246 JAN STEEN SECT. A CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX TO THE PICTURES THAT BEAR DATES OR CAN BE DATED 1 65-.! 90. The Merry Party. Royal Picture Gallery, The Hague. 1650. 150**. Preparations for the Blood-letting. See catalogue of Comte de Turenne's sale, Paris, May 17, 1852. 1651. 2 a. The Story of Hagar. 115/7. The Weli-Fed Family. 115^. The Starved Family. SSia. A Winter Scene. These four pictures were sold by H. Appelboom, The Hague, July 3, 1651. 66. Ananias and Sapphira. See catalogue of Roos sale, Amsterdam, October 31, 1871. 467. A Village Wedding. Imperial Picture Gallery, Vienna. Said to have been sent to Vienna by the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm in 1651. 1653. 455. A Village Wedding. Six collection, Amsterdam. 1654. 583/7. An Ass at Table. Ludwigslust, 1863. 1655. 878. So-called Portrait of the Burgomaster of Delft and his Daughter. Lord Penrhyn's collection, Penrhyn Castle. 1657. 341. Girl at her Toilet. Adolphe Schloss collection, Paris. 1658 872. The Baker Oostwaard and his Wife. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam ; (about) date deduced from inscription of 1738 on back. 1659. 438. The Musicians. Collection of Charles Heusch, London, 1833-54" 796. Lovers under a Tree. Collection of the late Maurice Kann, Paris. 1660. 4. Laban seeks the Images hidden by Rachel. Lakenhal Museum, Leyden. Dated, according to catalogue of the Turenne sale, 1852 ; but the date is no longer visible. 330. The Poultry- Yard. Royal Picture Gallery, The Hague. 375. Grace before Meat. Collection of Charles Morrison, London. 856. The Artist eating Oysters. Collection of the Earl of Lonsdale, Lowther Castle. 1 66 1. 517. The Prince's Birthday. Collection of O. Huldschinsky, Berlin. 854. The Spendthrift. Neumann collection, London. 1663. 102. Dissolute Living. Imperial Picture Gallery, Vienna ; date read by Waagen, but now illegible. 340. The Morning Toilet. Buckingham Palace, London. 655. A Merry Company. Formerly in the collection of Lord Francis Pelham Clinton Hope ; sold in 1898. 1664. 448. The Christening Feast. Wallace collection, London. 773. A Brawl among Card-Players in a Tavern. Aeltere Pinakothek, Munich. 1 The last figure is illegible.
