448 GERARD DOU SECT. 330*:. Portrait of a Man of Rank. Panel, 8 inches by 7 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, July u, 1836, No. 34. 330^. Portrait of a Man. M. 151*7. Powerful and at the same time delicate in treatment. Possibly identical with 339. Panel, 14 J inches by 12 inches, oval. Sale. M. van Noort, Leyden, April 29, 1845, No. 8 (200 florins, bought in). 330*. Portrait of a Man. M. 154. Panel, 7 inches by 5^ inches. Exhibited at Amsterdam, 1872 ; lent by W. Gruyter. 331. Portrait of a Man. He faces the spectator. He has a small moustache and wears a black velvet costume with a simple flat collar. An early work. Canvas, 22 inches by 18 inches. Sale. Prince Paul Galitzin, Paris, March 10, 1875, No. 33. 332. Portrait of a Man. Sm. Suppl. 66 ; M. 148. A half-length of a man about thirty-five, seen in profile, with long flowing dark hair. He wears a dark costume with a white lace collar, and a hat put sideways on his head. His right hand is thrust into his vest. [Pendant to 362.] Signed in full ; panel, 7 inches by 5^ inches, oval. Exhibited in Brussels, 1882, No. 50; lent by the Comte d'Oultremont, in whose family collection it was in 1842 (Sm.). 332<2. Portrait of a Man. A half-length. His face is turned to the spectator. He has a heavy moustache and beard. He wears a black velvet coat and a large collar, and carries a glove in his right hand. Pendant to " Portrait of a Woman " (371*). Signed in the right-hand upper corner, "G. D. W. 1637, aetatis 46" ; panel, 29 inches by 22 inches. Sale. St. Remy zur Biesen and others, Cologne, December 9, 1892, No. 44, pendant to No. 45. 332^. Portrait of a Man. He wears a brown costume with a soft lace collar. He has a large peruke and a small moustache. Copper, 7 inches by 5^ inches, octagonal. Sale. E. Verveer and others, Amsterdam, November 27, 1900, No. 39. 3321:. Head of a Man. Panel, 10 inches by 8 inches. Sale. Mrs. A. MacConnel and others, London, July 10, 1903, No. 125. 333. Portrait of a Man of Rank. A three-quarter length of a man facing three-quarters right. He rests his right hand on his hip, and his left hand, which is stretched out, on a stick. He wears a broad-
