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GOYEN (Jan van)

(1696-1656)

17. — A Sea View

A view near the entrance to a sea-port, a storm approaching. A large fishing-smack in the foreground on the left. A boat with her sails partly furled is lying at the end of a jetty on the right. Two small rowing-boats near her. Numerous vessels, and the houses and church of a town are seen in the distance.

Signed and dated. Panel, 27 1/2 in. b 40 in.

From the Collection of T. Humphry Ward, Esq., London.

HALS (Dirk)

( r-1656)

18. — A Jovial Company

An interior with a company of live persons grouped round a table. In the centre, a young gentleman in a scarlet dress, with a large grey hat and feathers on his head, and a full ruff round his neck, is seated on a chair with his legs crossed, holding a pipe in his hands. Near him, on the left, is a young woman, standing, with a glass of wine in her left hand; an elderly woman seated behind her. A young couple standing on the right near an open door.

Canvas,3o1hin. by371/2in.

From the Collection of M. Brandeis, Paris.

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