Rare Arundel Club London 1911 - Annual subscribers part print collection(14 of 20 present). Eighth

Rare Arundel Club London 1911 - Annual subscribers part print collection(14 of 20 present). Eighth Year of Publication. Included are No. 1 - Andre Del Verrocchio(Florentine School 1435-1488) 'Madonna and Child' Otto Guterkunst collection, No. 2 - Cosimo (Florentine School 1439-1507) 'Catherine of Siena Delivering the Rule to the Sisters of the Second Order of the St. Dominic' National Gallery of Scotland, No. 3 - Mariotto(Florentine School 1474-1515) Somers collection, No. 4 - Lorezo Lotto(Venetian School 1480-1555) Somers, No. 5 - Jacopo 'Tintoretto' (Venetian School 1518-1594) 'The Baptism of Christ' Somers, No. 6 - Giovanni Battista Tiepolo(Venetian School 1692-1769)'The Building of the Wooden Horse' F.A. White, No. 7 - Giovanni Battista Tiepolo(Venetian School 1692-1769) 'Entry of the Trojan Horse to Try' F.A. White, No. 8 - Domenico 'El Greco' Theotocopuli(Spanish School 1548-1625) 'Genre Picture' Carfax & Co., No. 9 - Josef Ribera(Spanish School 1588-1656) 'The Geographer' Mrs. Baillie Hamilton, No.10 - Francisco Jose De Goya Y Lucientes(Spanish School 1746-1828) 'Dona Antonio Zarate' Otto Beit, No. 11 - Paulus Van Somer(Flemish School 1576-1621) 'Duke of Richmond & Lenox' Duke of Norfolk, No. 13 - Jan Van Bylert(Dutch School 1603-1671) 'Portrait of a Man' Somers collection and No. 14 - Frans Hals(Dutch School 1580/1-1666) 'Lute Player' Otto Beit, No. 17 Sir Joshua Reynolds P.R.A.(English School 1728-1792) 'Lady Decies & Child' collection of Otto Beit. Prints are in generally excellent condition, the paper covers have wear and marks, remnants of the outer card wallet remain. NOTES - From 1904 The Arundel Club did an annual series of reproductions taken from Old Masters paintings. Paintings mostly from private collections. Each year they produced around fifteen to twenty. Protective paper cover, printed titles and housed in paper folder detailing contents. Distributed to it's members. The Arundel Society Notes - Founded in London in 1849 and named after the Earl of Arundel, the famous collector of the Arundel Marbles. Originally the idea of the lawyer Bellenden Ker. The society was discontinued in 1897 and it would be seven years before the 'Club' was formed. Also known as "Arundel Society for Promoting the Knowledge of Art"