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SIR R. PEEL'S COLLECTION. The Reconciliation of the Romans and more-place, Park-lane. -- His lordship Sabines; The Wolf-hunt; The Chase is the possessor of a few important and of Diana. fine pictures by Holbein, also one by Ruysdael. A small Woody Scene; Parmegiano, representing the Holy Landscape after Rain; View of a Vil- Family, and several other works of lage; Landscape, with Man and Sheep; modern English masters. Landscape, Man fishing.

Steen, Jan. Playing at Nine-pins;

Interior of a Room.

LORD OVERSTONE, 22, Norfolk-street, Park-lane, has also a valuable collection of the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish masters.

We

Teniers, D. A Shepherd in a Landscape; The Seven Works of Mercy; LORD WARD'S COLLECTION. Le Manchot; A Village Dance; Portrait of himself. have been kindly informed by Lord Terburg. An Interior, with three Ward that it is his intention to throw Figures. open his gallery (which will, we believe, Titian. Venus admiring herself in remain in the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly) a Looking-glass; Herodius with the to strangers during the months of the Head of John the Baptist; The MagGreat Exhibition. Our space will not dalen. admit of our giving a lengthened description of all the pictures, therefore we have only mentioned those which first claim the attention of the visitor,

Vandervelde, A. A Woody Landscape; Hay Harvest.

Vandervelde, W. A View on the Dutch Coast, and numerous Vessels.

at the same time this collection is so Vandyck. Portrait of Charles I.; select that they all deserve a careful inQueen Henrietta Maria; Holy Family, spection. The Crucifixion, a fine altarwith Angels; One of the Children of piece, the work of Raffaelle, is so carefully Charles I.; Virgin and Child; William and well painted, that it has often been Prince of Orange and Count Nassau. taken for one of his master's (PeruVelasquez. Stag-hunt in the Park gino), and were it not inscribed with of Aranjuez; Portrait of Phillip IV. of Raffaelle's name, it would be so attriSpain. An imaginative composition, Veronese. Our Saviour on the by Angelico da Fiesole, is an admirable Mount. work, and justly deserves commendain tion for the grace with which the and figures are drawn. Other pictures, by Rembrandt, Guido, Canaletti, etc.,

Vinci, L. da. Infant Jesus asleep the Virgin's Arms; Infant Jesus St. John the Baptist.

buted.

Vanderwerf. St. Margaret, clothed claim the attention of the stranger and

in a white robe and blue mantle. Wynants. Landscape.

connoisseur.

THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL'S COLWouvermans. La Ferme au Colom- LECTION, Whitehall Gardens. bier; Landscape; La Blanchisseuse Backhuysen. Sea-shore; Entrance Flamande; Landscape, with Soldiers, etc. of the Thames.

LADY GARVAGH'S COLLECTION, Port- Berghem. Landscape-Ruins and man-square, is very good. One paint-Cattle; Stag-hunt in a Wood.

ing especially claims notice, viz. a Cuyp. An Old Castle; Cows drinkRaffaelle, representing the Virgin Mary, ing on the Banks of a River; Dutch holding the Infant Christ, who is pre- Parlour Scene. senting a pink to St. John. Visitors wishing to see these pictures must apply to Messrs. Graves and Co., Pall Mall.

LORD NORMANTON'S COLLECTION, Sea

Coques, Gonzales. Family Scene.
Collins. Four Coast Scenes.
Douw, G. The Poulterer's Shop.
Dobson. Portrait of himself.
Hobbima. Watermill; Wood Scene;

The Avenue; Ruins of the Castle Vandyck. Genoese Senator and his

of Brederode.

Hooge, De. Interior, with Figures; Interior of a paved Court, with Figures, 1658.

Wife.

Vander Heyden. View in Cologne.
Vandervelde, A.
Amusements, 1668;

A Calm; Winter

Figures and Cattle
Farm Buildings

1661;

Vandervelde, W. Breeze; A Calm,
A Calm, 1654; Beach at Scheve-

Jardin, Karl du. Cattle reposing, crossing a Brook; 1659; Cattle and Figures crossing a and Castle. Brook; Landscape and Figures.

Lingelbach, J. The Hay Season.

Vanderbank. Sir Robert Walpole ;

Lawrence, Sir Thomas. Lady Peel, ning; A small Calm; A Light Breeze; in a Hat; Miss Peel, with a Dog; A Gale. Duke of Wellington; Lord Chancellor Eldon; Lord Stowell; Earl of Liver- Rysbrack the Sculptor. pool; Canning in the House of Commons; Lord Aberdeen.

Lely, Sir P. Cowley as a Shepherd; Nell Gwynne.

Wouvermans. Interior of a Stable; Halt of Officers; Group of Figures; Coast Scene, with Fishermen; An Ass in a Landscape; Sandy Road and

Landseer, Sir E. The Good Shep- Figures. herd; Miss Eliza Peel, with Spaniel.

Wynants. Landscape, 1659; Small

Metzu, G. The Music Lesson; The Landscape and Figures. Duet.

Mieris, F. Le Corsage Rouge.

Wilkie. John Knox preaching.
WALLERSTEIN COLLECTION, at Ken-

Mieris, W. Young Woman with sington Palace, occupies the state apart

Fish, Poultry, etc.

Moucheron. Garden Scene.
Mulready. Rustic Interior.

ments on the south side of the Palace, and possesses great interest from the rarity of many of the pictures. They consist of productions by the Byzantine,

Netscher. Lady with Distaff, 1671; Maternal Instruction; La Balle da early German, Italian, and Flemish Savon. masters. There are ten of the Byzan

Ostade, Van. A Village Scene; Win- tine, illustrating the style adopted by ter Scene on a Canal. the early Christian painters. Fifteen Ostade, A. Van. The Alchemist, are early Italian, and show the state of

1660.

Potter, P. Landscape and 1654. Rembrandt. Portrait of a

man.

GentleRicci, S. A Mythological Subject. Rubens. Le Chapeau de Paille; Triumph of Silenus.

the art in Italy in the 14th century. Cattle, There are sixteen of the Flemish and Dutch school. Twelve by Wilhelm of Cologne and the Van Eycks; and thirtyseven by the Dutch masters of the 16th century. By the kindness of His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Mr. Louis Gruner, of 13, Fitzroy-square, is perRuysdael. Waterfall over Rocks; mitted to grant tickets of admission. Grand Woody Landscape, with Water. COLLECTION OF THOMAS BARING, Reynolds, Sir J. Robinetta; The Esq., M.P., Charles-street, BerkeleySnake in the Grass; Dr. Johnson; square.-Our space will not permit us Edmund Burke; Admiral Keppel. to give the whole catalogue of this valuRoberts, D. Departure of the able collection. The following are a

C. A. BREDEL, Esq., Eaton-square, Figures. possesses a valuable collection of Dutch pictures.

;

Deelen, Van. Interior of a Church. Douw, G. Candlelight Scene COLLECTION OF T. HOLFORD, Esq., Woman with a Hare, Vegetables, etc. at present at Russell-square.-This col- Friano, T. de San. The Visitalection of pictures is extremely valuable, tion.

and can boast of several fine drawings Flink, G. Portrait of a Lady; Porby the ancient masters. The following trait of a Gentleman.

is a list of the artists whose works are Guercino. Christ bound; Noli me amongst this collection, viz. :-Bellini, Tangere; Angelica and Medora.

S. del Piombo, Titian, Tintoretto, A. Giorgione, Judith with the Head of Carracci, L. Carracci, P. Veronese, Ve- Holofernes.

lasquez, Vandyck, Dosso Dossi, Murillo, Guido. The Grecian Daughter; Greuze, Hobbima, Teniers, Wouver. Hymen burning the Darts of Cupid; mans, Paul Potter, Du Jardin, Vander- The Adoration of the Shepherds; Luvelde, Giorgione, Bonifazio, P. Vecchio, cretia; Bacchus and Ariadne; Head A. del Sarto, G. di Ferrara, Claude, of the Saviour. N. Poussin, G. Poussin, Rubens.

Gyssels. Dead Swan, with small GALLERY OF H. T. HOPE, Esq., Birds; A Kermesse, with a multitude M.P., Piccadilly.—The mansion being of Figures. yet uncompleted, many of the following pictures are not hung:

Albano. The Virgin appearing to St. Justinian.

Bartolomeo, Fra. St. Francis pray

ing.

Griffier. View on the Rhine.

Holbein. Portrait of a Gentleman. Helst, Vander. Halt of Travellers. Huysum, Van. Small Landscape; Another, Italian Scenery; Landscape, with Figures; Flowers, etc.; Fruit,

Hooge, P. de. An Interior, with

Berkheyden. Four Town Scenes; Flowers, etc. two Town Scenes; View in a Dutch City; Stadt House at Amsterdam. [Figures.

Hobbima. Wood Scenery.

Slingelandt. Woman at a Window;

Schalken. Man reading by Candle

Huytenburg. A pair of Battle Monk reading.
Scenes; A pair of Town Scenes.
Jordaens. Repast with our Saviour;
Composition of Figures.

Jardin, K. du. Garden Scene, with
Cavaliers.

Lairesse. Death of Cleopatra. Lingelbach. Italian Market-place, with Figures.

light.

Schumann. The Connoisseur.
Storck. A pair of Sea-pieces.
Titian. Temptation of our Saviour;
Holy Family and St. Catherine.
Tintoretto. Holy Family.
Terburg. The Music Lesson; The
Trumpeter; The General.
Van Tol.

Mieris, W. The Temptation; Wo-
man selling Vegetables; Woman selling
Onions; A Lady buying a Fowl; A
Gentleman offering Grapes to a Lady; Draughts; Soldiers smoking.
The Proposal; The Judgment of Paris.
Metzu. Curiosity; Lady reading a
Letter, and a Servant waiting; Student|
writing; Lady in a Satin Petticoat.

The Usurer; A School.
Teniers, D. Soldiers playing at

Mieris, F. An old Gentleman with a Violin.

Netscher. Lady at a Window, with
Parrot and Ape.

Ommeganck. Cattle in a Landscape;
Ostade, A. Exterior of a Cabaret.

Vanderneer. The Marriage; Conversation.

Van Os. Fruit; Flowers.
Vandyck, P. Two Ladies.
Vandyck. Charity; Ascension of
the Virgin; Virgin and Child.

Veronese, P. Virtue leading Hercu-
les; Himself between Vice and Virtue.
Vasari. The Six Poets of Italy.
Vander Heyden. View of Buildings

Conversation at a Cottage-door; Ex-in Holland; Ditto; Outside a Dutch

terior of a Cottage, with Figures.

Poussin, N. Historical; Apollo and

the Muses.

Poussin, G. Italian Landscape.
Poelemberg. Nymphs bathing;

Vandervelde, A. Enclosed Pasture,

Nymphs and Sea-monster; The Adora- Cattle, &c.; Cattle at a Watering-place.

tion.

Potter, Paul.

Vanderwerf. Group of Figures; The Three Cows in a Incredulity of Thomas; Magdalen

Landscape; Cattle in a Storm; Exte- reading; Lot and his Daughters.

rior of a Stable.

Raffaelle. Portrait of Marc Antonio; The Dancing Girl; St. Michael vanquishing the Dragon.

Rubens. Small Landscape; Death of Adonis.

Romanelli. Virgin and Child,
Rosa, S. Mountainous Scene on the
Coast; Martyrdom of a Saint.

Rembrandt. Portraits of a Lady and
Gentleman; Our Saviour in the Tempest.
Ruysdael. Landscape, Cattle, and
Figures.

Spagnoletto. A Saint.
Schiavone. The Nativity.
Schidone. Holy Family.

Sarto, A. del. St. Sebastian.
Steen, Jan. A Repast; Ditto.

Verkolie. Lady bathing; Saturn and Jupiter.

Vander Ulft. View in Rome Old Town Hall of Amsterdam.

Uchterveld. Musicians and two Females drinking.

Vecchio, P. Venus and Cupid. Weenix. Dead Stag and Birds; Swans and Peacock.

Wynants. Road Scene over Broken

Ground.

Both, J. Landscape and Waterfall; delabri; Holy Family, with St. John. Landscape; Ditto and Figures; Ditto;

Landscape.

Rembrandt. Lucretia.

Reynolds, Sir J. Portrait of Mrs.

Boxall. Lady reclining, reading a Stanhope: Portrait of Mrs. Robinson ; Letter.

Callcott. Cathedral Scene.
Carracci, A. Toilet of Venus; Holy
Family, etc.

Castelli, V. Assumption of the Virgin.

Claude. Landscape, with Figures. Collins. Children on Sea-shore. Constable. View of Hampstead Heath; Another ditto; Landscape. Correggio. Holy Family, with Angels Cuyp. Farm Buildings.

Portrait of Kitty Fisher.

Romano. Dance of Angels. Romney. Portrait of Mrs. Billington; Portrait of Lady Hamilton.

Rubens. An Allegorical Sketch; Discovery of Achilles; Meeting of Jacob and Laban; Triumph of Religion Holy Family, with St. Anne.

Sarto, Del. Dead Christ.

Steen, Jan. An Interior; Scene in front of a Cottage; Repast ended; Love-making.

Elzheimer. Lot and his Daughters. Stephanoff. A Composition from Etty. Venus rising from the Sea; "Ivanhoe.'

Venus recumbent, with Cupid; Cupid Stothard. Eve plucking the Forand Psyche.

Franquelin. Child sleeping on Couch.

Gainsborough. Portrait of a Lady. Garofalo. Adoration of the Shepherds.

Greuze. Head of a Girl; Portrait of his Daughter.

Giorgione. Virgin, Child, etc.; Portrait of Duke of Ferrara.

Guardi. Piazza of St. Mark.
Guercino. St. Jerome.
Guido. Adoration of the Shepherds;
St. Sebastian; Cleopatra with the Asp.
Hart. Interior of a Catholic Church.
Hogarth. Harlot's Progress; Ditto.

bidden Fruit; Nymphs and Cupid; a Diana sleeping; The Elements.

Swaneveldt. Italian Landscape