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After Sir Peter Paul Rubens The Judgement of Solomon oil on canvas 45 x 78? in. (104.3 x 199.4 cm.) "Derives from the engraving by Schelte ? Bolswert after the picture by Rubens of circa 1615-17, which hung in the Town Hall, Brussels until destroyed during the French bombardment of 1695. There is another version of the picture, painted circa 1616, in the Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen.
Studio of Sir Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577-1640 Antwerp) The Birth of the Rose: Venus pulling a thorn from her foot, attended by Putti oil on paper, in a tortoiseshell frame 23? x 17? in. (603 x 451 mm.) "Rubens' painting of this subject is in the Armand Hammer Collection, Los Angeles (D. Jaff?, Rubens, Catalogo Completo , Milan, 1989, no. 72). Jaff? notes that Richard Cosway, in his catalogue of his own collection published in 1791, describes a 'Venus taking a thorn out of her foot, with Cupids, whose various appropriate occupations are most happily conceived and expressed. This beautiful sketch was left by Mr Taverner, at his decease, to Athenian Stuart' (D.Jaff?, loc. cit .) which may perhaps be identified with the present work.
Attributed to Theodor van Thulden ('s Hertogenbosch 1606-1669) Neptune commanding the Winds, attended by tritons and nereids, a fleet beyond, after Rubens black and red chalk on light brown paper, watermark Strasburg lily, the lower left corner made-up 11 x 14 5/8 in. (287 x 379 mm.) "After Rubens' Quos Ego or The Felicitous Sea-Crossing of the Cardinal-Infante , a composition designed on the occasion of the Cardinal-Infante Ferdinando's Triumphal Entry into Antwerp.
Follower of Sir Peter Paul Rubens The adoration of the magi oil on panel, unframed 91.3 by 125 cm.; 36 by 49.25 in. The pose of the Madonna and Child are derived from an autograph picture by Rubens depicting The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine, listed by Jaffe as with Ira Spanierman, New York. (see M. Jaffe, Rubens, Milan 1990, p. 181 cat. no. 177, reproduced)...
Two Charles Meigh Bacchanalian Dance mugs: a large two-handled mug or loving cup in white parian with a blue ground, height 16.2cm (restored); and a smaller mug in plain white stoneware, height 12.9cm; both with brown-printed facsimile medal marks with inscription 'The Society of Arts' medal presented to Charles Meigh for the best model of a mug ornamented in relief', circa 1847-50. See Henrywood 1/111-5 for a mug in this design together with the printed mark and the two source paintings by Poussin and Rubens
After Peter Paul Rubens, (1577-1640) THE ELEVATION OF THE CROSS, A GOOD 19TH-CENTURY COPY (oil on canvas) of the triptych, painted by Rubens in 1610 (for the high altar of St. Walburga's Church, now located in the northern transept of Antwerp Cathedral), canvas size 47cm x 75.5cm, (18.5in x 29.7in), in gilt frame with gilt divisions simulating the original triptych
A Charles Meigh Bacchanalian Dance mug, relief-moulded in stoneware with scenes after Poussin and Rubens picked out with an unusual pink background, the inside rim with a broad band of gilding, height 13.7cm, brown-printed pseudo-medallion mark surrounded by inscription "The Society of Arts' medal presented to Charles Meigh for the best model of a mug ornamented in relief", circa 1847-50.
Rubens (Albert, 1614-1657). Alberti Rubeni Petri Pauli F. De re Vestiaria Veterum, Praecipue de Lato Clavo Libri Duo, et Alia Eiusdem Opuscula Posthuma, Quorum Seriem Adversa Pagina Exhibet, Ex Officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti, Antwerp, 1665, wood eng. device to title, three folding eng. plts. and eng. illusts. to text, small strip of upper margin of title excised, near contemp. vellum, 4to (1).
A large folio of assorted 18th and 19th Century unframed monochrome engravings including portraits and works after renowned artists such as Rembrandt, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Godfrey Kneller, Rubens, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Thomas Phillips etc., over 200 examples, some with margins, some cropped, almost all with titles
MARCHANT, JOHN. An Exposition on the books of the New Testament, Extracted from The Writings of the Best Authors . . ., Printed for the Author, 1743. Folio, cont. calf (rather worn). Engraved portrait frontispiece, two folding maps (one with two short tears), and 12 plates after Rubens and others (two frayed and detached). With another volume.(2)
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