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AND ETCHINGS. 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY 

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OF THE 

BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION. 

For the Year 1881-’8‘2. 


Instituted January 5,1861. Incorporated 1864. 


TRUSTEES. 


k. w. Hrun.MtK. 

HENKY SANG EH, 

BUY AN H. SMITH, 

S. \V. UOOCOCK. 

WALTER T. HATCH. 

W. H. HUSTED. 

HENKY SHELDON. 

ALEX. E. OKU. 

HENKY K. SHELDON. 

GOKDON L. FOKD, 

CH AS. J. LOWKEY. 

JOHN .L VAN NOSTRAND, 

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MAKCELLl’S MASSEY, 
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EDWIN BEERS, 
HENRY G. REEVE. 
SAMUEL B. DURYEA, 
H. W. HI NT, 
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CHAS. STORES. 

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WELL. 


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GEO. O. ANN ABLE, 
JAMES M. HART, 
JOHN A. PARKER. 


COUNCIL. 


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JOHN M. FALCONER, 
ALONZO CH APPEL, 
THEO. E. SMITH, 

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IVm. H. Hcstf.d. Vice - president . 
GORDON L. Ford, Treasurer . 
Theo, E. Smith, Secretary . 


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NOTICE! 


The Hanging Committee call the attention of buyers to the 
fact that the Association is largely indebted to the Artists for 
their liberal contributions to its exhibitions , and it is hoped 
that the appreciation of the public may be shown by increased 
sales from the present collection. 

MR. EDWARD BROWN 


is in charge of the Sales. 


Hanging Committee of the Present Exhibition. 

M. F. H. DeHaas. J. M. Falconer. 

R. \V. Hubbard. John A. Parker, 


MAIN GALLERY. 

Frames included in Prices Named. 


NO. 

St* 11.1 ECT. 

i 

PRICE. ARTIST. OR OWNER. 

1. 

Landscape. Late Afternoon, 

£50 

Win. C. Filter 

2. 

On the Harlem. 

50 


3. 

Fishing Boats. Holland. 

350 

M. F. H. DeHaas 

4. 

View on tlie River "Scheldt, 

550 

it 

r>. 

Coast Scene. 

10.0 

** 

c. 

Scene in Orange County. A'. Y.. 

125 

Hamilton Hamilton 

?. 

A Breton Farm House, 

225 

44 

8. 

Wisteria. 

40 

M. V. Griffith 

0. 

Brandywine, Chester Co., Pa.. 

75 

Jas. B. Sword 

10. 

A Summer’s Day. 

2oo 

^4 

11. 

California Grizzly. 

85 

Newbold H. Trotter 

12. 

Near Ashford, Westchester Co., 

Fors; 

ale. Samuel Column 

13. 

Ahtumn at Greenwich, Ct. 

loo 

44 

14. 

Farm Lane. Newbury port. 

05 

Geo. H. Smillie 

lf>. 

Kathrine. 

3< M ) 

N. S. Jacobs Smillie 

10. 

Lake Placid, Adirondacks, 

175 

Samuel Column 

17. 

Old Ice House, Saratoga, N. Y.. 

250 

Jas. D. Smillie 

18 . 

Grey Morning. Salisbury Flats. 
Mt. Desert, 

175 

Prosper L. Senat 

10. 

A Mountain Pasture, 

5oo 

R. M. Shurtleff 

2o. 

A Fisherman's Paradise, 

125 

G. H. McCord 

21. 

Near Rye, N. Y.. 

5o 

* • 

22. 

The Olden Time. 

75 

Benoni Irwin 

23. 

Old Willows, 

75 

N. S. Jacobs Smillie 

24. 

Kettle Island. Mass.. 

75 

Geo. H. Smillie 

25. 

Black Mountains, from the Harbor 



Islands, Lake George, 

375 

Jas. D. Smillie 

26. 

McNeil’s Ferry, Lake (’hamplain. 

, loo 

R. M. Sliurtleff 

27. 

Sketch of an Old Cavalier, 

00 

Miss E. L. Adams 

30. 

On the Thames at Gravesend, 

150 

D. W. Try on 
















SUBJECT. 


PHICE. 


ARTIST, OH OWNER. 


NO. 


•)(M) 
100 
100 
100 
• 21.0 
m 
2 < )0 
75 
50 


31. Waiting for the Tide, Scheven 

ingen Lands, Holland, 

32. Connecticut Meadows, 

33. Peonies, 

34. A Basketful, 

33. Carnations. 

36. Autumn, 

37. Peake's Island. 

38. Cobwebs in an August Morning, 

39 . Meadows near the Lake. 

40. Autumn, 

41. A Flock of Chick-a-dees 

42. Winter Bouquet, 

43. White Mountain Scenery. 

44. Early Autumn, 

4f). On the Yassenkill, 

46. Fort St. Andre, Yille Neuve-les- 

Avignon. France, 1!M> 

47. Great Fall of the Nepigon, Brit-^ 

ish America, j 

48. Dutch Cattle, 

49. That City Chap. 

5 ». Poetry and Prose. 

31 . On the River Maas. Holland, 

32. Ninon, A. D. 1812, 

33. Eve, A. D. 1833, 

34. Reminiscence, Saddle Rock, N.J. 

Marblehead Neck, Mass., 200 

As She Comes Down the Stair. 400 
Greenwood Lake. - <MI 

Peonies. For Sale 

Peasants Working in a Grain 

Field, 

Placid Venice, 

Yenice, 

A Sunny Morning, 

Wet Night. Cab-Stand. 

Flower Girl. 

Gran*mother's Bonnet. 


s] 73 Prosper L. Senat 

2oo R. M; Shurtleff 

223 Henrietta A. Granbery 
73 Y. Granbery 

40 Emma C. Lamport 
73 Henrietta A. Granbery 


A. F. Bellows 
Fidelia Bridges 

J. Francis Murphy 
Fidelia Bridges 

B. X. Mitchell 
,7: F. Cropsv 

R. W. Van Boskerck 
J. M. Falconer 

R. Swain Gifford 


225 
150 
150 
150 
50 
2< >o 
125 
75 


oo. 

56. 

57. 

58. 
50. 

60. 

61. 

62. 

63. 

64. 

65. 


100 

300 

150 

50 

175 

100 

50 


Geo. P< >ggenl >eck 
W. T. Smedly 

I>. W. Try on 
Will II. Low 

44 

R. W. Van Boskerck 
Geo. H. Smillie 
X. S. Jacobs Smillie 
J. F. Cropsey 
Julia Billon 

Carlton Wiggins 
W. H. Holmes 
Robt. Blum 
Bruce Crane 
F. H. Lungren 
Fied. W. Freer 
J. Symington 


NO. 


SUBJECT. 


67 

68 


70. 


Yellow Fleur-de-lis, 

The Carriage of Venice, 

69. Seen Its Best Bays— Sketch in 
Maryland, 

A Song of the Olden Time. 

71. A Country Home. 

72. Evening near Fontainebleau, 

73. Twilight on the Shrewsbury. 

74. North River. 

75. A Court in Billier la Belle. France 75 

76. 

77. 

78. 

79. 


Beach at Naliant. Mass.. 
Reflections. 

High Tide—Atlantic Coast. 

Pride of our Grandmothers, 

81. Morning in France. 

82. After a Rain at Barbizou, 

84. The Village Road. 

85. Heralds of Spring. 

86. On the Egypt Road, Last Hamp' 

ton, 

87. Beeches by the Brook. 

88. Surf Coast of New Jersey, 

89. The Market Place. Legovia. 

Spain, 

90. A Bit in North Wales, 

91. A Day School in the Shocnaker 

Bazaar, Damascus, 

92. On Yarmouth Meadows, 

93. The Pink of (old) Fashion, 

95. Still Life. 

97. Low Tide, Quebec. 

98. Fishermen's Huts. Quebec, 

99. A Bright Day at Yenice, 

100. In Venice (the Riva), 

101. Meadows on the Shrewsbury 

River. 

102. ‘Somethin' Good in Bar,' 

103 . Teaching the Mocking Bird a 

New Tune, 


»1UCE. 

ARTIST, OR OWNER. 

s25 Jeanie Lea South wick 

260 

Robt. Blum 

75 

Alfred Jones 

175 

Percy Moran 

75 

W. II. Drake 

100 

Carlton Wiggins 

150 

Francis A. Silva 

40 

G. W. Edwards 

e 75 • 

Geo. M. Clark 

80 

F. K. M. Rehn 

200 

Percy Moran 

loo 

F. K. M. Rehn 

85 

Mary F. Peck 

90 

44 

100 

44 

400 F. Hopkinson Smith 

150 

Agnes D. Abbatt 

200 

.4 

45 

Wm. Bliss Baker 

80 

F. K. M. Rehn 

80 

Harry Fenn 

80 

“ 

200 

- 

60 

Agnes D. Abbatt 

400 

Wm. II. Lippincott 

100 

Leon Moran 

150 

F. Hopkinson Smith 

250 

44 

225 

Robert Blum 

1(H) 

* 1 

7u 

Bruce Crane 

175 

Philip B. Hahs 

175 



























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NO. 

SUBJECT. 

PK1CE. 

104. 

Waiting, 

$200 

105. 

Gathering Clouds, Marblehead 

Neck. Mass., 200 

10C. 

Study of Old Saw Mill near 
Saratoga, 

125 

107. 

The Brook, 

100 

108. 

Picture Books. 

150 

111. 

October, 

125 

114. 

Goodbye, Grandpa, 

100 

115. 

His Step, 

200 

110. 

Boy’s Head, 

For Sale 


artist, ok owner. 


F. Hopkinson Smith 

Geo. H. Smillie 

Jas. D. Smillie 
R. M. Shurtleff 
H. T. Carries 
Charles Parsons 
Jas. Symington 

Fred. II. Pierson 


\4v 


117. Portrait. 

121. The Gleaner, 

122. Azaleas, 

123. Reverie, 

124. A Street in the Pueblo of Muo- 

songuave. Arizona. 

125. Figaro, 

•120. Tulips, 

127. Birds' Nests, 

128. Geraniums. 

129. Azaleas, 

130. A Study, 

131 . Grandfather on Guard, 

134. Study, 

130. A Morning Mood, 

137. Near Polling, Bavaria, 

138. Beeclitree, 

140 . Study at Quogue, L. I., 

141. Hollyhocks. 

143. Chrysanthemums, 

144. Duelling Forbidden. 

145. Midforest, 

140. Near Nasebyfield, England, 

147. Souvenir of Berkshire, 

148. Yachts off Ochre Point, New¬ 

port, 

149. Evening Shades, 

Narragansett, 

150 The Edge of the Cliffs, Newport. 100 


Flat Rock, 


00 

W. Hunt 

20 

Mrs. E. M. Scott 

CO 

Hugo Breul 

180 

P. Moran 

5oo 

C. S. Reinhardt 

18 

C. Goodrich 

10 

4. 

10 

4 4 

5 

• 4 

45 

\Y. H. Shelton 

50 

* * 

75 

Percy Moran 

50 

C. Meiite 

75 


150 

* * 

25 

Wm. H. Hyde 

125 

Mrs. J. Alford House 

140 

4 i 

200 

F. de Tliulsturp 

50 

Rob't C. Minor 

CO 

44 

GO 

44 

100 

Edmund I>. Lewis 

100 

44 

. 100 

44 


9 



NO. 


151. 


152. 

i r.o 


loo. 

154. 


.155. 

158. 


159. 


ICO. 

-9 

101. 

102. 


103. 


104. 


1G5., 

1C7. 


108. 


109. 

» 

17o. 


171. 


172. 


173. 


175. 


170. 


177. 


178. 


179. 


180. 

„ .181. 
»^t ,Vn> 184. 


185. 

187. 


188. 


190. 


191. 


192. 

196. 


SUBJECT. 

PRICE. 

ARTIST, OR OWNER. 

Indian Rock, Narragansett, 

$40 

Edmund D. Lewis 

Salt Like from Tower Hill, 
Narragansett, 

40 

44 

Quiet Evening at Narragansett 
Pier, 

110 

44 

Flowers, 

15 A. Van Cleef Dodshun 

Sweetheart, 

85 

E. L. 8. Adams 

In file Belfry, 

25 

E. U. Ely 

Spring, 

16 

44 

Daffodils and Jonquils, 

30 

A. S. Canning 

Calm Morning, Portland, 

200 

A. T. Bricher 

Hulk, Mouth of the Merrimac, 

200 

44 

Summer Morning, Cape Eliza¬ 
beth. 

125 

44 

Marshes at Newbury port. 

100 

44 

Morning at Soituate, 


4 4 

Low Tide, 

25* 

4 4 

Locusts, 

15 

K. S. Torrey 

Light for a Dark Corner, 

— 

Mrs. H. P. Gray 

Two Tried Friends, 

150 

Mrs. H. Corson, 

La Plage a Etietat. Normandy, 

loo 

Hovenden 
Clms. E. Dana 

Evening Shadows, For Sale 

R. M. Shurtleff 

On the Upper Hudson, 

4 4 

Louisa B. Culver 

Evening, Kenilworth. Eng., For Sale, 

J. M. Falconer 

Stuff for an Artist. 


Mrs. H. P. Gray 

Autumn Leaves, 

44 

44 

Shore of Lake Horicon, 

44 

R. M. Shurtleff 

A Rainy Day, 

GO 

J. Francis Murphy 

The Hill Top, 

40 

44 

September, 

40 

44 

On Staten Island, 

15 

44 

A Mill Dam in the Catskills, 

50 

John llillyard 

Across the Marsh, 

30 

F. Leo Hunter 

Conway Castle, \Vales, 

10 

Barnes Clarkson 

Whitby Abbey, England, 

12 

44 

Beached, For Sale, 

Geo. Reynolds 

Gowanus Shore, 

— 

44 

Street Beggar, 

15 

Mrs. T. Bailey 





























PUICL. 


10 


NO. 


SUBJECT. 


ARTIST. OK OWNER. 


197. Breton Gill, 

19S. Breton Beggar. 

W\ x V**20l. Fountains Abbey. Vorkshire. 
2<>2. Kenilworth Castle. 

003 , Litchfield Cathedral. 
oo5. Eyes to the Blind. 

2o0. .A Thorn in the Path. 
oo7. A R (>Se Without a Thorn. 
ooS. Beach, near Glen Cove. L. I.. 
oo9. A Quiet Day. 

210. Old Net. Port Jefferson. L. I.. 

211. Temple of Dendereh. Egypt. 
oi*2. Island of Capri. 

213. P«»nd Lilies. 

214. Wayworn. 

215. A Smiling Face. 

216. Roses. * " 

217. Tulips. 

218. Beau Lejour. 

219. Grey Day. Long Island. 

220. Eastpurt. Maine. 

22 i The Coining Storm. 

2*J3. Winter Twilight. 

224. Prim Ro>es. 

226. Jersey Meadows in Winter. 

227 . A Solitude October. 

225. The Edge of the Bay. 

229. Winter Outskirts of Town. 
2oO. Morning. 

231. Apples. 

232. Mati-h Girl. 

233. The F.'.rno of Nerva. 

234. Sunlight and Shadow. 

035 . Tim Return to t-he Fold. 

230. A May -Morning. 

237. A Garden Parry for Three. 

238. Early May. 


85o 
5o 
loo 
22 
17 
5< h > 

125 

4o 
40 
4o 
6 « > 
4'* 
2< hi 

loo 

25 

Sale. 


15 
4o 
5 1 ) 
25 
loo 
3o 
25 
25 
35 

Ct« - 

5« » 

». • 

125 

2» m ■ 
1 oo 

125 
400 

it:. 


Edgar M. Ward 
Hughsuii Hawley 

A. F. Bellows 
L. Mearns 

I). M. Bunker 


Geo. H. Ye well 
C. C. Griswold 
John W. Elminger 

Frank Flench 
Eleanor E. Greatorex 

.Jos. W. Parker 
Jas. G. Tyler 
X. F. Legangei 
W. DeForest Bolmer 
K. H. Greatorex 
Frank T. L^nt 


Chav Harry Eaton 

C« *trani 
\ an Ruith 

Walter Sal Tel lee 


W C. Bauer 




NO. 


SUBJECT. 




'VSl, x - 


240. Antumn near Cranford, N. J., 
•241. Up the Valley, 

242. •* They Were Strangers and Pil¬ 

grims/* Hebrews xi.. 13* 

243. The Blue Jay. 

244. Among the Missing. ** r 

245. Primroses. 

247. The Sweetest Flower for Scent 

that Blows. 

248. Gladioli. 

249. A Studio Sketch. 

250. Wild Roses. 

253. Palazzo Widmann. Venezia. 
2o4. On the Lagoon. \ enice. 

255. Venetian Boats. 

256. The Evening Bell. Normandy. 
057 . The Original Little Poke. 

258. Fisherman’s Daughters. 

259 




260. 

261. 

263. 

264. 

265. 
260. 
207. 


OOS 

hi. 




273. 

276. 

277. 

278. 

279. 

280. 
281. 


llolce far Mente, 

Nymph and Butterfly. 

On the Flats. 

Deal Pond; New Jersey Coast. 
Old Dutch IL>use. near Phila.. 
Cottage, near Fort Miller. 
Miners’ Cabin. Colorado, 

A Muskoka Trout Stream. 
Summer. 

Coming Shower. 

Sketch, 

On the Egypt Road. East 
Hampton. L. I.. 

Wild Hibiscus. Cayuga Lake. 
** j n \v Good. Old Time.’* 

A Dash for Liberty. 

Divided Attention. 

Summer Leisure. 

No Admittance. 




"RICE. 

artist, OK OWNER. 

45 

W. C. Bauer 

90 

«4 

5< N) 

Alfred Fredricks 

it 

3< M> 

>r Srde. 

E. L. Raymond 

30 


100 

Mrs. E, W. Swift 

40 

25 

Mary E. Hart 

15 

* * 

3« M 1 

A. F. Bunner 

250 

” 

150 

Jnu. Steeple Davis 

25o 

150 


1 on 

Winslow Homer 

. 175 

•* 

25o 

Fred. W. Freer 

l5o 

44 

o» M > 

Granville Perkins 

30 

** 

. 40 

L«,ni«a B. Culver 

44 

25 

25 

44 

65 

Thus. M. Martin 

40 

L. McEntee 

18 

.4 

2 i» 


4" 

Calvin Rau Smitli 

3o 


80 

E. Sanguinnetti 

44 

♦ ) 

150 

Wm. II. Lippineott 

]Oo 

44 

.4 


0 































12 



NO. SUBJECT. 

PRICE. 

ARTIST, OK OWNER, 


283. Playing on the Beach, 

325 

C. J. Nicoll 

a.'sS 

284. Summer Clouds, 

200 

4 4 

286. Near York, Maine, 

300 

44 


287. Autumnal Scene, 

200 

4 4 

289. Still Life, 

2 o 

Harry Snell 

•*5t i 

290 . Autumn, 

30 

Chas. Mellvile Dewey 

292. White Mountain Sketch, 

2 o Henrietta A. Cranberry 

■u^b 

294. The Wreck, 

25 

V. Gra liberty 

295. A May Festival, 

225 

Agnes D. Abbatt 


296. No Trespassers Allowed, 

35 

4 4 


297. A Shady Corner, 

15 



298. Oil’ City Island, 

15 

‘ * 


299. Near Pelham, N. J., 

15 

* 4 


3 oo. Going to Pieces, 

80 

Albert lnsley 


3 ol. A Grey Day, 

75 

4 » 


302. Waiting, 

loo 

Percival De Luce 

304. The Letter, 

25 

F. A. Francis 


305. The Hammock, 

25 

4 4 

307. The Pool, 

40 

Phil. W. Goa teller 


308 . Sunday Rest, Harlem, 

20 

44 


3o9. A Sunny Corner, 

loo 

Frank C. Jones 


3 lo. Waiting, 

75 

4 i 


311. Feeling the Way, 

5o 

J. Wells Champney 


312. Basque Kitchen, 

ion 


313. In the Garden, 

KH) 

* * 


314. “ Le Printemps, v 

50 

Widgery Griswold 


315. The Old Mice Wheel, 

316. I Know a Maiden Fair to See, 

1(H) 

F. Renshaw 


Take Care, Beware, 

100 


317. Beginning Early, 

50 

Gardini 


318. Signs of the Season, 


Emma C. Lampert 


319. Roses, 

25 

i ( 


820. On the Jersey Sands, Mt. Desert, 75 
821 Gathering'Mist at Iron Bound, 

Prosper L. Senat 


Maine, * 75 

822. Jerrv’s Dosrs front Old Curiosity 

• 


Shop, 

250 

Henry Van Ingen 


**,323. Canal, lieaiiSchiedam, Holland, jl25 

i 4 

,,5 829. Ancient Advice, 

150 

F. H. Bates 


13 


NO. 


SUBJECT. 


PRICE. 


ARTIST, OK OWNER. 


331. Autumn, 

332. Winter, 

333. A Day in June, 

c r -]334. Venetian Fruit Girl, 

33 ' ' 338. Little Red Riding Hood, 


339. Autumn Woods. 

340. Pasture Lands, 

341. Sketch from Nature, 

342. Cloudy Day. 

343. Sketch of a Cow, 

344. Chazy Lake, Adirondacks, 

340 . The Edge of the Woods, 

348. Sheep at Pasture, 

349. A Summer Landscape, 

350. Midsummer in Ulster Co.,N. Y 




30 Chas. Melville Dewey 
30 

50 Theo. Robinson 

40 

35 M. B. Odenlieimer 
Fowler 

2 o Mrs. Amanda Brewster 
20 

50 M. Seymour 

25 

50 “ 

2o W. H. Coughlin 

10 44 

5o R. W. Van Boskerck 
60 44 

400 Kruseman Van El ten 




37 ^ 


River. 

250 

44 

352. Sunset at the River, 

2(H) 

44 

353. A Glimpse ol the Lake. 

150 

44 

357. Windy Day in October, 

75 

C. Graham 

358. A Lazy Model, 

75 

Wm. Walton 

359. Dimples, 

20 u 

Chas. Bridgman 

360 . Promise Not to Tell, 

150 

44 

361. May Flowers, 

5o 

44 

362. Evening. Pasco Bay, Me., 

75 

F. R. M. Rehn 

3(13. Fish Houses. Gloucester Har¬ 



bor. Mass., 

100 

4 % 

364. In East Hamilton, 

40 

W. E. Plimpton 

365. Calling the Pack. 

100 

Newbold H. Trotter 

366. Home of the Bison, 

100 

4. 

367. Prairie Howlers. 

75 

4 4 

^3 68. Struck the Scent, 

75 

4 * 

372. Pansies. 

3o 

S. E. Davis 

373. Primroses, 

45 


375. Asters, 

50 

J. Tuzo 

376. Corn, 

30 

4 4 

377. The County Canvass, 

225 

E. L. Henry 

378. Field Flowers, 

Co 

Mrs.^Frances L. Henry 















14 


SUBJECT. 


•a*'* 


‘379. On the Mill Stream, 

380. The Blue Bulge Mountains from 
Suray, Va., 

* 382. Peasant Woman from the 

Mittre Rhein, 

383. In the Orchard, 

384. A Marauder, 

385. “Donna de Jerusalem, 

380. ‘ Bethlehem. 

387. 8ad Dream, 

388. Taking Tea, 

389. Rendezvous, 

390. A May Basket, 

391. June Fragrance, 

394. The Drove, 

395. Calling the Flock, 

397. 8ad Thoughts, 

398. Old Wreck, Mt. Desert, 

399. Clearing Weather, Mt. Desert, 

400. Bar Island, 

401. IngalTs Brook, 

Top of a Ledge, 

Study at Narragansett Pier, 

410 . Morning in Holland, 

411. A mong the Hollyhocks, 

412. A Relic of the Revolution, 

413. Caloze.-; a Etretat, Normandj, 

414. Rue de la Yictorie. 8t. Malo, 
Brittany, 

415. Street in Cairo, Egypt, 

410. York Harbor. Maine. 

417. Marblehead Town Hall. 

419. Chrysanthemums. 

420. Study of Figure. 

421. Landscape, 

422. Cafe at Cairo, 

423. Chestnut Gatherers, 

429. Cornish Coast, 

430. Feeding the Doves. 








•MICE. 

ARTIST, OK OWNER 

75 J 

. Douglass Woodward 

60 

4 4 

75 

E. Strong 

150 

Geo. \V. Maynard 

00 

44 

125 

Ferrari 

125 


loo 

, 4 

loo 


100 

.4 

2o 

Fanny W. Tewksbury 

50 

4k 

30 


75 

G. K. llardenbnrg 

1 no 

F. F. de Crano 

75 

50 

k 4 

50 

50 

Win. L. Sonntag 

75 

* * 

50 

I>. W. Tryon 

125 


90 

Frank Fowler 

100 

k 4 

75 

Chas. E. Dana 

75 

4 - 

75 


3< M ) 

Jos. Lyman, Jr. 

2( to 

•* 

30 

A. M. Gibson 

50 

Irving R. Wiles 

125 

A. H. Wyant 

3<><> 

Louis C. Tiffany 

125 

A. F, Bellows 

5ot > 

W. T. Richards 

400 

Simonetti 


- 




15 


4 *^ 

ipjd 

V. 




N^y 

U - 

I 

r v?<* 


• x* 


NO. SUBJECT. 

PRICE. 

ARTIST, OK OWNER. 

431. Artists and Critics, 

400 

Gioga j 

432. Venetian Water Caniers. 

35o 

Cipriani 

433. A Pinch of Snuff, 

35o 

4 % 

434. A Young Roman Shepherde 

ss, 125 

Bucciarelli 

435. Wait a Moment, 

225 

Guardabassi 

437. Lake Ontario, 

5< > 

H. W. Ranger 

438. The Canal near Lyons. 

40 

. 4 

439. Old Homestead. 

50 

44 ! 

441. Apple Blossom Time. 

75 

Shuman Pease 

443. Scene in France. 

5o * 

C. H. Shearer 

445. Sunset, 

5o 

John Thorp 

440. Fishing Nets. 

50 

* * 

448. Midsummer Sketch. 

15 

Sanguinnetti 

450 Fort William, 

50 

John Thorp 

451. New York Bay. 

5( > 

4. 

454. Marine. 

30 


455. Priest and Jester. * 

150 

S. Frangiamore 

450. Dogs and Partridges, 

75 

AY m. Hepburn 

457. A Dutch Peasant. 

80 

F. 11. S. K lever 

U458. Sketch—Panama. 

loo C. 

Morgan Mcllheuny 

W4G(V Autumn. 

loo 

Chas. Parsons 

**47o. Psyche and Cupid. 

2< >o 

A. A. Anderson 

471. Balsams in Schoharie, 

25 

Anna Halsey 

472. On the Passaic. 

25 

• • 

473. Widow's Home. Virginia. 

75 

Allied Jones 

y!74. Foragers. 

loo 

H. A. Ogden 

> ^478. Apple Blossoms. 

100 

Mrs. E. F. Fisher 

480. Fern Flowers, 

481. Winter. 

482. Summer, 

5o 

John Thor]>e 

m 483. Danish Coast Scene. 

'487. A Summer Morning's Stud\ 

30 A.P 

eterson.Copeiih’g'n 

;. Not for 8; 

ile. E. F. Rockwell 

488. Study in the Woods. 

For Sale. 


490. Old Birches. 

75 

S. M. Barstow 

491. A White Mountain Brook. 

50 


492. A Sketch in Bruges, 

50 

4 4 

495. Crossing the Stream. 

5o 

James Northcote 

^.tol. Near Hohokus, N. J.. 

2o Ft 

rank H. AYellington 

























10 


NO. 


SU EJECT. 


PRICE. 


ARTIST, OR OWNER. 




5»» 


602. Study from Life. 16 

603. Fisherman's Cove, 100 

604. The River Path, 26 

605. A Woodside Brook, 125 

600. Gathering Apples, 40 

607. Morning Glories, 25 

609. Tulips, 25 

510. Elsie,—Golden Legend, 100 

612. Taking it Easy, 40 

513. The Coming Twilight, 25 


Frank H. Wellington 

E. M. Richards 

tt 

Hamilton Hamilton 

F. M. Gregory 
M. V. Griffith 

Annie M. Ferguson 
Miss C. A. Northam 
E. Dangerfield 
,1. I). Hunter, Jr. 












514. A Grey Day. 

20 

u 

615. The Mysterious Future, 

150 

S. R. McKnight 

517. Waiting fora Drink, 

50 

Edwin A. Moore 

518. Pound Rocks, Stamford, Conn.. 

. 30 

S. R. McKnight 

523. French Fishing Boats, 

65 

E. K. Rossi ter 

524. A Glimpse of the Sea, 

25 

tt 

526. On the Brandywine, 

200 

Jas. B. Sword 

527. Going to Pasture, 

75 

tt 

528. Steady, 

100 

** 

529. Old Friends, 

30 

44 

53o. Gothic Mountain, Adirondacks. 

75 

Mary Kollock 

531. A Relic of other Days, 

75 

* 4 

535. Ideal Head, 

loo 

Fred. W. Freer 

530. Off Basin Harbor. Lake Cham¬ 
plain, 

250 

Arthur Parton 

537. In the Gloaming, 

200 


538. Loch Arve, Scotland, 

200 

u 

539. Eventide, 

300 

W. Hamilton Gibson 

640. October Afternoon, 

125 

tt 

541 A Sideliill Pasture, 

75 

i t 

542. Autumn near the Beach, 

75 

75 

4i 

543. Autumn Afternoon, 

4 i 

544. Oaks, 

90 

i i 

545. Impression of a Winter Day. 

30 

tt 

546. Feeding the Bird, 

50 

Geo. F. Shelton 

547. The Fair Musician, 

50 

< t 

548. Peonies. 

150 

E. L. Coffin 

649. An Attic Reminiscence, 

35 

J. H. Knickerbocker 





J7S- 


67* 




55A 


5 . 5 * 


NO. 

SUBJECT. PRICE. 

ARTIST, OR OWNER. 

550. 

Mill at Pappendrecht, 

75 

Tlios. W. Shields 

551. 

Summer at East Hampton, 

40 

it 

552. 

Broekham Bridge, Surrey, Eng., 

, 40 

tt 

554. 

Place Malesher.bes, Paris, 

50 

it 

556. 

Dordrecht- Canal, Holland 

75 

it 

556. 

View at Rouen, France, 

30 

tt 

557. 

Tile Letter. 

20 

A. W. Brown 

559. 

Flowers, Plaque, 

20 

Mrs. Caroline O. Sage. 

560. 

An Old Seaport. Brittanv 
Coast, 

200 

H. P. Smith 

561. 

Morning on the River. Wlilte- 
hy, Eng., 

175 

- 

562. 

Landscape, Holland, 

80 

Then. Hanrath 

563. 

Figures, 


Iova 

565. 

Hetty, 


,Tas. Symington 

566. 

Coast Scene, 


.1. C. Xicoll 

567. 

The Local Reporter. 

300 

T. W. Wood 

568. 

Happy Hours. 

300 

Granville Perkins 

569. 

Bontonnier for Oscar Wilde. 

100 

Mrs. J. Alford House 

670. 

Grapes, 

20 

Mary F. Peck 

571. 

Threatening Weather, 

150 

Francis A. Silva 

572. 

Long Island Shore, 

150 

* 4 

573. 

Morning on the Shrewsbury, 

75 


574. 

The Rippling, Sparkling Brook. 

. 50 

Wm. B. Baker 

576. 

In Need of Repair, 

15 

J. R. Buckingham 

577. 

Squatters* Home (a Brooklyn 
Shanty j, 

25 


579. 

Moonlight. Holland, 

25 

Geo. Poggenbeck Hol¬ 

580. 

Landscape, Holland, 

20 

land 

it 

581. 

Twilight, Dutch Village, 

20 

tt 

582. 

Study—Ducks. 

20 

4 i 

585. 

A Breezy Day on the Shore, 

25 

La u ra AV ood wa rd 

586. 

On the Passaic River, N. J. 

25 

4 i 

687. 

Girl of Lower Canada. 

125 

A. M. Turner 

688. 

Canadian Road Scene, 

50 

<• 

589. 

Lazy, 

126 

tt 

590. 

The Light of Other Days, 

50 

Bouvier 

691. 

By the Old Red Mill. 

475 

A. F. Bellows 


















18 


NO. 


SUBJECT. 


PHI OK. 


S^ 

sMM 


G'A'*. 5 ' 




IQ 


\ 




6 *° 


:m. 

695. 

690. 

697. 

698. 
599. 
( 5 < > 0 . 
001 , 
01 ) 2 . 
0 < »7 
0o8 
Oil 


*i£ 


Hillside at Staten Island, 9(H) 
On the Banks of the Seine, near 
Paris, 1^5 

Pastoral Sheep. 

Moorish Street Musician, 275 
Study of Tulips, — 

A Bowl of Milk, 05 

Biva Degli Schiavoni,-Venice, 00 
Fruhlingslied, ~ (M) 

Xew Amsterdam Maiden, 80 
Ripe Grasses, 

Autumn Flowers, 

Lake George from Crosby 
Side, 

012. Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert, 

019. Study at Mount Desert, 

014. Feldmoching near Munich, 

015. Old Gorey Sands, Isle of 
Jersey, 

010. Hollyhocks, 

017. A Bit near Montmorency,. 
France, 

018. On t lie Beach, 

<519. Old Interior, 

<)2<>. A Court at Sareclles, France, 60 
021. Old Mill, West Moreland, 
England, 

022. Azalias, 

029. Hall in Landseer House, Lon 
don, 

020. Autumnal Sketch, 

027. Fishing Vessels Leaving Hai 
bur. Yarmouth, 

028. Brigantine off Jersey, 

029. A Bit of Portsmouth Har¬ 
bor, 

091. A Riverside Antique, 

092. A Chilly Day, 

099. Capt. Jacks, 

094. Bric-n Brae, 


90 

15 

100 

40 

90 


225 


00 

90 

100 


A HTIST. < III »>WN KK. 

Edw. Moran 

Misgriguy 
Brissot 
Sinioni 
S. B. Skelding 
Heir Muhrman 

Schuyler Matthews 

Eva B. Glover 


Granville Perkins 
J E. H. Hyde 

Thad Welsh 

H. P. Smith 
Mrs. J. Alford House 

G. M. Clark 
Granville Perkins 
<-». M. ( lark 


75 

Geo. C. Bell 

50 

Eleanor E. Greatorex 

26 

*• 

25 

S. A. Kilbourne 

125 

Edward Hayes 

200 

* 4 

150 

i % 

Aithur Quartley 

250 

F. S. Church 

75 

C. R. Parsons 
J. H. Moser 




VI 


\ 


19 


srn.i bct. 


PK1CK. 


AHT1S?, OH OWNBK. 


Y> Ancient Inn, 

A Fishing Hut, 

Cold Spring, L. 1., 

Begin, West Creek. Ocean 
Co., X. J.. 

Sketch. 

Out of Town. 

Apple Blossoms. 

The Old Butler. 

Roses. 

Lilacs, 

Purple and Gold. 

Seeking Advice. 

Winter, 

Moonlight, East River, 

tk Xew York'Bay, 

In the Lower Bay, 

On the Sound. 

Xear Rockaway. 

A Boulagner Schrimper. 

Late Autumn. 

Shady Bank. 

<503. Autumn Flowers. 

995. Autumn in the Catskills. 

V2o. Old Pier. South Shields,*Eng. 
002. Storv of the Silver Birches, 




(p's I 




695. 

696. 

697. 

698. 

699. 
64 J. 
&49.‘ 
<544. 
645. 

647. 

648. 

649. 

650. 
652. 
659. 

654. 

655. 

656. 

657. 
659. 
(560. 


CA-A * 


150 

125 

75 

100 

’75 

100 


8< M) 

950 

loo 

50 

50 

5o 

150 

900 

25 

50 

80 

40 


Arthur Quartley 


Granville Perkins 
J. H. Moser 
Will. li. Low 
Miss Harriet Silliman 
J. B. Whittaker 
W. M. Harrison 
Miss A. E. Sterling 

T. W. Wood 
Ileiirv Farrar 




(5(59. Parlegat Pond letcliing). 

with flame 

664. Edge of a Wood 

with frame 

6(55. Sundown 

with frame 

(jflft. The Milk Sleigh. 

90 

(504. Winter Evening. 

90 

(5oo. Grain Field, 

25 

60(5. Landscape and Cattle, 

25 

Winter Twilight. 


Tsl. Peasant’s Heap, 

For Sale, 


Edw. Moran 
M. D. Forrest Bolmer 
Arthur Barton 
Henrv W. Parton 
J. W. Hill 
Win. G. Miller 

85, without. 82.50, 

Benj. Lander 
85, without, 82.50, 

Benj. Lander 
87.5o, without, 85, 

Benj. Lander 
Clinton Loveridge 


John A. Parker 
Charters Williamson 



















ETCHINGS 


*tNE\V ♦ 


1 l 


Etching (derived fro,,, UcrmanHs «he corroding or W.i«l| <mtrf «>«*«» 

l, ..•■.-• t. .. ; ™»■;*•';« ' ' X, 

aHrStTr^H 

graphical priming, which i* *iu\nxmtg. 

*^-Tlic impressions for sale here arc mostly Japan pa]*«*i n\ ith..mt«> J -iaj 


NO. 


i.wipK A»msT.*»l{OWNKK 

sriuEi r. 1 ,tu 

WITH FHAMK. WITHOUT FHAMK. 


1 . Tlie Riverside Inn, 

s 21 

si 8 

2. The Romance. 

18 

15 

3 . Artist's Brook. Conway. 

7 

6 

4 . Swinging in the Bough. 

7 

6 

f>. The Kite. 

12 

10 

C. Flowers for tlie Hospital. 

7 

6 

7 . A Bit from Nature, 

8 

5 

8 . A Chilly Bay, 

5 

3 

h. A Pastoral (uprightt, 

8 

6 

10 . “■ (oblong), 

6 

4 

ft 

11. The Reverie, 

8 . 

5 

12. Venice. First Proof, 

12 


13. Pacific Coast, 

10 


14. East Hampton, L. I,» From 

1 /l 


Nature, 

10 


If,. The Belfry of Bruges. 

10 


10. Street Scene, Amalfi. Italy, 

10 


17. Amalfi, Italy, from the Bay, 

10 


18 Thos. Cole's First Studio at 



Catskill. N. Y.. 

15 



A. F. Bellows 


F. S. Church 


Samuel Colman 


J. M. Falconer 


21 


41^ 


NO. 


SUBJECT. PK1CE. ARTIST, OH OWNER. 

WITH FHAME. WITHOUT FRANK. 


In 


19. Bv the Sea, 

20 . North Dutch Church, New 

York City, 

21. The Old Block House, 

22. On the Erie Canal, 

23. Home No Longer, 

24. Tlie Cottage Window, after 

Boughton, 

25. On the East River, 

26. The Twilight is sad and cloudy 7 

27. Sunset off Shore, 

28. The Tow, 

29. The Lighthouse, 

30. The Last Walk in Autumn, 

31. O 11 the Lagoon, Venice, 

32. Padanaram, Salt Vats, 

33. An October Afternoon, 

34. Near the Sea, Evening, 

35. A Hudson River Tow, 

35a. Coal Pockets, New Bedford, 

Mass., 

36. The Rlieumatiz, 

37. Old Friends, 

38. Burning Old Letters, 

39 . On the Hill Top. 

40. Darby and Joan, 

41. Spring Time, 

42. Evening, 

43 . A Corner in Spanish Taos, 

New Mexico, 

44. The Nearest Way Home, 

45 . A Burro Train, New Mexico, 

46. Santa Guadalupe Church. 

Santa Fe, New Mexico, 

47. Old Lady Reading, (a dry 

point,) 

48. On the St. John River, N.B., 13 

49 . Low Tide, Bay of Fundy, 18 


J. M. Falconer 


50 


10 

12 

6 

7. 

6 

20 


14 
17 

7 

7 
16 

11.50 

10 

10 

8 

8 

5.50 

7 
4 
4 
4 
4 

15 

8 
7 

10 

14 

10 


Henry Farrer 


<4 

<< 


R. Swain Gifford 


5 

6.50 

3.50 
3.50 
3.50 
3.50 


R. Swain Gifford 
S. G. McCutclieon 


Peter Moran 


10 Stephen Parrish 
15 






















NO. 

8U1UECT. 

WITH 

PRICE. ARTIST, OR OWNER. 

FRAME. WITHOUT FRAME. 

no. 

Fishermens Houses, Cape 



Stephen Parrish 


Ann, 

18 

15 

(t 

ni. 

In Port, Gloucester Harbor, 

8 

5 

44. 

r>2. 

Carleton, N. B„ Bay of 





Fundy, 

13 

10 

44 

53. 

A Farm near the Sea, Cape Ann, 15 

12 

44 

54. 

Dead Pines and Sketch, 

10 


,T. C. Nicoll 

nn. 

Building an Elevator, 

n 


44 

no. 

Marine, 

n 


44 

57. 

Sunset and Moonlight, 

10 


44 

ns. 

Portland on the St. John, 

18 


C. A. Platt 

no. 

The Market Slips, St John, 





N. B., 

lf> 


44 

00. 

Fishing Boats, 

9 


4 4 

01. 

Interior of Old Fish House, 

9 


44 

02. 

Shanties on the Harlem, 

0 


44 

03. 

High and Dry, 

7 


44 

04. 

Near Portland, Maine, 

0 

4 

G. H. Smillie 

on. 

Florida Pines, 

n 

3 

44 

00. 

(Train Field in Ulster Co.,N.Y 

. 7 

n 

Kruseman Van Elten 

07. 

On the Shepang River, Conn., 

,7 

5 

44 

08. 

Noon, 

8 

G 

44 

00. 

On the Rondout Creek, 

7 

5 

44 

TO. 

Housatonic River, 

7 

5 

44 

71. 

In the Grove, 

7 

5 

44 

72. 

Portrait, (not for sale) 



. T. \V. Wood 

73. 

The GoosePond—from nature, C> 


L. M. Yale 

74. 

The Old Cider Mill. Milford, 




Conn, from nature. 

n 


44 

7n. 

At Sittle River, Dartmouth, 





Mass, from nature. 

n 


4 4 

70. 

Oak at Barney’s Joy, from 





nature. 

G 


44 

77. 

Rocks at Barney’s Joy, from 




nature. 

5 


44 

78. 

Saw Mill, Russels Mill, Mass., 





from nature. 

m 


44 

70. 

One Frame of 8 proofs, from 

N. Y. 

Etching Club Catalogue. 

80 . 

The Roc's Egg, after Yedder, 

10 


J. M. Falconer 













