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Title: Illustrated catalogue of the valuable paintings and sculptures by the old and modern masters forming the famous Catholina Lambert Collection removed from Belle Vista Castle, Paterson, New Jersey
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: American Art Association Roberts, W. (William), 1862-1940 Coffin, William A. (William Anderson), 1855-1925
Subjects: Lambert, Catholina, -1923 Luini, Bernardino, 1475?-1533?
Publisher: New York : American Art Association
Contributing Library: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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No. 181LADIES AND CHILDREN BT ADOLPHE MONTICELLI l1 0 I) ADOLPHE :M0NTICELLL French: 1824—1886 \H1—LADIES AND CHILDREN A GROUP of four female figures in vari-colored costumes, with twochildren at their feet, in a setting of forest background. The childrenare occupied with a white ring-dove which is seen on the ground, aboutto enter a large birdcage. This picture and its companion piece (No.180) are known as the Empress Eugenie Panels, having beenpainted by her order for one of the apartments in her private suitein the Palace of the Tuileries. Canvas: Height, 6214 inches; width, 371/2 inches. Signed at the lower left, Monticelli.
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No. 182 Moosuairr BY RALPH ALHKRI HLAKKLOCK, A.N.A. ^ / i EALPH ALBEKT BLAKELOCK, A.N.A. American: 1847— 182 —MOONLIGHT The horizon in this fine composition is placed low, about one-quarterof the total height of the canvas from the bottom of the frame. Apond, or stream, is seen in the immediate foreground with steep bankson either side, while on the farther shore, where a brook tumbles intothe main body of water, are several trees and, beyond, a hilly countryoccupies the distance. From the high bank on the right rise two great trees with foliagereaching to the toj) of the canvas, and on the left is a smaller tree,farther away from the spectator. The sky, light and pearly in tonein the lower portion, fades into blue and still darker blue as the eyelooks upward. High up on the right the full moon is seen, partlyobscured by foliage, and its disc is reflected in the water at the bottomof the picture. Canvas: Height, 72 inches; width, 47^^ inches. Signed at the lower left. This celebra

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