CATALOGUE
JAMES S. EARLE & BONS'
FIFTH GREAT SALE
VALUABLE ORIGINAL
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS,
Purchased by and Painted to, the'order of Mr: J IMES
B. EARLE, from original sketches pre
.
pared exclusively ihr him
Among the Artists represented are—
CARL HUBNER,
MEYER VON RREMEN,
SONDERMANN,
JULIUS HUBNER,
PROF. JORDAN,
HEN. RONNER,
DIELMANNS,
E. D. LEWIS,
H. HERZO G,
MILLNER,
BOSCH,
ILA.SCH,
SCHLICHT.
SCHON,
TENKATE,
EDWARD MORAN,
XUWASSEY,
PAUL WEBER,
GOODALL,
EIDDEMANN,
WERNER,
H. EARL,
W. L. SONNTAG,
LITSCHAUER,
C. HOGIIET,
SALENTIN,
TRIEBEL,
HILISBMACHEB,
CARABAIN,
FAULKNER,
W. L. VAN STARKENBITR,GH,
J. N. T. VAN STAKENBURGH.
This Collection is superior to that offered by JAMBS
FART,Te. et BONS' at their last sale, and will take
equal rank with the most renowned Galleries of New
York and Boston. The Pictures are all new, all very
-elegantly framed, and in perfect order. They will all
be sold
Positively Without Reserve.
The Sale will take place in the
EASTERN GALLERY
PENNSYLVANIA AOADVY
FINE ARTS,
‹On the Evenings of
Tuesday, March 271,h,
Vednuday, March 28th, 1866,
AT HALF PAST 7 O'OLOOK PRECISELY.
B. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer.
- Exhibition Open Day and Evening,
FrtElE.
Terms Cash---Bankable Funds.
All purchases must be paid for within twenty-four
- 320ars from we day of sale, or the Piatnres will be re•
sold for the account of purchaseri, atthe AuCtleseer'e
JAMES S. EARLE 4; SONS;
THE DAILY EVENII4G- BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1866.---TRIPLE
_SHEET:,
.JA DIES S. E A.RLE: & SONS'
Fifth lareat Sale
OE
• VALUABLE •
OIL PAINTINGS
Selected by Dir. JAMES S. EAGLE in the Studios of
the Artists. ,
The entire collection is now on
FREE. EXHIBITION
- IN THE
Pennsylvania Aca d emy of Fine Arts.
Open Day and Evening.
F, LOEM.ANS 6 - i - z P e ll' o i; i6
Moonlight on the . Amax. )11
2.—A. F. LORMANS—Paris.
Size 10x.16.
On the Hudson
3.—L. JTlLLlARD—Philadelphia.
Size sxl2.
Landscape, and Chickens.
4.— GUIDO RENT.
Porcelain, copy by Kretzmar.
ECM Homo. •
S.—HOPPIIT—New York.
Pen and Ink Drawing.
. The Nibble—The Saloon.
6.—HOPPIN7New York.
- - - -
Companion to the abOve.
The Eite-7he Conservatory
7.—DlBDlN—London
Water Color Drawing
Old Mill in nuasex.
8.--DlBDlN—London.
Companion.
Study from Nature, Yorkshire.
9.—REEMANN SAUFFAIAN—BerIin
Pen Writing.
Hayre eking in Austria.
IN—HERMANN KAUFFMAN—BerIin
Comps.lon.
The Pack Horses.
11.—C. HOOIIET—BerIin
Water Color Drawing.
Old Mill near Amsterdam
I2.—C, ELOGDET—BerIin.
Water Color Drawing.
The Pacaet Landing,
ls.—C. BOLT—Arnbehn.
Jr ize 25x31.
View near Darmstadt
14. THOMAS P, OTTER—Philadelptda.
Size 25x30.
On tie Road to Charaoard, after Pope
15. GEO. ELETZPL—Pittaburg,h.
Size 14a18.
The Trout Stream
16.—WOODWELL—Pittsburgh.
Size 12x22.
Among the Rushes
17.—J. W. LlNDLER—Dusseldorf.
Size 1.5.-5x.i234.
The Glac.er of Rosenlane
Bize 29342:243i.
Felice Bernardi, after Scbopin.
19.— ER II t KL—Afunicb.
Companion to the above.
Mat taneeta Tait, alter Bebopln.
DL—G. ENGELHARDT—BerIin.
bize 3e3 .:2234.
The Wetterhorn In the Alps
2.1.-0. ENGELHARDT—BerIin.
Companion.
The Earths]. in the Alps
SHlTH—Phlladelphia.
Size 'nixie.
Fort Pickens and Pensacola. Florida.
lIETZEL— Size Pltta
15bx14 .urgh.
Trout gtream near Altoona.
24.—MISS
, BACKHUYZEN—Amsterdam.
Size 15231.
Group of Fruit and Flower!.
25.—KRUSEMAN VAN lEMMY—Amsterdam
Size 193[29.
Canal at Haarlem.
26 —VAN DEVENTER—Amsterdam
Size 16:18
Sunset, Coast Of Holland
27.-8. B. WAUGH.
• Size 27x22.
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
28. A.
•
size
A Foggy Morning , in the Balt:c
29.—E. BOSCll—Dusseldort
Size Mzls.
A Newfoundland Dog, with Whip;
30,—E. BOSCH—Doneldort
Size 20x15.
A St. Bernard Dog.
31.— GEO. C. LAMBDIN.
Size 2=B.
The Signal from the Mountain Top.
82.—C. ICRIEOHOFF— Quebec.
Size 13x11k,
The Farmer's Return, Canada,
33.—C. KRIEGHOFF—Quebec.
bize 14513,
the Sledding Party.
34.—HORGIIIES—Ber 11 n.
Sizes 15x19.
The Bird Fanciers
35.—W. T. VAN STARICENBURGH—Amsterdam.
Size 15x22.
Cattle and UMdscape - near Amsterdam
36.—A. R. JONES—London.
Size' 30x24.
Shepherd Dog and Sheep
37.—C. HOGIIET—BerIin.
Size 20110.
View of Heligoland.
38.—C, HOG u ET—Berlin.
Size 20x30.
The CUM near Havre
39.— HENRIETTA RONNER—Brussels
The P
Srinize 18
ss sl4.
ce' Pets,
40.— DR HEDY - ED—Berlin.
• Size 19325.
Feeding the Rabbits, German Interior.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS'
PAINTINGS,
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT THE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Catalogueil Ready
AND BENT TREE BY MAIL.
JAMES. S. EARLE- & SO .3 - S'
Fifth erre:it ale
OF
VALVABLIC
OIL PAIL TI
Selected byMr. JAMES S. EARLE in the &adios of
the artists.
The entire collection is now on
FREE EXHIBITION
Is THE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arisi
Open Day and Evening.
41.—C. BORER—Pwiseldorf.
R'ze 22%x17.
The Flower Girl
42.—a. BOSHR—DusBe2 dorf2tl,t
i
The LiLilealer
43.--EONDvlrrni AN—Dusseldorf,
Size 19x15.
Baying In the San
44.—W. DrEYERIMIX—BerIin.
size 26328.
. Dutch Port on the Rhine.
45.—W. lifE'YEEHElM—Berlizi.
Size 27x38.'
View of Bxussels
46.—,TUIJUS Hll33NEll:—Dueseldorf.
-dze 2513 L
The 'Unwelcome Suitor.
V.—DIEM:CANS di Dint AvaTIMAZRE-Brasaels
Size vhc.M.
• The Edge of the Woods.
48.—PAITLVERICR — Darmstadt.
. . . Size 24mT).
Coming from Church.Auabach
49.—G. lENGELHARLT—BerIin.
bize 49x40.
The Zellergrund in the Alps,
50.—G. EaCGELHARDTBerI 40in.
Size 19.:.
The WiLterstall, Alps.
51.—BAUMGARTNER — Munich.
size 36x28.
The Trusiy Sentinel
52.--HILLIMACHER — Pari 4 .
20,25.
The Happy Mother
53.—IFILLEM ACHER— Paris,
Etze =25, Companion.
Childien'a Sparta, Bois de Boulogne
54.—SCHLICHT — Munieb.
blze ;snail.
On the Borders of Como
55.—J. G. FAI.CONFIL. R. H. 'A.—Philadelphia.
Size '22x.36
Harvesting lalllen Isielan, County Donegal, Ireland
ClE—Duss it.3or
hlx46
Castle Ely, on the Moselle.
57.— RUSSELL SMlTH—Philadelphia.
size =5O.
Ossipee Valley, Waite Mountains
58.— EDMUND D. LElVD3,—Phradelphla.
Size •1x69.
Valley and Falls of the .eationoosacks River
59.—w. T. VAN STAREplßllEGH—Ainsterd9ra
Size 38x.30.
View on the Hudson River
co.—CARL SOKER—D nas s3.l43. eldori
Eize
Preparing dinner
61.—SlArmr:FR—Aschaffenburg.
Size 19216.
The Unlucky Shot.
62.—SIMILFR—Ascbatrenben.
Size 21x16.
The Watchful Hunter
M.—HEIMANN KATIFFMANN—BerIin
Size 22x31.
Winter in the Woods.
64.—EMNREETT A ROSNER—Brussels.
Bice 22x31.
Tired Out.
65.—VOLTZ—Munich.
Size alx3o.
Leading Cattle to Water
66.—PROF. RUDOLPH SORD A.N—Dameldort
MIEM
67.—VADIDEVENTEB,—Amsterdam
Size 18x31.
Harvesting In Holland.
68 —C. TRIEBEL—BerIin.
The Achensee In the TyroL
69.—C. HOGUET—Berlin.
Size 35x56.
Off Bresc—The Light.
LASCH—Dusseldorf.
Size k7x32.
The Future Daughter-in-law
71.—Prof R. JORDAN—Dusseldorf.
Size =US.
The First vast to the Clergyman
72.- 3fEYF,I2 VON BREMEN.
Size 17x14.
Coming from Market-
73.—BRUCK L-Munich.
size 34x29.
The First Cigar, after Kretzmar
74.—VERNON—Paris.
Size 35x21.
The Fonst of Fontaineblen
75.—W. L: SONNTA? 3l — ze NelYork.
View in Shenandoah Valley
76.—0. lIRIEGHOFF—Quebec.
Size 11719.
The Indian . Hunter
SECOND EVENING SALE.
Wednesday, March 28th.
77,—A. F. LORMANICS—Parts.
Size 10x16.
Moonlight—Camping out
73.—A. F. LOEMAN Size NB—ParIs.
10 10.6.
Vostivlus—The Bay of Naples.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS'
PAINTINGS,
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT Thr,
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Catalogues Ready
AND SENT FBEE BY MAIL.
JAMES . S._EARLE & SONS'
Fifth Great Sale
0?
VALITABLZ
OIL PAINTINGS,.
Select 41 ty Mr. JANIRS S. EARLE in the Studios of
the Artists.
The entire collection is now on
FREE EXHIBITION
IN 'TELE .
Penn;ylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Open T ay and Evening
79.—C. KRIEGHOET S -ae
u , ne.
The Canada Squaw.
80.—C. HOGrEr—lzerlin
Water Color Drawing.
Old Mill at Haarlaem,
HOGIIET—BerIin:
Water Color Drawing.
'Under Weigh.
MARY SMlTH—Philadelphia.
Size .9z22
"At Itreaktiat,"
B.3.— XANTILITso.
•••=, Size 634=3.i.
Spring, Montgomery aniudY.
S4.—HANTHIIS SMlTH—Philadelphia.
companion; Size 63‘X1D31.
Harvest Time,
ROGRET—Berlin.
Size laxl4.
Rocka off Dieppe
N.—HUBBARD—London.
Water Color Drawing. Size 16x12
The Stepping Stones.
HOGLiET—Berlin.
Size 19x14.
The Bich Market at Lyons
MOGUET—BerIIn.
Companion, Size 19x14.
Market Day at Ghent.
89.—C. ERIE GBOFF—QuebPc.
Size 15118.
Chippewa Indians Holding Council
9e.—H. LEWIS— Dusseld orL
Size 2.x3 7 .
View In Westphalia.
91.- 0 ENGELHARDT—BerIin.
time 16121
View of Lake Lucerne.
•
91—w. T. VAN STARKENBURGH—Amsterdam
edze _-
Chickens in Wheatfleld, 910Introniging."
s3.—J. N. T. VAN STAREMIBURG—DaaseIdorf.
Size 26x23.
View of Derwent Water.
tit —ELOBLIIECK—Munich.
Size 29x40.
Wintzr tear Amsterdam
93.—H LON - BECK-71 notch.
8120 29341
Summer in Fontaineblea.
B6.—C. HlEBTEL—Dusseidorl.
Size :Bx 2 l.
Etoltn Fruits.
97.—LITSCRAIIER—Dasseldorr.
Size 23x19.
The Unlucky number, 13.
93.—LAIIRENT DE BEDD—Ernsaels.
Size :15x31.
The Shepherdess and her Flock.
LINDLER— Dusseldorf.
elze 36x48
The Wezgern Alps
ioo.—W. L. SONNTAG—New York.
Bize Mb&
Cannon Mountain, N. H
01.--43E0. mrl7.llL—PittisbargiL
Blze sax4s,
ummer in the Forests of Western Pennsylvania
1 , 21—E. Bosart —Duteeldo s rL
LittleH ~ rd Riding Hood.
in —43. HOGIIET—BerIin.
Size 36x5e
Souvenir of Sormandy
ZDIMERM N—Dusseldort
Size saiss
The 'Roadside Inn, In a Winter's Sterna
SALENTlN—Dasseldorf.
Size 3ozd•.
The Return from the Archery
106. —if . HERZOG—Dusseldorf.
Size Clan.
Sorweiplan Glacier
107.—HIDDEMAlqII—Dusseldorf.
Size 31x38.
The DoubLful Customer
103 —H. WElNER—Dusseldorf.
Size ?.3x
Helping Little Sister
KLIGELEARBT—BerIin.
Size 265x.48,
The Sehmalterthal—TyroL
110.-0. lENGELHARDT—BerIin.
Size 263ixs8.
The Valley of the Oete
11L—C. LASCH—Deeseldort
Size 29563:22%.
Behind the Bin
T. VAN EiTARXENIIIIIIGH—Ameterdam.
Size 36..a50. _
View In Thuringen, with Castle
113.—W. T. VAN STARKENBURGH—Amsterdam
Size 36x50.
Return of the Drove—View near the Hague,
114.—E 'aorta N . , Philadelphia,
Size 80145.
View of Ilodlorne Caat
115.—W. SHERIDAN YOUNG—Pnlladelphis.
Size 36x50.
Lake of the Four Cantons, after Richardson
116,—W. ZEEYERHETH—BerIin.
Size 28138.
The Port of Bruges
117.— CARL BORER—Dusseldorf.
Size 2434x30.
The Puzzled Policeman.
118,—PAIIL WEBER—Darmstadt.
Size 19.'26.
Scene In Krahemen, Germany.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS'
PAINTINGS,
NOW ON FREE EXRIBITION
AT THE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
_Catalogues Ready
AND SENT FREE - BY MAIL.
. .
JAMES 84 1 FIARLE & SONS'
Fifth prreat, Sale ...
VALUABLE
. ,
OIL PAINTINGS ,
Selected by Mr. .TAXES S. FABLE in the Studios of
the Artists. •
The entire collection is now on
FREE EXHIBITION
v.. IN THE , •
Penrsylvania Academy of Fine Arts,
Open Day and Evenkig:
119.— CARA BAlN—Enwsels.
Size 34x27.
Street In Brussels
120.—LITSCHAMER—Dueseldorf.
Size Ye - an.
The Anista' Studio
121.—GE8-ELSCHA iTr ier 2S.
Interior of Church a$ Liege—Vespers.
112.—WIESCHELBW e l3=esseldorf.
Tearling the Tune.
123.—PAVI. WEBEB—Darmatadt.
size 1.7x22.
Old Mill at Auerbach, Germany.
124.—P. LIP.AY—Parls.
Size lez2?-
The 'Morning after the Carousal.
125.—SCHON—Dusseldorf.
Size 27ra,
The Truant—Tyrolean BehooL
126.-1. N. T. Van STABKENBURGE—DnaseIdorf.
Size 43:.52.
The Valleyof the Aar, with Rhinehartabruan.
127.—LENGELHARDT—Berlin.
Size4Bx4o.
Voraiberg Mountains
KIIWASSEY—Paris.
Size 62a50.
Monte Morra—Alps
I:9.—CARL HUBNER— Dussqldorf.
Size 3ex43.
A Volunteer for the rnion
Iso.—J. N. T. V...AIc.STATIKENBURGH—DosseIdort.
Size 36156.
Lake of Der ent Water.
131.—C. BOLT—Arnbelm.
Sizeii7x49.
View near liotterdam
13'2.- G. ENGELHARDT-Berlin.
Size 43.1E40.
A Road in Ty roL
I33.—GEORGE C. LAMBDIN
ize t•znt27.
"In the .hltr.-
134. C. 311 L HOFF—Dn..seldorf.
Size S2x - 26.
Wel.x,ming the Bride
I:5.—J. W. LI NDLER—DusselderE
Size 34.300. •
!ter de Glace, Claamouni
116.—:5011D13.)ata—Itue.eldort.
• Size 34+6x47.
Weighlngln the hllll—Swedish Interior
MILLNER—Munich.
size 54X47.
The High Gohl Peak, Tyrol,
D, LEWlS—Phtlndelphla.
OW Mill in the Franconia Mountains
IS.9.—E. D. LEWlS—Pniladelphia.
S ze 22.4x56.
the Juniata River.
HOROVIES—' -Berlin.
Size 18'21.
The Singing School, Westphalia.
141.— HENRIETTA RONNIER—BinsseLi.
Size 17x14.
Going Mores.
142--PAIIL WEBER—Darmstadt.
Size IslB.
Afternoon at Barbison, Fontaineblen.
143.--311IRMANN TRNlCATE—Amaterdam.
Size 10x14
Salon Lottl3
144.-0 SELL—Dusseldorf
Size 8% xl9.
The Arrest of a Spy—Thirty Years War.
145.—C. 11001 that- Berlin.
The Canb and rfaLz on the Rhine.
148.— WA LTER GOODALL—London.
Water Color Drawing, Size I.OxlS.
Feeding the Chickens.
147.—VAN DEEl3lsEM—Brussels,
Ss. 10x14
Sheep and 4..vtdc.kena
148.—VAN DlEGELE'hf—Brussela
Size Wall.
Sheep in a Barn.
149.—XAETHUS SMITH.
Size ieKx.l334.
11. S, Sigoal Station, Drayton House
Hilton Head, S. C.
150.—xANTHIIS SMITH.
Size 8113.
L'. S. Steamer Wabasl., Monitor Weehawken sad the
New fronsides. off Charleston.
151.—C. HOGlita —Berlin.
Wwer Color Drawing.
On the Beath, Dieppe
152. —L AIIRENT DE BEllL—Bruasele
Size
Sheep at Pasture.
153.—BRUCKL—Mtinieb.
Size 34129.
Mending the Sledge. after Kretzmar.
154.—THOMA8 SULLY. Philadelphia.
Size 203[24.
Mead of Flora.
155.—BRUCEL—Binnich.
Sze 31:19.
The First Bnow, after Kretamar.
156 —A. F. LOEISIANS—Paris.
Size 1010.7.
Fisherman Drawing their Nets
157.7-A. F. LOEISIANS—Paris.
Size 10x14.
' Moonlight.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS'
PAINTINGS.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT THE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
•
Catalogues Ready
AND SENT FREE BY MAIL '
4 0.1 1 171EATL 0 GMTIC
JAMES B. EARLE & SONS,!
FIFTH. GEEAT BALE
VALUABLE ORIGINAL
AMERIbAN AND FOREIGN
OIL PAINTINGS,
Purchased by and Painted to the order of iifr.
RARTM, from original sketches
pared exclusively for him.
Aqaong the Artiste represented are—
CARL HUBNER,
MEYER VON BREMT',N,
SONDERIS/A.NN,
JITLIUS HUBNER,
PROF. JOURDAN,
HEN. RONNER,
DIELMANNS,
E. D. LEWIS,
H. HERZOG,
MILLNER,
BOSCH.
LA SCH,
SCHLICHT,
SCHON,
TENICATE,
EDWARD MORAN,
KIIWid3SEY,
PAUL WEBER,
GOODALL,
HIDDEMAXN,
WERNER,
H. EARL,
W. L. BONNTAG,
LITSCHAIIKR,,
C. HOGUET,
SALENTIN,
TRIEBEL,
BILLEMACHER,
CARABAIN,
FAULKNER,
W. L. VAN STARKENBI7RGH,
J. N. T. TAN STARKENBURGEr,
This Collection is ensperior to that offered bY LUDO
S. EARLE do SONS' at their last sale, and will take
equal rank with the most renowned ealleriee of New
York and Boston. The Pictures are all new, all vary
elegantly framed, and in perfect order. They will an
Positively Without Reserve.
The Bale will take place in the
pa_V-141:3zuzgcrlivorsovii
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY
FINE ARTS,
ON EH/. EVENINGS OF
Tuesday, March 27tIa.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 28th, 1866,
AT HALF PAST 7 O'CLOOR PIUMMXPLY.
B. SCOTT,. JR..
Auctioneer.
Exhibition Open Day and Evening,
FELE3E.
Terms Cash---Bankable Funds.
All purchases must be paid for within twentPfaur
hours from the day of sale, or the Pictarre 1:00
eold for the account of parchsusers, at the A.netfoneeee
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS.