xvin CASPAR NETSCHER 253 Sale. Freiherr C. von Mergenbaum, Frankfort-on-Main, July 13, 1846, No. 74. 3410. Portrait of a Gentleman. [Pendant to 423*7.] Engraved by Robert Cooper as a " Portrait of General Desborough," but even the sale-catalogue declares that this identification is wrong. Sale. Duke of Buckingham, Stowe, August 15, 1848, No. 328 (22 : us.. with pendant, J. and W. Dent). 341^. Portrait of a Young Man in Old Dutch Dress. He is equipped for the chase with a bow and a great hound. Finely drawn and painted. Panel, 16 inches by 12 inches. Sale. Daiwaille, Rotterdam, March 7, 1851, No. 51. 342. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank with a Fair Curly Wig. Seen in a three-quarter view ; he looks at the spectator. He holds his sword in his left hand, and leans with the right on a table covered with a Persian carpet. He is in black with lace collar and cuffs. Good and well preserved. Canvas, 18 inches by 13! inches. Sale. The widow of J. H. Molkenboer, born Schenkhuizen, Amsterdam, September 6, 1853, No. 17 (105 florins, BufFa). 342*. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank. In a red velvet cloak. Very good and carefully painted. [Pendant to 423^.] Canvas, i8 inches by 15 inches. Sale. (Supplementary) Amsterdam, December 20, 1853, No. 124 (51 florins, with pendant, Glazer). 342^. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank. Sale. Heris, Paris, April 19, 1856, No. 39 (29 florins). 342*:. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank in a Rich Dress. Many accessories. [Pendant to 424*7.] Sale. (Supplementary) Amsterdam, August 20, 1856, No. 445. 342< Portrait of a Young Scholar in a Robe. Canvas on panel, 19^ inches by i6 inches. Sale. M. Wolff, Berlin, May 25, 1857, No. 123. 342*. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank. Damaged. Sale. E. B. Rubens and others, Amsterdam, August n, 1857, No. 160. 342/ Portrait of a Gentleman with Long Fair Curls. He wears a handsome robe, and sits leaning his left arm on the arm of his chair. Canvas, 2o| inches by 15^ inches. Sate.Comte de Bude de Ferney, Paris, April 8, 1864, No. 47. 342^. Portrait of a Gentleman in a Dressing-Gown. Canvas, 22 inches by i8 inches. In the Schloss, Dessau, 1864 (Parthey, ii. 191).
