A collection of curious paintings, most of which are originals by the best ancient and modern masters, viz. Bergham. ... Palingh, &c. will be sold by auction at Wills Coffee-house, at the west-end of the Court of Requests, over against the Painted Chamber, near Westminster-hall; on Tuesday the 27th of this instant October, 1691. The sale beginning at nine in the morning. By John Bullord. Bullord, John. 1691 Approx. 18 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 3 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2011-04 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A33799 Wing C5121 ESTC R214208 99826414 99826414 30817

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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. A33799) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 30817) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English books, 1641-1700 ; 1827:13) A collection of curious paintings, most of which are originals by the best ancient and modern masters, viz. Bergham. ... Palingh, &c. will be sold by auction at Wills Coffee-house, at the west-end of the Court of Requests, over against the Painted Chamber, near Westminster-hall; on Tuesday the 27th of this instant October, 1691. The sale beginning at nine in the morning. By John Bullord. Bullord, John. [4] p. s.n., [London : 1691] Caption title. Place of publication from Wing. Signatures: [A]² . Reproduction of the original in the British Library.

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 eng Art auctions -- England -- London -- Early works to 1800. Art -- England -- Catalogs -- Early works to 1800. 2020-09-21 Content of 'availability' element changed when EEBO Phase 2 texts came into the public domain 2009-04 Assigned for keying and markup 2009-05 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2009-06 Sampled and proofread 2009-06 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2009-09 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
A Collection of Curious PAINTINGS, Moſt of which are Originals; By the Beſt Ancient and Modern Maſters, viz. Bergham. Wyck. Guido Camers. Stolwyek. Backhuyſen. Verſchuer. Schalker. Gulde Wagen. Vander Mulen. Soutman. Rouſtrate. Baſſanin. Wowerman. Van Oſſenbeeck. Heàa. Palingh, &c. Will be Sold by AUCTION at Wills Coffee-houſe, at the Weſt-end of the Court of Requeſts, over againſt the Painted Chamber, near Weſtminſter-hall; on Tueſday the 27th of this inſtant October, 1691. The Sale beginning at Nine in the Morning. By John Bullord. Conditions of SALE. I. That be who bids most is the Buyer, but if any difference ariſe the Painting is to be expoſed to Sale again. II. That the Mony for the Paintings ſo ſold, is to be paid at the place of Sale, within 3 days after the Sale is ended; but for ſuch as deſire them ſooner, Attendance for delivery, will be given every Day, at the ſaid place. III. That all Gentlemen, &c. give in their Names, and places of Abode, or Earneſt for what they buy, if deſired. IV. That no Perſon is to bid leſs than Six pence a time for any Lot expoſed to Sale. V. That all Gentlemen, &c. who ſhall buy Paintings at this Sale, and deſtre to have them pack'd up carefully, to be ſent into Country, may have them pack'd in Caſes, and ſent to any Carriers Inn, in and about London, they paying only for the Caſes and Porteridge, the Undertaker not deſiring any Gain thereby. VI. That the Paintings may be viewed by any Perſons, that pleaſe to repair to the place of Sale; where Catalogues are given to thoſe that require them. 1 A Landskip by Leonard 2 Another by the ſame Maſter 2 Our Saviour finely done in Lead 4 Three ſmall Indian Birds 5 a Feſtoon of flowers 6 Sir Kenelm Digbys Lady after Van Dyck 7 a Town in Holland finely painted by Du Bray 8 A piece of Fiſh by Robinſon 9 a Landskip by Leonard 10 a Landskip with naked Figures by Stolwyck 11 Another by the ſame maſter, curiouſly painted 12 a School by Herman Hals 13 a Hiſtory piece after Paul Veroneſe 14 Mary and Joſeph after Caratz 15 A curious piece of the Senſe of hearing by Boon 176 Taſting by the ſame maſter 17 Feeling by the ſame maſter 18 Seeing by the ſame maſter 19 Smelling by ditto 20 a Landskip with Figures, finely paint. by a D. m. 21 a Landskip with an Alehouſe by Griffiere 22 St. Anthnys Temptation by Frank 23 A piece of Boors dancing by Rens 24 another piece by the ſame maſter 25 A ſmall Landskip finely painted 26 an original piece of Cattel 27 an original Landsip with Figures by Wyck, curiouſly painted 28 a Landsip, with Philip baptizing the Eunuch, by Enghels 29 a Landskip curiouſly painted by Hondius 30 a Lapland Froſt-piece, by Guido Camers 31 Some Smoakers finely painted by Haemskirk 32 Eliſha curſing the Children 33 a piece of Still-life by Vander Meer 34 a Dutch Family by Haemskirk 35 a large Landskip by Vander Stratten 36 a large ſacrifice piece, curiouſly painted by Knife 37 a Landskip with a water-fall by Enghels 38 The burning of Antwerp by Mompert 39 Suſanna and the two Elders by De Ryck 40 The extravagant Son, by Boſon 41 Ballad ſing. by Haemskirk, with a Lands. by a Germ. 39 Madam Philips the famous Poetreſs ſup. by S. P. Lilly 40 a Converſation by Vanderelſt 41 Another ditto 42 a Landskip by Frome 43 another by Woverman 44 a Leaguer piece by Vander Venner 45 a piece of ſtill-life by Rouſtrate 46 an inſide proſpect of a Church by Verſcuer 47 a piece with Cattel by Van Oſſenbeck 48 an Horſe Fair, a large piece well painted by Wyck 49 an Italian Landskip by Gravenbroeck 50 The Salutation, after Raphael 51 Mary Magdalen after Guido 52 Two Blackamoors heads by Guido 53 a Morning piece with our Saviour going to Emaus 54 The ſhepherds worſhiping our Saviour 55 a Landskip, with Judith and Tamar, by Den Boſs 56 a Nymph aſleep an original 57 a Dutch wedding full of figures by Haemskirk 58 a moon-ſhine curiouſly painted by a Dutch maſter 59 a Droll piece by a Diſciple of Brower 60 A landskip finely painted▪ by Ocker 61 a half length of General Monk well painted 62 A landskip by Auguſt 63 another Landskip by the ſame maſter 64 a drinking, and ſinging piece by Haemskirk 65 a Droll piece by the ſame maſter 66 a Landskip with figures well painted by Wynants 67 a piece of ſtill-life with a red Herring by old Boon 68 a Landskip with a Fox and Owle by Nehemfelt 69 a piece of books by Vander Mulen 70 a Turkiſh ſea fight by Boll 71 a piece with ſheep by Rens 72 Gustavus Adolphus by Soutman 73 a Winter piece by old Molinus 74 Venus and Adonis with a Boar hunting 75 a man ſmoaking by Teniers 76 an obſcene piece well painted 77 an orig. piece of Oyſters and Wine in a rich Frame 78 a ſhoulder of Mutton drawn by the life 79 a half length Prince Rupert in Crions 80 Diana well painted by Spykerman 81 an Oyſter piece by Adama 82 The bombarding of Barcillona by the French 83 an original Landskip finely painted 84 Blanket Fair curiouſly painted by a Dutch maſter 85 a Landskip by Velamena 86 a piece of Still-life, by Vander Meer 87 a Landskip by Van Goyen 88 a Landskip with Cattel, by Knyf 89 a Landskip by Decker 90 a piece of Muſical Inſtruments, by De Bray 91 a piece of Cattel, by Van Oſſenbeeck 92 a piece with Horſes by Bockhout 93 another by the ſame Maſter 91 a piece of Fruit by Bogdan 92 a ſick man making his Will, by Haemskirk 93 a Battel ſuppoſed of Woverman 94 David and Bathſheba, by Palingh 95 a man playing with his Cat 96 a piece of Cattel, by Bergham 97 a ſmall Indian Bird 98 a Fools Head 99 a ſmall Froſt-piece 100 a Droll well painted by Haemskirk 101 a piece of Vanity finely paint. by Robinſon 102 a Fire-piece by Van Dieſt 103 a curious Italian Landskip 104 a ſmall piece finely painted by Schalker 105 an Original Vanity by Sommers 136 a Confeſſion-piece, by Old Haemskirk 107 a Fruit-piece well painted 108 a Landskip by Leonard 109 another by the ſame maſter 110 Saul and the Witch of Endor, extraordinary well painted 111 a Sea-piece by Moliere 112 a piece of Still-life very fine 113 The Holy Family, by Gulde Wagen 114 a Sea-piece by Willaerts 115 Pyramis and Thisbe, by Palingh 116 a large piece of Monuments and Tombs, an Orig. 117 a Landskip, with the figures by Wyck 118 a large piece of Narciſſus, after Titian 119 a curious Landskip by Leonard 120 The Kings landing in Holland, by Mooy 121 a Boar-hunting, by a Diſciple of Hondius 122 a Hare and Dog as big as the life, by Wyck 123 a Landskip by Adama 124 David and Bathſheba, by Blomaert 125 an Original Night piece 126 an Original piece by Cuſhers 227 Cupid dethron'd by Money, an Original cur. painted 128 a Sea-piece by Backhnyſen 129 a Sea-ſtorm by Verſchuer 130 a large Sea-port drawn in Black & White, by Mooy 131 a Sea-port, by Waggener 132 a Landskip with Figures, by Blyka 133 a Landskip with Figures, by Rens 134 a curious Original pc of Painting, by that great Maſter Vander Werf 135 a Winter piece by Mompert 236 a Summer piece with Corn, by the ſame maſter 137 a Landskip with Cattel, by Brakenburgh 138 a Head curiouſly painted by Napolitano 139 a piece of Beaſts by Baſſanin 140 an extraordinary piece of Painting, by that great maſter Verdoes 141 a Landskip by Vermuren 142 another Landskip by De Ren 143 a piece of Still-life by Old Bergham 144 a Landskip by De Hart 145 a curious piece of Painting by that great maſter P. Steen 146 Portia, that kill'd herſelf by eating of Fire, well painted 147 an Original Landskip, fit for a Chimney 148 a Sea Port after the Turkiſh manner 149 a Sea piece curiouſly drawn in Black and White, by Mooy 150 a Figure repreſenting Prudence, by Goltzius 148 a Head by Antonio Moor 149 a piece of Ruins, by Verguſoon 150 a Landskip curiouſly painted by Brill 151 a piece full of Figures, by Haemskirk 152 Jove in the ſhape of a Swan with Leda, an Original 153 a Landskip finely painted by Edema 154 a Landskip curiouſly painted by Soyngee 155 a Landskip well painted by P. Janze 156 a Landskip with a Ruin, by Adama 157 Acteon and Diana curiouſly painted by Lareſſe 158 a ſea ſtorm a half length well painted by Brain 159 a three quarter Ruine finely painted 160 a Converſation piece full of Figures by Hemskirk 161 an Italian Fruit piece 162 King William finely painted 163 Queen Mary by the ſame hand 164 a Droll by Hemskirk 165 a Landskip with figures by Rens 166 a Fruit piece by Vander Meer 167 Another by the ſame maſter 168 a Market piece by Knife 169 a piece with Cattel by the ſame maſter 170 a Landskip with Cattel by Bruyninck 171 Landskip with figures well done by P. Janze 172 a piece of Flowers by Van Everbrook 173 a Sea piece curiouſly painted by a great maſter 174 Mary Magdalen by Madena 175 a curious moon-ſhine with Buildings well done 176 a Landskip well painted by Bart Engleze 177 a piece of Still-life by Adama 178 an Italian Market piece, an original 179 Pendennis Caſtle an original well painted 180 a Landskip with figures by Verteringa 181 a piece with figures by Kniſe 182 a Sea-ſtorm by Antonius 183 a Landskip with boors by Vaſtiana 184 a Head curiouſly painted by Bourguignon 185 a Sea piece, with a view at a diſtance, well painted by Pompe 186 a Sea piece by Moliere 187 a piece of Still-life, Oyſter and Rummer by Heda 188 a Landskip by Leonard 189 Melancholy curiouſly painted by De Ryck 190 a Sea piece by Vande Velde 191 a Landskip curiouſly painted by Leonard 192 Another finely painted by the ſame maſter 193 a piece of Still life by Schoten 194 The Beginning and enjoyment of Love 195 Jupiter in the ſhape of an Eagle, carrying Aſtrea to Heaven 196 a large piece of Pipers with the wonderful Dog and Cat, &c. 197 a three quarter Landskip with Ruin •• well done 198 a Landskip curiouſly painted by Vertringa 199 a Landskip with Cattel by Van Ruyſen 200 a Landskip by Poly 201 an Oval Landskip with Cattel by De • Boſſe 202 a Land ſtorm by Swanevelt 203 Two men on Horſeback by Galle 204 a Sea-piece finely drawn in black & white by Moy 205 a Sea port finely painted 206 a Hind Quarter of Lamb an original 207 a Fattel piece by Wyck 208 a Sun ſet with a Town an original 209 a Landskip with Cattel and men fiſhing by V. Dieſt 210 a Landskip with a Windmill, by Van Goyen 211 a Sea ſtorm by Antonius 212 a piece of Fiſh by Veroughen 213 a piece with book by Vander Mulen 214 a Landskip with Cattel by Wolferus 215 a Landskip with Figures by Rombouts 216 a curious Waterfal an original by an Italian 217 Grapes by Michael Angelo 218 a Kitchen piece by Sabee 219 a large Moon-ſhine by a Dutch maſter 220 a Nymph aſleep under a ſhady Tree by a Venetian 221 The Reſurrection, an original Sketch 222 Hemskirks Head painted by himſelf 223 Caeſars Ghoſt appearing to Brutus 221 Joſeph and his Miſtreſs by De Ryck 222 a piece of drunken Bours by old Hemskirk 223 a Landskip by Brughel 224 a ſmall enamell'd picture of the Salutation and Nativity 225 a Sea piece curiouſly painted by Pompe 226 King Charles I. juſt before his death 227 An original piece with 2 figures by Halſt 228 The women of Winsporgh 229 a Sketch of St. Laurence, by Hondius 230 A Sea Port curiouſly drawn in Black and White by Moy