacher, Aug., Munich. Friese, Richard, Berlin. 192. A Heartrending Return. 223. Lions in the Lagoon. Dirks, Andreas, Weimar. Gable, Prof. Alois, Munich. 193. In the Harbor. 224. Inoculators’ Room. (Loaned by the Douzette, L., Berlin. State of Bavaria.) 194. Moonlight Night in Spring. 225. Brauschenke (Bavarian Inn). 195. Autumn Evening. Geertz, Julius, Dusseldorf. Ducker, Prof. Eugen, Dusseldorf, 226. Morning Prayer. 196. Summer Evening. 227. The Little Freebooter. Eberle, Ad., Munich. Edle von Geiger,Miss Fanny, Munich. 197. Boarders. 228. Landscape—Spring. Eckenbrecher, Th. von, Berlin. Gleichen Russwurm, L. von, Weimar. 198. Norwegian Waterfall. 229. A Promenade. Eckenaes, John, Munich. Genzmer, B., Berlin. 199' Fishing in Norway. 230. The Village Playgrounds. 200. A Bridge in Norway. Grethe, Prof. Carlos, Karlsruhe. Ehrentraut, Prof. J., Berlin. 231. The Spoiled Soup. 2Qi. A Fleeced One. 232. The Fisher’s Darling. Eichfeld, Herm., Munich. 233. At the Helm. 202. Morning in August. 234. The Last Chance. Eschke, Prof. Herm., Berlin. Grobe, German, Dusseldorf. 203. The Swedish Coast at Toreko. 235. German Landscape. Eschwege, E. von, Weimar. GrUtzner, Prof. Ed., Munich. 204. Early Spring. 236. Monks at Supper. Esser, Theodor, Karlsruhe. Gude, Prof. Hans, Berlin. 205. Landscape. 237. Breakers. Fahrbach, C. L., Dusseldorf. Gunther-Naumburg, Berlin, Charlot- 206 A Black Forest Mill. tenburg. Falat, J., Berlin. 238. The Street Unter-den-Linden in Ber¬ 207. Bear Hunting. lin. (Loaned by the National Gallery Gunther, Erwin, Dusseldorf. Berlin.) 239. Strand near Scheweningen. Feldmann, Louis, Dusseldorf. Gysis, Prof. Nicol, Munich. 208. Incredulous Thomas. 240. Carnival in Greece. Flad, G., Munich. Hagn, Rich, von, Dresden. 209. A Garden. 241. In the Vestry of St. Marco at \ enice. Flamm, Albert, Dusseldorf. 210. Italian Women. Hagen, Prof. Theodor, Weimar. Fleischer, Fritz, Weimar. 242. Cornfield. 211. Old Wife and Dog. Hamacher, Willy, Berlin. 212. Devotion. 243. Rocky Coast. 94 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Hammer, Erich, Weimar. Hochhaus, C., Berlin. 244. Grandmother’s Pet. 272. Navy-yard (Constructing H. M. S Harrach, Prof. F., Count von, Tief- Oldenburg). hartmannsdorf, near Schonau. Hoecker, Prof. Paul, Munich. 245. Fallen Down from the Precipice. 273. The Nun. (Loaned by the National Gallery of 274. On Board H. M. S. Deutschland. Berlin.) Hofer, Gottfr., Hamburg. Harburger, Edm., Munich. 275. The Dolomites in the Tyrol. 246. At the Spring. Hoff, Karl, Karlsruhe. Hasemann, Wilh., Gutach Amt Wol- 276. Children from the Black Forest. fach. Hoffmann-Fallersleben, F., Berlin. 247. He is Coming. 277. Landscape—Autumn Day. 248. Girl from the Black Forest. Holmberg, Prof. Aug., Munich. Hartmann, Karl, Munich. 278. “Pensative.” 249. Autumn Evening. 279. “Genre.” 250. Apple Fight. Holzel, Ad., Dachau, near Munich. Hausmann, E., Wilmersdorf, Berlin. 280. Domestic Devotion. (Loaned by the 251. Homeless. State of Bavaria.) Heichert, Otto, Dusseldorf. Hummel, Theod., Munich. 252. Theodor Korner After the Sudden 281. The Deathbed of the Mother. Attack at Kitzen. Huisken, Herm, Karlsruhe. Heilmann, Maz, Reussendorf, near 282. My Pet Dog. Waldenburg in Silesia. Htlnten, Prof. Emil, Dusseldorf. 253. Silesian Village Road in November. 283. Billeting Troops. Heimes, Heinr., Dusseldorf. Ja.cobides, Prof. Georg, Munich. 254. Sunset (North Sea). 284. Afflictions. Hellwag, Rudolph, Karlsruhe. 285. Portrait. 255. Northern Shores. Jrmer, Carl, Dusseldorf. 256. Ruins of the Old Hanseatic Town 286. Motive from the Island of Sylt. Wisby. Janssen, Prof. Peter, Dusseldorf. Henseler, Prof. E., Berlin. 287. Portrait of the late Inspector Holt- 257. The Harvest Repast. hausen. (Loaned by the govern¬ 258. Evening. ment.) Hermes, J., Berlin. Kalkreuth, Prof. L. Count von, Hock- 259. Twilight. richt, near Wansen, Silesia. Herrmann, Hans, Berlin. 288. Portrait (Uncle Andres). 260. The Fishinart in Amsterdam. Herrmann, Hienr., Dusseldorf. Hermuth, Mrs. Margarethe, Kallmor- 261. Dortrecht (Holland). gen, Karlsruhe. Hertel, Prof. Alb., Berlin. 289. China Asters. 262. Dante in the Alps. Kallmorgen, Prof. Fr., Karlsruhe. Herterich, Prof. Ludw., Munich. 290. Our Old Emperor. 263. Saint George. 291. Good Neighborhood. Herzog, Lewis, Dusseldorf. 292. Beginning of Spring. 264. A Morning in October. 293. Happy Childhood. Heyle, Philipp Hf G., Frankfort-on- Kampmann, Gustav, Karlsruhe. the-Main. 294. Falling Leaves. 265. Before the Dissection. 295. The Amber Coast (Baltic). Heyser, F., Hurzburg. Kauffmann, Hugo, Munich. 266. Portrait of Professor Joachim. 296. A Snuffer. Hildebrand, Prof. E., Berlin. 297. Girl’s Head. 267. Queen Louise. (Loaned by the Na¬ Kaulbach, Prof. Herm, Munich. tional Gallery of Berlin.) 298. The Storyteller. 268. Tullia. Kehr, Karl, Karlsruhe. Hirschler-Kunwald, Miss E., Weimar. 299. Evening. 269. My Studio. Keller Reutlingen, Paul Wilh., Hi*"t du Frenes, Munich. Munich. 270. Portrait. (Owned by Wm. Chase, Esq., 300. Summer Landscape. (Loaned by the New York.) State of Bavaria.) 271. Head of a Girl. 301. Summer. GERMANY. 95 i Paintings in Oil.

Keller, Prof. Ferd., Karlsruhe. Lenbach, Prof, von, Munich. 302. Apotheosis. (Loaned by the National 330. Portrait of Prince Bismarck. Gallery of Berlin.) 331. Portrait of Pope Leo. (Both loaned Keitel, 0., Muhlberg, Karlsruhe. by the State of Bavaria.) 303. The Market Is Over. Leistikow, Walther, Berlin. Klein-Chevalier, Dusseldorf. 332. Brickworks. 304. Inauguration of the Niederwald Mon¬ 333- Ave Maria. ument in the Presence of Emperor Lessing, H., Berlin. William I. 334. The Sick Bed. Kinsley, Nelson G., Karlsruhe. Ley, Miss Sophie, Karlsruhe. 305. Winter. 335* Flowers. 306. A Noble Sire. Liebermann, Max, Berlin. Knabl, Karl, Munich. 336. Dutch Village Road. 307. Rafting on the River Tsar. 337. The Flax Barn. 308. At Dawn. Liesegang, H., Dusseldorf. Knaus, Prof L., Berlin. 338. Mills at Dartrecht. 309. Portrait of Mounnsen. (Loaned by the 339. Country Road. National Gallery of Berlin.) Lindenschmidt, Prof. W., Munich. • 310. Portrait of Hemnoltz. (Loaned by 340. Anne Boleyn. the Nationed Gallery of Berlin.) Linderum, Rich,, Munich. 311. The Fight Behind the Fence. 341. Deliberation. Kflnig, H., Munich. Ludwig, Prof. Carl, Berlin. 312. At the Rivulet. 342. Spring in the Genitz Valley in the 313. Going Home. (Loaned by the State Tirol. of Bavaria.) 343. Taubergrund in Franconia. KOrner, Ernst, Berlin. Malchin, Prof. Carl, Schwerin. 314. Gebel Schech, Haridi on the Nile. 344. North German Landscape. (Loaned Koner, Prof. Max, Berlin. by the National Gallery of Berlin.) 315. Portrait of His Majesty, Emperor Marx, Gust, Dusseldorf. William II. 345. A Party. Kornbeck, Julius, Castle of Oberen- Massau, Edm., Dusseldorf. singen, near Mirtingen. 346. A Spring Day. 316. In the Village. 347. The Standard Bearer. Kbster, Alexander, Karlsruhe. Lerche, St. Vincent, Dusseldorf. 317. Sunday Morning, 348. The Sign-Board Painter. Kromberger, Carl, Munich. Matiegreck, Jos., Munich. 318. A Lucky Man. 349. In the Waiting Room. 319* An Amusing Story. Meckel, Ad. v., Berlin. Kroner, Prof. Christ, Dusseldorf. 350. Finding the Slain (Nubian Desert). 320. The Troublesome Guest. Menzel, Prof. A., Berlin. Kubierschky, Erich, Munich. 351. The Rolling Mill. (Loaned by the 321. Spring Landscape near Munich. National Gallery of Berlin.) Kune, L. Adam, Munich. Merker, Max, Weimar. 322. "Still life.” 352. The Convent Garden. 323. "Still life.” 353. Motive from Old Weimar. Kuhl, Prof. Gotth, Munich. Metzener, Alfred, Dusseldorf. 324. Eine feste Burg ist unser Gott (a 354. Tyrolese Landscape. sure stronghold is God). (German Meyer, Kunz, Munich. s°ng.) 355. A Legend. Kurz-Gallenstein, August Munich. Meyer, Prof. Claus, Karlsruhe. 325* Sunday. 356. The Old Fisherman. Langhammer, Arthur, Munich. Meyer-Basel, Karl Theodor, Munich. 320. A Bite and a Sup. (Loaned by the 357. Spring. State of Bavaria.) Meyer-Mainz, Paul, Munich. {^asch, Herm., Dusseldorf. 358. A Matinee. 327- Evening. Meyerheim, Prof. Paul, Berlin. 359. A Menagerie. (Loaned by the Na¬ . „ Laupheimer, Anton, Munich. tional Gallery of Berlin.) 32o. St. Lukes. 360. Cows in the Alps. Lehmann, Wilhelm, Karlsruhe. Meyer, Prof. Hans, Berlin, 329* Spring. 361. Evening. 96 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Max, Prof. Gabriel, Munich. Potzsch, Paul. Dresden-A. 362. Katharina Emerich. (Loaned by the 394. Italian Ropers. State of Bavaria.) 395. Revery 363- Visions. PlUhr, Heinr., Weimar. Munsch, Josef, Munich. 396. In the Sunshine. 364. The Conference. Rasch, Otto, Weimar. Muhlig, Hugo, Dusseldorf. 397* Council Chanber at Luneburg. 365. Winter Day in the Eifel. Rasmussen, Georg, Ant., Dusseldorf Muller, Carl W., Dresden-A. 398. The Sognefjord. 366. German Forest. Raupp, Prof. Karl, Munich. Muller, P P., Munich. 399- Peace. (Loaned by the National Gal¬ 367. Beachwood in Autumn. lery of Berlin.) 368. A Mele. (Loaned by the State of Ravenstein, Paul von, Karlsruhe. Bavaria.) 400. Umbrella Menders in Tivoli. Muller, Kurzwelly, D. K., Berlin. 401. Serenade on the Canal Grande at 369. Winter Landscape. Venice. 370. After the Thunderstorm. Riess, Paul, Weimar. 371. Breakers (Swedish Coast). 402. Norwegian Coast. Nabert, Wilhelm, Dusseldorf. 403. After the Storm (Moonlight). 372. Landscape from the Harz (Valley of Ritter, Wilh. G., Dresden-A. the Ocker). 404. Spring. Neff, Friedr, Karlsruhe. Ritter, Prof. Caspar, Karlsruhe. 373* Vanity Fair. 405. Consolation by the Song. Nelson, Ernst, Berlin. 406. After Bathing. 374. Hard Times. Neuhaus, Fritz, Dusseldorf. Rocholl, The, Dusseldorf. 375. The Little Tyrant. 407. You Must First Catch a Man Berort Normann, A., Berlin. You Hang Him. 376. Summer Night (Norway). 408. Avant-garde Fighting. 377* NarOfjord (Norway). Rochiing, Carl, Berlin. Oenicke, R., Blrine. 409. A Man But Still a Baby. 378. Palmwood in Paraguay. Rodeck, Carl, Hamburg. Oehmichen, Hugo, Dusseldorf. 410. Evening in the Woods. 379. The Sisters. Roeber, Fritz, Dusseldorf. 380. Alone. 411. The Holy Family. Olde, Hans, Seekamp. 412. King Wenzel Raging. (King Wenzel 381. Before Sunrise. went on horseback one day through Oppler, Ernst, Munich. the street of Prague, accompanied 382. Revery. (Loaned by H. R. H. the by a hangman. Everybody whom Prime Regent Lintpold of Bavaria.) he met and who displeased him was Palmier, Charles, Munich. executed.) 383. Autumn. Papperitz, Georg, Munich. Rohlfs, Christian, Weimar. 384. Salome, the Daughter of Herodias. 413. The Sawmill. Parlaghy, Mrs. Vilma, Berlin. Romann, Max, Karlsruhe. 385. Portrait of Kossuth. 414. Street near Tivoli. Petersen, Angeln, Dusseldorf. Rosen, Jan, Munich. 386. At Sunset. 415. The Battle of Stoezek, 1831. 387. On the Beach (Holland). Rouband, Prof. Franz, Munich. Petersen, Flensburg, Dusseldorf. 416. Hay Time. 388. Winter Evening. 417. Prayer Before the Battle. Pietschmann, Max, Dresden N. Rummelsbacher, J., Berlin. 389. Polyphemus Fishing. 418. The Tschapit Rivulet in the Tyrol. Plass, Ernst, Munich. Rusch, Dietrich, Weimar. 390. North Sea Strand. 419. I nterior. 391. Fishermen on the Baltic. 420. North German Kitchen. Pohle, Herm., Dusseldorf. 42r. Landscape. 392* Castle in the Parks of Benrath. Ruths, Val., Hamburg. Possin, Rud, Charlottenburg, Berlin. 422. Twilight. (Loaned by the National 393. Devotion. Gallery of Berlin.) GERMANY. 97

Paintings in Oil.

Saltzmann, Prof. Carl, Neubabels- SchrOdl, Norbert, Frankfort-on-the- berg. Main. 423. Emperor William II Whaling on 452. German Peasants' Vehicle. Board the Duncan Gray. SchrOter, Wilh., Karlsruhe. Schachinger, Gabr., Munich. 453. Summer Landscape. 424. “In Vain.” Schuch, Prof. Werner, Kliecken near Schaefer, M., Berlin. Coswig. 425. Please Come. 454. Emperor William II. Schauss, Prof. F., Berlin. 455. Parade. 426. “Elegy." Schulze-Naumburg, Paul, Karlsruhe. Scherres, Prof. C., Berlin. 456. Resignation. 427. “Inundation.” (Loaned by the Na¬ Schutlze, Carl, Dusseldorf. tional Gallery of Berlin.) 457. Heath Landscape. Scherres, Alfred, Karlsruhe. Schuler, Max, Frankfort-on-the- 428. Winter. Main. Schennis, F. von, Dusseldorf. 458. Portrait of Pablo de Sarasate. 429. The Parks of Versailles. Schtlr, Theodor, Dusseldorf. Schenker, Jagues, Dresden-A. 459. Winter Landscape (Moonlight). 430. At the River Ems. Schivabe, E., Dusseldorf. Scheurenberg, Prof. J., Berlin. 460. Cemetery. 431. Portrait of Teller. (Loaned by the Schweitzer, Ad., Dusseldorf. National Gallery of Berlin.) 461. Wintry Day in Germany. Schlabitz, A., Berlin. Seel, Ad., Dusseldorf. 432. “The Blind Ones in the Church.” 462. Arabian Yard in Cairo. (Loaned by 433. “Morning Song." the National Gallery of Berlin.) Schleich, H., Berlin. Seiler, Prof. Carl, Munich. 434. Braselet Bay (South Wales). 463. The Sailor of Count Brohl. Schleich, Robert, Munich. Leitz, Prof. Ant., Munich. 435. The October Festivity in Munich. 464. Music. 436. On the Highroad. Seyppel, C. M., Dusseldorf. Schickhardt, Karl, Stuttgart. 465. A Lumber-chamber of the Convent. 437. In Suebia. 466. In the Streets. Schmidt, Friedr. M., Weimar. Simm, Franz, Munich. 438. Autumn. 467. The Pride of the Family. 439. Old Bridge in Italy. 468. Birds of Bad Omen. Schmidt, Hans W., Weimar. Skarbina, Prof. Franz, Berlin. 440. A Parade in Presence of the Em¬ 469. Bitter Words. peror. 470. A New Book. Schmidt, Prof. Max, Koigsberg, Sonderland, Fritz, Dusseldorf. i-Pr. ‘471. In the Knitting-school. 441. Landscape from the River Spree. Smith, Prof. Carl Frithjof, Weimar. (Loaned by the National Gallery of 472. Portrait of the Norwegian poet, Hen¬ Berlin.) rik Ibsen. Schmitgen, Georg, Berlin. 473. Children in the Nursery Garden. 442. Evening. Staats, Miss Gertrud, Breslau. Schnars-Alguist, H., Berlin. 474. Before the Gate. 443* “S.S. Paris.” Stabli, Adolf, Munich. 444. “Narrow Escape. 475. Landscape from Upper Bavaria. Schnitzler, Fritz, Dusseldorf. Stadler, Miss Toni, Chaim near 445* Sheep Bathing. Nymphenburg Munich. SchOnleber, Prcf. Gust, Karlsruhe. 476. Landscape. 446. High Tide (Clo\ elly). Stahl, Fr., Berlin. 447* In the Lagoons of Venice. 477. Cemetery in Winter. (Like the leaves Schdnchen, Leopold, Munich. in the woods so are generations ot 448. In March. mankind—one grows, the other is Scholz, Richard, Frankfort-on-the going.) Main. Stahlschmidt, Max, Weimar. 449* Fallen Down from the Precipice. 478. The Mill-Garden. Scholtz, Prof. Julius, Dresden-A. Steinmetz, Fritz, Munich. 45°- A Cavarian Song (Schnadahupfl). 451- Ave Maria. 479. A “Solo.” K7 98 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Stetten, Carl von, Paris. 513. The Shepherd's Rest. 480. Italians in Paris. 514. The Kyll Valley near Geroldstein. 481. Portrait of the Artist C. Volz, Wilhelm, Munich. Stockmeyer, Karl, Malsch Amt Ett- 515. Maria. lingen. Vorgang, Paul, Berlin. 482. And St. Peter Went Away “And Wept 516. After the Storm. Bitterly." 517- Evening at the Lake. Stvecker, Miss Constanze, Munich. Warthmuller, R., Berlin. 483. My Sick Little Cat. 518. Evening (An Idyll). Stromeyer, Miss Helene, Karlsruhe. Wansleben, Arthur, Dusseldorf. 484. A Wreath of Roses. 5i9- Landscape (Swamp). Strtttzel, Otto, Munich. Weichberger, Eduard, Weimar. 485. On the Heath. 520. Summer Evening. 486. A Sunny Day in March. 521. Forest-Pond. Stuck, Franz, Munich. Weishaupt, Victor, Munich. 487. Pieta. 522. Mount Ortler. Sturm, F., Berlin. Wenglein, Prof. Josef, Munich. 488. Wreck Waiting for a Pilot. 523. Chalkstone Gatherers in the River Sturtzkopf, Franz, Weimar. Tsar. (Loaned by the State of Ba¬ 489. The Cooper’s Workshop. varia.) Spangenberg, L., Berlin. Wentscher, J., Berlin. 49°* The Valley of the Engadin. 524. Baltic Coast (Riigen). Speyer, Christian, Munich. 525. Surf on the Baltic Coast. 491. The Parlamentair. Werner, Prof. A. von, Berlin. Spielter, C., Charlottenburg. 526. The Congress of Berlin. 492- Shocking. Werner, Prof. Fritz, Berlin. Spring, Alfons, Munich. 527. Female Sutler. 493- Fisherman’s Home. Wessel, Ludwig, Dusseldorf. 494. The New Hymn. 528. Inquiring Prebendarist. Thedy, Prof. Max, Weimar. Wielandt, Manuel, Karlsruhe. 495* At the Spring. Italian Coast Scenery. 496. Spring. 529. 530. Summer Day at the Riviera. Thierbach, Rich., Stolberg. Willroider, Prof. Ludw., Munich. 497- Landscape (Evening). 531- Landscape from Upper Italy. Thumann, Prof. Paul, Berlin. Wimmer, Rud., Berlin. 498. Psyche. 532. Portrait of His Majesty, Emperor Truebner, Wilh., Munich. William II. 499* Potato Field. Wodrinowski, Vincenz v., Munich. 500. The First Trial. 533. Model Market in the Academy. Tubbecke, Paul, Weimar. Wopfner, Prof. Josef, Munich. 501. Pottery Market in Weimar. 534- Jack Remains Home. Turcke, Rud. v., Dresden-A. Wywiorski, Michel G., Munich. 502. Landscape from the Riviera near 535- Black-cock Hunting in Lithuania. Mentone. Zimmermann, Prof. Ernst, Munich. Uhde, Prof. Fritz von, Munich. 536. The Egg of Columbus. 503. The Announcement to the Shepherds. Foff, Alfred, Munich. 504. Christmas Evening. Near Genoa. Ulrich, F., Berlin. 537- Tllgel, Prof. Heinr., Munich. 505. Wild Boars Challenging. 538. Awaiting. Vautier, Prof. Benjamin, Dusseldorf. 539- Hard Labour. 506. A*-the Sick Bed. (Loaned by the National Gallery of Berlin.) GROUP 141. Velten, Wilhelm, Munich. Paintings in Water Colors. 507. Out Guard. 508. Courier. Arnold, Karl, Weimar. Siesta. Volcker, Hans, Berlin. 540- A Poor One and a Rich One. 509. Old Ferry near Stratsund. 541. Barthel, P., Berlin. Volkmann, Hans von, Karlsrune. 542 Peace. 510. Sheep Walking Home. . 5«. Autumn. Bartels, Prof. Hans von, Munich. A Wave. 5X2. Going to the Fair. 543- 544- Moonlight Night at the French Coast. GERMANY 99

Paintings in Water Colors.

Behmer, Herm., Weimar. 583' Mentone and the Campo Santo.

545- Portrait of the Artist Sixt Thou. 584. Harbor of Mentone. Bergmann, Tul., Karlsruhe. Herzog, Lewis, Dusseldorf. 546. A Czikos. 585. On the Rhine (Lowland). Bombach, W., Berlin. Herwegen, V. M., Munich. 547. Winter in the Riviera. 586. The Temple of Antony. Breitbach, Carl, Berlin. 587. View from Mount Palatin. 548. Fruitshop at Venice. Kallmorgen, Prof.Friedr., Karlsruhe. 549. Crosspassage at Berchtesgaden. 588. Grandfather's Pets. 550. Campiello San Barbara. Klimsch, Prof. Eugen, Frankfort-on- Choulant, Th., Dresden-A. the-Main. 551. Verona. 589. A Fan. 552. Trento. Kubierschky, Erich, Munich. 553. Venice. 590. Spring (River Rhine). 554. Torietto. 591. Autumn (River Rhine). Dammeier, Rud., Munich. Leistikow, W., Berlin. 555. Tyrolese Peasants During a Mass. 592* Twilight. Dettmann, Berlin. 593- A Wintry Day in the Mountains. 556. Spring. 594- Autumn. 557. A Fisherman’s Village (Twilight). 595- Summer. 558. Bridge in the Eiffel. Looschen, Hans, Berlin. 559. House on the Island of Nordermy. 596. A Tavern in the Wood. 560. German Forest Lake. Lutteroth, Prof. Ascan, Hamburg. 561. Hay Time. 597- The Titus-arch at Rome. Deiters, H., Dusseldorf. 598. Mount Palatine at Rome. 562. At the Mill-brook. 599- Cassel St. Angelo. 563. Village in Westfalia. 600. St. Peter at Rome. Doepler, Professor, Berlin. Mnnchen, Adolf, Halle a-S. 564. "The Beginning of the End.” (Loaned 601. In the Cloister. by the National Gallery of Berlin.) 602. Potato Dumplings. Diking, Willy, Charlottenburg. Menzel, Prof. Adolf, Berlin. 565. Portrait. 603. A Squirrel. Eckenbrecher, Th. v. 604. Tree Trunk with Bird. 566. Street in Cairo. 605. A Cacatoo. 5^7- On the Bosporus. 606. The Blue Aras. Eitner, Ernst, Hamburg. 607. Chinese Women with Pheasants. 568. Afternoon Sun. 608. Designs for a Table Set for their R.H. Falat, T., Berlin. the Crown Prince and Crown Prin¬ 569. Italian Triffer. cess. (Loaned by the National Gal¬ Fehr, Conrad, Berlin. lery of Berlin.) 570* Pious Monk. Normann, A., Berlin. Gleichen-Russwurn, Ludwig von, 609. Evening (Norwegian Coast). Weimar. Pohle, Herm. Emil, Dusseldorf. 571- Orchard. 610. Four in Hand Eloping. 572. Autumn Landscape. Reinecke, Rene, Munich. Haber, Rudolf von, Dresden. 611. In the Waiting-room(Central Station, 573- Still Life. Munich). Hein, Franz, Karlsruhe. Hogge, Prof. Theod., Weimar. 574- "Spring.” 612. Portuguesian Coast. 575- "Sweet-tooth.*’ Schnee, H., Berlin. r.. Herrmann, Hans, Berlin. 613. Summer Morning. 576. Dutch Harbor Scenery. (Loaned by Seliger, M., Berlin. 614. Parrots. T irNat'onal Gallery of Berlin.) ™ 615. Elfs and Night-fires. Ill' t?6 L'ndengracht” at Amsterdam. 57*' The Linger at Amsterdam. Skarbina, Prof. Franz, Berlin. 616. Christmas Fair. Sert

Paintings in Water Colors, Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

Teschendorff, Prof. E., Berlin. Kohnert, H., Berlin. 619. Old Peasant from Meran. 644. Autumn Evening. Volcker, Hans, Berlin. 645. Spring Morning. 620. Straits of Gibraltar. Krauskopf, Prof. Wilh., Karlsruhe. Weichberger, Eduard, Weimar. 646. Portrait. 621. Village Garden in May. 647. Landscape. Woltze, Prof. Berth., Weimar. Krostewitz, F., Berlin. 622. A Cotquean. 648. Landscape. GROUP 143. Kruger, A., Berlin. Engravings and'Etchings, Prints. 649. Etchings After AncientMasters. Meyer, Prof. Hans, Berlin. Barenfanger, Max, Munich. 650. Copper Engraving (War). 623. John Chambers,Physician in Ordinary 651. Six Etchings (The Dance of Death). to King Henry VIII of England. Etching after Holbein. Meyer-Basel, Carl Theod., Munich. 652. Original Etchings. J624. Portrait of a Young Wife. Wood cn- gra ving a f t e r f y Rais. Oberlander, A., Munich. Behmer/Herm., Weimar. 653- T wo Frames With Pencil Drawings. 1 625. Portrait of the poet Gust Kastruppc. Platow, Johannes, Berlin. Berlepsch, Hans Ed von, Munich. 654- Pains Forgotten. (After Gallolt.) 626- Indian Ink Drawings. Art Association of the Rhinelandsaul * Bbttcher, F., Steglitz, near Berlin. Westfalia, Dusseldorf. 627. The Ascension. (After von Gebhardt.) 655. After the Struggle. Burger, Johann, Munich. 656. A Saloon—Tyrol ian. 628. Aurora. (After Guido Reni.) 657- Sketch From the Erft. Eilers, Prof. G., Berlin. 658. A Service of Love. 629. Saint Cecil. (After Rubens.) 659. The Sharpers. 630. Portrait of Joachim. 660. With the Lawyer. 631. Portrait of Menzel. 661. After the Funeral. Erdmann, Mor., Munich. 632. Maderno on Lake Garda. Raab, Miss Doris, Munich. 633. Near Bozen (Moonlight). 662. Portrait After Rembrandt. 634. Near Berchtesgaden. Etcher Association, Weimar. Feldmann, W., Berlin. 663. Fourteen Etchings. 635. Evening in Westfalia. 664. Six Etchings. 636. The Castle "Em.” Ritter, Horenz, Nurnberg. 637. Six Drawings in Indian Ink. 66s. St. Laurence Church at Nurnberg. Fichard, Max von, Baden Baden. Schultheiss, Albrecht, Munich. 638. Three Etchings. 666. The Tributary Penny. (After Titian.) Heim, Heinz, Darmstadt. 639. A Series of Studies from Life. Seitz, Prof. Otto, Munich. Horte, Max, Berlin. 667. Nine Pencil Drawings. 640. Columbus Scoffed by the Council of Struck, H., Berlin-Wilmersdarf. Salamanca. 668. The Village Destinies. Jahnke, Karl, Munich. Stuck, Franz, Munich. 641. The Death of "Renard." 669. Fame. Koepping, Prof. C., Berlin. Thedy, Prof. Max, Weimar. 642. Picture of an Old Man. (After Rem¬ 670. Chalk Drawings. brandt.) 671. Pen and Ink Drawing. 643. Summer Idyl. I 672. Red Chalk Drawing. GREAT BRITAIN. 101

A GREAT BRITAIN.

fc- 4 Sculpture, Paintings in Oil. _ GROUP 139. Montford, Horace, London. Sculpture. 31. Threatened Reprisals. 32. The Birth of Venus. 820 Allen, Charles J., London. Moore, Miss E. M., London. ' I. Repulsed. 820 33. Bust of a Child. Bates, Harry, A. R. A., London. 34. A Ruffian. 820 2. Endymion. Palmer, Miss Ada M., Chigwell. 3* The Story of Psyche. 820 35. The Pied Piper of Hamelin. 820 Brown, Miss B. A. M., Beckenham. Pomeroy, F. W., London. 4- The Pearl. (Marble group.) 820 36. Dionysius. Dressier, Conrad, London. 37. Giotto. 820 5* Bacchante. Rhodes, Roland, Newcastle. “Mewling and Puking in the Nurse’s 38. Egyptian Harpist. Arms.” 39. Youth’s First Recognition of Love. 820 7- Girl Tying on Her Sandals. 820 Swan, John M., London. Drury, Alfred, London. 40. Tiger. 8. The First Reflection. 820 41. Lioness. Fehr, H. C., London 42. Leopard. 820 9- Morning. 820 Thornycroft, Hamo, R. A., London. Ford, E. Onslow, A. R. A., London. 43. The Mower. 10. Statue of Henry Irving as “Hamlet." 44. Teucer. 11. Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 45. Edward I. 12. General Gordon on Camel. 820 46. Putting the Stone. 820 Frampton, George, London. Toft, Albert, London. 13. Caprice. 47. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 820 x4- Singing Girl. Watts, G. F.. R. A., London. St. Christina. y. x5- 48. Clytie. 820 16. Mysteriarch. 820 Woolner, Thomas, R. A., (the late). Holiday, Henry, London. 49. Bust of Lord Tennyson. *7- Sleep. 820 50. Bust of Carlyle. John, W. Goscombe, London. 51. Bust of Cardinal Newman. 18. Morpheus. 52. Bust of Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 19. Study of a Female Head. 820 53. Medallion Portrait of Lord Tennyson t Joy, Albert Bruce, London. pliQ 20. The Marquis of Salisbury. 21. The Archbishop of Canterbury. GROUP HO. 22. Mrs. Mary Anderson Navarro. Paintings in Oil. Lee, Thomas Stirling, London. Kiss of Dawn. Allen, Robert W., R. W. S.f London. 24. Bronze Medallion. 820 54. Lowlands of Holland. Leighton,Sir Frederick,Bart.,P. R. A., 55. Pilgrims Resting, India. London. Alma Tadema, Miss Anna, London. Needless Alarm. 56. A Portrait. 25- Alma Tadema, L., R. A., London. 26. The Sluggard. 820 MacLean, T. Nelson, London. 57. A Dedication to Bacchus. 58. An Audience at Agrippa’s. 27 Tragedy. 28. Comedy. 59. The Sculpture Gallery. Alma Tadema, Mrs., London. 29. La Source. 820 60. Battledore and Shuttlecock. Montalba, Miss Henrietta S., Venice, Italy. 61. Fireside Fancies. 62. Always Welcome. 30. Boy Catching a Crab. 820 102 DEPARTMENT K.-FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Archer, James, R. S. A., London. Bramley, Frank, Penzance. 63. St. Agnes, one of the Early Christian 92. A Hopeless Dawn. Martyrs. 93. "For of Such Is the Kingdom«[ Armitage, E., R. A., London. Heaven. 64. After an Entomological Sale. Brangwyn, Frank, London. 65* Faith. 94. The Convict Ship. Armstrong, T., London. 95. Pilots, Peurta de Passages. 66. A Fountain. Brett, John, A. R. A., Putney. 67. A Music-piece. 96. The Highland Summer. Aumonier, J., R. I., London. 97. The Promise of a Wild Night 68. An English Wood. 98. “ Some Fall on Stony Ground." Baden-Powell, F., London. Brown, Ford Madox, London. 69. The Wooden Walls of Queen Victoria. 99. Romeo and Juliet. Portraits of the last of England’s 100. Wicliff on Trial. wooden bulwarks, lying off Ports¬ Brown, Frederick, London. mouth dockyard, about 1840. The 101. " When the Evening Sun is Low." “ Britannia," of 120 guns, on the right, Burgess, J. B., R. A., London. was flagship of the port; the two- 102. The Spanish Letter-Writer. decker being the “ London,” of 92 103. The Church Door. guns, whilst the central three-decker, 104. "Maidens, Like Moths, Are Ever drying her sails, is the "Oueen,” of Caught with Glare." 110 guns; and on the extreme left Butler, Lady. lies the fast-sailing frigate, " Are- 105. The Roll Call. thusa." Calderon, W. Frank, London. Barber, C., Burton, London. 106. " Fire." 70. “ Lieder ohne Worte.” Calderon, P. H., R. A., London. 7i- The New Whip. 107. Farewell. Barclay, Edgar, London. Caldecott, Randolph (the late). 72. "Hush.” ro8. Hunting Scene. 73. A Breeze in the New Forest. Calkin, Lance, London. Barnes, Robert, A. R. W. S., 109. " The Campbells are Coming." Brighton. Calthrop, Claude, London, 74- Her First Visit. no. Attempted Assassination of William Bartlett, Charles W., London. the Silent, Prince of Orange. 75- An Incident in the Life of the Dauphin Cameron, Hugh, S. R. A., Largo, during the French Revolution. Scotland. Bartlett, W. H., London. in. KilrnenyComing Back from Fairyland. 76. Practicing for the Swimming Match. 112. Buttercups and Daisies. 77. The \ illage Billiard Players. Canziani, Madame Louisa Starr, Lon¬ 78. A Wrack Harvest. don. Bates, David, Birmingham. 113- T wo Little "Home Rulers," the Hons. 79. The Sphinx. Dudley and Archie Gordon, sons of Bayliss, Wyke, P. R. B. A., London. the Earl of Aberdeen. 80. Interior of Amiens Cathedral. Carter, Samuel J. (the late). 81. Interior of St. Peter’s, Rome. 114. Midnight Ride of Herne the Huntei Beadle, James Prinsep, London. and His Band in Windsor Forest. 82. Masquerade. Carter, William, London. 83. In the Pas de Calais. 115. Portrait of Wm. Sheppard Hoare.Esq. Beavis, Richard, A. R. W. S., London. 116. Portrait of G. Trenchard Cox, Esq, 84. A Stampede in the Highlands. Charles, James, Bosham. Belgrave, Percy, London. 117. In Memory Of. 85. Combe Valley, near Morwenstow. 118. Left in Charge. Bigland, Percy, London. 86. 119. A Frosty Morning. Portrait of the Countess Cairns. 120. Jack at Home. Boughton G. H., A. R. A., London. Charlton, John, London. 87. Dancing Down the Hay. 121. The Royal Jubilee Procession Passing 88. Winter Sunrise. 89. Through Trafalgar Square. Love in Winter. 122. Incident in the Charge of the Light Bourdillon, Frank W. Dorking. 90. Brigade. On Board the Revenue Childers, Miss Milley, London. 91. “ ’Twas in ’65." 123. The Last Survivor of Trafalgar. GREAT BRITAIN. 1

Paintings in Oil.

Clark, James, London. Farquharson, Joseph, London. 124. The Favorite. 161. Looking West. 125. Early to Bed. 162. The Temple of Karnak. Clark, Joseph, London. Farquharson, David, London. 126. The Sick Child. 163. After the Storm, Glenlyon. 127. Waifs and Strays. 164. Morning on the Common. 128. Playmates. Fisher, S. Melton, London. Clausen, George, R. I., Newport. 165. A Summer Night. 129. Ploughboy. Fisher, Horace, London. 130. Brown-eyes. 166. The Card Players. 131. Women of the Field. 167. A Midday Rest. 132. The Breakfast Table. Fletcher, Morley, London. 133. Ploughing. 168. Shadow of Death. Cohen, Miss Ellen G., London. Fletcher, Blandford, Enfield, 134. A Little Refugee from Russia. 169. Evicted. Coke,Alfred Sacheverel,Isle of Wight Forbes, Mrs. Stanhope, London. 135. Hagar. 170. The Witch. Cole, Vicat, R. A. (the late). Forbes, Stanhope A., A. R. A., Lon¬ 136. Abingdon. don. 137. Ripening Sunbeams. 171. Forging the Anchor. Collier, The Hon. John, London. 172. Soldiers and Sailors. 138. The Death of Cleopatra. Frith, W. P., R. A., London. 139. Circe. The Race for Wealth (a series of five Corbet, Mrs. M. Ridley, London. pictures): 140. On the Coast neat Pisa. 173- The Spider and The Flies. Corbet, M. Ridley, London. 174. The Spider at Home. 141. The Carrara Mountains. 175- Victims. 142. The Mouth of the Arno. 176. Judgment. Crane, Walter, London. 177. Retribution. 143. Freedom. Fulleylove, John, R. I., London. Davis, H. W. B., R. A., London. 178. A Royal Palace. 144. “Now Came Still Evening On.” Furse, Charles W., London. 145. A Gleamy Day, Picardy. 179. Lady in Gray. 146. The Western Highlands. 180. Lady in Brown Riding Habit. Dawson, Nelson, London. Glazebrook, Hugh de T., London. 147. The Sunset Breeze. 181. C'est l’Empereur. Detmold, H. E., Hastings. * Napoleon I, Finding a Sentry Asleep 148. A Glimpse of Future Seas. on Duty. Dicksee, Frank, A. R. A., London. 182. Portrait. 149. The Passing of Arthur. Goodall, Frederick, R. A., London. I5°- The Redemption of Tannhauser. 183. By the Sea of Galilee. Dobson, W. C. T., R. A., R. W. S., 184. The Palm Offering. Petworth. Goodall, T. F., Dulwich. I51* The Wandering Minstrel. 185. The Last of the Ebb; Great \ar- East, Alfred, R. I., London mouth from Breydon Water. I52• An Angry Dawn. 186. When the Sun Sets and the Moon 153- The Arms of Peace. Rises. Gotch, T. C., London. Ellis, Edwin, London. 187. My Crown and Sceptre. 154- Full Summer, Flambro’. Gow, A. C., R. A., London. Emslie, A. E., London. 188. Queen Mary’s Farewell to Scotland. I5S* Saving the Shipwrecked. Grace, A. F., Steyning. 156. Portrait of the Rev. James Martineau, 189. Working Late in Valley of the Arun. D.D., D.C.L., LL.D. 190. The Valley of the Cuckmere. Etherington, Miss L., London. Grace, James E., Godaiming. 157- A Norfolk Dyke. 191. An Isle of Wight Pastoral. Fabey, Edward H., R. I., London. 192. A Surrey Pond. Graham, Peter, R. A., London. 158. Distant View of Florence, Looking Caledonia Stern and Wild. up the Arno. 193* tv»a Hamlet on the Cliff—a Rocky *59- f'he Nether Pool, a Nibble. 194. *6o. Autumn. Coast. 104 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Graham, T., London. Holloway, C. E., London. 195. The Last Boat. 226. The Old Town of Rye. Grey, Alfred, R. H. A., Dublin. Hook, J. C., R. A., Farnham. 196. An Irish Harvest Field; Peasants 227. Wreckage from the Fruiter. Loading Corn. 228. “ Little to Earn and Many to Keep." Hacker, Arthur, London. Hopkins, Arthur, A. R. W. S., Lon¬ 197. Christ and The Magdalen. don. 198. Portrait of Miss W. 229. “Springtime, The Only Pretty Ring- 199. Fire Fancies. Time.” Hague, Anderson, R. I., Llandudno, Horsley, John Callicott, R. A., Lon¬ Wales. don. 200. Gyffin Old Mill. 230. Hide and Seek. Hall, Fred., Penzance. 231. Finishing Touches. 201. Adversity. Horsley, Walter C., London. 202. The Result of High Living. 232. The Captive. Halswelle, Keeley (the late). 233. Fortune Teller—Cairo. 203. A Breezy Common. Hunt, Alfred W., R. W. S., London. Hare, St. George, London. 234. From Peak to Peak in Cloudland. 204. The Victory of Faith. Hunter, Colin, A. R. A., London. 205. Reflections. 235. The First Plunge of Niagara. Hargitt, Edward, R. I., Basingstoke. 236. Fishers of the North Sea. 206. The Isle of Skye from the Mainland, 237. The Island Harvest. near Plockton. Hunter, G. Sherwood, London. Hartley, Alfred, London. 238. Carrying the Viaticum, Finisterre, 207. Trafalgar Square. France. Hayes, Edwin, R. H. A., R. I., Lon¬ 239. Funeral of a Fisherman's Child, Vol* don. endam, Zuyder Zee. 208. Hard a Port. Huson, Thomas, R. I., Liverpool. 209. Saved. 240. “Mists Hung Wide O’er Moor and Hayes, Claude, Addlestone. Fell.” 210. Across a Surrey Common. Ingram, W. Ayerst, Falmouth, Haynes-Williams, J., Southampton. 241. Surf. 211. Gallery of Francis 1, Palace of Fon¬ Jacomb-Hood, G. P., London. tainebleau. 242. Summer. Jay, W. S., Arundel. Helcke, Arnold, London. 243. Early Primrose, Herald of Spring. 212. Sandbanks. Jenkins, Miss Blanche, London. Herkomer, Prof. H., R. A., Bushey. 244. A Water Nymph. 213. The Last Muster. Johnson, C. E., R. I., London. 214. Miss Katharine Grant. 245. The Slopes of Ben Nevis. 215. Entranced. Johnson, Cyrus, R. I., London. “In some diviner mood of self-ob¬ 246. A County Boundary. livion solitude.” Jolley, Gwilt, London. Herkomer, Herman G., London. 247. Consolatrix Afflictorum. 216. Portrait of Professor Hubert Herko¬ Jones, Sir Thomas A., P. R. H. A., mer, R. A. Dublin. 217. David Bisphan in “ La Bosche.” 248. Loreli. Hitchens, A., London. Jopling-Rowe, Mrs. Louise, London. 218. Fisherwomen Awaiting the Boats, Hol¬ 249. “Dear Lady Disdain.” land. 250. Salome. Holiday, Henry, London. Joy, G. W., London. 219. Aspasia. 251. Lady Daffodil. 220. Street of Tombs, Pompeii. 252. Danaids. Holl, Frank, R. A. (the late). Kennedy, C. N., London. 221. Portrait of John Tenniel. 253. Perseus. 222. Samuel Cousins, R. A. Kennington, T. B., London. 223. The Earl Spencer, K. G. 254. The Curse of the Family. 224. Portrait of the late J. S. Morgan. 255. The Fair Harpist. 225. Portrait of Major-General Sir Henry King, Edward, Petersfield. Rawlinson. Bart.. G. C. B., F. R. S. 256. A Frolic. GREAT BRITAIN. 105

Paintings in Oil.

King, Yeend., R. I., London. Logsdail, Wm , London. 257. Autumn Wooing. 291. Ninth of November. 258. The Lass That Loved a Sailor. 292. Sunday in the City. 259. A Gray Day in July. 293. Venice from the Public Garden. ;• Knight, Joseph, R. I., Llandudno, 294. Flower Gathering, South of France. Wales. Long, Edwin, R A. (the late). 260. A Turnip Field. 295. A Welsh Girl'. Knight, J. W. Buxton, London. 296. Rose Bradwardine, from Sir Walter 261. Sunday Morning, Hadley Church. Scott’s “ Waverly.” 262. Plymouth. The Home of the First Lorimer, J. H., London. English Setters in America. 297. A Child’s Thank-offering. Laidlay, W. J., London. 298. Pot-pourri. 263. The Approach. Loudan, Mouat, London. 264. Moonrise on Hoxsey Mere. 299. Fish Market, Cornwall. La Thangue, L. H., Bosham. Lucas, Seymour, A. R. A., London. 265. Leaving Home. 300. St. Paul’s. 266. A Gaslight Study. 301. Louis XI. Lavery, John, Glasgow. Lucas, Mrs. Seymour, London. 267. Katherine and Esther, Daughters of 302. Henry VI. Lord McLaren. Lund^ Niels M., London. 268. An Esquestrienne. 303. A Scotch River. Lawson, Cecil (the late). Macallum, Hamilton, R. I., London. 269. The Hop Garden. 304. “Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep." Leader, B. W., A. R. A., Shere. 305. Return from Lance Fishing. 270. Conway Bay and the Carnarvon¬ Macartney, Carlile, H. H., London. shire Coast. 306. Moorland. 271. When Sun is Set. Macbeth, Robert W., A. R. A. Lehmann, Rudolf, London. 307. Stag Hunting in a Sea Fog. 272. Undine. 308. The Fen Farm. 273. The Reaper and the Flowers (Long- Macbeth-Raeburn, H., London. fellow). 309. Nurse Ann, a Portrait. Leighton, Sir Frederick, Bart., P. R. 310. Lewis Walters, Esq., a Portrait. A. London. Macgregor, Miss J., London. 274. Hercules Wrestling with Death for 311. In the Reign of Terror. the Body of Alcestes. 312. The Mistletoe Bough. 275* Garden of the Hesperides. Maclaren, Walter, London. 276. Perseus and Andromeda. 313. Fruit Harvest-time in an Orange 277. Portrait of Captain Burton. Garden, Capri, Italy. Macwhirter, John, A. R. A., London. Leighton, E. Blair, London. 314. “ Fairy of the Glen.” 278. The Secret. 315. Corrie-Arran. 279. How Lisa Loved the King. Boccaccio. 316. “ Hail, Gentle Spring.” Lemon, Arthur, Betchworth. Margetson, W. H., London. 280. All Among the Barley. 317. Pygmalion. Leslie, G. D., R. A., Wallingford. Marks, H., Stacy, R. A., London. 281. Hen and Chickens. 318. The Gentle Craft. 282. “Home, Sweet Home.” Mason, G. H. (the late). 283. The Monks of Abingdon. 319. Girls Dancing by the Sea. Lindner, M. P., London. 320. The Harvest Moon. 284. A Winter Sunset. 321. Return from Ploughing. 285. Moonlight. 322. Only a Shower. McCulloch, George, London. Linnell, John (the late). 323. Caliban and Ariel. 286. Storm at Harvest. McLachlan, T. Hope, London. Linton, Sir James D,, P. R. I., Lon¬ 324. Mists in Early Autumn. don. 325. A Wind on the Hill. ; 287. Victorious. Menpes, Mortimer, London. 288, The Benediction. 326. India. Lockhart, W. E., R. S. A., London. 327 India. 209. The Swineherd. 328. Venice. 29o* Portrait of John Poison, Esq. 329. Japan. 106 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Merritt, Mrs. Anna Lea, Andover. Olivier, Herbert, London. 330. Eve. 360. Portrait of the Venerable Archdeacon Millais, Sir John Everett,Bart., R. A., Farrar. London. Orchardson, W. Q., R. A., London, 331. The Ornithologist. 361. A Portrait Group. 332. Halcyon Weather. Osborn, Miss E. M.f London. 333. The Last Rose of Summer. 362. Summer Shroud. 334. Sweet Emma Morland. “When nature’s dying face is veiled.' 335. Lingering Autumn. Osborne, Walter, R. H. A., Dublin, 336. Shelling Peas. 363. The Ferry. 337. Bubbles. Ouless, W. W., R. A., London. Miller, P. H., London. 364. Portrait of T. S. Cooper, Esq., R. A. 338. The Old Arm Chair. 365. Portrait of Sir Donald Smith,K.C.M.G, Millet, F. D., Worcestershire. Overend, W. H., London. 339. How the Gossip Grew. 366. “Victory!" The Prize Crew Taking Montalba, Miss Clara, R. W. S., Possession. Venice. Palin, W. M., Milford. 340. A Thames Barge Off Chelsea. 367. Orphans. Moore, Albert, London. Parker, John, R. W. S., London. 341. A Reverie. 368. Cockle Gatherers. Moore, Henry, A. R. A., London. Parsons, Alfred, R. I., London. 342. Storm Brewing. 369. In a Cider Country. 343. St. Alban’s Race. 370. Tl le Flowers Appear on the Earth. 344. Sunset after a Storm. 371. “T he Voice of the Turtle is Heard in Morgan, Fred, London. the Grove.” 345. The Favoured Swain. 372. The Daylight Dies. Morris, P. R., A. R. A., London. Parton, Ernest, London. 346. Sons of the Brave. 373. When Daylight Dies. 347. Fete Dieu, Dieppe, Normandy. 374. Misty Morn. 348. Edward I Demanding the Oath of 375. The Night Ferry. Allegiance to the First Prince of Pash, Miss Florence, London. Wales. 376* Over the Way. Moscheles, Felix, London. Peppercorn, A. N., Leatherhead. 349. Reciter in a Arab Cafe, Cairo. 377. The Cornfield. Mottram, C. S., London. 378- A Surrey Village. 350. A Winter Sea on the Yorkshire Coast Perugini, Mrs Kate, London. (Morning). 379. Tomboy. Moynau, R. T., R. H. A., Dublin. 380. Happy and Careless. 351* Military Manoeuvres. Perugini, C. E., London. 381. Crossing the Torrent. Murray, David, A. R. A., London. 382. A Summer Shower. 352. The River Road. 383. Clare. 353- A Mangold Field. Pettie, John, R. A. (the late), LoMod. 354- Season of Mists and Mellow Fruit¬ 384. The Traitor. fulness. 385. Silvia. Nicol, J. Watson, London. 386. Monmouth Pleading for His Life be* 355- “The good old rule, the simple plan, fore James II. That they should take who have 387- Bonnie Prince Charlie. the power, Phillips, Laurence B., R. P* k°n* And they should keep who can." don. Noble, Robert, Prestonkirk. 388. A Mill in Kent. 356. September. Pickering, J. L., London. Normand, Ernest, London. 389. An Autumn Gust. 257* Death of Pharoah’s First Born. 390. An Old World Home. Norris, H. L., London. Poole, P. F., R. A. (the late). 358. Twilight. 391. The Prodigal Son. North, J. W., R. W. S., Taunton. 392. Greek Exiles. 359* Seest how fresh my fl owers be spread, Poynter, E. J., R. A.„ London. In lily-white and crimson-red.” 393. Under the Sea Wall. —Spencer. 394. On the Terrace. GREAT BRITAIN. 107

Paintings in Oil.

Diadumene. Small, William, R. I., London. 395- 428. Love Laughs at Rain. 396- White Roses. Price, J. M., London, 429- Returning from Market, Connemara; Rough on Biddy. 397* Viaticum. Prinsep, Val. C., A. R. A., London. Smallfield, Frederick, R. W. S., Lon¬ don. 398. The Broken Idol. Pyne, Thomas, R. I., Colchester. 430. Colonel Newcome in Charterhouse; Grace After Meat. 399- Streatley Hill on the Thames. Radford, Edward, A. R. W. S., Lon- Smart, John, R. S. A., Edinburgh. don. 431- A Glen Without a Name, Ben Crua- 400. Weary. chan. Rae, Iso., Paris. Smythe, Lionel P., London. 401. A Little Peasant. 432. Boulogne Shrimpers. Rae, Henrietta (Mrs. E. Normand), 433- Harvest of the Sea, Boulogne. London. Solomon, Solomon J., London. 402. La Cigale. 434- Orpheus. 403. Doubts. Stacey, Walter S., London. Rattray, Wellwood, R. S. A., Glas¬ 435- Rough Courting. gow. Starling, Albert, London. 404. Golden October on the Forth. 436. Saved From the Sea. 405. Summer Eve, Kintyre. Steer, P. Wilson, London. Reed, George Ogilvie, R. S. A., Edin¬ 437- Bathers. burgh. 438. The Sofa. 406. The Stroller’s Tale. Stephens, W. R., London. Reid, Miss Flora M., London. 439- Summer. 407. Hush ! Stokes, Adrian, London. 408. In the Market Place. 440. The Setting Sun. Reid, John R., London. 441. Through the Morning Mist. 409. The Mate of the “Mermaid’s Wed¬ 442. Roman Campagna, Sunset. ding.” 443- Early Spring, Roman Campagna. 410. The Yarn. Stokes, Mrs. Adrian, London. Riviere, Briton, R. A., London. 444. Hail, Mary. 411. Requiescat. 445- “Go; Thou Must Play Alone, My Boy.’ 412. Daniel. Stone, Marcus, R. A., London. 413. The Magician’s Doorway. 446. The Gambler’s Wife. Robertson, Henry Robert, London. 447- The Passing Cloud. 414. “ The Ploughman Homeward Plods 448. Two’s Company, Three’s None. his Weary Way.” Storey, G. A., A. R. A., London. Rooke, T. M., London. 449. The Padre, A Spanish Interior. 415- King Ahab’s Coveting. Stott, Edward, Amberley. 416. Judith’s Adventuring. 450. Peaceful Evening. Sadler, W. Dendy, London. 45* • The Bathers. 4*7- Darby and Joan. 452. The Horse Pond. 418. Lea Roachers. 453- In an Orchard. Sant, James, R. A., London. Stott, William, Oldham, London. 419. Oliver Twist. 454- Kissing Ring. “ He Walks to London." Swan, John M., London. 420. My Lady Dorothy. 455 > The Fallen Monarch. Schloesser, Carl, London. 456. Maternity. 421. Moliere Reading to his Servant “ La Swan, Mrs., London. Foret." 457- The Chorister. Schmalz, Herbert, London. 458. The Duet. 422. Christianae ad Leones. Swynnerton, Mrs. Annie L., London. 423- Topsy. 459- Mater Triumphales. Portrait of Miss Jane Atkinson. Schmiechen, H., South Kensington. 4^0- 42T Portrait of Mrs. Bloomfield Moore. Symonds, W. R., London. Mignon. Shannon, J. J., South Kensington. 461. 425* Portrait of Mrs. Hitchcock. Symonds, W. Christian, Mayfield. 426. Portrait of G. Hitchcock, Esq. 462. The Figure Head of the Cupid. 427- Portrait of Mrs. Charlesworth. 463- Diana and Endymion. 108 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE A..TS.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Tayler, A, Chevallier, London. Wilkinson, Hugh, Brockenhurst. 4G4. The Encore. “Home, Sweet Home.” 498. A Cloudy Morning. 465. The Peddler. Williams, Alexander, A.R.A., Dublin. Thomson, Leslie, London. 499. The Port of Dublin—Sunset. 466. The Homeless Sea. Wirgman, T. Blake, London. Thornley, Charles, East Moulsey. 500. Portrait of Miss Applin. 467. Dutch Fishing Boat. 501. Portrait of Mrs. Wirgman. Titcomb, William Holt Yates, Bal- Wood, Miss E. Stewart, London. ham. 502. Autumn. 468. Primitive Methodists, St. Ives, Corn¬ Woods, Henry, A. R. A., Venice, wall. Italy. 469. Old Sea Dogs. 503. Steps of the Scuola, San Rocco. Topham, Frank W. W., R. I., Lon¬ Wortley, Archibald Stuart, London. don. 504. Mrs. H. Grenville Wells. 470. Naaman’s Wife—II Kings, v. 1-2. 505. Miss Maud Waller. Tuke, Henry S., Hanwell. 506. Miss Clare Davis. 471. Sailors Playing Cards. Wright, Miss E., London. Walker, J. Hanson, London. 507. Pierrette Encroyable. 472. A Portrait, “May." Wyllie, W. L., A. R. A., Rochester. 473. Mrs. Frank Grimwood, of Manipur. 508. T he German Emperor and Prince of Walker, Francis S., R. H. A., Lon¬ Wales inspecting the White Star don. Steamer “Teutonic" at Spithead, 474. The Convent Garden. August 4, 1889. Waller, Mrs. Mary L., London. 509. Orient Liner “Ormuz" off the Edilys- 475. The Card Dealer. stone. Waller, S. E., London. 510. The Port of London. 476. One-and-twenty. 511. Davy Jones’ Locker. 477. 'I’he Empty Saddle. Wyllie, Charles W., London. Walton, E. A., A. R. S. A., Glasgow. 512. 'Hie Brimming River. 478. Girl in Brown. 513. The Mighty Fallen. Walton, Frank, R. I., Dorking. Yeames, William, F. R. A., London. 479. Wreck of Spanish Armada Ship. 514. Prisoners of War, 1805. Ward, Mrs. E. M., London. GROUP 141. j 480. Mrs. Fry Visiting Newgate in ISIS. 481 The Ugly Duckling. Paintings in Water Colors. Waterhouse, J. W., A. R. A., Lon¬ Allan, Robert W., R. W. S., London. don. 515. Loch Ranza, Arran. 482. Mariamne Leaving the Prretorium. 516. Gwalior, India. Waterlow, Ernest A., A. R. A., Allingham, Mrs., R. W.S., London. London. 517. The Sick Duckling. 483. Over the Sandhills., Bristol Channel. Alma-Tadema, L., R. A., London. 484. The Misty Moon, Isle of Arran. 518. Calling the Worshipers. 485. T he Night Before Shearing. Alma-Tadema, Miss Anna, London. Watts, G. F., R. A., London. 519. The Drawing Room, lownshend 486. Love and Life. House. 487. Love and Death. Aumonier, J., R. I., London. 488. Paolo and Francesca. 520. Old Shnreham, Sussex. 489. The Genius of Greek Poetry. Bayliss, Wyke, P. R. B. A., London. 490. Portrait of Robert Browning. 521. Interior of Westminster Abbey. 491. Portrait of Walter Crane. Becker, H., Colchester. Weguelin, J. R., London. 522. The Mower. 492- The Maidens’ Race. Brewtnall, Edward F., R. W. S., London. Wehrschmidt, Daniel A., Bushey. 523. Christian and Evangelist. 493* 1 aiding the Head of Orpheus(Lucian' 524. The Dragon’s Cave. Wetherbee, G. London. Brierly, Sir Oswald W.t R. W. S-> 494- I ishermen’s wives. London. , v 495. Glad Spring. 525. H. R. H. the Prince of Wales K. White, John, Axminster. S. Yacht “Aline," manoeuvring the 496* Our Village. Royal Yacht Squadron at Lowes, 497* Beer Head, Devon. August, 1885. GREAT BRITAIN. 109

Paintings in Water Colors.

526. H. R. H. the Prince of Wales, Com¬ Evershed, Arthur, A. R. P. E., Lon¬ modore of the Royal Yacht Squadron don. and the Royal Thames Yacht Club, 553* The Quay, Bawdsey, Suffolk. starting the Ocean Yacht Race round 554* A11 Essex Barn. the United Kingdom from Southend, Foster, Birket, R. W. S., Witley. June 14, 1887. 555* Ben Nevis. 527. H. M. S. "Black Prince.’’ (Capt. H. R. Fowler, Robert, R. I., Liverpool. H. the Duke of Edinburgh.) 556. The Tempest. Buckman, Edwin, A. R. W. S., 557* The Witch of Atlas London. Fripp, Charles E., A. R. W. S., Lon¬ 528. Perparing Oranges for the Packers, don. Andalusia. 558. Steps of Kurodani Temple on a Fete Bulleid, G. Lawrence, A. R. W. S., Day, Japan. Glastonbury. 559* Afternoon in a Japanese Village. 529. In Doubt. 560. Shrine at Seta, Japan, After Rain. 530. A Custodian. Fulleylove, John, R. I., London. 531. At The Temple Gate. 561. Hampton Court Palace. Callow,William,R. W. S.,F. R. G.S., 562. Magdalen Tower and Bridge, Oxford. Great Missenden. Gilbert, Sir John, R. A., Blackheath. 532. On the Lake of Como,Looking Toward 563* Richard II Resigning the Crown to Menaggio. Bolingbroke. Collier, Thomas, R. I. (the late). 564. Conspiracy. 533- Two Green Roads. Goodall,Edward A.,R.W. S.,London. Coutts, H., Windermere. 565. Interior of the Mosque of Sultan Has- 534. A Sheep Farm in the Duddon. san, Cairo. Crane, Walter, London. 566. Bab Zooaleh, one of the Gates of Cairo. 535> Church of Rievaulx Abbey. Gotch, T. C., London. 536. Refectory, Rievaulx Abbey. 567* A Letter from America. Dadd, Frank, R. I., Blackheath. Gow, Andrew C., R. A., London. 537- The Captain of the Troop. 568. Req uisitionists. Dealy, Miss Jane M., R. I,, Black- Gow, Miss Mary L., London. heath. 569* The Story of the Willow Pattern. 538* A Fresh Breeze and Away, 570* Beggar My Neighbour. 539- "One foot up and one foot down, Grace, A. F., Steyning. That's the way to London town.” 57i* Maytime on Downs, Isle of Wight. Dillon, Frank, R. I., London. Portsmouth in Distance. 540* The Temple of Gertassee, Nubia. 572. Old Farmhouse, Sussex. Green, C., R. I., London. Dobson, W. C. T., R. A., R. W. S., Nell and Her Grandfather. Petworth. 573* 574* The Pickwick Club. 541* Ada with the Golden Hair. Green, Towneley, R. I., London. 542* Summer Roses. 575* A Way they Have in the Army. Duffield, Mrs. William, R. I., London. Greenaway, Miss Kate, London. 543* Japanese Roses. 576* Title-page, “Marigold Gardens.” Du Maurier, George, London. 577* Little Phyllis, “Marigold Gardens.” ^ 544* Time’s Revenge. 578. My Little Girlie, “Marigold Gardens. 579* Mulberry Bush, “Children’s Games. Earle, Charles, London. Game Play, “Hyacinth’s Language of 545* Evening in the Forum at Rome. 580. 546* Arance Dolce Amalfi. Flowers.” . .. 581. Girl Drawing Chaise with Two Chil¬ East, Alfred, R. I., London. dren. _ . 547- Early Night. Gregory, Chas., R. W. S., Ripley. 548. Northampton. 582. Luther's Abstraction. Elgood, George S., R. I., Leicester. 583* The Sorcerer. 549* Compton Wynnyates. 584* In Winchester. 55°* "Down where the Garden grows Gay Haag, Carl, R. W. S., London. as a Banner/* 585* One of Our Ancestors. 551. Sunflowers. 586. A Druidical Novice. A Bridal Procession at Damascus. Ellis, Tristram, London. 587* The Schoene Brunnen at the Market 552. The Acropolis, Athens, from the Hill 588. of the Nymphs. Place of Nurnberg. no DEPARTMENT K. FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Water Colors.

Hague, Anderson, R. I., Llandudno, Linton, Sir James D., P.R.I., London. Wales. 020. Abandoned. 589- Winter. Lloyd, Tom, R. W. S., London. Hall, Oliver, R. P. E., London. 621. Ferry Boat, Ahoy. 590. The Duddon Valley from Above 622. The Last Load. Leathwaite. Macallum, Hamilton, R. I,, London. 591. A Windy Day. 623. A Capri Boy. Hargitt, Edward, R. I., Basingstoke. 624. Caught by the Tide. 592. The Undercliff, Isle of Wight. Macquoid, Percy, R. IM London. 593. Eridge Park, Kent. 625. Excommunicated. Hatherell, W., R I., London. Macquoid, Thomas R., R. I„ London. 594. Quarter Deck of a P. & O. Steamer. 626. At Kampen, Holland. 595. Monaco and Monte Carlo, from Roque- 627. Water Carriers, Spain. brune. 628. In Mercia, Spain. Hayes, Claude, Addlestone. Marrable, Mrs., London. 596. Moonrise. 629. Old Cedar Trees, Boyle Farm, Thames Hayes, Edwin, R. H. A., R. I., Lon¬ Ditton, Surrey. don. 630. Val de Fex, Engadine, Switzerland. 597. Fishing Smack Leaving Port. 631. Piazza Communale Nebbiolo, Lago di Henshall, J. Henry, R. w. S.,London. Como. 598. “Merry Goes the Time when the Heart Martineau, Miss Edith, A. R. W. S., Is Young.” London. 599. I11 Wonderland. 632. In Sweet Music. Hine, Harry, St. Albans. 633. Her Favorite Doll. 600. Durham*. The Castle, Town and Ca¬ 634. Shelling Peas. thedral. McGuinness, Bingham, R.H.A.Dub¬ 601. Lincoln. lin. Hine, Henry George, V. P. R. I., Lon¬ 635. Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe. don. 636. Hangman’s Bridge, Nuremberg. 602. Durlestone Head, Dorsetshire. Moore, Henry, A. R. A., London. Hodson, Samuel J., R. W. S.,London. 637. Bright Morning After a Breeze. 603. Piazza dei Signori, Verona. 638. Scheveningen; Waiting for the Shrimp 604. Corner of the Ducale, Venice. Boats. 605. Cordo, Verona. Montalba, Miss Clara, R. W. S., Holiday, Henry, London. Venice. 606. Sunset and Moonlight on the Atlantic. 639. St. Mark’s, Venice Hopkins,Arthur, A. R.W. S.,London. 640. A Venetian Ferry 607 Outward Bound. 641. After a Storm, Venice. 608 Saturday Evening on the Quay. Murray, David, A. R. A , A. R.W.S., London. Hunt, Alfred W., R. W. S., London. 642. Hayfield. 609. Summer Sunshine, Capel Curig. Nash, Joseph, R. I., Chiswick. 610. A November Rainbow. 643. A Winter Morning. 611. Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire 644. A Winter Sunset, Ben Nevis. Coast. 645. The Haunted Chamber. 612. ’Twixt Sea and Land, North Wales. 646. After the Gale. Johnson, Cyrus, London. Nisbet, R. B., Edinburgh. 613. The Sun Inn, Dedham. 647. A Borderland Sunset. Kilbourne, G. Goodwin, London. Norman, Philip, London. 614. Good Accommodation for Man and 648. Courtyard of The White Hart Inn Beast. 615. A Difficulty. (now* destroyed). 649. Interior of Barnard’s Inn, Holborn Knight, Joseph, R. I., Llandudno, (now dismantled). Wales. 650. The Courtyard of the George Inn, 616. Twilight. Southwark. - Lamont, T. R., R. I., London. Orrock, James, R. I., London. 617. The End of the Prologue. 651. Cardross Moss, Perthshire. , Langley, Walter, R. IM Penzance. 652. Rough Sea off the Isle of Arran. 018. Disaster. Parker, John, R. W. S., London. 619. Departure of the Fleet. 653- The Village Rendezvous. GREAT BRITAIN. Ill

Paintings in Water Colors.

Parsons, Alfred, R. I., London. Steer, H. R., R. I., Hinckley. Bodenham Church. 687. Oliver Goldsmith's Social Gatherings, 654- Somersetshire Hills. Green Arbour Court, 1759. 655- Phillip, Colin B., A. R. W. S., Lon¬ 688. " Long was the Good Man’s Sermon.’’ don. Stevens, A., Chiswick. Evening in the Glen. 689. Durham. 656. Stillman, Mrs., Rome. 657. A Summer Day, Loch Etive, Argyll¬ shire, N. B. 690. Fra Currado d’ Offidi. Pilleau, H., R. I., London. Stock, Henry J., R. I., London. Amalfi, South Italy. 691. Immortality’s Sunrise. 658. A Youth in the Flames of First Love. 659* Entrance to The Ducal Palace, Venice. 692. Pilsbury, Wilmot, Taunton. Thomas, William L., London. 660. An Old Village Cross. 693* Once Upon a Time. 66r. A Duckpool. 694. Frame of Drawings of Highland 662. A Farmstead. Scenery. Pointer, E. J., R. A., R. W. S., Thornycroft, Miss Helen, London. London. 695- Orchids. 663. In a Garden. • 696. Shirley Poppies. Radford, Edward, A. R. W. S., Lon¬ 697. Azalea, with Bronze Figure of "The don. Mower.” 664. Nausicaa. 698. Orchids. 665. Eros. Topham, Frank W. W., London. 666. Hero. 699. Recruiting for Savonarola; "Ye Can Rainey, W., Chichester. not Serve God and Mammon.” 667. The Old Vronn. Waite, R. Thorne, R. W. S., London. 668. The City Wall. 700. The Blue Wagon. Rigby, Cuthbert, A. R. W. S., Kendal. 701. Between the Showers. 669. An October Flood. Walker, W. Eyre, A. R. W.S., Lon- 670. Summer Days. don. . 671. The Falls Above Coniston. 702. 'The Brief Silence of an Hour Reigns Richardson, John I., R. I., London. o’er the Fields.” Moonrise on the Lowther. 672. Snowstorm in Glencoe. 703- Walton, E. A., A. R. S. A., Glasgow. 673- Carting Faggots, Sussex. 704. Phyllis. , ^ . Rivers, Leopold, London. Walton, Frank, R. I., Dorking. 674. Harvest Home. 705- Torrisdale, Kintyre. Robertson, Arthur, London. 706. Arran, From Carradale. » 675- Minerva. Waterlow, Ernest A., A. K. A., Rooke, T. M., London. A. R. W. S., London. North Transept, Troyes Cathedral. 707. The Evening Hour Weatherhead, William, H. K. 1., Severn, Arthur, R. I., Herne Hill. Florence, from San Miniato. London. Waves Breaking, near Kilkee, West 708. Chelsea Pensioners. Weedon, A. W., R. I., London. Coast of Ireland. 709. Near Sandwich, Kent. . Smallfield, Frederick, R. W. S., Lon¬ Evening Shadows, Richborough.kent. 710. don. Wetherbee, G., London. The Velvet Hat. A Fisher Maiden. Prato, Tuscany, The Ringhiera of 7IX* Whaite, H. Clarence, R. W. s>., Donatello Outside the Duomo. London. Smith, Carlton A., R. I., London. 712. Cambrian Shepherds. . 681. A Corner of the Studio. Whitley, Miss Kate Mary, R. •» "Oh! woman in our hours of ease, Leicester. Uncertain, coy and hard to please.’’ Ammonite and Minerals. 7*3- Smythe, Lionel P., London. Wollen, W. B., London. .. It May be for Years, It May be I or- 682. The Field of the Cloth of Gold. 714. 683. Summer Holidays. CaepTure of French Guns by the Union Squire, Miss Alice, R. I., London. 7i5- Brigade, at Waterloo. Springtime. Yeames, William F. R.A.London, An Autumn Afternobn. The Law’s Delay, Barnard Court. A Quiet Stream. 716. DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS. 112 v

Engravings and Etchings.

Youngman, Miss A. M., R. I., Green¬ Dalgleish, T. Irving, London. wich. 756. An Eastern Procession, Northern 717. Pelargoniums. Spain. 718. Rhododendrons, 757- Calle Mayor, Fuentenabia. 758. Anita. GROUP 143. 759- Sunset. Engravings and Etchings. Dicksee, Herbert, London. 760. Memories. Allbon, Charles F., London. 761. A Tigress. 719. On the Sands, Scheveningen. 762. His Majesty. 720. Antwerp. 763* A Wanderer, 721. Lago Di Como. Ellis, Tristram, London. 722. Venice. ' The Golden Horn. (Artist's proof.) Appleton, T. G., Shalford. 764. The Midnight Sun, North Cape. (Ar¬ 723. Rembrandt, en officier. tist’s proof.) 724. Nature. 765. St. Michael’s Mount,Cornwall.(Artist's 725. The Sisters. proof.) 726. Washington. A Corner of the Parthenon, A thens. (Artist’s proof.) Ball, Wilfrid, London. 766.' The Vein Djami, Constantinople. (Ar¬ 727. Venice. tist’s proof.) % Jj 728. Evening Light. 767. The “Victory," Portsmouth. (Artist's Baskett, Charles E., Colchester. proof.) 729. A Mend by the Way. Evershed, Arthur, A. R. P. E., Lon* 730. An Old Stackyard, Winter. don. 'w 731. Stratford, St. Mary Bridge. 768. Nine Subjects, drawn directly on cop¬ 732. DonyLand Wood, Winter. per from nature. Bigland, Percy, London. 769. Nine Outdoor Etchings,drawn directly 733- The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. (Mez¬ on copper from nature. zotint.) 770. The Tower of London. Burgess, Walter W., London. Finnie, John, Liverpool. 734* Bits of Old Chelsea. 771. Margin of Rydal. 735. Bits of Old Chelsea. 772. By Pastures Green and Quiet Waters. 736. Bits of Old Chelsea. Gardner, W. Biscombe, Haslemere. 737- From Waterloo Bridge. 773. Wood engravings (artist's proofs). 738. Canterbury Cathedral. Gascoyne, George, London. Norwich. 739- 774* Ploughing. Cameron, D. Y., Glasgow. 775- A Wayfarer. 740. Frame of Etchings. Haden, Francis Seymour, P. R.P.E.. 741. Frame of Etchings. Alresford. Charlton, Edward W., A. R. P. E., 776. Morning, near Swanage, Dorset. Ringwood. 777* Evening, near Swanage, Dorset. 742. Manning the Pilchard Boats, Cornwall. 778. Durleston Head, Dorset Coast. 743- Coasters in Harbor. 779* Undercliff, Dorset Coast. 744* Tramps, 780. Corfe Common, Dorset. 745- Southampton. 781. A Village Street in Corfe, Dorset. 746. Repairing the Coast Road. 782. An Inn Kitchen in Corfe. Dorset. 747- The Old Harbor. 783- Study of Oaks, Chesterfield, Derby¬ Chattock, R.S.,F.R. P. E., London, shire. 748. The Holt. Haig, Axel H,, Haslemere. 749* Poplars. 784. English Pastoral. 750. The Moorhen. 785. The Portals of Reims. 751. On Hampstead Heath. 786. The Aisles of Chartres. 752. Blast Furnaces. 787. The Chancel of Durham Cathedral. Clouston, Robert S., Watford. Hall, Oliver, R. P. E., London. 753- The Jew Merchant.(After Rembrandt.) 788. A Study of Trees. 754* The Viscountess Crosbie. (After Sir 789. A Windy Day on Angerton Moss. Joshua Reynolds.) 790. A Windy Day. Dale, Mrs. G., London. Heseltine, J. P., London. 755- Sweet Violets. (After F. Dicksee.) 791. Six Etchings frorg Nature. GREAT BRITAIN. 113

Engravings and Etchings.

Hole, William, R. S. A., Edinburgh. Paton, Hugh, Manchester. 792. The Wood Sawyers. 832. A Reef in the Foresail. 703. The Jumping Horse. (After John Con¬ 833- A Cheshire Lane. stable.) 834- Highland Pasturage. 794. He is Coming. (After Matthew Mario.) Phillips, Laurence B., R. P. E., Lon¬ 795. Don Gaspar de Gusman, Count of don. Olivezez. (After Velasquez.) 835- A Brittany Castle. 796. Mill on the Yare. (After J. Crome.) 836. The Piazzetta, Venice (After Rain). Huson,Thomas, R.I., R. P. E., Liver¬ Piper, Miss Elizabeth, London. pool. 837- The Chelsea Homes of Carlyle, Ros¬ 797. Heralds of a Storm. setti, Turner and George Eliot. Law, David, London. 838. Le Musee De Cluny, Paris. 798. Water Meadows. 839- Old Chelsea Church. 799. Silver Birches. 840. The Spinning Wheel. 800. Arundel Castle. 841. The Cloisters, Bristol Cathedral. 801. Birthplace of Burns. Pratt, Joseph B., London. Lewis, C. W. Mansel, Llanelly. 842. Daniel’s Answer to the King. (After 802. Counting the Flock. Briton Riviere, R. A.) 803. A Welsh Hat. 843. Trim. (After Sir E. Landseer.) 804. A Vagrant. 844. Stolen Kisses. (After Briton Riviere, Lowenstam, Leopold, London. R. A.) 805. In a Rose Garden. 845. After a Storm in the Highlands. (After 806. A Favorite Author. Rosa Bonheur.) 807. Harvest Festival. Robertson, Arthur, London. Macbeth-Raehurn, H., London. 846. “ I Won’t Sit.” (After J. G. Cotman.) 808. Portrait. (After Vandyke.) 847. The Villa d’Este, Tivoli. 809. The ’Cello Player. (After Metza.) Robertson, Henry Robert, London. 810. Wind on the Wold. (After Mason.) 848. Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus. Macbeth, Robert W., A. R. A., Lon¬ 849. An Upland Farm. don. 850. “The Ploughman Homeward Plods 811. The Garden of Love. (After Titian.) his Weary Way.” 812. The Spinners. (After Velasquez.) Robertson, Percy, Godaiming. 813. Alozo Cano. (After Velasquez.) 851. Winchester. 814. Bacchus and Ariadne. (After Titian.) 852. A Wet Day, Witley. 815. The Cast Shoe, Lynn Ferry. (Original 853. But One. etching.) Robinson, Gerald, Leatherhead. 816. Harbor of Refuge. (After i red 854. Queen Henrietta Maria. Walker.) 855. The Burgomaster. 817. Plough. (After Fred Walker.) 856. Earl Spencer, K. G. 818. Spring. (After Fred Walker.) 857- The Parson’s Daughter. 819. Autumn. (After Fred Walker.) Sherborn, Charles Win., London. 820. Fen Farm. (Original etching.) 858. Seymour, Haden, Esq. Martyn, Miss Ethel King, London. 859. Oliver Cromwell. 821. Illustrations to Milton’s 41 Lycidas.” 860. Shakespeare. May, W. Holmes, London. 861. Archbishop of Canterbury. 822. The Garden Front, Haddon Hall. 862. Frame of Book Plates. 823. Sunrise on the Welsh Coast. 863. Frame of Book Plates. Menpes, Mortimer, R. P. E., London. Short, Frank, London. 824. Banquet of the Officers of the Archers 864* Diana and Endymion. (Alter G. r. of St. Adrian. (After F. Hals.) Watts, R. A.) ^ . . . 825. A Captive Persian.(Original dry point.) 865. Per Horse Power Per Hour. (Original 826. Dorothy. (Original dry point.) mezzotint.) _ 827. Dry Point. 866. Swiss Pass. (After J. M. W. Turner. Murray, Charles O., London. R. A.) _ , . A Sussex Down. (After John Constable, 828. Haymakers. 867. R. A.) 829. The Patriarch. Low Tide and the Evening Star. (Orig¬ 830. The Great Frost of 1891, on the 868. inal etching.) . Thames. Rye Pier. (Original aquatint.) 831. The Virgin Porch, Oxford. 869. K-8 114 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

engravings and Etchings, Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings.

Slocombe, Fred., London. 910. Earl of Yarborough. (After Frank 870. A Yorkshire Lane. Holl, R. A.) 871. Going Home. 911. Farewell. (After P. H. Calderon, R. 872. A Hunting Morn. A.) 873. Wharf edale. 912. Sir Edward Watkin, M. P. (After H. 874. The Avon at Salisbury. Herkomer, R. A.) Slocombe, Edward, Watford. 875. The Matterhorn. GROUP 144. 876. The Grand Place, Antwerp. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Spread, William, R. P. E., London. Drawings. 877. A Street in Bruges. Charlton, John, London. 878. En Normandie. 913. An Impeding Catastrophe. 879. An Old Shop, Vitre, France. 914. A Carriage Accident. 880. Faubert’s Place, Regent Street, Lon¬ 915. Halt! Charge of Lancers at Military don. Tournament. Stacpoole, F., London. 916. Ware Wire! 881. “They say the lion and the lizard 917. Ludgate Hill; A Slippery Pavement. keep the Courts where Jamshyd 918. A Veterinary Examination. gloried and drank deep.” (After 919. “Twixt the Devil and the Deep Sea.” •Briton Riviere, R. A.) 920. Musical Ride of the Seventeenth. 882. The Night Watch. (After Briton Ri¬ Lancers. viere, R. A.) 921. Horse Show; Harness Horses Trot¬ Sternberg, Frank, Bushey. ting. 883. A Bacchante. (After G. F. Watts,R.A.) 922. Equestrians at a Meet of the Coaching 884. Dr. Butler. (After Professor Herk- Club, Hyde Park. omer, R. A.) 923. Waiting for the Queen, Rotten Row. 885. Canon Ellison. (After Professor Herk- 924. Ladies Tilting. omer, R. A.) 925. Meet of the Devon and Somerset Stag- 886. Pauline. (After G. P. Jacomb-Hood.) hounds. 887. Napoleon. (After Greuze.) 926. Cover for Christmas Number (Sledg- 888. In Fairyland. (After C. E. Halle.) ^ >ng). Strang, William, F. R. P. E., Lon¬ Crane, Walter, London. don. 927. The Triumph of Labor. 889. The Earth Fiend. (Artist’s proof of a woodcut.) 890. Portrait. 928. Set of Original Drawings for Haw¬ 891. Portrait. thorne’s Wonder Book. 892. Portrait. 929. The Legend of the Goose and Golden 893. Portrait. Eggs. Thomas, Percy, London. 1. Fortune. 2. Misfortune. 894* The Old Tabard Inn, Southwark. Du Maurier, George, London. 895. The White Hart Inn, Southwark. 930. Six Pen and Ink Sketches—Originals Urwick, W. H., R. P. E., London. of Cuts in “Punch.” 896. Sonnmg-on-Thames. Gardner, W. Biscombe, Haslemere. 897* The Woods in Winter. 931. Palace of Fontainebleau. 898. Culloden Field. Granby, The Marchioness of, London. 899. Yorkshire Cottages. 932. The Lady Susan Keppel. 900. Clovelly. 933- The Speaker of the House of Com¬ Watson, Charles J., London. mons. 901. Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, 1889. Hare, St. George, London. 902. Campden, Gloucestershire. 934. Captives. 903. St. Jacques, Lisieux. Keene, Charles (the late). 904* St. Etienne du Mont, Paris 935- Polo for the People.- 905. Rue Chanoinesse, Paris. 936. Round the Studios. 906. Rue St. Martin, Bayeux. 937. Impracticable. Wehrschmidt, Daniel A., Bushey. 938. The Haunted Room. 907. The Love Letter. (After Luke Fildes, 939- Wages. R. A.) 940. A Hungry Claimant. 9°8- Marquis of Dufferin and Ava. (After 941. The Pictures. Frank Holl, R.A.) 942. Reprisals. 909- General Sir Herbert Stewart. (After 943. Overpressure. Frank Holl, R. A.) 944* The Last Resource, GREAT BRITAIN. 115

Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings, Architecture.

Little Wife. Architecture. 945* Adams, Maurice B., F. R. I. B. A., 946. Art. Directions. London, Glen Ridge, New Jersey, 947* U. S. A. 948. Bon Chienie. 986. Bungalow, Nine-Mile Ride, Berks, 949. Irresistible. Oppression. England. 950. Railway Risks. 987. Mausoleum, near Sydney,Australia.in 951* Memory of the Hon. John Frazer. 952- Our Village Industrial Competition. Deceivers Ever. Aitchison, Prof. George, A. R. A., 953- Extremes Meet. London. 954. Linton, Sir James D., P. R. I., Lon¬ 988. Royal Exchange Assurance, 29 Pall don. Mall, S. W. Twelve Illustrations to Shakespeare’s 989. The Arab Hall. 955* "Henry VIII.” 990. Drawing Room. Small Drawing Room. Overend, W. H., London. 991* 956. Sir Richard Greville in the “Revenge.” 992. Ceiling. Drawing Room. "Sink me the ship, Master Gunner, 993* The Hall. Sink her, split her in twain, 994* New Drawing Room, London. Let us now fall into the hands of God. 995* Not into the hands of Spain.” Anderson, R.Rowand, LL. D., Edin¬ Five Illustrations to “In a Conning burgh. Tower.” 996. New Medical School, Edinburgh University. 957* The Shannon Disabled Returning CatholicApostolicChurch,Edinburgh. Home. 997* 958. Shell Bursting in “Majestic’s” Battery. 998. Dumblane Cathedral. Govan Parish Church. 959* The Midshipman Watching the Tor¬ 999* pedo. 1000. Central Station Hotel, Glasgow. 960. The Wounded Captain in the Conning 1001. Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Tower. Edinburgh. 961. The"Majestic" Ramming the Enemy’s 1002. St. Paul’s Church, Greenock. Ship. Ashlin, George C., R.H.A., Dublin. Stacey, Walter S., London. 1003. Exterior View of St. Colman’s Cathe¬ 962. In Greek Waters. dral, Queenstown. Interior View of St. Colman's Cathe¬ 963. Drawings for the “Strand Magazine.” 1004. Stott, William, of Oldham, London. dral. 964. Portrait of a Child. 1005. Exterior View of the O’Connell Mem¬ orial Church, Caherciveen, County, 965. The Eiger. 966. The Jungfrau. Kerry. Swan, John M., London. 1006. Interior View of the O’Connell Mem¬ 967. Tigress Drinking. orial Church. 968. Puma (female). Aston-Webb and E. Ingress Bell, 969. Lioness Walking. London. 970. Indian Leopards. 1007. Victoria Courts, Birmingham. Metropolitan Life Assurance So¬ 971. Polar Bear. 1008. 972. Lioness Walking. ciety’s Offices. Tenniel, John, London. 1009. Completion of South Kensington Mu¬ 973* A Waiting Game. seum. 974* The Queen of the May. 1010. Peverey, Shropshire. Belcher, John, London. 975* Innings Closed. Design for South Kensington Mu¬ 976. When Greek Meets Greek. ion. seum, Exterior View. 977* The Political “Johnny Gilpin”—The Design for South Kensington Mu¬ Start. 1012. seum, Interior View. 978. The Political “Johnny Gilpin”—The Binyon, Brightwen, Ipswjch. Finish. Sunderland Town Hall, View of the 979* "William the Wheelman.” 1013. 980. Exterior. “Will They Work.” Blomfield, Reginald, M. A., London. 981. Back. Drawing of James Street, S. \N . 982. 1014. 20 The White Elephant. House and Grounds at Brockenhurst, Weguelin, J. R., London. 1015. 983. Hants. „ , Illustrations to Anacreon. Proposed English Church at Berne. 984. Illustrations to Catullus. 1016. 116 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Architecture.

Brooks, James, V. P. R. I. B. A., 1047. Junior Constitutional Club, Piccadi! London. 1048. Convalescent Home and Hospital. 1017. Interior Looking East, Liverpool Ca¬ Ernest, George, & Peto, London. thedral. 1049. Collingham Gardens Houses. S. W 1018. West Exterior View, Liverpool Ca¬ 1050. East Hill, Ramsgate. thedral. 1051. 47 Berkeley Square, Interior. 1019. Southeast Exterior View, St. Mary’s, 1052. Shiplakeon Thames, Interior of Ha. Woolwich. 1053. Shiplake on Thames,Exterior of Ha) 1020. Extension Northeast view, St. Mary’s, Hornsey. Fenning, Arthur R. G., London. 1021. Southwest View, Holy Innocents’, 1054. St. Matthew’s Church, Blackburi Hammersmith. Lancashire. 1022. Mansions, Ruede Bord, Cape Town. 1055. St. Matthew’s Church, Blackburi Campbell, Douglas and Morrison, Lancashire. Glasgow. 1056. St. Paul’s Church, Oswaldtwistk 1023. Carnegie Free Library, Ayr,Scotland. Lancashire. CarOe, W. D., London. 1057. St. Luke’s Church, Wilmington 1024. St. John the Evangelist, Stanstead, Cheshire. Essex, Interior. 1058. St. Luke’s Church, Winnington 1025. St. Sepulchre’s, Holborn, Design for Cheshire. Organ. Goddard, Paget, & Goddard, Lei¬ 1026. Adelphi Bank New Buildings, Castle cester. Street, Liverpool. 1059. An Architect’s Home. 1027. Design for Bronze Doors. 1060. Houses, Regent Street, Leicester. Champneys, Basil, London. Gribble, Herbert A., A. R. I. B. A 1028. Harrow School. 1061. Interior of the Oratory Church, 1029. Mansfield College, Oxford. Brompton. 1030. “Moxley,” Holmbury, near Dorking, 1062. Altar of St. Philip Neri, the Oratory, Surrey. Brompton. 1031. St. Mary Star-of-the-Sea Church, Hemmings, Frank, A. R. I: B. A., Hastings. London. Clarke,T. Chatfield, & Son, London. 1063. Albert Hall Estate. 1032. New Buildings on the Duke of West¬ minster’s estate, South Audley Honeyman, John, & Keppic, Glas¬ London. gow. 1033. Block of New Buildings on the Duke 1064. Premiated Design for Glasgow Art of Westminster’s Estate, Nos.385to Galleries, Perspective View. 397 Oxford Street, London. 1065. Design for Glasgow Art Galleries, 1034. The New Bishopsgate Girl's School Part of Elevation to Large Scale. and Chapel, recently built in Spital Horsley, Gerald C., London. Square, Bishopsgate Street. 1066. Design for a Country Museum and Cutler, Thomas W., F. R. I. B. A., Institute. London, 1067. A Small Country House. 1035- Sculpture Gallery, Avery Hill. 1068. New Organ, Bottesford. 1036. Billiard Room, Avery Hill. 1037. Renaissance Gallery, Avery Hill. Jackson, Thomas G., A. R. A., Lon¬ 1038. Picture Gallery, Avery Hill. don. 1039. Drawing Room, Avery Hill. 1069. New Front of Brasenose College, in 1040. Staircase, Avery Hill." the High Street of Oxford. 1041. Turkish Bath Room, Avery Hill. 1070. New Campanile for the Cathedral of 1042. A Country House. Zara, in Dalmatia. 1043. A Corridor. 1071. New Tower and Spire for St. John's 1044. A Card and Billiard Room. Church, Wimbledon. Deane, Sir Thomas N. & Son, Dub¬ 1072. The New Examination Schools and lin. Buildings for Non-Collegiate Stu¬ 1045. Elevation of Design for the Imperial dents in the High Street of Oxford. Institute. 1073. Decorated Case of a Grand Piano¬ Edis, R. W., F. S. A.,F. R. I. B. A., forte. London. Leiper, William, F. R. I. B. A., A. R. 1046. Constitutional Club, Northumberland S. A., Glasgow. Avenue, 1074. A Scotch Mansion, GREAT BRITAIN. 117

Architecture.

Neale, James, F. S. A., F. R. I. B. Spiers, R. Phene, London. A., London. 1102. No. 7 Chelsea Embankment. I(yjt Reredosand Altar,St.Peter’s Church, 1103. Mansion at lmpney, in Worcester. Bushey Heath. Stevenson, John J., London. 5076. Frognal Gardens, Hampstead. 1104. Kensington Court, 1077. St. Alban's Abbey, Herts. 1105. St. Leonard’s Church, Perth. 1078. New Residences, Tunbridge Wells, 1106. Kenhill, Norfolk. Kent. Stokes, Leonard, London. Corpus Christi Priory Church, Man¬ Nevill, Ralph, F. S. A., London. 1107. chester, Exterior. 1079. Snowdenham, Surrey. Two views. Corpus Christi Priory Church, Man¬ 1080. Snowdenham, Surrey, Interior of 1108. chester, Interior. Hall and Stairs. New Church, Folkstone. 1081. Lodge and Cottages, Warley. 1109. Broxwood Court, Hereford. 1082. Cottage Block. 1110. St. Clare’s Church, Liverpool. 1083. House in Dartmoor. mi. Street, Arthur E., London. Pearson, John L., R. A., London. 1112. Frame of Designs, by the late G. E. 1084. View of the Cathedral of Truro, When Street, R. A. Completed—from the Southwest. Kingstone Church, Dorset. 1085. The North Transept of Westminster, m3- 1114. Northwest Porch, Bristol Cathedral. as Now Restored. 1115* North Aisle, Bristol Cathedral. Robson, E. R., F. S. A., London. Tree, Philip Henry, F. R. I. B. A., 1086. Cross Erected in Memory of the Late Leonard’s-on-Sea. John Wichcord. 1116. Church Schools and Parsonage. 1087. Exterior of the People's Palace at 1117- Estate Cottages at Lunsford, Near the East End of London. St. Leonard’s-on-Sea. 1088. Interior of the Library and Reading 111S. Highland Mansions—Entranced rent Room of the People’s Palace. 1119. Highland Mansions — The Garden, 1089. Interior of the Queen's Hall of the Front. People’s Palace. 1120. House and Offices at Battle, Sussex. 1090. Clock Lower at the People’s Palace. 1121. Proposed New Workhouse, Hastings 1091. View of the Royal Institute of Paint¬ 1122. New Wesleyan Church,St. Leonard s ers in Water Colors,Piccaddly,Lon¬ Waterhouse, Alfred, R. A., London. don. 1123. Natural History Museum,South Ken¬ sington. Scott, J. Oldrid, F. S. A., F. R. I. B. 1124. National Liberal Club, Thames Em¬ A., London. bankment. . 1092. Design for the New Town Hall at Watson, T. L., F. R. L B. A.,Glas¬ Hamburg by the late Sir G. G. gow. . . Scott and Mr. J. Oldrid Scott. 1123. ‘Offices of the Glasgow Evening Citi¬ ro93* Design for the New Town Hall at zen Newspaper. Manchester. 1126. Royal Clyde Yacht Club, Hunters 094. Lahore Cathedral. Quay. . . °95* Tower and Spire, Stoke Newington. 1127. Design for Glasgow Municipal Build- 096. Glasgow University, Central Tower. °97- Falkland Island Cathedral. Webb, George W., Reading. ° - Sunningdale Parish Church. 98 1128. The “Roebuck” Hotel on the Thames, °99- St. Paul’s, Manchester. Maple-Durham. 100. Organ, Halifax Parish Church. 1129. Memorial Fountain, Reading. Simpson, Fred. M., London, Young, William, London. tot* Staircase. 1130. Municipal Buildings, Glasgow. 118 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

HOLLAND.

Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 140. Breitner, G. H., Amsterdam. 34. Dutch Artillery. Paintings in Oil. 35. Dutch Cavalry. Abrahams, Miss A., The Hague. Calissendorf, A., Ryswyk. 1. Still-life. 36. In the Alms House at Ryswyk. 2. Flowers. 37. Lawn-tennis. Apol, Louis, The Hague. Cate, S. J. ten, Paris. 3. Autumn; Sunset. 38. Night Scene at Havre. 4. Near the Water-mill. 39. The Thames, Floodtide. 5. Winter Morning. 40. The Thames, Lowtide. 6. Thaw, on the River Ysel. 41. Dutch Landscape. Artz, D. A. C., deceased 1890, The Chattel, Fred J. du, The Hague. Hague. 42. The Lake in the Wood. 7. Girl Knitting 43. On the River (Vecht). 8. The Pet Lamb. 44. A Bright Day. 9. Fall in the Fields. Dommershuizen, Chr., The Hague. 10. Idle Hours on the Dunes. 45. The Maas near Rotterdam. 11. Girl Sleeping on the Dunes. Eerelman,0., The Hague. Bakhuyzen, Miss G. J. van de Sande, 46. Horse Fair at Rotterdam. The Hague. 47. Winter in Holland. 12. Plums. 48. St. Bernard Dog. 13. Roses. Essen, Jan Van, Scherpenzeel. Bakhuyzen, Julius J. van de Sande, 49. Going Homeward. The Hague. 50. A Dutch Farmhouse. 14. Summer Morning. Flier, H. F. vander, Baarn. 15. Driving the Cattle Homeward. 51. Flock of Sheep ; Afternoon. 16. Sunset in Drenthe. Frankfort, Ed., Amsterdam. Bastert, N., Amsterdam. 52. Writing of Divorce. 17. The Fall on the River Yecht. Gabriel, P. J. C., Scheveningen. 18. The Bridge at Nederhorst. 53. Windmills at the Moerdyk (Holland). 19. Little Breeze on the Yecht. 54. The Harvest near Utrecht. 20. The White Sail. 55. A Corner in the Yillage, Veenendaal. Berg, Joan, Paris. 56. A Windmill in the Lowlands. 21. Spring. Haas, J. H. L. de, Brussels. Bilders van Bosse, Mrs. M., The 57. Landscape with Cattle. Hague, 58. Donkeys on the Shore (Picardy). 22. Littlewood Near Oosterbeek. 59. Cows on the Dunes. Bisschop-Swift,Mrs.K.,Scheveningen. 60. Cows Resting. 23. Motherly Cares. 61. Cows Resting. Blommers, B. J., Scheveningen. Haaxman, P., The Hague. 24. At Breakfast. 62. Summertime. 25. Washing Day. 63. A Pleasant Correspondence. 26. On the Beach. Hamel, W., Rolde. 27. Fishing for Shrimps at Scheveningen. 64. Harvest Time. Bock, Theophile de, The Hague. Heemskerck van Beest, J. E. van, Th 28. Rising Moon. Hague. 29. Beech Trees. 65. On the Zuyder Zee. 30. Summer Evening. Henkes, Gerke, Voorburg. Boks, E. J., Antwerp. 66. The Benevolent Society, “ Dorca 31. Surprised. 67. The “ Regenten.” Bosboom, J. dec’d 1891, The Hague. 68. The Knitting School. 32. Dutch Reformed Church, Haarlem. 69. In the Distillery. 33- Synagogue, Amsterdam. 70. A Dutch Peasant, HOLLAND. iiy

Paintings in Oil.

Hogendorps’ Jacob, Mrs. A. van, The Melis, H. J.,Clarlois, near Rotterdam. Hague. 112. Neighborhood of Rotterdam. 71. Roses. xx3- Washing Day. Hoynck van Papendrecht, J., Am¬ Mesdag, H. W., The Hague. sterdam. 114. At Anchor. 72. Artillery Review at Utrecht. xx5* Morning on the Shore at Scheveningen. Hugenholtz, Miss A., Amsterdam. 116. Ready to Sail Out. 73. On the Heath. 117. Summer Morning at Scheveningen. Israels, Jozef, The Hague. 118. In Danger. 74. Alone in the World. Mesdag van Houten, Mrs. S., The 75. Fisherwomen at Zandvoort. Hague. 76. Sweet Home. 119. Still Life. 77. Summer Day on the Shore. 120. Moonlight on the Heath. 78. Type of a Fisherman. 121. Cottage. Jansen, H. W., Amsterdam. 122. On the Heath (Evening Effect). 79. In the Docks (Amsterdam). Mesdag, Kz. T., Scheveningen. 80. Canal at Amsterdam. 123. Water Mill at Ruurlo (Gelderland). Kate, Mari ten, The Hague. 124. View on The Hague from Scheven¬ 81. From the Window at Christmastide. ingen. 125. In the Dunes. Kate, Mz. Johan M. ten, The Hague. 126. Sheepcot at Loenen (Gelderland). 82. On the Zuyder Zee, Isle of Marken. 83. Sailing Out. Mesdag van Calcar, Mrs.G., Scheven¬ ingen. Kever, J. S. H., Amsterdam. 127. The Village Road (Vries, Drenthe). 84. In the Garden. 128. Street at Hattem. 85. A Little Greedy-Gut. Meulen, F. P. ter, The Hague. Klinkenberg, K.f Amsterdam. 129. A Sandy Road. 86. Canal at Amsterdam (Sunset). 130. At the River Side. 87. Drawbr'dge at Amsterdam. X3X- Winter. 88. An Old Tower at Amsterdam. Moes, Miss Wally, Amsterdam. 89. Canal at Alkmaar. 132. Praying Together. Maarel, M. vander, The Hague. Muller, Gerard, Amsterdam. 90. A Flower Woman from Haarlem. x33- Disappointed. 91. A Cook. x34- Afternoon Tea. Mar, D. de la, Amsterdam. Nakken, W. C., The Hague. 92. Peasant Girl. x35- Farmhouse in Limburg. 93« In July. i36- Farmhouse in Welsden. Maris, Jacob, The Hague. Neuhuys, Albert, The Hague. 94* The Two Mills. 137. A Sober Meal. 95- Between the Hague and Delft. 138. The Mother’s Delight. 96. Dordrecht, Sun Effect. x39- Dutch Woman and Child. 97- Fishing Shells. 140. It is the Last One, Mother. 98. Canal at Rotterdam. 141. ocking the Cradle, Maris, William, Voorburg. 142. unlight. 99- Under the Willows. [ibbrig, F. Hart, Amsterdam. J°o. Milking Time. x43- 1 the Tulip Fields near Haarlem, 101. Cow and Calf. iffermans, T., Laren. 102. Dutch Pasture. x44- ‘he Village Carpenter. 103. Duck Pond. >ppenoorth, W., The Hague. 'he Pond in the Wood of l he Hague. Martens, W. J., Berlin. 145- I04* The original of “Love’s Dream.” 146. L Mill in the Swamp. ’oggenbeek, George, Amsterdam. Martens, Willy, the Hague. 105• A Cosy Corner. 147. *06. At the Well. 148. Sunset. TT .. , In the Meadows of Holland. *07. Housework. 149. 150. Near the River. Mauve, Anton (1888), Laren. Roelofs, W., The Hague. Wooclcarts on the Heath. Mills near Rotterdam. ' 'v.vs Going Home. X5X- 152. A Dutch Canal. iHst'u*r Ne1 r the Dunes. Pasture Grounds near the Dunes. lli- Ploughing the Fields (Drenthe). x53« 120 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Ronner, Mrs. Henriette, Brussels. GROUP 141. x54« Coquetry. Paintings In Water Colors, 155- Mischief. 156. In Confidence. Apol, Louis, The Hague. Roosenboom, Mrs. Marguerite, Voor- 196. Winter Night. burg. 197. A Snowy Road. I57* A Garland of Roses (upright). Artz, D. A. C., deceased, 1890, The 158. A Garland of Roses (oblong). Hague. 198. Sadee, Ph., The Hague. A Fisherwoman. 199. Sorrow. 159- On the Beach at Scheveningen. 200. 160. Shrimp Fishing at Scheveningen. Sorrow (first sketch). Bakhuyzen, Miss G. J. van de Sande. Schwartze,MissTherese, Amsterdam. The Hague. 161. The Orphan Girls at Amsterdam. 201. White Roses. 162. Portrait of My Mother. 163. Portrait of Myself. Bastert, N., Amsterdam. 20 2. Near the Farm. Tholen, W. B., The Hague. 203. Winter. 164. Through the Woods. 165. Skating. Bilders van-Bosse, Mrs. M.f The 166. Autumn. Hague. 204. Under the Beeches. Valkenburg, H., Amsterdam. 205. An Alley of Beech Trees. 167. Will You Give Me a Flower? 168. Pleasant Gatherings. Blommers, B. J., Scheveningen. 206. The Frugal Meal. Veder, Hendrik, Rotterdam. I 207. Mother's Darling. 169. View at the Harbor of Flushing. Bock, Theophile de, The Hague. Verveer, Elchanon, The Hague. 208. Mill and River. 170. Here They Are. 209. Landscape. 171. Expecting the Return of the Boats. Borselen, J. W. van., deceased 1892, 172. Gazing into the Horizon. The Hague. Veth, Bas, Dordrecht. 210. Dutch Landscape. 173. On the River in December. 211. A Nook of the Farm. Vogel, J* G., Voorburg. Bosboom, J., deceased 1891, The 174. In the Cornfields (Drenthe). Hague. Vos, Hubert, London. 212. Church Interior. 175. Portrait of H. M. the Queen of Hol¬ 213. Farm Interior. land. 214. Landscape in the Dunes. 176. Old Women’s Almshouses. Cate, S. J., ten, Paris. 177. Poor People. 215. La Rue de la Chapelle, Paris. 178. Angelus. 216. Eight different Views of Paris. 179. Interior of a Farmhouse. 217. Six Different Views of Paris. 180. Russian Peasant. 218. Summer Evening (Finistere). Chattel, Fred J. du, The Hague. Vrolyk, Jan, The Hague. 219. Autumn Evening. 181. Evening near the Farmhouse. 220. 182. Cow Resting. The Fisherman’s Home. Donders Grandmont, Mrs. Hubrecht, Weele, H. J., van der, The Hague. Taormina, Sicily. 183. Ploughing (Summer). 221. A Tired Nurse. 184. Ploughing (Spring). 222. Worn Out. Weissenbruch, J’. Hendrik,TheHague. Eerelman, O., The Hague. 185. V dlage Interior. 223. Little Pugs. Wysmuller, J. H., Amsterdam. Gabriel, P. J. C., Scheveningen. 186. A Dutch Town. 224. The White House near Deventer. 187. Winter Evening (Monnikendam). 225. A Dutch Mill. 188. W inter Evening (Amsterdam). Henkes, Gerke, Voorburg. 226. Zilcken, Ph., The Hague. A Confidence. 227. 189. Golden Leaves. Blacksmith Shop. 228. View of Delft’s Haven. Zwart, W. de, The Hague. Hoeven, Miss C. Pruys van der, 190. Father s Darling. The Hague. yf 191. A Village Corner. ! 229. An Interesting Novel. HOLLAND. 121

Paintings in Water Colors. - Israels, Jozef, The Hague. Neuhuys, Albert, The Hague. 230. Motherly Cares. 266. The Mother and Her Children. Jacob, Mrs. A. Hogendorp, The Offermans, T., Laren. Hague. 267. On the Threshold. 231- Chrysanthemum. 268. In the Hothouse. Josselin de Jong, P. de, The Hague. Oppenoorth, W., The Hague. 232. Autumn. 269. Cut Trees. 233. Sand Barge. 270. Dutch Pasture Ground. Kate, Mari ten, The Hague. 234. A Bombardment. Poggenbeek, Geo., Amsterdam. 235. The Chickens, Isle of Marken. 271. The Duck Pool. Kate, Mz. Johan M. ten, The Hague. Rochussen, C., Rotterdam. 236. The Coffee-Call. 272. Before the Races. I 237. On the Shore. Roelofs, W., The Hague. Kever, J. S. H., Amsterdam. 273. Mill at Abcoude (Holland). 238. The Little Sister. 274. Water Gulls in the Swamps (Holland). 239. The Old Gardener. Roelofs, W., Jr., The Hague. 240. The Young Gardener. 275. Still-life. Klinkenberg, K., Amsterdam. 241. Canal at Amsterdam. Roosenboom, Mrs. Marguerite, Voor¬ 1242. Canal at The Hague. burg. Koster, A. L., Haarlem. 276. A Branch of Roses. 243. The Last Autumn Leaves on The 277. Iris. Ancient Bulwarks of Haarlem. 278. Helianthus. 244. Bridge on The Maas at Maastricht. Sadee, Ph., The Hague. Maarel, M. van der, The Hague. 279. After the Storm. 245. On the Altar. Schutz, W. J., Middelburg. Maris, Jacob, The Hague. 280. Low Tide on the Westerschelde. 246- The Old Nurse. Stortenbeker, P., The Hague. Maris, William, Voorburg. 281. Under the Trees. 247. Young Pigs. 282. Milking-time. 248. Ducks. Valkenburg, H., Amsterdam. Melis, H. J., Charlois, near Rotter¬ 283. Mother and Child. dam. 284. Neighbors. 249, Grandmother and Granddaughter. 285. Woman Reading. 250. Complaints. Veder, Hendrik, Rotterdam. Mesdag, H. W., The Hague. 286. View of the Maas. 251. In Danger. 287. View of the Old Harbor of Flushing. 252. On the Beach at Scheveningen, Twi- Verveer, Elchanon, The Hague. light. 288. To the Market. 2S3* On the Dutch Coast. 289. Happy Family. Mesdag van Houten, Mrs. S., The Veth, Bas, Dordrecht. Hague. 290. Discharging a Steamer. 254* Moonlight. 291. River Scene in December. 255- Heath. Voerman, J., Hattem. 256. Still Life. 292. Still-life. Mesdag Kz., T., Scheveningen. 293. Violets. 257- After Harvest. Vrolyk, Jan, The Hague. 258. Mill at Leende (Noord Braband). 294. Cow-herders. Mesdag van Calcar, Mrs. G. Schev¬ 295. Cow Flouse. eningen. Weel, H. J. van der, The Hague. 259- Violets. 296. Sand Cart. Meulen, F. P. ter, The Hague. 297. In the Snow. 260. Sheep Grazing. Weele, H. J. van der, The Hague. 261. In the Snow. 298. A Sandy Road after A. Manver. (Un¬ Moes, Miss Wally, Amsterdam. published; plate for sale.) 2Q2. In a Village Church. Weissenbruch,J.Hendrik, 1 he Hague. Just Awakened. 299. Landscape (Holland). Nakken, W. C., The Hague. 300. A Sunny Day (Holland). 204. Farmhouse in Limburg. 301. A Young Artist. 265- Farmhouse in Zuyd-Holland. 302. At the Dutch Coast 122 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Water Colors, Engravings and Etchings, Prints.

Wysmuller, J. H., Amsterdam. GROUP 143. 303. Saw-mills at Amsterdam. Engravings and Etchings, Prints. 304. A Dutch Landscape. Zilcken, Ph., The Hague. Croiset van der Kop, Miss J., The 305. The Bridge. (After J. Maris.) Hague. 306. J. L. Motley. (After C. Bisschop.) 313. 2 Still-lifes in one frame. 307. Evening. (After H. \V. Mesdag.) 314. 2 after H. W. Mesdag in one frame. 308. Primavera. (After M. Maris.) 315. Japanese Bronzes. 316. 2 Figure and Boats at Scheveningen Zwart, W. de, The Hague. in one frame. 309. 8 Etchings in one frame. Dake, Prof. C. L., Amsterdam. a Landscape. 317. Portrait of H. M. the Queen of b Landscape. Holland. c Figure. 318. Portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven. d Landscape. Houten, Miss B. E. van, The Hague. e Figure. 319. After Jules Dupre. f Workmen. 320. After Eugene Delacroix. % Man and Boat. 321. After J. F. Millet. h Mill. 322. After Blommers. 323. Study of Birds. 310. 4 Etchings in one frame. 324. 6 etchings in one frame. j Landscape (Drenthe). 325. 3 etchings in one frame. k Landscape. 326. 4 etchings in one frame. / Landscape. Koster, A. L., Haarlem. m Near The Hague. 327. 10 original etchings (artist’s proofs) of picturesque views along the canal 311. 7 Etchings in one frame. from The Hague to Delft. n Landscape. 328. Etching after the picture of Begum, o Rotterdam. “The Quarry” in the museum “Maurit- p Farmhouse. shuis’ at The Hague. (Artist’s proof.) q Child. Storm van Gravesande. C. N., r Milking Time. Brussels. 5 Landscape. 329. Boats on the Meuse. t Street. 330. Breakwater. 312. 3 Etchings in one frame. 331. The Pier. u Digging Sand. 332. Flushing. v Canal at The Hague. 333. The Meuse off Dordrecht. iv Barn. 334. A Dead Calm. ITALY. 123

ITALY.

Sculpture.

GROUP 139. Cambi, U., Florence. 30. Mamma’s Jewel. Sculpture. 31. On the Micide. Albacini, A., Rome. Canonica, P., Turin. 1. Roman Type. (Marble bust.) 32. Surprise. 2. Pompeiian Flower Girl. (Marble.) 33. After the Vow. 3. Pompeiian Water Girl. (Marble.) Dausch, C., Rome. 4. Innocence. (Marble statue.) 34. Night. (Marble.) 5. Bathing Woman. (Marble statue.) 35. Day. (Marble.) 6. Roman Type. (Marble bust.) De Paoli, L., Pordenone. Allegretti, A., Rome. 36. Icarus. (Plaster Statue.) 7. Eve After Sin. Fambri, R., Venice. Apolloni, A., Rome. 37. A Duel. (Bronze.) 8. Beatrice. (Marble medallion.) Ferrari, E., Rome. Apolloni, A., Rome. 38. Lincoln Dying. (Marble statue.) 9. Hon. Chauncey M. Depew. (Marble 39. Lesbia. (Marble bust.) bust.) Fiasehi, Florence. 10. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. (Marble bust.) 40. High Wave. 11. Plaster Cast of Robert Burns’ Monu¬ 41. Gipsy. ment. Gariboldi, E., Milan. 12. Original Design in Plaster for a mon¬ 42. First Gain. umental fountain; Man Struggling 43. Minstrel. with Marine Monsters. Galli, R., Milan. 13. Love’s Dream. (Marble head.) 44. Opus. 14. Mater Purissima. (Plaster statue.) 45. Pastime. ^ 15. American Mythology. (Marble statue.) 46. A Page. Argenti, G., Milan. 47. Directoire. 16. Martyr. (Marble statue.) 48. A Noble Vow. 17* Modesty. (Marble bust.) 49. The Piper. Barbella, C., Francavila. 50. Modesty. 18. Ten Small Terra Cottas. 51. Coquette. 52. Pigeon’s Trap. Bastiani, Florence. 53. Sweet Remembrances. 19. Vintage. 54. The Widow. Bertone, A., Florence. 55. Heroine. 20. Beneficiata. 56. Christopher Columbus. 21. Fruit Seller. Galimberti, G.f Milan. Bottinelli, A., Rome. 57. Alpine Guide. 22. Etrusca. (Marble statue.) Gindici, P., Milan. 23. The Arts. (Six marble statuettes— 58. First Token. Music, Poetry, Painting, Sculpture, Gonnella, E., Milan. Architecture and Dance.) 59. Curiosetta. 21. First Communion. (Marble bust.) Gugliandolo, V., Messina. 25. The Kiss. (Marble statue.) 60. Rosa Donato, Sicilian Heroine. Calvin, P., Milan. Lavezzari, V., Genoa. 26. Othello. 61. The Fisher Boy. 27. Mignon. Luzi, A., Rome. 28. Gipsy. 62. Trasteverina, Roman Type. (Bronze Calzolari, O., Florence. bust.) 29. Fraternal Love. (Marble group.) 63. Sortie de Bal. (Bronze statuette.) 124 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Sculpture. Paintings in Oil.

Luzi, A., Rome. Battistini, Aucona. 64. Arab Shepherd. (Terra-cotta bust.) 97. The Game of Pallina. 65. President Cleveland. (Terra cotta bust.) 98. Dying. Mattoni, A., Ravenna. Battaglia, D., Naples. 66. Disinherited. (Plaster group.) 99. Stable with Cattle. 67. Sappho. (Marble statue, fragment.) 100. Pergolese Rehearsing his Stabat. Monzini, G., Milan. Bazzani, L., Rome. 68. Butterfly. 101. At the Fountain. (Pompeii.) 69. Modesty. 102. fn the Peristilium. (Pompeii.) 70. Marguerite. Bedini, P., Bologna. Olivari, G., Genoa. 103. The Anniversary. 71. A Wreath (bronze). 104. The Favorites. Pardo, V., Rome. 105. Between Two Fires. 72. Christopher Columbus. (Bronze bust.) 106. Victims of Christmas. Ramazzotti, L., Padova. Belinoba, Leghorn. 73. The Poor Flower Girl. (Marble statue.) 107. The Lady of The Pearls. 74. Springtime, Song. (Marble bust.) Berti, G., Venice. Ramazzotti, T., Padova. 108. The Banks of the Brenta, after Child's 75. Dream. (Bronze bust.) Harold’s Pilgrimage. Soeboeck, F. Boldini, G., Paris. 76. Faun and Bacchante. 109. Three Portraits, Soldini, A., Milan. no. A11 extra Team 77. A Thought. (Marble bust.) Bompiani, A,, Rome, Tabacchi, O., Turin. in. In the Woods. 78. Baigneuse. 112. Playing truant. 79. Tuffolina. 113. On the Sly. Trentanove, G., Florence. Bordignon, N., Venice. 80. Mrs. Alfred G. Harrison. (Marble bust 114. At the Country Inn. portrait.) US- E migrants. 81. The Last of the Spartans. (Marble 116. Mathilda. statue.) Bottero, G., Turin. Troubeskoy, P., Milan. 117. Boatmen’s Canal. 82. Garibaldi on Horseback. 118. Mestre Canal. 83. Indian Warrior. 119. The Jurors. 84. Bedouin. Bruenn, L., Rome. 85. Melancholy. 120. A Summer Afternoon in a Roman Villa. Ventura, A., Milan. 121. The First Born. 86. Incroyable. (Marble statuette.) 122. Music Hath Charms. Vignetti, I., Florence. Calderini, M., Turin. 87. Little Shepherd. 123. Painting. Ximenes, A., Palermo. Capone, G., Maiori. 88. Montaineer Piper. 124. Curiosity. (Costume of Maiori.) Zucehi, C., Florence. 125. Summer. 89. Rebecca. 126. Winter. 127. Hush, There is Sister. GROUP 140. 128. A Good Piece of Game. Paintings in Oil. Carcano, F., Milan. 129. Ideal Evening. Aly, Consoli, Florence. 130. Alms for Church. 90. The Court Astrologer. 131. Lombard Plain. Armenise, L. 132. Harvest of Indian Corn. 91. The Village Fete. r33- At Chioggia. Banti, E., Florence. 134. Iseo Lake. 92. The Twilight. 135. The Believers. Barbarini,"S. 136. At Asiago. 93. Dead Water. r37* Ig norance. 94. The Train is Coming. 138. Fall of the Balloon. 95. Sketches From Nature. 139. The Snow Fall at Pescarenico. Barucci, P., Rome. 140. Rest of Fishermen at Chioggia, 96. On the Roman Appennines. (Lake of 141. A Country Family. Scanno.) 142. Arzago. ITALY. m

Paintings in Oil.

143. Study. 181. Summer Clouds. 144. Sunset. Frigeri, Bologna. 145. Four Different Subjects. 182. Garibaldi Sailing for Marsala. Cei, C., Florence. Gabrini, P., Rome. 146. Oil Painting. 183. At Sea. Ciardi, G., Venice. 184. XII October, 1492. (In the convent of 147. Southwest Wind. La Rabida.) 148. Spring Clouds. Gallo, G. B., Florence. 149. Basin of St. George. 185. Family Affections. 150. Sunset at Venice. Gasperini, L., Venice. 151. On the Lagoon. 186. Golden Wedding. Coen, S., Venice. 187. Thrown Off. 152. Girls of the People (Venice). Giannone, N., Palermo. Coleman, F., Rome. 188. Painting. 153- Q ueen Catherine of England. Gioli, L., Florence. Corelli, A. Rome. 189. Pisan Campagna. 154. In the Woods. Guardabassi, G., Perugia. 155. The Angelus on St. Peter’s Day. 190. His Holiness Leo XIII, the latest (Roman Harvest.) portrait, painted from life in the Cortese, Naples. Vatican, January, 1893. 156. The Morning. Guardabassi, G., Rome. 157. Paestum. 191. The Mayor’s Wedding. Corteggiani, M., Palmero. 192. The Old Gipsy’s Prediction. 158. Capucines Catacombs. Guerra, A., Badia di Cava. Corrodi, H. Rome. 193. Beatrice Cenci’s Last Moments. 159. The Convent of St. Lazaro. 194. Raphael and the Cardinal Sigismondo 160. Overflow of the Nile at the Pyramids. Conti. 161. The Tower of Charles V at Spezia. 195. Roman Flower Girl. 162. Fishermen at Their Shrine. 196. Good Fortune Teller. Costa, A., Genoa. 197. Costume of Capri. 163. Side of St.Lorenzo Cathedral in Genoa. 198. The Sanctuary of Cava del Tirenni. Concos, L., Milan. Guerrieri, A., Florence. 164. Oil Paintings. 199. Declaration of Love. D’Andrea, F., Venice. Juglaris, T., Milan. 165. Flora. 200. The Prayer on the Mountain. 166. Surprise. Joris, P., Rome. Dall’Oca, Bianca A., Verona. 201. Recreation in the Country. 167. The Quadrille. 202. The Grandfather’s Day. DaMolin, O., Venice. Loiacono, F., Palermo. 168. A Man’s Head. 203. Two Sicilian Landscapes 169. The Ill Fed. Larini, H., Palermo. DeMartin, G., Naples. 204. Painting. 170. Flower Market at Pompeii. Laucerotto, L., Venice. DeTommasi, P., Rome. 205. Regatta at Venice. 171. Golden Dreams. 206. Madonna. DeMaria, Bergler E., Palermo. 207. Vanity Fair. 172. Sicilian Landscape. Lombardo, Calamica G., Palermo. DiGiovanni, L., Palermo. 208. Painting. 173. Painting. Mancia, L., Palermo. Dovizielli, Rome. 209. Painting. 173Yu Still Life. Mancini, F., Naples. 174. Still Life. 211. Charge of Cavalry. Fedreghini, P., Sinigallia. Malaspina, A., Milan. 175. The Niagara Falls. 212. Two Paintings. 176. The Niagara Rapids. Fillippim, Milan. Mariani, C., Rome. 177. Alpine Calm. 213. The Angel of Music. 178. Four Impressions of Venice. 214. Yo Triumphai. Fragiacomo, P., Venice. Mariani, M., Rome. 179. Idyl on the Lagoon. 215. Rebecca. From Scott’s Ivanhoe. 180. The Little Amalia. 216. Two Flowers. 126 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil, and Water Colors.

Mariani, P., Milan. Salvadori, R., Milan. 217. Five Paintings. 252. 3 Paintings. Martinetti, M., Rome. Sartorelli, Venice. 218. Malaria. 253. On the Lagoon. Milesi, A., Venice. Satini, P., Florence. 219. Papa’s Boat. 254. Interior. Mollica, Naples. Santoro, R., Naples. 220. Rivals. 255. In the Bay of Naples. Mongili, A., Florence. 256. Gipsies. 221. Delia. Savius, A., Bologna. Moradei, A., Ravenna. 257. Post Nubile Phoebus. 222. Baby’s Inducements. 258. In the Fields. 223. Would You Like My Rose? Scarpinato, F., Palermo. 224. Family Joys. 259. Oil Painting. Menacazzi, C., Venice. Serena, L., Treviso. 225. Alpine Landscape. 260. Stall. Musso, G., Palermo. Spence, W.f Florence. 226. Visit at the Temple. 261. Oil Painting. Nani, V., Venice. Simoni, G., Rome. 227. Consequences of Vice. 262. Oriental Woman on the Terrace. 228. Teasing Surprise. Stefani, L., Milan. Nobili, R., Florence. 263. Painting. 229. Listening. 264. Painting. The Mass in St. Mark’s of Venice. Tano, E., Florence. Novo, S., Venice. 265. Tuscan Country. 231. Fruit Seller in Venice. Tarenghi, E., Rome. 232. The Want of All. 266. Contemplation. 233. Fruit Shop in Venice. Ferrara, O., Naples. Panerai, R., Florence. 267. Faith. 234. Landscape with Cattle. Tiratelli, A., Rome. Petiti, F., Rome. 268. Herd of Sheep Crossing the Roman 235. Sorrento Marine. Campagna. Prati, E., Aniedo. Tom, Milan. 236. First Flowers in Venice. 269. Painting. Pusterla, A., Milan. 270. Painting. 237. Painting. 271. Painting. Quaranta, G., Milan. Tommasi, A., Leghorn. 238. Painting. 272. Return From the Market. Ragusa, E., Palermo. 273. After Sunset. 239. Fled Away. Tuminetti, A., Milan. 240. The Giulia. 274. Oil Paintings. Rapetti, C., Milan. Trombone, A., Naples. 241. Painting. 275. Landscape. Reycind, E., Turin. Van Elven, P. T., Milan. 242. On the Po Embankment at Turin. 276. Caravan by the Dead Sea. Rinaldi, C., Florence. 277. Market at Chaumont. 243. Hopeless. Vollaro, P., Naples. Rocchetti, Torres A., Palermo. 278. A Moment of Rest. 244. Painting. Wolf, Venice. Roi, P., Venice. 279. In the Kitchen. 245. Vanity. Zanetti, G., Venice. 246. The Friends of Once. 280. The Garden of Venice. Rossi, Florence. 281. The Island of Malamocco and Tor- 247. The Stable. cello. Ricci, F., Rome. 282. Canal of Torcello. 248. Rehearsing the Lesson. GROUP 141. 249. Interrupted Nap. Paintings in Water Colors. 250. Sweet Remembrances. Aureli, G., Rome. Riols, Palermo. 283. Presentation of Monseigneur de Riche¬ 251. Painting. lieu to Henri IV of France. ITALY.—JAMAICA. 127

Paintings in Water Colors, Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings.

Battaglia, A., Rome. Martinetti, M., Rome. 284. Mower Girls in the Campagna. 296. Beggar. Pennachini, D , Rome. Crisafi, N., Palmero. 285. Monte Pellegrino. (Palermo.) 297. Baby is No More! 286. Guadagna on River Oreto. 298. Tarantella. Simoni, G., Rome. Corelli, A., Rome. 299. Market at Sorrento. 287. Woman of the Latrum. 300. The Last Days of the Ramadam. 288. Man of the Latium. Tiratelli, C., Rome. 289. Serenade. 301. The Patron Saint’s Day. DeTommasi, Rome. 290. Making Ready for the Procession. GROUP 144. 291. The Best of the Booty. Chalky Charcoal, Pastel and Other Draw¬ 292. Say, Yes. 293. Puzzled. ings. Guardabassi, G., Rome. Capranica del Grillo G. 294. Scholar Monk. 302. Nennella. 295. Holy Water Cup, St. Peter's Church, 303. Thecla. Rome. 304. Truth.

JAMAICA.

Paintings in Oil, Paintings in Water Colors.

GROUP 140. GROUP 141. % Paintings in Oil. Paintings in Water Colors. Lee, Mrs. L., Chapelton. 1. Paintings. Bland, Mrs., Trinityville. Thompson, Charlton, Morant Bay. 3. Paintings of Flowers. 2. Paintings. 128 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

JAPAN.

Sculpture, Paintings in Water Colors.

GROUP 139. Toshiaki Shimamura, Sessho Sug- Sculpture. itani, Chikanobu Hashimoto, Gaho Hashimoto, Kunichika Toyowara, Bunzo, Fujita, Tokio. Gekko Ogata, Shotei Watanabe, 1. Plaster cast. Nobu Tomo Kano, Gyokusho Kaw- Hiromu, Okada, Tokio. abata, Katei Taki, Gyokuden Murase, 2. Bronze group. Yukoku Noguchi, Koseki Kose, Ichitaro, Morimura, Tokio. Kanho Araki, Sessho Sugitani, all of 3. Copper art work. Tokio; Renjyo Ichimi, Rashu Ishi- Kanetaro, Imai, Tokio. kawa, Keisen Ikeda, Shigeo Ivvash- 4. Bronze cast. ima, Keinen Imao, Kansen Inouye, Kaneya, Miyashita, Tokio. Keikwa Hasegawa, Gyokujyun Hase- 5. Marble. (Sculpture.) gawa, Gesshu Hada, Zaisen Hara, Koun, Takamure, Tokio. Goun Nishimura, Seido Bessho, Mit- 6. An Old Monkey. (Sculpture.) sutake Tosa, Yusetsu Tokuriki, Kuhei, Hayashi, Tokio. Bunkwa Obata, Shuseki Okutani, 7. Bronzes. Setsuka Kanzaka, Kogai Kawamura, Masakichi, Suzuki, Tokio. Yoshimichi Kawabe, Shigyokudo 8. Bronzes. Kato, Yurin Kakehi, Kwakyo Kado, Tadaichi, Shiotsu, Shimane. Seisho Yoshida, Setsudo Yoshioka, 9. Chased picture frame. Seikei Yoshitani, Kokyo Taniguchi, Teruchika, Tamino, Toyama. Gekko Tanaka, Seiho Takenouchi, to. Incense burner. Yuho Tanaka, Shigeyo Takenouchi, TotarO, Kikuchi, Tokio. Tadataka Takenouchi, Yuko Take- 11. Bronzes. gawa, Shunrin Taniguchi, Ichikwa Tsuginori, Kozaki, Tokio. Tanaka, Soryu Tamura, Sekkei Tan¬ 12. Bronzes. aka, Seiroku Tanomura, Shuho Tan- Tsunetaro, Nakamura, Tokio. omura, Shinko Tanomura, Shoko 13. Plaster casts. Tanomura, Kwako Tsuji, Kai Tsuda, Yazaemon, Yokoyama, Tokio. Eirin Tsuchida, Koho Nagai, Keizan 14. Bronzes. Mumemura, Manshu Uyeda, Kitsudo Yeikichi, Hayashi, Tokio. Uchimi, Oyo Kunii, Shunkyo Yam¬ 15. Bronzes. amoto, Masayuki Yamamoto, Bunko GROUP 141. Yamada, Busetsu Yasuda, Korei Mayekawa, Chikusui Maruyama, Paintings in Water Colors. Bunryo Mayekawa, Gyokushu Fujii, 16. A collection of 186 paintings in water Shunsui Buto, Seireu Fujishima, colors after the Japanese style, no Daiseki Fujita, Jyogaku Kojima, object titles being furnished: Gokyo Kobayashi, Ryukyo Asae, Sinjiro Ikeda, Jimpachi Ito, Shume Bunsui Sakakibara, Gyokukei Saw- Iwasaki, Yoshibumi Inouye, Ryotaro azu, Hobun Kikuchi, Kwangetsu Hara, Tadakuni Hashimoto, Moto- Kimura, Chikudo Kishi, Kyugaku haru Nishiwaki, Nankoku Osawa, Kishi, Gokyo Miyake, Koho Mizuno, Kunitaro Kieneda, Masanobu Kano, Gyokusho Minoda, Senseki Shiba- Yubi Tanaka, Ryuzaburo Takahashi, yama, Toyo Shimizu, Gekkwa Momoi, Osarnu Tsuchida, Mokichi Naga- Shungaku Mori, Bunbin Hisamatsu, inine, Seitaro Nagase, Kokoku Mu- Tamahiko Suzuki, Shonen Suzuki, rata, Yoshio Muraoka, Yashiro Ujii, Zaisen Hara, Mitate Kawabe, Bairei Bunkyo Nomura, Beisen Kubota, Kono, Chikudo Kishi, all of Kioto; Fuko Matsumoto, Hono Fukuda, Gotaro Emori, of Osaka; Katsuyoshi Tama Komiya, Rie Asama, Jyotaro Shoami, of Okayama; Keinen Imao, Araki, Sojiro Saito, Masaaki' Yuki, Tanshin Tsuruzawa, Naohiko Kunia- JAPAN. 129

Paintings in Water Color, on Enamel, etc., Etchings, Carvings.

ai, Nagatoshi Sakakibara, Gyokusen GROUP 144. lochizuki, Sobun Morikawa, Shonen Engravings and Etchings; Prints. Suzuki. 23. A Collection of “hanging” pictures by the following artists, no subject GROUP 142. • titles being furnished: Sutezo Hayashi, Shokoku Wakabay- Paintings on Ivory, on Enamel, on Metal, ashi, Hiromatsu Nakagawa, Fujigusu on Porcelain or Other Wares; Nakatani, Ushimatsu Nakagawa, Fresco Paintings on Walls. Zempachi Yamada, Harumichi Mat- sumoto, Naoshiro Fukata, Naobumi Eizaburo Kato, Nagoya. Fukata, Unsen Koyama, Mitsuteru 17. Enamel. Haruzane Higuchi, Saga. Sawai, Toranosuke Hirai, Tai Mori- 18. Painting on Porcelain. zumi, all of Osaka. Jimbei Kawashima, Kioto. GROUP 146. 19. Kawashima Goblin, with Flower Bas¬ Antique and Modern Carvings; Engrav¬ ket. ings in Medallions or in Gems. Jyubei Kato, Nagoya. Ichitaro Morimura, Tokio. 20. Enamel. 24. Carved Ivory. Kanzaburo Shimizai, Tokio. Kuhei Hayashi, Tokio. 21. Hanging Pictures. 25. An Eagle. (Carved wood.) Tetsunojyo Atobe Najoya. Tokisaburo Masui, Shizuoka. 22. Painting on Porcelain. 26. Engraved Metal. 130 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Halligan, Mrs. G. Sculpture. 20. Kennedyea Rubeia. 21. Wistaria. Chevreux, A. F., Sydney. Willis, Miss. 1. Specimens of fruits carved in New 22. Study of Loquats. South Wales marble. 820 Fullwood, A. H. Hooworth, G., Sydney. 23. “How sweet the moonlight sleeps upon 2. Figure of “Diana,” executed in New this bank, South Wales freestone. 820 Here we will sit, and let the sounds of McCarthy, C. W., M. D., F. R. C. S. music I., Sydney. Creep in our ears; soft stillness of the 3. Portrait bust, in plaster, of Madame night Sara Bernhardt. 820 Becomes the touches of sweet har¬ 4. Portrait bust, in plaster, of Mr. John mony.” Dillon, M. P. 820 Fullwood, A. H. 24. Shoalhaven River, from Cambewarra. GROUP HO. 25. Rain and Sunshine. Paintings in Oil. Hunt, C. H. 26. Summer. Art Society of New South Wales, 27. The Milkmaid. Sydney. Mcllwaine, Mrs. A collection of paintings in oil by mem¬ 28. Australian Swamp Oaks. bers of the society: 29. In the Shade of the Gum Tree. Piguenit, W. C. 30. A Bit of Australian Bush. 5. Sunset, Looking up Lane Cove from Bell, Miss Ada. the Avenue. 31. Flowers from the Residence of Sir 6. Spring; Lane Cove from Italia. Spencer Wells, Hampstead, London. Stephens, Miss E. A. Bell, Miss Ada. 7. White Peonies. 32. English Blue Flags. 8. Portrait of Hon. James Norton, M. L. McGregor, A. S. C., M. D. 19 Dprplirt Williamson, Mrs. 34. ’ Port Phillip by Night—A Calm. 9. Hollyhocks. Collinridge, Arthur. 10. Gum-tree Blossoms. 35. Discovery of the Hawkesbury River by 11. Single White Roses. Captain Phillip. 12. Christmas Bush. Collinridge, Arthur. 13. View from Coalcliff, New South Wales. 36. Man-of-War Steps, Sydney Harbor. Creed, Miss. Combes, Edward, C. M. G., M. L. C., 14. Star of Bethlehem. Sydney. 15. Sunflowers. 37. Monument of La Perouse, Botany Bay. Collingridge, A. 16. Woy Woy, Brisbane Water. Doyle, Miss J. M., Goulburn. Reid, D. G. 38. Scene from Lake Bathurst. 17. Autumn Pasture, Richmond, New Drinkwater, Charles, Newcastle. South Wales. 39. Nambucca River, from Fernmount, Fischer, A. J. looking north. 18. “Revenge.” Flemming, Mrs. M. P., Sydney. Gant, J. 40. William Ewart Gladstone Eyre. 19. Sunset, Ruamahunga River, New 41. Portrait: “The Most Rev. Archbishop Zealand. 6 Vaughan, Sydney.” 131 NEW SOUTH WALES.

Paintings in Oil.

Weatherboard Falls, Blue Mountains. Holden, R. Henry, Kiama 66. a. Aborigines of New South Wales \\ dd (N. S. W.) Duck Hunting. Mountain Scene, Katoomba. (N. S. \\ .) Holmes, Cecil, Sydney. Miner’s Camp by Moonlight, Lithgow. a Portrait from life: Sir Henry Parks, G. (N. S. W.) C. M. G., M. P. Scene on the Mountains, Mount Vic¬ M’Carthy, C. W., M. D.f F. R. C. S. toria. (N. S. W.) I., Sydney. Pallette Knife Scene, Bulli Pass. (N. 44. Portrait: Madame Sara Bernhardt as S. W.) “Cleopatra.” Coast Scene, near Botany. (N. S. W.) Pinhey, Mrs. Charles, “ Aratong,” Wheeny Creek, Hawkesbury River. Sydney. (N. S. W.) 45. Southdown Sheep. Bulb Pass and Kiama in the distance. Rowan, Mrs. Ellis, Upper Macedon, Victoria. (N. S. W.) 46. Panels of Lilies. Scene at Mossman’s Bay. (N. S. W.) 47. Panel-Acanthus. Scene at Emu Plains. (N. S. W.) Sherman, Mrs. L. S., Sydney. Scene at Richmond. (N. S. W.1 48. The Young Medical Student. Scene on the Hawkesbury River. (N. Thomas, Woolaston J., Sydney. S. W.) 49. A Pioneer’s Quarters, Campbelltown. Coast Scene, Bondi. (N. S. W.) Trustees of the National Art Gallery Scene, Parramatta River. (N. S. W.) of New South Wales, Sydney. Scene at Pitt Town, on the Hawkes¬ A loan collection of paintings in oils bury River. (N. S. W.) by artists of New South Wales. , Coast Scene, Broken Bay. (N. S. W.) Ashton, J. R. Hut by Moonlight at Broken Hill. (N. JO. Portrait of Sir Henry Parkes, G. C. M. S. W.) G., M. P. . Scene at Port Jackson. (N. S. W.) Ashton, J. R. . Swamp Scene near the Coast, Manly. »i. The Prospector, (N. S, W.) Lister, W. Lister. ,. Scene at Randwick. (N. S. W.) i2. After the Shower. Scene at Narrabeen. (N. b.AV.) Spence, Percy. Bark Hut, Clyde River (N. S. W.) i3* “The Ploughman Homeward Plods His 1. Creek Scene, Blue Mountains. (N. W eary Way.” S. W.) Piguenit, W. C. ). Scene at Gosford. (N. S. W.) >4. The Upper Nepean. ). Mountain Scene, Kurrajong.(N. W. S.) Mahoney, Frank P. [. Three Deserted Hut Scenes, Morning, 55- Rounding up a Straggler. Noon and Night. (N. S. W.) Hunt, C. H. 2. Scene at Broughton Pass. (N. S. W.) }6. Evening.’ 3. Grose Valley. (N. S. W.) Condor, C. 4. Coast Scene, Newcastle. (N. S. W.) 57. Departure of the "Orient.” 5. Wattle Flat. (N. S. W.) Mahoney, Frank P. 6. Bulli Pass. (N. S. W.) 58. "As in the Days of Old.” ,7. Scene at Blacktown. (N. ‘I w x Roberts, Tom. ,8. Coast Scene at Coogee Bay. (N. S. W.) 59. Eileen. 19. Bushrangers’ Bay. (N. p. W.) Roberts, Tom. Scene at Woy Woy, Brisbane Water. 60. Aboriginal Head. (N. S. W.) Stoddart, Mary. >x. Scene in New Zealand. T 61. "From Earth to Ocean.” )2. Three Pallette Knife Scenes, Lane Fullwood, A. H. Cove River. 62. The Station Boundary. 33. Scene on the Lynn. (N. S. 34. Scene on the Lynn. (N. S. •) Watson, A. E., Sydney. □5. Loch Ard. Loan collection of oil paintings, by (N. J. H. Carse. 06. Scene on the Nepean River. 63- Cattle Watering, Bulli Pass. S. W.) 64. Farmyard at Mulgrave. (N. S. W.) 07. Bush Fire. 65. Scene at Tilba Tilba. (N. S. W.) 08. Cattle Track. 132 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS

Paintings in Water Colors.

GROUP 141. 138. Metrosideros Florida. (N. Z.) Hoheria Populnea. (N. Z.) Paintings in Water Colors. 139. Eucalyptus Calophylla. (W.A.) Art Society of New South Wales, 140. Boronia Ledifolia. (N. S. W.) Sydney. A Collection of Paintings Boronia Triphylla. (N. S. W.) in Water Colors, by Members of the 141. Hoheria Populnea. (N. Z.) Society: 142. 1. Dendrobium Sumneri. (Q.) Hunt, C., Horbury. 2. Dendrobium Canaliculatum. (Q.) 109. On the Hawkesbury. 143. 1. Eriostemon Danceolatus. (N. S. W.) no. Valley of the Murrumbigbee. 2. Eriostemon Umbllatus. (N. S. W.) Minns, B. E. 144. Euyptus Ficifolia. (W. A.) hi. Lady Macquarie’s Chair. 145. Capparis Lasiantha. (W. A.) Spence, P. F. S. 146. Clianthus Dampierii. (S. A.) 112. Sheep Droving, Australia. 147. Grevillea Robusta. (Q.) Heron, W. 148. Cryptandra Arbutiflora. (W. A.) 113. Looking Seaward, Little Coogee Bay. Hovea Triaperma. (W.A.) McGregor, A. S. 149. Hibiscus Heterophyllus. (N. S. W.) 114. A Rift in the Storm. 150. Actinotus Helianthi. (N. S. W.) 115. A Summer Day, Cape Schank. Hovea Linearis. (N. S. W.) Rowan, Mrs. Ellis, Derreweit, Upper Euphrasia Brownii. (N. S. W.) Macedon, Victoria. 151. Calycothrix Muricata. (W. A.) A collection of 99 pictures of the flora of Calycothrix Strigosa. (W. A.) Australasia: painted by the exhibitor. Calycothrix. (W. A.) 116. Goodennis Coerules. (W. A.) 152. Ceratopetraleum Gummiferum. (N. Leschenaultia Floribunda. (W.A.) S. W.) 117. Cassia Brewsterii. (Cairns Ranges, Q.) 153. Albizzia Tozeri. (Q.) 118. Alectryon Excelsum. (N. Z.) 154. Clematis Aristata. (N. S. W.) 119. Rhodomyrtus Macrocarpa. (Q.) 155. Euj jenia Macrocarpa. (Q.) 120. Albizzia Lucyi. (Cairns, Q.) 156. 1. D ampiera Spicigera. (W. A.) 121. Persoo Niapinifolia. (N. S. W.) 2. Triraphis Bromoides. (W. A.) Capparis Nobilis. (N. S. W.) 157. Tetratheca Nuda. (W.A.) 122. Coleus Scutellarioides. (Q.) 158. 1. Sprengelia Incarnata. (N. S. W.) Aneilema Gramineum. (Q.) 2. Epacris Pungens. (N. S. W.) 123. Verticordia Nitens. (W.A.) 3. Thryptomene Ciliata. (N. S. W.) Verticordia Nitens. (W. A.) 159. Melaleuca Wilsoni. (Viet.) Verticordia Nitens. (W. A.) Kunzea Corifolia. (Viet.) 124. Josephinia Grandiflora. (Somerset, Q.) Melaleuca Ericifolia. (Viet.) Grevillea Polystachya. (Q.) 160. Ipomoea pes Caprae. (Somerset, Q.) 125. Hibiscus Hiigelii. (W. A.) Hypoestes Floribunda. (Q.) 126. Erythrina vespertilio. (Prince of 161. Arauja Albens. Wales Island.) Styphelia Aggregatta. (N. S. W.) 127. Gossypium Sturtii. (N. S. W.) 162. Eugenia Var. Macrocarpa. 128. Tylophora Grandiflora'. (N. S. W.) 163. Dendrobium Speciosum. (N. S. W.) Hemigenia Purpures. (N.S. W.) 164. Billardera Longiflora. (Tas.) Eremophila Bignoniflora. (N. S. W.) Gualtiera Hispida. (Tas.) 129. Brachychiton Bidwilli. (Q.) 165. Eucalyptus Maculata. (Viet.) 130. Asclepias Curassavica. (Normandy, Q.) 166. Halgania Corymbosa. (W. A.) 131. Dendrobium Bigibbum. (New Guinea.) Spinifex Longifolius. (W. A.) 132. Cordlyine Murchisonise. (Rockhamp¬ Stylobasium Spathulatum. (W. A.) ton. 167. Hakea Amplexicaulis. (W. A.) Melaleuca Leucadendron. (Rock¬ Bossiaea Pulchella. (W. A.) hampton. 168. Abutilon Geranioide. (W. A.) 133. Boronia Microphylla. (N. S. W.) Claytonia Polyandra. (W. A.) Lasiopetalum Ferrugineum. (N. S. W.) 169. Ipomoea Grandiflora. (Q.) Mitrasacme Polymorpha. (N. S. W.) Dracaena Angustifolia. (Q.) Drasophyllum Secundum. (N. S. W.) 170. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis. (China.) 134. Sesbania Grandiflora. (W. A.) 171. Eremaea Violacea. (W. A.) 135. 1. Andersonia Ccerulea. (W. A.) Erernaea Acutifolia. (W. A.) 2. Cryptandra Arbutiflora. (W. A.) Melalauca. 136. Hibiscus Manihot, (W. A.) Balaustion Pulcherrmum. (W. A.) I37» Erythrina Indica, (Somerset, Q.) 172. Telopea Speciiojssim

Paintings in Water Colors, Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings.

173. Cochlospermum Gillivrayi. (Q.) 209. Platytheca Galioides. (W. A.) 174. Bombax Malabaricum. (Q.) Tetratheca Hirsuta. (W. A.) 175. Dendrobium Superbiens. (Q.) 210. Styphelia Xerophylla. (W. A.) 176. Candollea Pilosa. (W. A.) Daviesia Cordata. (W. A.) Sphenotoma Squarrosum. (W. A.) Ricinocarpus Glaucus. (W. A.) Scaevola. (W. A.) 2X1. Hovea Celsi. (Perth, W. A.) Lobelia Tenuior. (W. A.) Daviesia Nudiflora. (Perth, W. A.) Conospermum Densiflorum. (W. A.) 177. Dendrobium Undulatum. (W. A.) 212. Bauhinia Hookeri. (Q.) 178. Kennedya Coccinea. (W. A.) Eurycles Amboinensis. (Q.) 179. Clitoria Ternatea. (Fern Island Q.) Erythrina Indica. (Q.) 180. Pimalea Sulphurea. (W. A.) Sharp, Alferd, Newcastle. 181. Gompholobium Polymorphum. (W.A.) 213. The Christmas Tree of New Zealand Marianthus Coeruleo-punctatus. (W. in Bloom. A.) 214. Banks of Camden Haven River, New 182. Marianthus Ringens. (W. A.) South Wales. Astartea Fascicularis. (W.A.) 215. The Vegetable Octopus of New 183. Kennedya Nigricans. (W. A.) South Wales. 184. Melaleuca. (N. S. W.) 185. Anthocercis Viscosa. (W. A.) Trustees of the National Art Gallery Kennedya Comptoniana. (W. A.) of New South Wales, Sidney. 186. Victorian Flowers. Loan collection of water-color draw¬ 187. Aster Exul. (W. A.) ings, by artists of New South Wales. 188. Group of Stylidiums. (W. A.) Minns, B. E. 189. Group of Hakeas. (W. A.) 216. Crescent Head, Point Plomer. 190. Grevillea. (N. S. W.) Fullwood, A. H. 191. Group of Sundews. (W. A.) 217. Kangaroo Valley. 192. Patersonia Glabrata. (N. S. W.) 218. Cathedral Rocks, Kiama. 193. Evolvulus Alsinoides. (Q.) 219. Jervis Bay, Shoalhaven River. Lindernia Crustacea. (Q.) Roth, A. B. 194. Tecoma Australis. (Q.) 220. Bathurst Plains, from Kelso Church¬ 195. Epacris Impressia. (Viet.) yard. 196. Ipomcea Grandiflora. (Q.) 197. Erica. (N. S. W.) Ashton, J. R. 198. Eugenia. (Q.) 221. The Shoalhaven River at its Junction. 199. Hugonia Jenkinsii. (Q.) with the Broughton. 200. Tabernaemontana Pubescens. (Q.) Lister, W., Lister. 201. Exocarpus Cupressiforinis. (Viet.) 222. Stonehenge, New England. Aster Myrsinoides. (Viet.) 223. Graham’s Valley, New England. Aster Ramulosus. (Viet.) Ettern, C. Varonica Derwentia. (Viet.) 224. Govett’s Leap. 202. Zyris Pauciflora. (Q.) Commons, Donald. Aneilema Granmineum. (Q.) 225. The Coast, near Ben Buckler. Philhydrum Lanuginosum. (Q.) Bevan, E. Candollea. 226. “A Preliminary Puff” 203. Erythrina Indica. (Q.) Hanson, E. 204. Chloris Ventricosa. (Q.) 227. Silvery Seas. Wahlenbergia Gracilis. (De Candolla Q.) GROUP 144. Phaseolus Adenanthus (Meyer. Q.) 205. Marianthus Bignoniaceu (F. v. M. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Draw¬ Viet.) ings. 206. Anigozanthos Manglesii. (W. A.) Anigozanthos Bicolar. (W. A.) Grice, Benjamin J., Sydney. 207. Anigozanthos Fuliginosus. (W.A.) 228. Design for ceiling decoration. Abutilon Micropetalum. (Q.) Montefiore, E. L., J. P., R. A. A. S. 208. Aristotelia Peduncularis. (Tas.) A., Sidney. Notelea Ligustrina. Tas.) 229. Original drawing in candle-smoke: Styphelia Billardieri. (Tas.) Coast Scene, Bondi, Sydney. 184 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

NORWAY.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. CLASS 820 Grimelund, Johs., Paris. Sculpture. 29. At the Entrance of the Hardanger* fjord. Sinding, Johanna, Copenhagen 1. By the Shore. Gronvol, Bernt., Bergen. 2. A Child. 30. Summer Day in Norway. Svor, Anders, Christiania. 31. An Old Man. 3. David. Gude, Nils., Christiania. 4. A Farmer. 32. Heartsick. 5. A Little Girl. 33. Portrait. (Henrik Ibsen.) Tonnesen, Ambrosia, Bergen. Hansteen, Nils., Christiania. 6. Hjordis. 34. Norwegian Fjord. Visdal, T., Christiania. 35. Norwegian Landscape. 7. Bust of Mr. Knudsen. 36. Marine. (Pilot.) 37. From Oresund. Class 822. 38. From Hornbak. (Denmark.) Skeibrok, Mathias, Christiania. 39. Winter Day at Skagen. (Denmark.) 8. Bust of Bjornstjerne Bjornson. Heyerdahl, Hans, Christiania. GROUP 140. 40. Oui ou Non. Paintings in Oil. 41. Bathing Boys. 42. Fishers. H. R. H. Prince Eugen. 43. By the Shore. 9. Lake. 44. Birch Woods. 10. Landscape. 45. From Aasgaardstrand. Arbo, P. N. 46. Portrait of Mr. Sivert Nielsen, President 11. Valkyrie. of the Storthing. (Norwegian Con¬ Backer, Harriet, Christiania. gress.) 12. From Tannum Church. 47. Portrait of Mrs. Laura Gundersen. Berg, Gunnar, Svolvar. 13. From Lofoten. Hjerlow, Ragnvald, Christiania. Borgen, Fr., Christiania. 48. Springtime in Paris. 14. From Gudbrandsdalen. Hjersing, Arne, Christiania. 15. Landscape (Autumn). 49. From Asker. 16. From Southern Norway. Holmboe, Thorolf, Christiania 17. Norwegian Landscape. 50. In the North Sea. 18. From Ojer, 51. Nocturne. Bratland, Jac., Christiania. 52. Autumn. 19. A Commission for Tax Assessment. 53. Marine. Collett, Fredrik, Christiania. 54. Snow Storm. 20. Winter. Jorgensen, Sv. Drammen. 21. After Sunset. 55. Want of Employment. 22. Thawing Weather. 23. The Devil’s Hole. Kaulum, H., Laurkullen. 24. Mesna, Lillehammer. 56. Herringfishery at Hvaloerne. Diriks, Edvard, Christiania. 57. From Skiorhalden. 25. On the Norwegian Coast. 58. From the Herringfisheries. 26. Winter. 59. Herringfishery, Winterday. Falsen, Mimi, Christiania. Kielland, Kitty, Stavanger. 27. In Thought. 60. The Christiania Fjord. Gloersen, Jacob, Christiania. 61. An Old Bridge in Norway. 28. After Sunset. 62. Summer Night in Norway. NORWAY. 135 --- Paintings in Oil and Water Colors.

Kolsto, Fr., Bergen. 104. Three Fishers. 63. A Summer Day on the Coast. SOmme, L., Christiania. 64. The Ship’s Boy. 105. Interior. Konow, Karl, Gausdal, Norway. Sorensen, Jorgen, Christiania. 65. Going to Church. 106. From Romsdalen. Kroh^, Christian, Christiania. 107 The Old Pavilion. 66. Leif Eriksson Discovers America. Stenersen, Gudmund, Stavanger. Krohg, Oda, Christiania. 108. Sunday. . Summer Evening. 109. Snowy Day in the Fjords, . Sun Spots. no. Peasant’s House. Larum, Oscar, Christiania. Steineger, Agnes, Bergen, 69. Twilight. nr. Les Nourrissons. Moe, Sigurd, Stavanger. 112. Portrait. 70. From Hafrsfjord. Strom, Halfdan, Lillehammer. Munthe, Gerhard, Sandviken, Chris¬ 113. Siesta. tiania. 114. Portrait. 71. Evening in Eggedal Norway. Stromdal, Georg., Christiania. 72. Girl, Hallingdal. 115. July, 1814. The Beacon Lighted the 73. The Old Farm. Enemy in the Country. 74. W.'nter. Tannas, Marie, Christiania. Munthe, Ludv., Dusseldorf. 116. Landscape. 75. Norwegian Village. 117. River. Mllller, Johns, Ostre Aker. 118. Winter. 76. The Last Sun-rays. Thaulow, Fritz, Paris. 77. Cloudy Weather. 119. Retour de Travail. Mdller, N. B. 120. Behind the Mills. 78. Norwegian Landscape. 121. Winter at Christiania. Normann, Adelsten, Berlin. Torgersen, Thorv, Christiania. 79. Summer Night Lofoten. 122. Moor. 80. Raftsund Lofoten. Vackermann, M., Christiania. 81. North Wind. (Coast of Norway.) 123. A Drama of the Woods. Petersen, Eilif, Christainia. Wentzel, Gustav, Christiania. 82. Evening. 124. Breakfast. 83. Sheep Shearing. 125. Midsummer Night. 84. A Strand Bird. 126. Confirmation Banquet. 85- Summer Day. 127. Sunday Evening. 86. Portrait. (Alexander Kielland.) 128. Morning. 87. Summer Evening. Werendkiold, E., Christiania. Ring, Helga, Fredrikstad. 129. Portrait. (Mother of Bjomstjerne 88. Carriage Gentry Passing. Bjorn son.) 89. Busy. 130. Portrait. (Erika Nissen.) Rusti, Olav, Leikanger-Sogn. 131. Portrait. (Edv. Grieg.) 90. From the Cloister of Maulbronn. 132. Brother and Sister. 91. Cloisterhall. 133- Portrait. (Bjornstjerne Bjornson.) Schiwe, Jacob, Helsingor. 92. Winter in Germany. GROUP 141. Sinding, Otto, Christiania. Paintings in Water Colors. 93. From Rondane. Munthe, Gerk. Sandviken, Christi- 94. Misty Morn. ania. 95. Summer Night. Fairy Tales: 96. Wreckers. 134. Troll’s Cave. . The Glacier. 135. Wooers. . Mountain Pasture. 136. The Wise Bird. 99. From Lofoten. 137. Frightened. Singdahlsen, Andreas, Christiania. 138. Three Princesses. 100. Sunset. 139. The Serpent. Skredsvig, Chr., Sandviken. 140. The Child and the Angel. 101. The Son of Man. 141. The Wicked Stepmother. 102. Winter. 142. The Song. Somme, Jacob, Christiania. 143. The Hell Horse. 103. The Lay Preacher. 144. The Buck’s Bruse. 136 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Engravings and Etchings, Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings.

GROUP 143. Thaulow, Fr. Engravings and Etchings. 147. By the River. (Winter.) 148. In March. Nordhagen, Joh., Christiania. 145. Five Etchings. Werenskiold, Erik, Christiania. 149. Drawing. GROUP 144. 150. Drawing. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other Drawings. 151. Drawing. Nielsen, Eivind, Christiania. 152. Drawing. 146. Drawings in a Frame. 153. Drawing.

RUSSIA.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. Bobroff, Victor Alexeievitch. Sculpture. 20. Erzkus Herzke—A Jew from Kovna. Beklemisheff, Vlamidir Alexandro- (1886.) vitch. Bodareffsky, Nicolay Kornilovitch. 21. 1. A Runaway Slave. (A Group in A Wedding in Little Russia. Plaster.) Bronnikoff, Fedor Andreievitch. 22. 2. Caprice. (Plaster.) Christian Martyr. (1878.) (Property Dillon, Maria, Lvona. of the Academy.) 3. Bliss. (Statue in Bronze.) Bruni, Nicolay Alexandrovitch. Gunzbourg, Ilia Takovlevitch. 23. The Candle-bearers. (Property of the 4. Statuettes in Bronze. (Property of the Academy.) Academy.) Dmitrieff-Orenbursky, Nicolay Dmit- 5. The First Music. rievitch. 24. 6. Count L. Tolstoi. A Drowned Man in a Country Place. 7. Statuette, Mr. T. T. Schischkine. 25. The Military Painting Shop. 26. 8. Statuette, Mr. A. T. Rubenstein. Sunday in a Village. 9. Statuette, Mr. P. T. Tchaikoffsky. Ducker, Eugenie Eduardovitch. 27. 10. Statuette, Mr. V. V. Vereschaguine. Noon. (Property of the Academy.) 11. Statuette, Mrs. P. T. Strukoff. Endoguroff, Ivan Ivanovitch. 28. 12. Statuette, Mr. V. V. Stasoff. The Early Spring. (Property of the 13. Bust of the Count L. Tolstoi. Academy.) 29. 14. Bust of the Protessor D. D. Mendel- A Heavy Rain. (Property of the eieff. Academy.) 15. The Bathing Boys. (A group in 30. A Winter Evening in a Village. Plaster.) Fedders, Julius, Ivanovitch. 31. My Villa. (Property of the Academy.) GROUP 140. Frentz, Rudolf Fedorovitch. Paintings in Oil. 32. An Inn. (Property of the Academy.) Galinhsky, Visdislaff Nihailovitch. Collection of Pictures Exhibited by the 33- Forest. Imperial Academy of Fine Arts.* Graedkoffsky. Ashnazy, Isaak, Lvovitch. 34- In the Swim. 16. The Parents of Moses. Holmsky, Vasily Andrievitch. 17. Celebration of the Sabbath. 35- TheMushroomGatherersTaking a Rest. 18. The Bridegroom (A Talmudist) on (1888.) (Property of the Academy.) Probation. Jacoby, Valerian Ivanovitch. Baroness Vrangel, Helena Karlovna. 36. The Ice Palace. (1881.) (Property of 19. Winter. the Academy.) RUSSIA. 137

Paintings in Oil.

Juravleff, Firs Sergeievitch. Macopsky, Constantin, Egorovitch. 37. Hay Market at Rest. 68. A Bacchanal. 38. He Loves Me—He Loves Me Not. 69. The Bride’s Attire. 39. The Family of a Street Musician. 70. Portrait of a Lady. Kiffshenho, Alexei Danilovitch. Makovsky, Vladimir Egorovitch. 40. The Military Counsel at Fily. (Prop¬ 71. The Gamblers’ Quarrel. erty of the Academy). 72. The Niggard. 41. A Wolf Caught Alive. (Property of 73. A Public Market in Moscow. (1879.) Academy.) 74. The Wayfarer. 42. Assorting Feathers. 75. Little Russian Tobacco Smokers. 43. At the Crater of Lediasi. Mestchersky, Arseni Ivanovitch. Klagis, Fedore Andreievitch. 76. The Narva Roads. (1886.) (Property 44. Interior View of the Church of the of the Academy.) Saviour at Moscow. Morozoff, Alexander Ivanovitch. Klever, Julie Julievitch. 77. The Escape of Gregorie Utreprieff near 45. Forest. (Property of the Academy.) the Frontier Lithnanian. (Property of the Academy.) Klodt Von Jurgensburg, Baron Mihail 78. The Harvest; a copy of the Picture be¬ Constantinovitch. longing to the Emperor. 46. The Czar’s Bounty. Novoskolzeff, Alexander Nicolaie¬ Korovin, Constantine. vitch. 47. Spanish Girls. 79. Head of a Negro. (Property of the 48. Taking Tea. Academy.) Korzuhin, Alexey Ivanovitch. 80. The Last Minutes of the Metropolitan 49. The Evening before the Wedding. Phillip. (Property of the Academy.) Novoson, Vasily Ivanovitch. 50. Peasant life. (Property of the Acad¬ 8®. A Free Dining-room. (Property of the emy.) Academy.) Kovaleffsky, Pavel Osipovitch. Pasternak, Leonid. 51. Excavation of Rome. (1878.) (Property 82. Home again. of the Academy.) Pelevin, Ivan Andreievitch. Kramskoy, Ivan Nicolaievitch, 83. The First Born. (Property of the 52. Portrait of Mr. Soloffieff. (Property of Academy.) the Academy.) Peroff, Vasily Grigorievitch. 53. Portrait of the Artist’s Daughter. (Prop¬ 84. The Anglers. (1873.) erty of the Academy.) Pimonenko, Nicolay Karlovitch, Kratchkoffsky, Josiff Eustaffievitch. 85. Easter Halloween. (Property of the 54. The New Moon. (Property of the Academy.) Academy.) Polenoff, Helena. 55. A July Morning. 86. After the Bath. Krugitsky, Constantin Eakovlevitch. 87. Before the Examination. 56. The Heat over, A Fresh Breeze on. Repine, Elias Evimovitch. (1889.) (Property of the Academy.) 88. The Cossack’s Answer. (Property of 57. After Work. the Academy.) 58. Winter. (1888.) Savinsky, Vasine Eumentievitch. 59. A Night in Little Russia. 89. The Invention of the Sick Prince Po- Kuriard, Palageia Petrovna. jarski to accept the Command of the 60. A Landscape. Army. (Property of the Academy.) Kuznezoff, Nicolay Dmitrievitch. Savitzky, Constantin Appollonovitch. 61. The Justice of the Peace. (1888.) 90. For Christ’s Sake. 62. In the Garden. (1889.) Sedoff, Gregory Siemenovitch. 63. The Interrupted Breakfast. 91. Vasilisa Melentievna. (1882.) Lemock, Lari Vikentievinch. Shishkin, Ivan Ivanovitch. 64. Peasant Girls. 92. A Forest. Levithan, Isaac. Siemiradsky, Henry Hip poly tovitch.^ 65. Holy Day in a Convent. 93. Christ in the House of Lazarus. (1887.) Litovtchenko, Alexander Dmitrievitch. (Property of the Academy.) 66. The Italian Embassador, Calvuc Draw- 94. Frina. (1887.) (Property of the Em¬ the Favorite Falcons of the Czar. peror.) 67. Auexsey Mihailovitch. (Property of Stepanoff, Alexei. the Academy.) 95. The Hunt. 138 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil and Water Colors, Antique and Modern Carvings.

Svertchkoff, Nicolay Egorovitch. 109. The Farewell of Columbus in Palos 96. The Pony that Killed a Wolf. before going to Sea. TchistiakofF, Pavel Petrovitch. no. The Arrival of Columbus’ Flotilla on 97. The Grand Duchess, Sophia Vitoff- the American Shore. tovna, at the Wedding of the Grand hi. Naples, By Moonlight. Duke Vasilie II, “The Dark," 112. The Gondola. (In Venice.) (1433) Tearing off Demetrie Dons¬ 113. Saving Himself in a Boat. koy’s Belt from the Duke Vasilie, 114* Garibaldi and the Garibaldians on “The One-Sighted.” (1882.) (Prop¬ the Deck of a Steamer. erty of the Academy.) 115. Yalta in the Morning. Tvorojnikoff, Ivan Ivanovitch. 116. A Storm on the Crimean Coast. 98. A Lay Brother Selling Images. (1888.) 117- A Street in Bakhtchisaray. (The (Property of the Academy.) Capital of Crimea, during the do¬ 99* Grandmother and Grandchild. (1889.) minion of the Tartars.) Property of the Academy.) 118. A Boat in r. Storm. Vasilieff, Fedor Alexsandrovitch. 119* A Lantern in the Sea of Marmora. 100. After the Rain. (Property of the 120. Constantinople. Academy.) 121. The Breakers on the Sea of Azof. Venig, Kark Bogdanovitch. 122. The Breakers on the Black Sea Coast. 101. A Russian Girl. (1889.) (Property of 123. Yalta at Night. the Academy.) 124. Environs of Malaga. VolkofF, Efim Efimovitch. Alexeieff, Alexander Hypatievitch. 102. Morning. 125. An Italian Girl. (1884.) Willewalde, Bogdan Pavlovitch. 126. Head of an Italian Girl (1889). 103. You To-Day and I To-Morrow. (Prop¬ erty of the Academy.) Zagorsky, Nicolay Petrovitch. GROUP 141. 104. A Sore Heart. (Property of the Academy.) Paintings in Water Colors. 105. Morning Tea. Endoguroff, Sergey Ivanovitch. I27- A Quiet Day. 128. After the Storm. Aivazovosky, Ivan Constantinovich. 129. Evening. 106. The Ship “ Santa Maria " on its way to America, when Columbus, during a heavy storm was surrounded by GROUP 145. the Revolting Crew. 107. Columbus Landing with his suite at Antique and Modern Carvings. San Salvador. Adamson. 108. Young Columbus Saving himself on 130. The Dying Hyacinthe. (Wood Carv¬ the Mast of a Mercantile ship, set ing.) on fire by a Venetian Galley, off the Shores of Portugal. SWEDEN. 139

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SWEDEN.

Sculpture, Paintings in Oil.

GROUP 139. 29. Landscape, River Valley of the Indal- selfven. Sculpture. Bergh, R., Stockholm. Akerman, W., Paris. 30. Portrait of Miss A. B. 1. Madonna. (Plaster relief.) 820 31. An Old Song. 32. Landscape. 2. “Sensitiva.” 820 Btirjesson, Prof. John, Stockholm. BjOrck, O., Stockholm. 33. Portrait of Baron J. M. Nordenfalk. 3- The Brothers. (Bronze group.) 822 Eriksson, Christian, Paris. 34. Interior of Cow-house. Carl von Line. (Plaster relief.) 820 35. Portrait Study. 4- 5- “ 1779.” (Marble.) 820 Bonnier, Eva, Stockholm. 6. Blindman’s Buff. (Bronze vase.) 822 36. My Housekeeper. Hasselberg, Per, Stockholm. 37. Music. 7- The Snowdrop. (Plaster statue.) 820 38. Portrait; Mr. H. L. 8. The Frog. (Plaster statue.) 820 Borg, A., Stockholm. The Water Lily. (Plaster statue.) 820 39. Scene from Fair in Orebro. 9- 10. Louis de Geer. (Plaster bust.) 820 40. Elk Hunt. 11. Prince Eugen. (Bronze bust.) 822 Bredberg, Mina, Stockholm. 41. Portrait of a Russian Artist. 12. Olof Wijk. (Bronze statuette.) 822 822 Chadwick, E., Stockholm. 13- P. Fiirstenberg. (Bronze statuette.) Ludeberg, Th., Prof., Stockholm. 42. Carmencita. 14. Relief for the Decoration of a Mantel- 43. Rainbow. piece. 821 44. “ My Boy.” Matton, Ida, Paris. EkstrOm, P., Segerstad, Oland. 820 45. Moon rise, Saro. IS- “ Mama.” (Marble statue.) Nystrbm, Alf., Stockholm. 46. Breaking Up of the Ice, Oscarshamn. 16. The Lion of Gothia. (Plaster.) 820 47. Dawning, Normandy. Soderman, N. Aug., Stockholm. 48. Landscape, Marstrand. i7- John Ericsson. (Plaster statuette.) 820 49. December Midday Sun, Oland. Wallgren, Antoinette, Paris 50. Autumn, Oland. 18. Bretonne. 820 Ericsson, Joh., Gothenburg. 51. Moonrise. GROUP 140. H. R. H. Prince Eugen of Sweden and Paintings in Oil. Norway. 52. The Forest. Albert, G., Paris. 53. Autumn Day. French Landscape. 19. 54. The Temple. 20. French Landscape. Andersson, J. A. G., Stockholm. Feychting, H., Stockholm. (Swedish 21. Winter Fishing. Pavilion.) Arborelius, O., Stockholm. 55. Regatta in the Archipelago. 22. Landscape in Dalecarlia. Genberg, A., Stockholm. (Swedish Pavilion.) 23- Hay Carting in Dalecarlia. 24. Sunday Morning in Dalecarlia. 56- View of the Tottehummeln, Areskutan, Sweden. 25- Bridal Procession in Dalecarlia. Beer, A., Stockholm. (Swedish Pa¬ 57. Church of Are, in Jemtland, Sweden. vilion.) Hagborg, Aug., Paris. 26. The Castle of Tido, Sweden. 58. Beggar. Behm, Wilhelm, Gnesta. 59. Evening. 60. Low Tide. 27- Birch Grove, Sddermanland. 28. Winter Landscape. 61. " Bijou and Honore.” 140 DEPARTMENT K.—FINE ARTS.

Paintings in Oil.

Hermelin, O., Baron, Osterby, Tor- Osterlind, Allan, Stockholm. shalla. 101. The Orphans. 62. Autumn. Pauli, G., Stockholm. Jansson, Eug., Stockholm. 102. Legend. 63. Twilight in May. 103. Midsummer’s Night. Jungstedt, A. Stockholm. (Swedish 104. Winter Morning in Stockholm. Pavilion.) Pauli, Hanna, Stockholm. 64. Portrait of H. R. M., the King of Swe¬ 105. Portrait; Vennie S. den. 106. Portrait; K. Nordstrom, the Artist. 65- Railroad Laborers. 107. The “Name’s-day.” Kayser, Elisabeth, Stockholm. Rosen, G. von Count Prof., Stock¬ 66. Peasant Woman, Normandy. holm. Kindborg, J., Stockholm. 108. Nordenskiold. 67. Landscape, Wermland, Sweden. 109. Portrait; Count Lagerberg. Kretlger, Nils, Warberg. no. Portrait; Prof. G. W. Palm. 68. Summer Evening. Rosenberg, Edv., Stockholm. 69. Street View from Warberg. hi. View of Norrstrom and the Royal 70. Evening. Palace of Stockholm. 71. Winter Idyll. Salza, C. F. von, St. Louis. 72. Evening. 112. Portrait. Kronberg, Julius, Professor, Stock¬ Schultzberg, A., Grangarde. holm. 113. The First Snowfall. 73. Portrait of Charles XII. 114. The Last Sunbeam Kulle, J., Stockholm. 115. Evening (Picardy). 74. Scanian Peasant's Cottage Schulzenheim, Ida von, Stockholm. Larsson, Carl, Gothenburg 116. “Too Hot.” 75- My Family. 117. Greyhounds. 76. “ Ulf ” in the Sunset. Sparre, Emma, Baroness, Stockholm. 77. A Swedish Fairy Tale. 118. Interior of the Castle of Gripsholm Liljefors, Bruno, Upsala. (Swedish Stolpe, Marie Louise, Stockholm Pavilion.) 119. In Meinoriam Linnei. 78. Bear Hunting. Svensson, C. F., Stockholm. 79- Fox Shooting. 120. Sailors in the Oresund. 80. Game Shooting. Thegerstrbm, R., Stockholm. 81. Hawk’s Nest. 121. A Calm. 82. Foxes. Thorne, Alf., Stockholm. 83. Wild Geese. 122. Namndo in the Archipelago of Stock¬ 84. Night. holm. 85. Grouse Shooting. 123. Trolling. Lindholm, B., Gothenburg. 124. Oat Harvest. 86. Rocks, Scania. Tradgardh, Carl, Paris. 87. The Cattegat, off Halland’s Vadero. 125. Going to Market. Lindman, Ax., Stockholm. 126. Cow-keeper. 88. Terrace in Positano. Wahlberg, Prof. Alf., Paris. 89. Way Along the Coast at Amalfi. 127. Night on the Swedish Coast. 90. Capri with Castiglione and Monte 128. Evening (Hallands' Vadero.) Salaro. 129. Stockholm in Moonlight. 91. Surf at Bagno di Tiberio. 130. Misty Night, Oise. 92. Naples, Riviera di Chiaia. 131. River Landscape (Eure.) 132. Morning (Oise.) LundstrtJm, Ernst, Stockholm. 133- View from the West Coast of Sweden. 93- “Berzelii Park,” Stockholm. WahlstrOm, Charlotte, Stockholm. 94- Lhe Norrstrom, Stockholm. 134. Moonrise. Nordstrom, Karl, Hoga, Bohuslan. Wallander, Alf., Stockholm. 95* The Yellow House. 135- “Putte.” 96. Winter Landscape. Westman, Edw., Stockholm. 97* Twilight. 136. Spring Evening. 98. In Winter Harbor. 137. Hay-making in Normandy. 99* Sunset. Zorn, And. L., Paris. Norrman, H., Tranas. 138. “Margit.” 100. Autumn. 139. Omnibus. SWEDEN. 141

Paintings in Water Colors, Frescoes, Engravings, Pastels and Other Drawings.

165. “Kornhamn,” Stockholm. 140. Ball. 166. The Furstenberg Art-Gallery in Goth- 141. Fair in Mora, Sweden. enberg. 142. A Toast in “Idun.” Haig, A. H., Haslemere, Surrey, 143. A Forest Study. England. 144. Sunset. 167. The Cathedral of Burgos. GROUP 141. 168. Arab Students, Cairo. 169. Arab Quarters, Cairo. Paintings in Water Colors. 170. In Rhine-Land. Boberg, Anna, Stockholm 171. Towing in the Prize. 145. Venice. 172. Wisby, Twilight. 146. Gondolas. 173. Stockholm. 147. View from Menaggio. Rosen, Count, G. von, Prof., Stock¬ Ericsson, Anna, Gothenburg. holm. 148. View from Ronneby, Sweden. 174. Six Etchings. 149. Moon-rise. Zorn, And. L., Paris. Gellerstedt, Prof. A. T., Stockholm. 175. Statuette of my Grandmother. (Wood.) 150. Swedish Views. 176. Etchings. Hermelin, T., Baron, Stockholm. GROUP 144. 151. Runic Monuments. Chalk, Charcoal, Pastel and Other 152. The Barrows of Upsala. Drawings. John, Ellen, Stockholm. 153. The Baptistry of Sienna. Andren, V., Stockholm. 177. Views and Characters from Stock¬ Larson, Carl, Gothenburg. holm. 154. Portrait; Mrs. F. H. R. H. Prince Eugen, of Sweden 155. Interior of Dalecarrian Peasant Cot¬ and Norway; Stockholm. tage, winter time. 178. Summer Day. Tiren, J., Stockholm. Jansson, Eug., Stockholm. 156. Landscape with Lapps. 179. Venus. 157. Lapp on Snow Skates. (“Skidor.”) Liljefors, Bruno, Upsala. 158. Lapps Catching Reindeer. 180. Eight Drawings. Nordstrom, Karl, Hoga, Bohuslao. GROUP 142. 181. Night. Paintings on Ivory, on Enamel, on Metal, 182. Moonrise. on Porcelain or Other Wares; Fresco 183. Dawning. Painting on Walls. 184. Moonlight. Wallander, Alf., Stockholm. Althin, C., Stockholm. 185. A Poulterer. 159. Decorative Painting. 186. Evening Sun. GROUP 143. 187. Coffee Party Sixty Years Ago. Engravings and Etchings; Prints. GROUP 145. Boberg, F., Stockholm. Antique and Modern Carvings; Engrav¬ 160. Birger Jarl. ings in Medallions or in Gems, 161. St. Catherine Church, Stockholm. Cameos, Intaglios. 162. Interior of Italian Yard. Norman, A. E. 163. The Choir of San Marco, Venice. 188. Columbus’ Arrival in America. (Cut Haglund, R., Stockholm. with pen-knife from a solid block 164. The German Church in Stockholm. of hardwood.)

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