1 S. J. Stump 1 1 Mrs. Terry W.Joy 1823.) 32 Storm, Composition 62 View of Mr. Austen's Farm at T. H. Williams Sapiston H. Milbourne 33 View from the Old Brighton 63 Noon-day effect: North Wales Road D.Wolstenhome, Jun. 34 An Artist in his Study 64 Othello, Act III, Scene 3 G. Watson H. P. Briggs 35 Landscape J. Constable, A.R.A. 65 Chelsea Church' from Cheyne 36 A Banditti Chief looking over Walk - 'C. R. Stanley E. Landseer 37 Prospero releasing Ariel H. Howard, R. A. 67 Stoats detected at their Re38 View of the Hour-glass Brewery past J. F. Levis D. Wolstenhome, Jun. 39 The Pool of London J. Ward West Side. A. B. Johns 68 Study from Nature J. G. Strutt J. Graham 42 Royal Banquet at the Corona- 70 Landscape, Sunset H. Landseer tion of George IV. 71 A View at Stoke, Som. T. Watts G. Jones, A.R.A. 72 Acqua-Pendente, from a sketch 43 A Woman throwing herself be- by G. Cooper, Esq. tween the Fire of Soldiery and T. C. Hofland a wounded Chief of Banditti 73 The Bowdewston in Borrowdale C. Eastlake E. Price 44 Caliban plagued by the Spirits 74 View of Abbot's Ford of Prospero H. Howard, R. A. 45 The Female Soothsayer de- 75 View on the Beach, Yarmouth prired of her power by Paul H. Singleton 76 A Gleaner 46 View from the River : Rich- 77. Matlock, Derbyshire . E. Price mond T. Watts 78 Scenery in Wicklow W. Cowen 47 A Moonlight J. Linnel 79 Scene from “ Les Precieuses 48 - From the beath-covered moun Ridicules”A. E Chalon, R. A. tains of Scotia I come" 80 Italian Water-carrier T. Barker J. Partridge 81 Cupid H. Pickersgill, A.R.A. 49 Morning, after a Storm: a scene 82 “ Love among the Roses” Mrs. Ansley W. Linton 83 A Boat in a high Surf T. Barker 84 Evening, Composition J.Gilbert W. Coven 86 Le Billet A. E. Chalon, R. A. S. Malkin 88 An Attack on a French Con54 The Veteran W. M'Call voy and Escort near Gua daluxara by the Empezinado South End. D. Dighton 55 The Sportsman H. Walter 89 A Musical Party G. Watson 56 Scene on the Flemish Coast 90 A Brook Scene - F. C. Lewis J. Wilson 91 Scene in Berkshire; Evening 57 Paper-Mill, Godalming J. Tennant C. R. Stanley 92 View of St. Bernard's Well ; 38 King Lear, Act II, Scene 4 Evening G. Vincent 93 Juvenile Solicitude W.S.Watson Chamouni W. De la Motte 95 View on Taunton Marsh F. R. Lee H. Singleton T. Hastings *98 Guardian Angels H. Singleton 134 Study of two Old Men (still 99 The Lap-dog J. F. Lewis living:) who fought at Minden T. S. Good G. Miles 136 Remains of a Castle on the Coast of Pifeshire Mrs. Terry T. Foster 100 Dovedale, Derbyshire E. Price 138 A Roman Beggar attended by mi Landscape: Evening T. Banker a Woman of Sonino C. Eastlake 102 A Sleeping Venus C. Sherif 139 Dead Game G. Mäles 103 An Artist selecting a Sketch 140 View on Loch-Lomond T. Roth Mrs. Terry 104 Moonlight - J. Hollins 141 Ronding the News T. S. Good 105 Travellers from Chamouni 142 Courtship: T. Clater J. Graham A. Frazer 107 Landscape · P. Reinagle, R. A. 145 Edith T. Stewardson 108 View of a Wooden Bridge near 146 Cupid. J. Jackson, R. A. A. 209 Scene at White Knights E. Landseer T. c. Hofland 148 Yarmouth Jetty 110 The Prodigal Son J. Graham J. Constable, A.R.A. 111 Young Bird-catcher W. Davison 149 Wedding Morning T. Clater 112 Lake of Lugano W. Coven 150 Rebecca unveiling. Vide Ivan113 Dovedale, Derbyshire E. Price hoe J. Graham 114 Puos in favour B, R. Faulkner 151 Mary Queen of Scots, with 15 The Dancing Bear Rizzio, &c. W. Ross D. Guest 118 Latimers, from Chenies, Bueks. 153 Don't wake the Baby G, Samuel T. Steroardson 117 Lord Bolton's Game-keeper's 184 Possession in Jeopardy Cottage, at Bazing W. Lewis T: Woodward 118 Landscape J. Wauthier 155 Flowers • Miss E. Coppin 119 Cottage at Rydal C. Deare 120 Cupid sheltering his Darling South End. from the Storm W. Etty 121 Cottage at Hodsden Green 156 Escape of the Mouse J. Burnett G. Hughes 157 Dead Game B. Blake 122 Morning : effect after a Storm ; 158 Cottage in Cardiganshire Regent's Park 5. Hayter W. Payne 123 View in the Valley of Cha 159 Landscape: Evening J. Hughes R. T. Bone 161 Boy and Donkey E. Landseer 162 A Hare, with red-legg'd Par124 Study of a Hunter's Head and tridges G. Miles Fox Hound H. B. Chalon 163 Brenda Troil. Vide Pirate, 125 Warwick Castle R. B. Harraden Chap. III Miss Jones 126 Cattle; an approaching Storm 164 Portico of a Pavilion near the of 127 Nortli end of Calais Pier 165 A Study • H, Walter J. Wilson 166 A Grove Scene E. Childe 128 Adam and Eve entertaining the 167 Composition on Hampstead Angel Raphael J. Martin Heath E. Goodall T. C. Hofland E. Hastings 169 Henry VIII. and Francis I. 131 Kepilworth Castle crowned Victor's at the TourR. B. Harraden nament of the Cloth of Gold 132 Cattle, Evening. T. Barker F. P. Stephanoff 133 Fishing Boats; a Calm 170 Pointets J. F. Lewis a .!. O 1923.] 172 Coast Scone, with Figures 209 Spaniels JR Lennie No Chantoys 210 Battle of Strigonium 173 Infancy Mise E, Jonda 4. Caoper, R. Ale 174. Market-place at Orleans, with a 211 Head of a Polish Jew Mrs. W. Carpenter G. Jones, A.R. A. 212 Loading a Carti 6. Childa 175 An Ass's Head N. Chantry 213 Evening ; a Scene in Wieklow 176 Head of an Old Man.), Graham JA A. O'Connor 177 Eltruda G. Bestland: 214 Landscapa. P. Reinagle, R. A. 178 The Bulfinch in danger, 215 Afternoon in September. Com Mrs. W. Carpenter pasition M, Peacock 179 Frais & Platt, Jun. 216 View on the Thames near the 180 Cash-account examined. Patent Shot Tower G. Deane R. T. Bone 181. A Farm Yard E. Childe 218 View on the Balls of Jumel 182 View on Crostwich Common C. Torone W*. Emerson J. B. Ladbrooke 184 Landscape T. Smith 221 Landscape; Composition, 185. Manfred stabs his Daughter by W. Willes J. Taylor W. Brockedon 186 Cheerfulness Mrs. W. Carpenter 223 Landscape ;. Composition J. Barnicle Evening 187 Knaresborough. 7. C. Hoftand 188 New Road to Matrimony; or 224, Scene near Sandhurst New Marriage Act A Wilson 1. Ingalton 225 Baggago halting J. A. Atkinson 189 View in Bragwood J Linnel 226. Dhe Bigd-nester. 4. T. Berlin 190. Ale-house Door E. Childe SOUTH ROOM, West Side, 191 View of Dollgelly J. Varley West, Side, 192 View. of Sunnin P. Nasmyth 227 Hare and wild. Rowl-G. Stevens 193. The Four Sisters, a remarkable' 228 Water-spout, ngas Albania; Priz Chestnut in Cobham Park tish Men-of-war J. Cartwright J. G. Strutt 229 Shooting Poney and Pointer 194 View in the Shrubbery, South J. W. Lambert the Vale of Llanillted J. V. Barber 196 Scene near Lyndhurst 231 Forest Scenes B. Barker J. Wilson 232 A Study Miss Adams 197 Sketch near Battersea 233 The Woodman E. Hastings H. Chapman 234 The Toilet J. Haytex B., Blaka E. Hastings 236 Salvator Rosa's Study W 200 View of Chelsea Chas. Deane 237. Landscape, with Cattle 201 A popular Actor in Henry LV, A. B. Van Warrollo J. Jackau, k. A, 238 Landscape G, A. Phillips 202 The Death of Priam H. P. Bone 239 Study from a Shepherd of Spon 203 Study from Nature H. Jones leta W. Brokedon 204 View from Vauxhall E. Childe 240 Dr. Primrose selling, Black, 205 Vision of Zechariah berry R. B. Davis Brumo, imposes upon Calan- J.M. Wright C. Bayley thews's Day, at Christ's Hos208 Moonlight .... G. Vincent pital T. Stothard, R. A 1 a 243 Fish-pond; Evening 280 Interior, with Game B. Blake Miss Landseer 281 Girl with Flowers J. Graham 244 Twilight H. B. Ziegler 282 The eager Terrier E. Landseer 245 Market, and Fountain of the 283 Watchman awake W. Kidd Innocents .. J.J. Chalon 284 Horses'in a Thunder-storm; a 246 Death of Moses in sight of the Sketch T. Woodward promised Land E. Chatfield 285 View at Sunning P. Nasmyth 247 Study from Nature 286 Poultry - G. Vincent J. R. Wildman 287 View from the Grounds of Lord 248 Fall of the River Llagwy, near Northwick's Villa at Harrow Capel-Curig H. B. Žiegler W. Linton 249 Belinda at her Toilet Fradelle 288 Eloise T. Stewardson 250 Battle of Naseby 289 Scene in Devonshire A. Cooper, R. A. T. H. Williams 251 View on the River Thames, at 290 Landscape and Cattle W. Cozens 1. Hadley P. Nasmyth 291 Which way are the Hounds 252 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea gone? T. Woodward C. Deane 292 The Brook W. Walsh 253 Wood Scene in the Marshes, 293 Study of a Terrier M. T. Ward near Yarmouth J, S. Cotman 294 Mercury and Argus J. Christall 254 View on the Thames, near the 295 Village Scene, Old Bazing Isle of Dogs R. Adams W. Lewis 255 Landscape and Cattle J. Puller 256 Tivoli J. V. Barker East Side. 257 View on the Burle, near Dulverton G. Samuel 296 Study of a Dog T. Hartley 258 View of the Baller of Buchan, 297 Woodcock Shooting on the coast of Scotland È. C. Turner J.J. Masquerier 298 The naughty Child A. Fraser 259 The Young Anglers H. Smith 299 Interior of Tintern Abbey 260 Study of a Spaniel H, Briggs P. Williams 261 An Oyster-shop A. Fraser 300 Eastnor Castle J. Barnicle 262 The Artist's Study 301 View at Miltown J.A.O Connor. E. V. Rippingille 302 Cupid S. Drummond, A.R.A. 263 Selling Rabbits - W. Kidd 303 Davie Dean's rejecting the Ad264 Cottages in the New Forest vice of Saddletree and Butler T. J. Judkin H. P. Parker 304 Sea-piece C. Deane South End. 305 Cottage at River Head J. G. Strutt 265 Macbeth entering the Cave of 306 Moonlight; Scene the the Witches J. Barney, Sen. Thames J. Ward 266 Mountebank Procession 307 Lady Carlisle's Visit to Lilly R. B. Davis J. Carse 267 Crossing the Stile W. S. Watson 308 Waiting for the Boat 268 Itinerant Musician E. Harding W. Ingalton 269 Landscape W. Adams 309 View on Barnes Common 270 Lane at Blackheath Mrs. Terry E. Childe 271 Interior of a Farrier's Shop 310 The two Marys visiting the W. Kidd Sepulchre of Christ J.J. Halls 272 Reading Kenilworth on the 311 Jenny R, Farrier spot T. Fielding 312 The Kiss refused S. Woodin 273 Swallow's Nest W. M*Cait 313 The Old Man and his quarrel274 Game · B. Blake. J. Carose 275 View from Lord Northwick's 314 Samson and Dalilah C. Sherriff Villa at Harrow W. Linton 315 North View of Bamburgh Cas276 Shepherd's Boy and Pipe tle • E. Hastings R. Mendham 316 Scene on the Via Triumphalis 277 Composition : B. Barker M. E. Thomas 278 Maniac visited by his Children 317 Bolton Abbey C. Deane J. P. Davis 318 The Pedlar R. Farrier 279 Girl with Pruit . J: Graham 319 A Study W. Wate on 321 Dranght Players. W. Novice SCULPTURB: 322 Sailor singing at an Alehouse Door C. Harding 331 Panathenaic Procession 323 Cottage Scene, Sunset J. Henning P. Reinagle, R. A. 332 Andromeda J. Cundy 324 Landscape and Cattle 333 Bust of Lord Nelson J. H. Capper 0. Rossi, R. A. 323 View at Lausanne H. W. Burgess 334 Adam and Eve lamenting over North End. the dead Body of Abel J. Wood 326 Landscape : J. Tennant 335 Ajax forcing Cassandra from 327 The Post Horse G. H. Laporte the Temple of Minerva 328 Christ instituting the Last H. Rossi Supper . P. A. Gaugain 336 Venus at the Bath C. Moore 329 The Race Horse G. H. Laporte 337 Eve at the Fountain 330 Eruption of Mount Vesuvius E. H. Baily, R. A. J. M. Whichelo INTELLIGENCE RELATIVE TO THE FINE ARTS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. FOREIGN PARIS. -Great Prize for Paint- hall is to be erected near the centre ing. The subject given by the Aca- of the city, where there may be the demy was Orestes and Pylades greatest "number of convenient ap. from the Iphegenia of Euripides. proaches. The first great prize was The Academy decided that there awarded to Emile James Gilbert, of was no picture entitled to the Paris, twenty-nine years old, and principal grand prize, but they pupil of M. Vignon (Barthelemi). adjudged two secondary grand The second grand prize was won by prizes, the first to M. Augustus M. Peter Francis Louis Fontaine, a Hyacinthe Debay, a native of Nantes, native of Pontoise, in the department in the department of the Lower of the Oise, pupil of Messrs. Percier Seine, eighteen years and a half old, and Fontaine, members of the Insti. and a pupil of M. Gros, a member of tute. The second prize (of the sethe Institute: the second to M. cond class) was awarded to M. Francois Bouchot of Paris, twenty- Jules Frederic Bouchet, of Paris, two years old, a pupil of M. Le twenty-two and a half years old. Thiers, member of the Institute. pupil of Messrs. Debret and Guix. The Academy also voted an honor- epin, architect to the government. ary mention and a silver medal to The Academy further yoted an hoM. Sebastien-Louis Willen Noblin, porary notice and a medal to Mr. a native of Warsaw, twenty-five years Leon" Vaudoyer, of Paris, aged old, and pupil of M. Regnault. twenty-nine years, and pupil of Great Prize for Sculpture. The sub- Messrs. Vaudoyer and Lebas, ar. ject given by the Academy was chitects to government; and the Jason carrying, away the golden Academy decreed that in their public fleece. The principal grand prize meeting an especial notification was not awarded, but two secondary should be made of the great satisgrand prizes were distributed, the faction afforded to them by the geone to M. Charles-Marie-Emile neral merit of the school of archiLanrie, of Paris, twenty-four years tecture. old, pupil of M. Cartellier, member The purchase of M. Drouetti's of the Institute; the other to M. Louis fine collection of Egyptian antiques Deprez, of Paris, aged twenty years, having been refused by the French a pupil of M. Bosio, member of the government, the whole of them have Institute. been carried to Turin, in consideraGreat Prize for Architecture.- tion of a pension for life, granted to The sabject of the medal was, a de- the proprietor by the Sardinian sigo for a hall of rehearsal, (salle government. defénitive) for the Opera-house. This The four pictures of L. M. Ducis, Eur. Mag. Feb. 1823. х |
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