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CATALOGUE 


OF THE 


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Opened June 17th, 1835. 


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CATALOGUE, Se. 


Nos. SUBJECTS. | Artists. 


| Proprietors. 
1 | Tornado in an American Forest, - - |Thomas Cole. | F .Alexander. 
2 The Poacher,a Landscape, - -  - (JH. C. Pratt. * 
3 | Landscape, after Bonnington, - - |A. Hewins. 
4| View of Washington City, from sfebeas s 
Hill, near Alexandria, = - - |J.G. Chapman. : 
5 | Early Devotion, - ~ . - - |F. Alexander. - 
6 | Portrait, “uate - = ike | 3 \Vandvke. A. Hewins. 
7 | Capuchin Monk, painted at Rome, - |A. Hewins. ‘ 
8 | Lake and Mountain Scenery, - - |J. J. Soren. 
9 | Mont Rosa, after a picture by G. Long,|Pratt. ; 
10 | Portrait of D. C. Johnston, - - |S. S. Osgood. | 
11 | View of the mouth of the Saas aug Par 
of Liverpool, - = - R. A. Salmon. : 
12 | View of Innsbruck, ee Be ug Tyrol, 
(a copy.) P wi [H.. Co Pratt: - 
13 | Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, - - \C. Harding. ¥ 
14 | Rev. Mr. Bolles, of Milford, - - |Pratt. 
15 | View of the White Mountains, from Beth- 
lehem,N.H.- - - . - - = W Tuckerman. 


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SUBJECTS. | Artists. 


Washington, when a Colonel under the 
British Government, after a Picture by 
C.W. Peale, painted 1774, in the pos- 


session of G. W. P. Custis, Esq. - |Chapman. 
Vulcan, presenting to Venus the Armour 

for Eneas, - - - - - |Rubens. 
Composition of American Scenery, - |G. L. Brown. 
Sunrise, Foggy Morning, - -~— - es 
Judge Marshall], - - ~ - - |C. Harding. 
Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood, - - |Pratt. 
Mount Lafayette and part of Franco 

N.H. (from nature, ) =) as 
Silence, - - - - . - |A. Fisher. 
Moonlight and Shipping, - -  - |Salmon. 
The Herd, at rest, - - - - |Fisher. 
By ee aes ea see at ee i 
Composition. American Scenery, - |Brown. 
The Boy and Bull Dog, - - - |A. Carracci. 
Sir Joshua Reynolds, (a copy,) - , Hewins. 
INES Wallis, NOS foals aS <5 aN SAGs Ey a b tc 


Composition. From my Travelling Sketch- 
es in Switzerland, called the ‘‘ Swiss 
Goodnight.” = - - - - - |Fisher. 


Interior, with Cattle, - - “ = oT 


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White Mountain Scenery, 


Trio in the Kennell, = - - - 2 “ 
The Ox, - - - a . 2 rT 
Basns Vin st ea Mere aes 
Distant View of Paris, - = - |Brown. 
Portrait of a Child, a alee MN 8 il bie had yo Aw 
Hon. Edward Everett, - - ~ M “< 


Fire in Washington Street, - = {Salmon. 


| Proprietors. 


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SUBJECTS. | Artists. | Proprvetors. 


Nos. 

41 « One Chapter More,” - - - |Alexander. 

42 | White Mountain Scenery, - - - |T. Doughty. |Dr. Harwood. 
43 | View of the River Kishon, and part of 


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Mount Carmel, from ‘ Finden’s Views 
in Palestine.’ (A copy.) ‘“ The River 
Kishon swept them away! that ancient 


River.” - - = - 7 . {Pratt. % 
A Hurricane on the Mountain, - “ < * 
Devotion, - - - - - - |Wm. Dunlap. * 
Magdalen, - - - - -  - |Guido Reni. : 


A View of Civitella, a city of Latium, forty 
miles from Rome. It was one of the 
earliest settlements of the Greeks in 
Italy. The remains of the Temples 
and Cyclopean Walls are still visible. 


The Sea Coast in Winter, - -  - |Doughty. F. W. Dana. 
Luna, - - - - - ~ aE rate. 
«© The Maiden, 

With white fire laden, whom mortals call the moon.” 

Grapes, - - - - - - |Flemish. F, Alexander. 
The Sisters, - - - - - |F. Alexander. 

Birds and Nest, - - - - - |J. J. Audubon. 

White Mountain Scenery, - - - |Doughty. Dr. Harwood. 
Sunset, (a composition, ) a cs F, W. Dana. 
View of Chocorua Peak at sunset, - |Pratt. - 
Ferdinand di Medici, - - - - |Vandyke. A. Hewins.* 


Landscape, with Cattle, supposed to be by|/Salvator Rosa. 


Sea Coast, afteraStorm,- - - - |Soren. 
Fishing for Trout; New-Hampshire scene; . 
from recollection, - - - - |Doughty. 
Portrait of a Lad - - - - |Alexander. 
i KF. Alexander. 
Revenue Cutter and other vessels - (Salmon. 


Original Sketch of Mary, Queen of Scots,|/Zuchero. 
Sketch of N. P. Willis, (one sitting,) |Alexander. 


Portrait, - - - - - =) He Ce Pratt. 


Nos. SUBJECTS. | Artists. | Proprietors. 
65 | Mount Vesuvius, - - - - {Hewins. . 
66 | Portrait, - : - - - - |Pratt. 

67 | Kuropa—from Paul Voronese,  - - |Hewins. * 
68 | Innocence, - - - - - ; a 
69 | A Florentine, - . - - - es 
70 | Bruin, “ at home,” - ~ - - |Pratt. * 
71 | Costume of Charles the Second’s reign, |Jane Stuart. * 
72.| Fancy’s Sketch, - - - - - |Pratt. 7 
73 | Recollections of the Country, . - “ = 
74 | Fish, . . - - - = - |Flemish. F. Alexander. 
75 | Jack Lawton, detecting Henry Wharton. . 

From ‘‘ The Spy.” - - - {Wm Dunlap. 
76 | Copy from Mignard’s Sleeping Cupid, re ‘ 
77 | Charles the Second landing at Dover, and 

received by General Monk. After West./Unknown. + 

78 | Portrait, - - : = - - |Fenton. 
79 | Portrait, - - ~ - - - |Russell. 
80 | An Italian Peasant, (fromlife) -  - |Alexander. 
81 | Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, - - - - Ae 
82 | Miss Dwight, - - jo". Sarre 3 
83 | A Venetian Lady, (from life) - - a 
84 | Copy of Stuart’s Washington, - ~- |B. F. Nutting. 
85 | Sleeping Cupid, after Volteranno, - |Hewins. * 
86 | Copy from Wouverman’s ‘“ Successful 

Hunt,” in the Gallery of Florence, _|J. G. Chapman. , 
87 | The Death of Abel, - - - - |Le Brun. 
88 | Venus Attired by the Graces, from an En- 

graving after a Picture by Guido, - |Dunlap. “; 
89 | The Young Artist, drawing his Mother’s|H. C. Pratt. 

Profile, - - - - 4 = 
90 | Col Hamilton, author of ‘Cyril Thornton.’|C. Harding. % 


91 | Andrew Jackson, - - - - |Alexander. 


SUBJECTS. | Artists. 


of the Original, bought at Florence by 


Nos. | Proprietors. 
92 | Rev. Daniel Sharp, - - -  - |Pratt. M. Bolles. 
93 | Copy from Stuart’s e Etad of Mrs. pies Nutting. 
: ington, - = 
Doughty. 
94 | A highly finished Flemish Picture, = - 
95 | A Sketch from Memory, of Miss Kemble, 
as © Julia,” in ‘“* The Hunchback,” 
** What’s left me now? - 
To weep! to weep!” 
Act 4th--Scene 2d. |Jane Stuart. . 
96 | Marine and Battle Piece, - -  - [Salvator Rosa. . 
97 | William Wirt, A Copy omy a roe ait by 
H. Inman, Esq. - .  |Forster. 
98 | Portrait, - : - pats . |Russell. 
99 | W. E. Channing, D.D. - - - |C. Harding. 
100 | Mount Sinai----The Encampment of the 
Israelites---their Worship of the ie 
Calf, and the anger of Moses, H. C. Pratt. 
101 | Landscape, - - - - -  - _ ? 
102 | Landscape Sunsetting, - - - |Frost. * 
103 | Liverpool Custom House---A Storm, - [Salmon. P 
104 | Copy from Teniers’ Quack Doctor, - |Chapman. ; 
105 | Industry---A Copy after Paul Veronese, Alexander. S 
106 | Cohasset Scenery, - - - . |Soren. 38 
107 | Sunrise, ee Res ee) Z * 
108 | Trout Fishing, - ~ - - ~ << 
109 | Catholic Ceremony---an pres a! Sketch, 
by Paul Veronese, - 5 Alexander. 
110 | A Sketch from Francesco Mola’s Picture 
of the Expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael 
from the house of Abraham, - - |Chap™an, - 
111 
View of the White Mountains, from Lan- 
caster Hill, 16 miles distant, - - |Pratt. ¥ 
112 | The Light House, - - - - {Soren. . 
113 | Shipwreck, - = = 2 - |Salvator Rosa. |Hewins * 
114 | Madonna della Seggiola---an Ancient Copy 


F. Alexander. 


Nos. 


115 
116 
117 


SUBJECTS. ’ | Artists. 
Portrait, - - - ~ ~ - {[Frost. 
The Cloister, - - - ~ - |C. Fraser. 
Front View of the late Gardiner Greene’s 


Estate, and the end of Scollay’s Build- 
ing---This Pannel and Frame area part 
of the ceiling which came from above 
the Fire-place in one of the Parlors, 


| Proprietors. 


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when the house was taken down, - |H. C. Pratt. * 
Portrait, - - . - - - |Hewins. 
Portrait of the venerable Mr. Phinney, of 

Lexington, now in his 91st year, - |Pratt. B. Phinney. 
Aristotle, - - - - - - {Salvator Rosa. * 
Portrait of Mr Kutts, Architect, - |C. L. Fenton. 
The Young Artist, - - - +» |Bowman. 
The Mountain Stream, - - - |Soren. * 
Rev. A. Stevens, - - -  - |B. F. Nutting.|B. F. Nutting. 
Italian Scene, - - - - - |Soren. * 
Planting the Cross on the Heéad of the 

Beast, - - - - - - |Martinelli. * 
Madonna and Child, - - - - |Raphael. Alexander. 


Major Stevens, the wonderful little man, |Fenton. 


View in Providence, R.I., representing the 
effects of the Great Gale of Sept. 1815. 


Portrait in small, ~ - - - |Pratt. 

Pont Louis X V---View on the Seine, - |Brown. 
Landscape, - - :- % . - |C. Hubbard. 
French Scenery---The Windmill, - |Brown. 
Moonlight, - - - - ~ - ce 
Landscape—a Composition, - - |Hubbard. 
Portrait in small, - - - - - |Pratt. 


Burning of the Pavilion, Charlestown, |Hubbard. 


Small Full Length Portrait, £)) .C(A SWallagn, 
Small full length, mee am LD, Ate Oe 


140 | Portrait, - - ~ - - - {J. G. Cole. 
141 | Portrait in small, - - - - - |M. C. Torrey. 
142 | Portrait, - - - - - - |D. N. Jones. 
143 | Portrait, . - - - - - |Mrs. Towle. 


144 | Miss Martineau, 


S. 8. Osgood. — 
145 | Portrait, - - - - - - |W. Knowles. 


146 Landscape, - -— - - - - JA. B. Durand. 


VERT GN REC ARAU BEES ES 


Nos. SUBJECTS. Artists. Proprietors. 
MeGGestoatii .- .- - | -  -) (MissS§Goodrichl |. use, 
2 | Portrait, - - - - - iM. B. Russell. 
3 | Copy from Stuart’s Washington, - - |Trott. : 
4 | Portrait, ~ ~ - - - - |W. Blanchard. 
5 | Portrait, ee = = ee = a= | |e OLrey, 
Mires SS Mies 
7 | Portrait, - - - - - - |G. Harvey. 
8 | Portrait, - - - - - - |G. Harvey. 


Those Pictures marked with an asterisk (*) are for sale. 


LIST OF LIVING 


AMERICAN ARTISTS, 


WHOSE WORKS ARE EXHIBITED IN THE FRESENT COLLECTION, 


Alexander F. - ~ Tremont-Street, Boston. 
Audubon J. J. - - - - mA 
Brown G. L. - - - Slate-Street, - 
Blanchard W. - ~ - School-Street, 3 
Bowman J. - - - - - a 
Dunlap Wm., N. A. - - - New- York. 
Durand A.B. N. A. - 

Doughty T. - - * Washington-Stret eel, Doda 
Cole Thomas, N. A. “ 4 New-York. 
Cole J.C. - - - rirhes Court, Boston. 
Chapman J. G. - - - - New-York. 
Fraser C. - - - - - Charleston, S. C 
Fisher Alvan - - School- Street, Boston. 
Frost J. - - - = Graphic Court, 
Fenton C.L, - - - Court- Street, ni 
Forster - - -  Washington- Street, a 
Goodrich Miss S. - - Hancock- Street, ae 
Hill Miss P. - - 28 Somerset-Street, ‘ 
Hewins A. “4 < = Arcade, a 
Hubbard C. - - - 4 State-Street, ° 
Harding Chester - - . School-Street, ue 
Harding S.S. - - - < ¥ = 
Harvey G. - - - - Westchester, New-York. 
Johnston D.D. - ~ - Summer- Street, Boston. 
Nutting Miss E, - - - - ~ 4; 
Nutting B. F. - . - - ~ - ee 
Osgood S.S. - - - - - - - . 
Osgood C, ° - - 56 Washington-Street, 
Pratt Henry C. American Gallery, Summer- Street, ‘ 
Richardson Mrs. Schetky - - - ff 
Russell M. B. E : bee . a 
Stuart Miss Jane - - - " Newport. aD & 
Spear T. - - . - - Boston. 
Salmon R. A. “ - - Marine Railway, “ 
SorenJ. J. - - - - . Roxbury. 
Scheener, - - - Arcade, Boston. 
Trott b. - - - 276 6 Washington- Street, Boston. 
Torrey M.C. - - - - Graphic Court, . 
Towle Mrs - - - . Lynn “; 
Willard H. - - - - Cornhill, : 


Wheeler - ~ - - Keene, NV. H.: 


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