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CLAUDE(1600-1682)

Sixty reproductions ofphotographs from the original paintings^

affording examples of the different characteristics

of the Artist's work

GOWANS & GRAY, Ltd.

5 Robert Street, Adelphi, London, W.C.

58 Cadogan Street, Glasgow

1911

'T^HE sixty pictures ivhich folIo%v are

all considered to be genuine by

Mrs. Mark Pattison (Lady Dilke) in

her admirable " Claude Lorrain, sa Vie

et ses CEuvjes" (faris, 1SS4). The

selection has been- confined to pictures, the

original drawings for ivhich are to be

found in Claude''s '^ Liber Veiitat/s,'''' that

famous book in ivhich he made sketches of

many of his pictwes for his own use.

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Tobias und der Engel{Prado, IMadrid)

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St. Paula verlasst Ostia

{Prado, Madrhi)

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{Galle>-y, Diihvich)

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St. Paula verlasst Ostia

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A Complete List of Published Photographs of

CLAUDE GELLEE'S PICTURES(CLAUDE LORRAINjto be had of Air. Franz Hanfstaengl^

1 6 Pail Mall East, London, S.W.

SIZES AND PRICES OF PHOTOGRAPHS—F= Folio (lo* X 8") Silver Print, i/6 ; Carbon Print, 2/6

R= Royal(i5''xi2'') ... „ 6/-

I = Imperial (21* X 16") ...,, 12/-

Facs = Facsimile (28' X 20^") • •,, 30/-

E = Extra (34i"x26') ... „ 50/.

Average Dimensions are quoted.

In ordering^ it is essential that both Gallery and Order Nutnber

are stated as luell as the Siz^.

Landscape (Mercury and Aglauros)iEneas hunting deer on the Lib-

yan coast, ....Landscape (Kording the stream),Landscape (Acis and Galatea), •

Landscape (Fliglit into Ej^ypt), -

Classical seaport at sunset, -

Jacob with Labau and hisdaughters, ....

Embarkation of St. Paula at Ostia,Landscape at sunset, -

Beascape,Landscape : Morning, -

Seascape at sunset,A seaport,Landscape (Isaac and Rebecca), -

Seaport (EinbarWation of QueenofSheba). ....

Seaport (Embarkation of St. Ur-sula),

Classical landscape (Hagar andthe Angel), ....

BrusselsBudapestDresden

Florence, U£B/

Grenoble, Muni-cipal Museum

Uaniptuu CourtLondon, N.G.

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TURNER'S

"LIBER STUDIORUM"MINIATURE EDITION

Containing, not only the 71 published plates, but

also reproductions of all the unpublished plates as

the artist left them.

This little volume is indispensable to all readers of

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provides reproduction of the unpublished plates which

Ruskin often refers to, and it does this at a price un-

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The Publishers wish to call the attention of

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** Immcnsee," which arc published In English in

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**A Festival at Haderslevhuus'^ and 5«** Aguis

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