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LIST OF PICTURES BY MR. H. C. FRICK
TO M. KNOELDER & CO'S LOAN EXHIBITION OF OLD MASTERS
John Constable, "Salisbury Cathedral", 44 x 333/4
Sir Thomas Lawrence, "lady Peel", 28 x 36,
Sir Joshua Reynolds, "Lady Skipwith", 40 x 50,
George Romney, "Countess of Warwick & her two children",
60 x 76,
J. M .W. Turner, "Mortlake terrace", 481/2 x 361/2,
J. M .W. Turner, "Antwerp, Van Goyen looking for a subject"
48 1/2 x 36,
Jan Van de Capelle, " harbor of Amsterdam" with a man-of-War and State Barge and Boats, 365/8 x 61.
Albery Cuyp, "River Scene with barge full of passengers", 291/4 x 231/4
Frans Hals, "Portait of a Woman", 363/4 x 45,45,
Meindert Hobbema, "Landscape with building and figures", 511/8 x 37
Isaac van Ostade, "The halt at the Inn" 241/2 x 201/4
Velasquez, "Portrait of Philip IV of Spain", 383/4 x 521/2
John Ver Meer, "The Soldier and the Laughing Girl", 18 x 197/8,
(Received January 10, 1912 and returned January 30th, 1912.
{{OK as per letter of C.S. Carstairs stated July 1, 1912 which states that they have all been returned and re-hung in his Gallery.
L.R.J. 2/17/1912.
TO M. KNOELDER & CO'S LOAN EXHIBITION OF OLD MASTERS
John Constable, "Salisbury Cathedral", 44 x 333/4
Sir Thomas Lawrence, "lady Peel", 28 x 36,
Sir Joshua Reynolds, "Lady Skipwith", 40 x 50,
George Romney, "Countess of Warwick & her two children",
60 x 76,
J. M .W. Turner, "Mortlake terrace", 481/2 x 361/2,
J. M .W. Turner, "Antwerp, Van Goyen looking for a subject"
48 1/2 x 36,
Jan Van de Capelle, " harbor of Amsterdam" with a man-of-War and State Barge and Boats, 365/8 x 61.
Albery Cuyp, "River Scene with barge full of passengers", 291/4 x 231/4
Frans Hals, "Portait of a Woman", 363/4 x 45,45,
Meindert Hobbema, "Landscape with building and figures", 511/8 x 37
Isaac van Ostade, "The halt at the Inn" 241/2 x 201/4
Velasquez, "Portrait of Philip IV of Spain", 383/4 x 521/2
John Ver Meer, "The Soldier and the Laughing Girl", 18 x 197/8,
(Received January 10, 1912 and returned January 30th, 1912.
{{OK as per letter of C.S. Carstairs stated July 1, 1912 which states that they have all been returned and re-hung in his Gallery.
L.R.J. 2/17/1912.
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