Page:Charles Sedelmayer - Catalog of 100 paintings - illustratedcata04gallgoog.djvu/178

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JANSSENS VAN CEULEN (Cornelius)

(1694- ^64)

26. — Portrait of a Lady

Turned slightly to the right, looking at the spectator; blond curly hair; a string of pearls round her neck, a pearl in her ear. Black satin dress, cut low in front, the bodice and cuffs edged with lace. Half-length. Life-size.

Canvas, 2ft 12 in. by 22 12in.

METSU (Gabriel)

(163o- 1667)

27. — Dutch Interior

A young lady, dressed in a white satin jacket, and a yellow satin skirt, a white fichu on her head, holding up a glass of wine with her left hand, supports a jug with her right on her lap. She is seated in the centre of the room, near a table on which is a plate with oranges. Behind the table, on the right, a cavalier asleep, his head resting on his arm.

Signed with the monogram (i. M. Canvas, i3 3/4 in. by 11 1/2 in.

From the Collection of M. Demencix. Bourges.

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