xin JACOB VAN RUISDAEL 287 929^. View on the Shore. Ships in the distance. Many figures. 22| inches by 27^ inches. Sale. N. Tjark and others, Amsterdam, November 10, 1762, No. 35 (67 florins, the brothers De Neufville). 929*. A Village with a Church in the Dunes. inches by 1 8^ inches. Sale. Thomas Schwencke, The Hague, October 6, 1767 (Terw. 649), No. 8 1 (18 florins 10). 929/1 A Coast Scene. In front, ladies and gentlemen walk by the sea, which is slightly rough. On the shore in the middle distance are boats. [Probably identical with 931^.] Canvas, 21 inches by 26 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 4, 1769, No. 41 (91 florins, Ketelaar). 929^. A Coast Scene. In the left foreground ladies and gentlemen walk by the sea, which is slightly rough. In the middle distance are ships and boats. Canvas, 22 inches by 27 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 4, 1769, No. 42 (52 florins, Ketelaar). 929/j. View on the Shore. Figures. Sale. Amsterdam, December 19, 1770, No. 91 (10 florins, Joosting). 930. View on the Shore. Waggons and boats. Sunny. Very vigorous in style. Dated 1663 ; panel, 20 J inches by 28| inches. Sale. Amsterdam, August 14, 1771, No. 112 (67 florins, Wubbels). 93<Dtf. A Sea-Shore. Examples of the subject, which may or may not have been identical, occurred as follows : Sales. Amsterdam, November 5, 1704, No. 32. Amsterdam, March 31, 1706 (Hoet, i. 86), No. 19 (7 florins 10). Madame M. J. Cosson and others, Leyden, October 21, 1772, No. 88 (3 florins 14). 931. The Coast at Scheveningen. In front, ladies and gentle- men are walking, with other figures. In the middle distance are fishing boats. On the horizon to the left is a rough sea with fishing-boats under sail. Fine sunlight; natural in style. Canvas, 34 inches by 41 inches. Sales. F. W. Baron van Borck, Amsterdam, May I, 1771, No. 14 (115 florins, Van der Dussen). Van der Dussen, Amsterdam, October 31, 1774, No. 18. 931^. View on the Shore. Exemplary in style. Panel, I2| inches by 15 inches. Sale. Leyden, December 6, 1774, No. 10.
