Identifier: frick-31072002097360 (find matches)
Title: A descriptive and illustrated catalogue of 150 paintings by old masters of the Dutch, Flemish, German, Italian, Spanish and French schools (electronic resource)
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: F. Kleinberger Galleries (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Painting
Publisher: New York : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: Frick Art Reference Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Metropolitan New York Library Council – METRO

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Drawing Water* Dr. Ilofstede de Groot, in Vol. II, n 339, describes this pain-ting as follows : - A stream flows across the front, round a hilly pasture on theleft, in which are four cows, three of them lying down. On the hilla farmer on horseback converses with a man on loot. In the fore-ground a herdboy (ills a cup at the stream. Early morning beforesunrise. Painted in the artists finest time . (Sm.) Signed below to the right : A. Cuyp. Canvas, 27 in., by 35 inches. Described in Smiths Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. V, page 319, X 125; — in Dr. Hofstede de Groots Catalogue Raisonne, Vol.11, N°33q;Exhibited at the British Institution, 1829;From the Collection of H, Muilman. Amsterdam. i8i3;M. Thiebault, Paris, 1 ■> 17; — M.Le Rouge, Paris. (818; — Count Pourtales. 1828 (bought by Smith and Kmmersontog-ether with other Dutch and Flemish paintings); From the Collection of Charles Dixon. Esq., London; Passed by inheritance to George Wilder. Esq., Sianstead Park. Sussex — 2A —
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o CUYP (Aelbekt)Dordrecht 1620- 1691 Dordrecht) \5. A Sportsman Resting* Dr. Hofstede de Grool, in Vol. II. N 626, describes this pic-ture as follows • ■■ At the edge of a wood a young sportsman sits on a shadybank and looks at the game he has shot. His game-bag is in hishand. He wears a black cap. a grey coat, red breeches and lacedboots. Beside him, to the right, stands his gamekeeper who holdsup a dead bird. On the ground lie other birds with a fowling-piece and a horn. In the right foreground lies a large poodle. Inthe left background, through the trees, a sportsman is seen firing. The figures appear to be portraits (Sm.) Signed with the monogram, below to the right.Panel, 28,0 in., by 23,5 inches.Mentioned in (h. Blanc, Le Trisor de la Ciirinsiic, Vol. II, page 44.3:Described in John Smiths Catalogue Ratsonne, Supplement Volume, page 7. X 36;Described in Dr. Hofstede de Groots Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. II. .V>::From the Collection Lebrun. Paris, 1701:Ilcris, Bruss

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