Aert van der Neer - River scene Illustrated catalogue of 100 paintings of old masters from the Sedelmeyer Gallery (14580244218) (cropped)

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Title: Illustrated catalogue of 100 paintings of old masters of the Dutch, Flemish, Italian, French, and English schools : belonging to the Sedelmeyer Gallery, which contains about 1000 original paintings of ancient and modern artists
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Galerie Sedelmeyer
Subjects: Painting
Publisher: Paris : (The Gallery)
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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2d. — Van der Neer (Aart) VAN DER NEER (Aart) (1603-1677) 24. — River Scene : Morning Royal Academy. — Exhibition of old Masters, 1898, n° 99. View looking across a river, with houses and trees on the fartherbank. In the foreground, three men in a boat pushing off, while aa fourth man leans on his stick, watching them. The figure ofanother man is seen stooping down at the waters edge on theopposite side of the river. Cloudy sky. Signed.Panel, i5 1/2 by 26 in. From J. D. Fripp Esquire, M. D. ® VAN OSTADE (Adrian) (16 io* 1.685.) 25. — Dancing Peasants Numerons peasants making merry; some dancing to the tunesof a fiddler who is standing back; others drinking, smoking theirclay-pipes and conversing gaily together; some looking on. On theground : a cart-wheel, jars, upset chairs, a bundle of straw. Signed and dated : 1G42.Panel, 2 ft. 1/2 in. by 1 ft. 7 1/4 in. From the Gsell Gallery, Vienna; and Prince Esterhaszys Gallery.
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25. — Van Ostade (Adrian) VAN OSTADE (Adrian) (i6io-i685) 26. — Dutch Interior A villager is seated on the left, with a pipe in his mouth. He islooking at the smiling house-wife, who is standing opposite to him,holding a little girl; the latter has a little basket in her hand.Farther back, before a hearth, are three other figures. Signed in full on the cupboard.Canvas, 2 ft. 1/2 in. by 1 ft. 11 in. From the Collection of Frederick Perkins, Esquire. VAN OSTADE (Adrian)(1610-1685) 27. — The Card players (Smith, Supplement n° in, describes the picture as follows) : « Two men and a woman in a room. One of the former, dressedin a green jacket with light sleeves, and a dark-grey cap, is seatedin a profile view on the right, holding a jug and a pipe in one hand,and a piece of money in the other : he appears to be speaking tothe woman, who sits on the opposite side, with a glass in her hand,which she rests on the table. The other man stands, leaning hiselbow on a chair, listening to h

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