1 10 7 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/22026463238bb03c12a885ed56623be0.pdf 418ebba843a7e7b47937cac007593f97 PDF Text Text ees Aa Abe ee as eS aN Sd: SS. ee Lewis Art Gallery, as Coldwater, Michigan. = SS a Or Sees S| OVINE OAS eee Do not take this Catalogue from the Gallery. If you wish one you will find them at Davis’ Book Store. The Gallery is free, and _ to keep it so the expenses are necessarily large, and it is hoped visitors will not injure the property, or take anything from the _Gallery.--H. C. LEWIS. ~ A. COLDWATER, MICH. J. ALDRICH & 1875. CO., PRINTERS. a eet GA” �Rules of this Gallery. st. The Gallery will be open on Saturday of each week ther notice, from until fur- 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., free to all persons, except children, as hereinafter mentioned. 2d. Children under five years of age not admitted. Children from five to ten years of age admitted only with pa3d. rents and guardians, who must take charge of them, and be responsible for their good behavior. of Art, Persons will not be allowed to handle any works 4th. ture Frames, the Walls, or anything in the Gallery. Pic- Smoking not allowed here; and persons are requested not to 5th. defile the floor with tobacco spittle, or in any other way, as dust is injurious to all works of art. Persons are respectfully 6th. and canes outside the building. requested to leave wth. The Catalogues are for the use of the be taken away. Gallery, their umbrellas and must not 8th. .These Rules will be strictly enforced, and any one disregarding any of them will be obliged to leave the Gallery, and not allowed to visit it again. GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC LIBRARY 4467GHT.06 �Painted by herself—a celeNo. 1. Portrait of Madame LeBrun. Copied by Malini. Florence. in Original artist. brated French Original in Rome. Dolce. Carlo By No. 2. Madonna and Child. Copied by Pagani. Original painting by PagNo. 3. Roman Carnival and the Corso. ani. No. 4. Resurrection. By Tintoretto. Originalin Florence. Copied by Manzuoli. No. 5. Raphael’s Holy Family—two Marys and Elizabeth—Christ and St. John. Original in Florence. Copied by Sasso, of Florence. No. 6. Boar Hunt in Italy. By Sneyders. Original in Florence. Copied by Metzker, of Florence. No. 7. Raphael’s Transfiguration. Considered the most celebrated painting in the world. In the Vatican at Rome. Copied by Gavini. And when all beheld Him where he lay, how changed from yesterday— Him in that hour cut off, and at his head His last great work ; when.entering in they look’d Now on the dead, then on that masterpiece ; Now on his face, lifeless and colorless, Then on those forms divine that lived and breathed, And would live on for ages—all were moved, And sighs burst forth and loudest lamentations. No. 8. Claude Lorraine’s Bay of Genoa. Original in Florence. Copied by Pampinelli, of Florence. No. 9. Christ and the Woman of Samaria at the Well. By Correggio. Original in Naples. Copied by Alldrick. No. 10. The Sacrifice of Abraham. Abraham offering up Isaac. Original in Florence. Copied by Melanni, of Florence. No. 11. Marine. By Salvator Rosa. Saardam, a harbor ¢a Holland where Peter the Great learned the ship carpenter’s trade. Original in Florence. Copied by Manzuoli. �- < : Copied by Original in Madrid. No. 12. Murillo’s Conception. Manuel Alonzo, of Madrid. By BiPeasant and Mule. No. 13. Original painting, Melenara. jarano, Seville, Spain. The plan and deAn original painting. No. 14. The Ascension. Florence. of Manzuoli, Painted by Egisto sign by H. C. Lewis. No. 15. The Daughter of Herodias prepared to dance before HerCopied by DeArti, of The original in New York. By Ridell. od. Rome. No. 16. enbach, Original painting. of Munich. German The Deer of Switzerland. By O. Ach- School. Ruins and Landscape, by Moonlight, Original painting. artist. American By Earl, an Original. By Melino, of Florence. Music. an old Castle 8 miles of Ruins Dellitorre. By No. 19. Marine. Original in FlorFlorence. of o, Pampignell by Copied from Naples. ence. Original in Florence. No. 20. Meeting of Mary and Elizabeth. Copied by Leopold Galli. By Albertinalli. By Aglietti Grovanni, of Florence. No. 21. Bacchus. By Aglietti Grovanni, of Florence. . Communion 22. No. Copied by OgilOriginal in Florence. Little Traveler. No. 23. No. 17. near Rome. No. 18. etti. Nos. 24 and 25. Two battles between the Spanish and Italians in Copied by Original in Florence. By Salvator Rosa. Italy in 1620. L. Pampignoli. Nos. 26, 27, 28 and 29. Four Landscapes of the Romana CampagA Fox Hunt—The Appian Way—The Tiber—Old RuOriginal. na. German School. By Ch. Guaedulieg. ins—Cattle, etc. A. Grovanni, of Florence. Copy. OrigBeauty. ee No. 30. inal in Milan. Original in Florence. Portrait of eo bael, by himself. No, 32. ¢ _ Copied by E. Manzuoli. Portrait of Guido, by hemnselt, Original iin Florence. Copied No. 32. by E. Manzuoli. Original in Florence. Portrait of Cigoli, by himself. No. 33. Copied by Aglietti Grovanni. Copied by E. cules in Florence. Little Shepherd. No. 34. Manzuoli. �4 Original in Florence. No. 35. Portrait of Masaccio, by himself. Grovanni. A. by Copied Madonna.. By Sassoferrato. Original in Florence. Copied No. 36. by L, Galli. Copied by E Original in Florence. No. 37.. After the Storm. Manzuoli. By A. DeArti, No. 38. Original painting. . Italian Shepherd Boy. Rome. als The Plain of Pisa—a breezy day in Original painting. No. 39. c By Marko, of Florence. spring, with horses grazing. Landscape. near Florence, mans goats No. 40. Original painting. grazing. No. 41. By Marko, of Florence. The Returned Hunter. Original painting. —S . | By Aglieti Go- vani, of Florence. Copied by A. Ogiletti. Original in Florence. No. 42. Ablution. Copied in Florence. Original Light. Candle by Sculpture, 43. by A. Ogiletti. A Monk on the shore of the MediterNo. 44. Original painting. By G. Mormile, of Naples. ranean with his bottle of wine. Original in Florence. Portrait of Titian, by himself. No. 45. Ogiletti. A. by Copied Original in Florence. Portrait of Correggio, by himself. » No. 46. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original in Florence. No. 47. Portrait of VanDyke, by himself. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original in FlorNo. 48. Portrait of Michael Angelo, by himself. Manzuoli. E. by Copied ence. Original in Florence. No. 49. Portrait of Rembrandt, by himself. Manzuoli. E. by Copied Copied by E. Original in Florence. No. 50. Dutchess of Argyle. Manzuoli. Original in Florence. By Titian. No. 51. Titian’s Daughter. Copied by Malina. Mother teaching her children their Original painting. No. 52. Florence. of By A. Sasso, prayers. By" Two Mary’s at the foot of the Cross. Crucifixion. No. 53. Copied by DeArti. Guido. The Italian peasantry dancing the TaOriginal painting. No. 54. Landscape and mountain scenerentella, the national dance of Italy, ry. By A. Sasso, of Florence. i : i a % �ee. 6.00 e 5 . é No. 55. Original painting. By R. Doll, Winchen. scenery. No. 56. ¢ Grove of Philosophers, No. 61. Landscape and Grotto, of Rome. near mountain Florence, where and brook Dante aad the river Tiber, near Rome. Copied by The Mediterranean, with shipping, and Original painting. No. 62. By A. Grotto, of Rome. the island of Capri. No. 63. A countryman going to his work, is met by two gipsies. The younger one proposes to tell his fortune, and while doing so the Copied by L. Pampignali, of Florence. older one picks his pocket. St. Jerome staying the plague in FlorOriginal painting. No. 64. By G. Morselli, of ence in the year 300; raising one from the dead. Florence. Copied by Ogilletti. Little landscape near Florence. No. 65. a woman bargaining scene; Market painting. No. 66. Original By Morselli, of pocket. her picking is imp little a while for a hare, Florence. Copied by No. 67. Winter ; a snow scene ; boys going to school. E. Manzuoli, F & cottage, By Salvator Rosa. the learned men of Florence formerly congregated. ‘Copied by E. Manzuoli. Fight between Brigands and Diligence No. 57. Original painting. By O. Achenbach. Italy. of Party in the mountains Original in Madrid, Spain. Christ and Mary Magdalene. No. 58. Copied by Manuel Alonzo. Painted by Correggio. The tax-gatherer taking the last cow Original painting. No. 59. of Munich. Achenbach, O. by Painted taxes. for By O. Achhome the Bride. Bringing painting. Original No. 60. enbach, of Munich t Swiss of Florence. German school. Painted from No. 68. Original painting. life. By G. Mormile, of Naples. No. 69. Titian’s Daughter, by Titian. Orga in Florence. Copied by A. Malini, of Florence. Original in FlorNo. 70. Portrait of Matressa, a French poetess: Copied by Melani, of Florence. ence. Original in FlorSalvator Rosa and Family, by himself. No. 71. Copied by L. Pampignali, of Florence. ence. A mother showing her daughter how No. 72. Youth and Old Age. By Ogiletti, of Florence. she will look at her age. The Naples Flower Girl. �6 No. 73. Hlorence.;. No. 74. Maternal Love. Original painting. By A. Grovanni, of 3. i -Pelegram, or Little Traveler. Copied by Ogiletti, of Flor- ence: é =: No. 75. Angel of Astronomy. Original in Florence. Copied by Malini, of Florence. ss No. 76. Hunting Fleas by an Italian lady on retiring. Original painting. By Malini, of Florence. The summer residence of the King of No. 77. Original painting. Bavaria in the Tyrol mountains; landscape, lake, etc. By G. Cramer, of Munich. No. Pompeii. 78. No. 79. Grovanni, View the Copied by A. Original in Florence. Christ on the Cross. near city of Salerno, of Florence. No. 80. fishing place No. 81. for himself. No. 82. ae Original painting by A. Sasso, of Florence. Travitonia, a near Naples; fishermen, etc. Raphael’s Violin Player. Supposed to have been painted Original in Rome. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Natural Bridge near Florence. By Salvator Rosa. Origi- nal in Florence. No. 83. No. 84. and of the Mediterranean By Gatti, of Rome. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Albino Costume. Original painting. By Annetti. By DeArti, of Rome. Italian Grape Harvest. No. 85. Original painting by G. Mormille, of Naples. donkey in the act of giving charity to a little girl. No. 86. walk. The Cake, or the Original in Florence. first attempt to learn a Monk on child to little Copied by E. Manzuoli. By Tintoretto. No. 87. The First Miracle ; or, the Marriage Original in Florence. No. 88. Galileo before the Inquisition, of Cana, of Galilee. Copied by E. Manzuoli. where hé is asked by the Pope to renounce his dogma that the world turned on its axis. No. 89. -Orange Girl of Rome. Original painting by Monaldini, of Rome. No. 90. Dante’s Walk, near Florence. Original in Florence., Copied by A. Sasso. No. 91. Guido’s Aurora—a fresco in the palace of Rospigliosi, on the Quirinal Hill in Rome. Said to be one of the finest frescoes in the world. The composition is extremely beautiful, the coloring very drilliant. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. wt �bo | The original in’ the No. 92. Guido’s St. Michael and the Dragon. Copied by Galista. Capuccinni Church in Rome. Original painting by Giovanini, of Rome. . St. Peter’s No. 93. Church and the Vatican ; the Pope’s Palace, said to be the largest pal- The gathering represents the ace in the world, containing 4,400 rooms. The portraits in this painting are great fete day of Corpus Domini. them the Pope and Antonelli. among ; life from painted many of them By Diana in the Chase ; or, the Awarding of the Prize. No. 94: Copied by F. Magie, of Rome. Titian. - Original in Rome. Original in Naples. Correggio. An angel guarding a child through By Guardian Angel. No. 95. Copied by Gia Majesto, of Naples. the world. Ham No. 96. Manzuoli. Breakfast. No. 97. Original painting. By Marko, of Florence. Original No. 98. Terni, between painting Florence Florence. in Original. Copied by Marko, The of Florence. ae E. Florence. : Landscape, sheep, etc., near and Rome. by Falls of : The city and No. 99. Original painting by G. Morili, of Naples. bay of Naples, Vesuvius in the distance, etc. By Correggio. Original in Dresden. Copied No. 100. Adoration. by L. Galli, of Florence. No. ror. Grand Canal of Venice. Original in Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Christ Original painting by A. Grovanni, of Werence No. 102. Blessing Little Children. : No. 103. Christ and St. John. Original in Florence. Copied by A. Sasso. No. 104. , Three Generations. By Titian. Original in Rome. Copied by F. Magie, of Rome. ; No. 105. Original pane by Earl, American artist. Moonlight camping scene. No. 106. Original painting by Earl, American artist. eons in the Adirondack Mountains. No. 107. Christ in the house of Simon. Original in Rane Copied by Annetti, of Rome. No. 108. Andrew Del Sarto and wife reading a letter from the King of France, inviting them to make himself. Paris Copied by Pampignilli, of Florence. their home. Painted by �8 7 of Naples. Original in By Carlo Dolce. Angel of Annunciation. No. 114. Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. The Adoration of the Shepherds; or, the birth of the No. 115. Copied by E. ManOriginal in Florence. By Gerard Dow. Savior. zuoli. Original in | Milton reciting his poem to his daughters. No. 116. Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original Munich—scene in the Apennine Mountains. No. 117. painting, by G. Gramer. Copied by L. PamPortrait by Raphael, of Fornarina. No. 118. pignoli. Original in Rome. Original in BrusBy Rubens. Hay Makers of Holland. No. 119. Copied by Manzuoli.. By Claude Lorraine. The Harbor of Civita. Vecchia. No. 120. Original in Rome. Copied by Leonardi. Beatrice. Cenci Original painting by Annetti, of Rome. No. 121. her porpainting Guido and her, in Rome—the Judge who sentenced painting. this in represented as same the trait. The prison remains Copied by F. Original in Rome. Henand Chickens. No. 122. Magie. Landscape Original painting by A. Sasso, of Florence. No. 123. between Rome and Naples; showing Italian sunset. Charity—a Original painting by A. Sasso, of Florence. No. 124. ) little girl giving charity to a mother and child. Lake Thune, Original painting by A. Sasso, of Florence. No. 125. Switzerland—Swiss sunset. Original in Florence. The Martyrdom of St. Andrew. No. 126. sels. Copied by A. Grovanni, of Florence. Original painting by Oglietti, No. 127. near the city of Florence. of Florence. Landscape ee om a Original By one of the old Masters. Singing School. No. rog. Copied by L. Pampignilli. in Florence. Cupid and Original painting by A. Sasso, of Florence. No. 110. the Lion. Original in Florence. CopBy Raphael. Last Supper: No. 111. ied by Malini, of Florence. Copied by E. Original in Florence. The Love Letter. No. 112. Manzuoli. City and Bay Original painting by G. Morilli, of Naples. No. 113. �,No. 128. Original chamois of Switzerland, No. 129. painting snow by O. Achenbach, of Munich. The Original in Florence. Cop- scene, etc. ‘Titian’s Beauty. ied by Milini, of Florence. By Titian. No. 130. Linda DeChamounix. Original in Dresden, Saxony. Copied by E. Manzuoli. No. 131. Grand Canal of Venice, the Doge’s Palace, and the old Prison. Original in Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. No. 132. Original painting by Marko, of Florence. Fisherman’s cottage, with the family learning the children to walk ; interior of cottage. By: No. 133. Original painting by an American artist. Catskill Cascades. No. 134. Venice by moonlight—showing the piazza of St. Mark, the lion of St. Mark, and the column of St. Mark. The original in New York, owned by J. M. Jaques. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. No. 135. Original painting by Giovanini, of Rome. MHaying on the Roman Campagna—showing the remains of the Appian Aqueduct, built B. C. 311. No. 136. Original painting by Civillotti, of Rome. The Bacchants. No. 137. Dressing for the Masquerade. Original in Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. No. 138. Original painting by Gio DeArti, of Rome. The Italian Peasantry, with mule and music. No. 139. Bath Girl. Original by Ridell, now owned in New York. Copied by Annetti, of Rome. No. 140. Original painting by G. Mormile, of Naples. A Monk giving charity to a No. 141. harvest. ° No. 142. little girl. Original painting Porcelain picture. by F. Gallo, Sheep of Rome. Italian wheat a mountain from of Effie Dean. From climbing : Sevres, France. . No. 143: Scott. No. 144. No. 145. No. 146. No. 147. No. 148. No. 149. Colored French engraving— Trial American Field Sports. Christ and the Woman of Samaria at the Well. Henry Clay’s last speech in the Senate of 1850. Field Sports—Hunting. View of the Bay of Naples and the Tomb of Vibgil. Three Generations. �10 No. 150. No. 151. ~ Sunnyside—-home of Washington Irving. Market Boy on Ice. No. 152. Vesuvius in the Eruption of 1867, as viewed from Naples. No. 153. Shakspeare and his Friends. No. 154. Interior view of St. Isaac’s Church at St. Petersburg, Russia. This church is the most expensive of any in the world; the walls being overlaid with gold and silver. There are ten columns vaneered with malachite, and ten vaneered with amethyst. These columns are over forty feet high, and five feet in diameter. No. 155. Fruit piece. No. 156. A portrait of Napoleon I.; a water petrifaction. No. 157. Portrait of Schiller ; a water petrifaction. No. 158. A portrait of Goethe; a water petrifaction. No. 159. Antique Medallion of Christ. No. 160. Antique Medallion of Mary. No. 161. Antique Medallion of Christ, with Crown of Thorns. Nos. 162.and 163. The Lions of Canova in the Vatican at Rome. No. 164. Bronze Equestrian Statuette of Charles I. of France. No. 165. Bronze Equestrian Statuette of Marcus Aurelius. Original in front of the capitol in Rome. No. 166. Marble bust of Napoleon I. as a child. No. 167.. Marble statue of Canova’s Venus. Original in Florence. Sculptured by Eyre. No. 168. Marble bust of Washington, by Randolph Rogers; from Houdon’s bust. When a youth he lived at Ann Arbor. He is making the Soldiers’ Monument for this State, and ranks among the first sculptors of the world. No. 169. The Lincoln Group, by T. Ball, of Florence. Representing Mr. Lincoln, the negro at his feet with manacles on his wrist, the broken links of the chain at his feet, the Constitution and shield and the laurel wreath on the pedestal, with the very striking and beautiful extract of Mr. L.’s Emancipation Proclamation at the base: ‘‘And upon this act I invoke the’considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of Almighty God.” No. 170. Bronze bust of Franklin, from Houdon. No. 171. Marble statue of Apollo. Copy of the Apollo in tite Belvidere Gallery at Rome. Sculptured by Rinaldi, the only living pupil of Canova. No. 172. Marble. Indian Group. The marriage of Hiawatha. By Edmonia Lewis, of Rome, a colored girl. �11 No. 173. Antique bust of Hector, (in marble) a Trojan Supposed to have been sculptured in the year A. D. 3oo. No. 174. Antique bust in marble of Andromache, General. Hector’s wife. Sculptured same date as Hector. No. 175. Bronze statue of Hesperides holding the golden apples— a clock in one hand and a barometer in the other. No. 176. Bronze. Alexander taming Bucephalus. a — No. 177. Bronze statue of Dunnois, Joan of Arc’s Chief General. No. 178. Bronze equestrian statuette of Lafayette. No. 179. Bronze statue of Joan of Arc. No. 180. Statuette of Garibaldi. No. 181. Grecian Bath Girl of Ridell.. Original in New York. Copied by A. Leonardi, of Rome. No. 182. Angels of Song. Original in Florence. Copied by L. Pompignili, of Florence. No. 183. Spring Flowers. Original in Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. No. Dante 184. and Beatrice, by Ary Scheffer, Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. No. 185. Reading Magdalene, by Correggio. Copied by Rinald, of Rome. No. 186. Flora Scattering by A. Leonardi, of Rome. Flowers. Taken French Artist. Original in Dresden. from Guido’s Aurora, No. 187. Roman Spinner. By Ridell. Original in Rome. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. No. 188. Hope, a rock in mid-ocean with the anchor, light house in the distance. Commenced by Ridell and finished by A. Leonardi, of Rome. No. 189. the Arno Original at Florence. No. 190. Florence. ‘Titian’s painting by Malina, portrait, by himself. of Florence. Copied by The falls. of 5 Metzker, of No. 191. ‘Titian’s Angels. Copied by Metzker, of Florence. No. 192. The Miser. Original in Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. No. 193. Contentment. Originalin Florence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Nos. 192 and 193 are companion pieces, called Miser and Contentment. No. 194. Original painting by A. Ogilletti, of Florence. Prayer. �me Copied Original in Florence. By Raphael. Madonna. No. 195. by E. Manzuoli. By L. Gallandt, of Rome. Mosaic, Pliny’s Doves. No. 196. The residence of the By Tierch. Cascades of Tivoli. No. 197. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original in Florence. Emperor Hadrian. Harvest and landscape scene. Ruth presented to Boaz. No. 198. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original in Florence. By Marco. Portrait. One of the Medici Family. By Velasquez. OrigNo. 199. Copied by Sasso. Florence. inal in Original in the Louvre, in By Murillo. Conception. No. 200. This is one of the many of.Florence. Sasso, A. by Copied Paris. in Spain. campaign first his in I. Napoleon by taken paintings Original in New York, owned by J. M. Soap Bubbles. No. 201. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. Jaques. By L. Gallandt, of Rome. Coliseum of Rome, in Mosaic. No. 202. Copied by Florence. in Original Titian. By Flora. No. 203. : E. Manzuoli. Copied by Original in Florence. Rebecca at the Well. No. 204. as 12 Manzuoli. yy ¥ By Fra Nos. 205 and 206. Angels with Trumpet and Trombone. Angelico. Originals Nos. 207 and 208. Angels with Reeds and Tamborine. Copied by E. Manzuoli. in Boston. By Cesar Porter. Innocence. Original painting. No. 209. Copied by E. Florence. in Original Ruth Gleaning. No. 210. Manzuoli. OrigRaphael’s Madonna, or Madonna De la Seggiola. No. 211. i. Manzuol E. by Copied inal in Florence. Original in Florence. Marriage of Mary and Joseph. No. 212. Copied by E. Manzuoli. By Gallandt, of Rome. Roman Forum, in Mosaic. No. 213. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Original in Rome. Turkeys. No. 214. By Mrs. StrickFruit with Vase. Original painting. No. 215. : land, of Florence. Grapes and Fruits, Bird’s Nest, etc. Original in No. 216 and 217. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Florence. CopOriginal in Florence. Game Pieces. Nos. 217% and 218. ied by E. Manzuoli. Copied by E. Original in Florence. Spring Flowers. No. 219. at E. Manzuoli. �tints a IN Setteesae adenine ae a 13 No. 220. Stormin the Apennines. By Camero. ence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. No. 221. Original painting by Gavini, of Rome. and the Tomb of Cecilia Metella. No. 222. Landscape near Voltaria. By Marko. ence. Copied by E. Manzuoli. Nos. 223, 224, French Artist. ter. 225, The bei he 226. The Appian Way Original in Flor- Original paintings, by Chatalaine, Four Seasons—Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Win- Nos. 227, 228, 229, The and Original in Flor- 230. Original paintings Four Elements—Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. by Pagani, of Rome. No. 231. Poetry, surrounded by the Poets of Italy—Dante, Ariosto, Bocaccio, and Tasso. Original in Florence. Copied by Algieti, of Florence. Nos. 232, 233, 234, and 235. Original paintings. The Four Arts— Music, Poetry, Sculpture, and Painting. By A. Sasso, of Florence. No. 236. Iris. By Guido. Originalin Rome. Copied by E. Manzuoli, of Florence. No. 237. Original Earl, American artist. No. 238. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. Ruins of Paestum. Landscape, by marble. By Benzoni, of Steel Engraving of Washington. The Crucifixion. Portrait of Douglas. Steel Engraving—lInmitation. Portrait of General Scott. Country Blacksmith Shop. Mother Rocking the Baby. Veiled Statue of Rebecca, in Rome. Nos. Nos. painting. ; 246, 247. 248, 249. Pair White Vases in Alabaster. Pair Colored Vases in Alabaster. No. 250. Bronze No. 251. Bronze No. 252. Bronze No. 253. Bronze Vatican at Rome. No. 254. Bronze can in Rome. No. 255. Bronze in Rome. Bust of Napoleon I. Bust of Prince Napoleon. Bust*0f Napoleon III. Statuette of Augustus Czesar. Statuette of Demosthenes. Statuette of Sophocles. Original in the Original in the VatiOriginal in the Vatican �14 , Dying Gladiator, in bronze. Original in the Capitol in my No. 256. No. 257. No. 258. No. 259. No. 260. which he was No. 261. No. 262. No. 263. No. 266. No. 267. No. 268. way. Little marble copy of Ariadne. In the Vatican in Rome. Column of Trajan, in Rome. Column of Antonine, in Rome. Parian Bust of Shakspeare. Purchased in the room in born. Bronze Bust of Marie Antoinette. Portrait of Washington, woven in silk, at Lyons. Antique Marble Head from the Tomb of the Ceesars. Portrait of Charles Dickens. By F. T. Boyle. Leda and the Swan. By E. Dubuffe. Morning Walk. Gathering Spring Flowers. By W. S. No. 269. Landscape. Girl and Cows. By H. P. Hunt. No. 270. Venus and Cupids, French School. By Ziggen. No. 271. Squam Lake, New Hampshire.. By Griggs. Nos. 272 and 273. Interior Stable Scenes from Landseer. No. 274. No. 275. T. Spear. No. 276. No. 277. Brown. No. 278. By Grinnaux. No. 279. Portrait of President Monroe. By Vanderlyn. Portrait of Judge Pettigrew, of South Carolina. By Ord- By T. Portrait of John C. Fremont. By Bass Otis. Landscape in New Hampshire in 1839. By George Portrait of the Portrait of Miss Countess Newell, of Ardenna; author French : L. School. of Pleasant™Tales for Children. By A. Ransom. No. 280. Irish Coast. The Needles. By Griggs. No. 281. Landscape in Vermont. By H. P. Hunt. No. 282. Farm Scene. By J. Plaf. No, 283. Portrait of Catharine de Medici. By Bronzino. No. 284. Sunny Hours. By W. E. Winner. No. 285. The Good Samaritan ; schoolof Raphael. By A. Malino. No. 286. Portrait of Washington, from Stuart. By Bicknell. No. 287. Portrait of Madame Anna Thillon, the great songstress. By Willard. No. 288. Portrait of Thomas Jefferson. By Jarvis. No. 289. Portrait of Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood). By C. G. Thompson. �15 ley. No. No. No. No. 290. 291. 292. 293. Portrait of Mrs. Felicia Hemans. By Wm. Brackett. Portrait of Lucretia Maria Davidson. By W. Morrison. View from Interlaken. By S. B. Foster. Landscape and Cattle in Massachusetts. By D. Hinck- No. 294. Spanish Flower Girl, after Murillo, or Spanish school. By T. J. J. Wyatt. No. 295. Venus Disarming Cupid. By G. W. Harlow, (R. A.) No. 296. _ Portrait of Mademoiselle Pougard. By Henry Willard. No. 297. Steamship on Fire. By A. Bierstadt. No. 298. Prairie on Fire. By J. Kummer. No. 299. Sunny Hours. Children with wheat, flowers, etc. French School. By Fournier. : No. 300. Portrait of John Adams, after Stuart. By T. T. Spear. No. 301. Portrait of General Harrison. By C. Harding. No. 302. Portrait of Charlotte Cushman at 24 years of age. By C. Harding. No. 303. No. 304. No. 305. No. 306. No. 307. By J. Pope. No. 308. No. 309. No. 310. Von Portrait of Sir Thomas Portrait of Portrait of Landscape Portrait of Sully, after C. Campbell. a Turk. By M. White. Oliver Cromwell. By Van Haas. in Italy. By Salvator Rosa. Mrs. R. Goodall, author of Children’s Stories. : The Mistletoe Bough. By ae 1 Spear: Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife. By F. H. Lane. Luther taken prisoner to the Castle Wartburg. By A. Wille, Dusseldorf school. No. 311. White Mountains, Valley and Lake Pennegeiwasset. By Gerry. No. 312. White Mountains. By T. T. Spear. No. 313. Portrait of Miss Cutts, afterwards Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas. By Ransom. No. 314. Portrait of David No. 315. Portrait of the Prince Augustus No. 316. Portrait of Maria Theresa, sey, Royal Academy. sex. Hume, the Historian. Frederick, By Allen Ram- Duke of Sus- Copied from the Royal Academy by L. Greenough. grandmother of Maximillian. Painted in 1754 by Fischbaine. No. 317. Italian Landscape with ruins, sheep, shepherds, etc. Houseman. No. 318. Girlin bed asleep. By Thomas Ball. By �16 No. 324. By Hudson. Portrait of William H. Prescott, the Historian. By Har- By Chandler. Portrait of Mrs. Chandler. By S. B. Foster. Portrait of William Wirt, after Inman. Boston Harbor and Boston from Dorchester Heights. By & No. 319. vey J. Young. No. 320. No. 321. No. 322. De Grailey. No. 323. By F. H. Lane. The Summons of Ticonderoga. at Mount Vernon. Washington General of Residence The Portrait of Mary Russell Mitford, author of Our Village. No. 325. From the Royal Acadamy, by Hayden. Superb Portrait of Paganini from life. By R. Bollin, of No. 326. Brussels. Portrait of a young artist from life. By The Sunbeam. No. 327. Bellows. No. 328. ¥ J.:G. Cole. By Frothingham, Portrait of President James Madison. No. 334. after Stewart. By Willard. Portrait of Daniel Webster. No. 335. himself. By Dow. Girard of Portrait No. 336. Willington and Pico Peaks, Pittsford, Rutland County, No. 337. By A. Ransom. Vermont. Mansion and Birthplace of General Joseph Warren, RoxNo. 338. By Burnham. bury, Mass. By L. Luthy. White Mountains from Conway. No. 339. By Young. No. 340.’ Sibyl. By Willard. Portrait of Rufus Choate. No. 341. By Bass Otis. Ruins of Tremont Temple, Boston. No. 342. Portrait of Dr. Wayland, President of Brown University. No. 343. Spear. By W. Portrait of Emperor Alexander of Russia. By Hawksett. No. 344. «4 By Haskett. Holy Family. General Lafayette 'and Madame Roland drawing a plan of No. 329. By J. Bauer. the French Federation in 1791. By J. Knight. at Marshfield. Farm Webster’s Daniel No. 330. By A. BierSpanish Castle by Moonlight, near Cadiz. No. 331. stadt. From Sir Portrait of Gustavug Adolphus, of Sweden. No. 332. Peter Lely by Albano. By Portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the poetess. No. 333. �17 No. 345. No. 346. No. 347. By J. Pope. Portrait of Benjamin West. By James Green. Portrait of Daniel Webster. By E. C. Seamans. Portrait of Alexander Everett, father of Edward Everett. No. 348. Spear. No. 349. Portrait of Judge Joseph T. Buckingham. Portrait of Bass Otis, the artist. By . Portrait of Allen Otis, No. 352. No. 353No. 354. rope. By W. The Three Graces. By Rembrandt Peal. Childhood. By M. Wight. Portrait of George S. Hilliard, author of Travels Willard. of Mrs. of Revolutionary fame. Stephens, T. By himself. No. 350. rison. No. 351. Latrobe. Portrait T. the authoress. By MorBy Eugene in Eu- No. 355. Portrait of A. Ransom. By himself. No. 356. Portrait of President James K. Polk. By J.:G. Cole. No. 357. Coast of California. By W. F. Wilson. No. 358. Portrait of Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, from Thomas RousSeam. Biya )..G. Cole, No. 359. Portrait of Sir William Phipps, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts. By Largelliere. No. 360. White Mountains, from Valley near Conway. By S. P. Hodgeson. No. 361. Portrait of Count De Grasse. By Nicholas de Largelliere. No. 362. Portrait of Sir Charles Fox. By Wight. No. 363. Portrait of Anna Cora Mowatt. By Willard. No. 364. Portrait of Jared Sparks, President of Harvard College. By E. Alexander. No. 365. No. 366. liams. No. 367. Portrait of Miss Nellie Tibbetts, the Authoress. Portrait of Mrs. Anderson, Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. afterward Mrs. Ransom. Barney Wil- By J. G. Hart. No. 368. Portrait of Madame Du Barry, from Sir Peter Lely. Cornelius Janson. No. 369. Landscape and cattle near Holyoke, Massachusetts. We Scott. By Portrait of Violante Beatrice Di Boyiere, Princess of TusBy Le Abig. No: 370. cany. By �18 No. 371. Portrait of Maria Settimia di Ferranti Capponi Vedora di Lucca Torrigiani, the Fiance of Michael Angelo. No. 372. Portrait of Lady Blessington, from British Museum, by Sir Peter Lely. By Cornelius Janson. No. 373. Little Red Ridinghood. By W. Willard. No. 374. The Conflagration. By R. Salmon. No. 375. Portrait of Edward Everett. By Bass Otis. No. 376. Portrait of Christopher Columbus, from the Museum in Genoa. By Grenze. No. 377. English Barn and Farm Scene, after Herring. By T. T. Spear. No. 378. Edwy, the Saxon King, forced from Elgiva. By Edwin He Elolt: No. 379. The Raising of Lazarus. Northcote. No. 380. Portrait of Casino II. of Tuscany. Medici. Painted by Allessandro Allore in 1520. No. 381. Rome, Fountain and Arches and Old Palace in 1620 and now. Painted by Paoli Risi. No. 382. Meditation. By Th. Rosseau. His masterpiece. No. 383. Death of Wolf, from Benj. West. By J. Pollard> No. 384. Mary, Queen of Scots, accusing John Knox of Treason. By William Bromley. No. 385. The Angel appearing to Hager in the Wilderness. By T. Jacopo da Empoli. No. 386. Niagara Falls. By Campbell, an English artist. No. 387. Portrait of Princess Teck, second daughter of Queen Victoria, from the British Museum. By F. Albano. No. 388. Portrait of Millard Fillmore. By Willard. No. 389. Dutch Interior. By Buerscharet. No. 390. Tamborine Girl and Rural Felicity. By Henry Williams. No. 391. Fruit Piece. By C. Bauman. No. 392. Flower Piece. By E. Frank. No. 393. Winter Scene in Vermont; returning from Church. By J. J. Zang. : No. 394. Portrait of Washington, from Stuart By Cooper. No. 395. Winter in Norway, Mill and Blacksmith Shop. By N. Arivdo. No. 396. One of Thousand Lakes of Switzerland. By J. J. Zang. No. 397. Tropical Lake and Island. By G. Jerome. No. 398. Landscape and Farm Scene. By W. C. Frerichs. �1) 7 | No 1 309: Dickerson. vm Landscape and Falls in the Catskill Mountains. By J. By A. No. No. No. No. No. Mario. 400. 4ol. 402. 403. 404. Winter in the Black Forest. By J. J. Zang. Going to the Bath. By Rosenburgh. Fruit and Flowers. By L. Gogler. The First Falsehood. By Williams. Interior Dutch Tavern, from Dusseldorf school. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 405. 406. 407. 408. 409. 410. All. 412. 413. 414. 415+ 416. The Helping Hand. By C. Bauman. The Torn Pants. By Windall. Mount Tom on the Connecticut. By T. Veede. Trout. By C. G. Hartwick. Holland Coast. By C. Jerome. Headwaters of the Delaware. - By J. Dickerson. The Father’s Return, Dusseldorf school. By Vedder. Returning from School in Winter, Palisade. By Morris. The Studious Boy. By Lux. Bopeep, Dusseldorf school. Sunset in the Adirondacks. By T. Ring. Landscape in Devonshire; England, English school. By No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 417. View in Sullivan County. By T. Veede. Sheep in Winter. By C. Taylor. Madonna, Italian school. By Church. New Scholar. By C. Williams. Fishing Scene. By C. Williams. Ona Point. By H. A. Church. Sunset on the Penobscot, American school. Fi Knight. 418. 419. 420. 421. 422. 423. By Paul Rit- ter. Deer Run in the Adirondacks. By S. Alburtus. Rivulet. By A. Mario. Sunny Afternoon. By T. King. Live Trout. By Gilbert Manning. Bouquet of Roses. By Hart: Rape of the Sabines. By Pictora de Cortona. Portrait of Lord Macaulay, the English Historian, from ages the British Museum. By J. C. Knight. No : 431. Sunset. By A. Bierstadt. Portrait of Ruben’s Wife. Unknown. No a A32. Portrait of Martha Washington. By Wilson G. Peale. No ARSE Portrait of Fanny Fern. By A. G. Hayt. No toes No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 424. 425. 4206. 427. 428. 429. �No. No. No. No. No. No. By A. Rawson. 435. - Portrait of Miss Kate McCormick. 436. Landscape and cattle. A. Kobble. By Dupont. Judith and the Head of Holofernes. 437. Bishopa. By Flowers. and Fruit with Girl Italian 438. By Napolis. Portrait of the Roman Empress Elizabeth. 439. By C. Vesser. Landscape and sheep. 440. of Ferdinand No. 441. Portrait of Marie Amelia, daughter No. 442. Landscape in Holland, with wind mill, IV. By C. Janson. Spain, and wife of Louis Phillipe. cattle, sheep of and #goats. By H. Lareny. By Robut Huber. Oval Landscape near Tivoli, Italy. No. 443. Marine,—Dover Cliff, with Pier Head, Lighthouse, and No. 444. By S. Campbell. the three mills which serve as landmarks. By Rousseau. Portrait of Benj. Franklin, from Le Abeg. “No. 445. General Washington taking leave of the American Army. No. 446.. By M. Wight. By L. Libman. The Twins. No. 447. Emigrant Train attacked on the Plains by Indians. (This No. 448. picture was painted in the Dusseldorf Gallery; and gained for the artist By His other paintings are all in St. Louis.) a great reputation. Charles Wimar. ‘The Sleeping Beauty. No. 449. By M. Wight. _ The following extracts are from Prince and Princess are described : Tennyson’s THE celebrated SLEEPING poem of the Day-Dream, BEAUTY. Year after year unto her feet, She lying on her couch alone, Across her purple coverlet, The maiden’s jet-black hair has grown On either side her tranced form, Forth streaming from a braid of pearl; The slumbrous light is rich and warm, And moves not on the rounded curl. The silk star-broidered coverlid Unto her limbs Languidly itself doth mould, ever ; and, amid Her full black ringlets downward rolled Glows forth each softly-shadowed arm With bracelets of the diamond bright; Her constant beauty doth inform Stillness with love, and day with light. in which the | 20 �ae ay TTUSaae eee Nin BPs en alle Ds etal ere oe She sleeps: her breathings are not heard In palace chambers far apart. The fragrant tresses are not stirred That lie upon her charmed heart. She sleeps: on either hand up swells The gold-fringed pillow lightly pressed ; “She sleeps, nor dreams, but ever dwells A perfect form in perfect rest. THE PRINCE. He comes, scarce knowing what he seeks; He breaks More The the hedge; close and magic he enters there; close his footsteps wind ; music in his heart, Beats quick and quicker, till he finds The quiet chamber far apart. 0 No. 450. No. 451. No. 452. ) By Dobson. oO No. 453. {¥ aux. Portrait of Mrs. Bickford, the authoress. By T. T. Spear. Portrait of Wm. Fry, the musician. By F. Randall. Portrait of Philip IV. of Spain, from Madrid Museum. rd Portrait of Miss Densman, a great belle in Boston. ~ a No. 455. A. Ransom. No. 456. No. 457. No. 458. No. 459. De Rolle. Portrait of Miss Gardner. Portrait Portrait Portrait Portrait a Polish lady. By Grim- By C. G. Thompson. By of an Italian girl. By Carlo Dolce. of James Dalton. By T. T. Spear. of Judge Goodall, of Mass. By T. T. Spear. of Mrs. John J. Crittenden. By J. C. Knight. No. 460. Portrait of Mrs. No. 461. Portrait of the Duke By Henry Inman. Moore, from of Wellington, from British Museum. the British Mu- No. 462. The arrival of Hendrick Hudson in the Bay of New York. (Chromo.) By F. A. Chapman. No. 463. The Receding Race ; or, the last of the Indians. (Chromo.) Painted by F. A. Chapman. No. 464. "Market Scene by Candlelight. Oil painting. By Culverhouse of New York. No. 465. Cupid Disarmed ; or Cupid caught Napping. Oil painting. By J. Schrader, French artist. The last two paintitigs were purchased from the LeGrand Lockwood collection. No. 466. Vase and Flowers. Painted by Miss Colby. No. 467. Ferns and Deer. Unknown. a “seum. ee By William Hamilton. Hannah a . No. 454. Portrait of Madame a ey 21 �22 Cupids, from Raphael’s Sistene Madona, at DresNo. 468 and 469. den, on porcelain. By Hazletine. Excelsior. Piece statuary in marble. No. 470. By Mosher. “Pocahontas. marble. in statuary Piece No. 471. By Miss StebLittle Samuel. Piece statuary in marble. No. 472. bins. No. 473. No. 474. Bust of Henry Clay. Cecelia Mattella. No. 475. No. 476. Lord Byron. Burns. No. 477. Bust of Shakspeare. No. No. - No. No. No. 478. Bust of Walter Scott. Night and Morning. 479 and 480. 481. Bust of John Bright. 482. Humbolt. 483. Isaac Newton. No. 484. No. 485. No. 486. No. 487. ~ Bronze By Thorwaldsen. Richard Coeur De Lion. statue. Black Prince of England. Equestrian bronze statue. The Birth of Venus. Marble statuette. By Cecione, Boy and Rooster. Bronze statuette. — of E Florence. Nos. 488, 489, 490, and 491. No. 492. Bronze Warwick Nos. 493, 494, and 595. Nos. 496 and 497. Bronze statues. The Seasons. Vase. Bronze Vases. Two dogs—setters. Nos. 498 and 499. Two bronze bull dogs of Britttany. Marquis and Marquise on goats. Nos. 500 and sor. No. 502. One bronze deer. Colossal Indian statue and dog in bronze. No. 503. Nos. 504 and 505. ‘Two lions of Lucerne in bronze. One No. 511. One bust. No. No. No. No. 507. 508. 509. 510. statue. Europe. One statue. America. One bronze lion of Africa. One bust. Tennyson. Ariadna. Marble statuette. General Grant. No. 512. Marble statuette. Christ. No. 513. Marble statuette. Mary.. No. 514. Marble statuette. Greek Slave. Nos. 515 and 516. Two marble vases. Nos. 517 and 518. ‘Two Sevres vases. —. oe J No. 506. �23 Nos. 519 and 520. Two French gilt vases. Imitation of those pre- sented by Napoleon III. to the Pope. Originally in the Vatican at Rome. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 521. 520 525° 524. O25¢ 5206. 527 Nos. 528 One bronze Duck. One bronze English Snipe. One bronze English Hare. One bronze English Fox. One statuette. Boy and Bird. One bronze statuette. David with harp. One bronze wolf, with Romulus and Remus. and 529. Two bronze vases. ��Still bite. Vase, cocoanut, strawberries, etc. By Robt. Harvesting near San Jose, California. By John R. Key. Yo-Semite Valley, looking west. By John R. Key. A Difficult Calculation. By Phill Hoyoll. Done at Last. By Phill Hoyoll. Pleasure Party. Water color. By Charles Kuntz. Chimney Sweep Making his Toilet. By C. Giron. The Glade — Allegheny Mountains, Maryland. By O. Gebler. No. No. Santa Clara Valley, California. Q- Bristen, in the Madera Ner, By John R. Key. Valley Canton, Switzerland. By R. Holzhalb. Water Lillies, Black Pannel. By Geo. C. Lamden. No. 540 Summer near Bethel, Maine. By Clinton Loveridge. No.5 No. View at Adirondack Lake. By Clinton Loveridge. No. Give to My Chapel. By Leo Schiertz. No. Bridal Veil Falls, Yo-Semite. By Gilbert Munger. No. Distant View of Bridal Veil Fall, Yo-Semite. By Gilbert Munger. No. 540. Admiral Farragut in the shrouds of his vessel at the Bat- The wn wn Eschke: N on Oo Cela tn On on wn Os No. ston. No. Herman No. on on No. On 1S) f= fs Sa on (eo) N. A. A Roman Beauty. By Joseph Comans. The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln. By Eastman nA be tle of Mobile. By Theo. Kaufman. No. 54/Maud Mullér. By T. P. Rossiter. No. 5 White Lillies. By Geo. C. Lamden, 556. No. 557No. 558. No. Pool of Bethesda and Portrait of H. C. Lewis. a View of Jerusalem. JohnBy By C. G. Thompson. Bust of Richard Cobden. Bust of Goethe. Bust of Schiller. Bronze Temple of Vesta. Portrait of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Bronze Bas Relief of Hon. only one ever taken of the great statesman. William H. Seward. The ��559. Sasso. 560. tignolia. 561. 562. 563. Oil Painting. Moses in the Bull Rushes. Oil Painting. The Artist and Oil Painting. Qil Painting. Oil Painting. of Italy. By A. the Nun. By Casc Romeo and Juliet. By Castignolia. Head of Christ. By A. Sasso. The Tarantella—the national dance By Chas. Sasso. : 564. Oil Painting. Lovers visiting Raphael’s Tomb. By Chas. Sasso. 565. Oil Painting. Joseph in Egypt. By Antonia Falda, 566. Portrait of Mrs. H. C. Lewis. By Prof. Castalina. 767. Oil Painting. undress, with cannon, Fourth sword, of July. Boy drum, American sisters, one much frightened. in military flag, with two Painted by Prof. Castignolia. 568. Qil Painting. Landscape. Mountain and Sheep, with Shepherdess, in Appenine Mountains. By Prof. Marko. 569. Oil Painting. Landscape. Carrara Mountains. By Prof. A. Marko. 570. Oil Painting. After Gatti. Moliere reading his Play to his cook. Copied by Candida. 571. Oil Painting. After Marko. The Gleaners. Copied by A. Candida. . 572. Oil Painting.. Ulysses in the guise of a traveling merchant discovers Achilles concealed at the Court of Lycomedes, King of Scyros. After Pempeo Bate. Copied by A. Costa 573: Bennenuti. 574. of Troy. 576. 577, Century. 578. 579. 580. Sixteenth 581. Costa. Oil Painting. St. John Reproving Herod. After Copied by Candida. Oil Painting. Hector Reproving Paris at the Seige After Bennenuti. Copied by Candida.. : Oil Painting. The Drunken Monk. By Tamburini. Oil Painting. The Butler—Costume of Seventeenth By Giovani Jessi. Oil Painting. The Broken Statue. By E. Sarri. Oil Painting. The Mother’s Love. By Sarri. Oil Painting. The Artist’s Studio —Costume of the Century. By A. Calozeiof. Oil Painting. Game and Game Bag. By Oresta �Returning from the Horse Fair. By Copied by 599: 591: known. 592: 593: Lutza. 594: Vanity. By A. Candida. By A. Candida. Industry. Unknown. The Ascension. Portrait of Victor Emmanuel. k sshtceintiecsee Painting. Painting. Painting. Painting. By T. Van Dieghn, of Brus- Un- By M. Meucci. Campagna. By Oil Painting. Oil Painting. Birds with young. Landscape—Roman Oil Painting. General View, Florence. By Dario Maffia. By D. Sini. The Studious Girl. Oil Painting. After A. y. Birthda nth Eightee The Oil Painting. 596. Sasso. A. by d Copie Gavarti. By Dario Maffia. The Elopement. Oil Painting. 597: Artist. Af Flemish a Family, Merio Oil Painting. 568. By D. F. Sarria. ter Flemish school. By Alfredo CanPontine Marshes. Oil Painting. 595- _ - 599dia. 600. By Charles La The Sleigh Ride. Oil Painting. ls. Brusse of Roche, Raphael’s Visit. By A. Sasso. RaOil Painting. 601. ing, gets off his road, comes sketch is youth, his phael, in ain him at a monastery. entert who monks some across After Castignolia. Maternal Joys. Oil Painting. 602. Copied by Chas Sasso. Artist Painting a Nun Makes Love Oil Painting. 603. By Professor Castignolia. to her. Interior of Manzuoli’s old Studio in Oil Painting. 604. By Alfredo showing a painting. is Manzuoli Florence. Candia. TE 589. Oil Oil Oil Oil Sheep. ITO 588. of ee sels. Denmark. Prince ee Oil Painting. 586. Fanfanna. 587. Oil Painting. emmy Prof. C. Marko. 5 ee no Pere Oil Painting. By M. gear teen net gimme 585. Flowers. By M. Meucci. Birds and Nest with Eggs. ited Meucci. Oil Painting. Oil Painting. le 583. 584. The it mee tienen Chierici. By Gadano Joys of Infancy. Oil Painting. e eigen 682. �605. 606. Candida. 607. 608. 609. 6ro. Oil Painting. Oil Painting. Dead Birds. By Meucci. Leah. After Fanfanna. Copied by Oil Oil Oil Oil Game Piece. By Meucci. Little Pout. By L. M. Van Santi. Game. By Meucci Caravan Crossing the Desert. Af- Painting. Painting. Painting. Painting. ter Professor Pizani. 611. Oil Painting. Paul Offering a Nest of Canaries to Virginia. After Professor Annibal. By Gatti. 612. Oil Painting. Offering Presents to the Master on Christmas. After Professor Luigi Bechi. 613. Oil Painting Galileo Showing Milton the Moon, while Milton is on a visit to Italy in 1637. By Professor A. Gatti. 614. Oil Painting. Michael Angelo’s Studio in Rome. While he is cutting his world-renowned figure of Moses he is visited by the Countess Cologna; brings a letter from the King complimenting him. By E. Fanfanni. 615. Oil Painting. Portrait of Cromwell. Copied by A. Sasso. 616. Oil Painting. The Dove Cote. By M. Meuicci. 617. Oil Painting. The Mountains of Carrara. By Professor A. Marks. 618. Oil Painting. St. John, the Evangelist, receiving Revelations. After Darlo Dolce. Copied by A. Conta. 619. Oil Painting. Barn-yard Scene. By M. Meucci. 620. Oil Painting. Pheasants with their Young. By M. Meucci. 621. Oil Painting. Diana Surprised at her Bath. By A. Sasso. 622. Oil Painting. Yole, the daughter of King Manfrida, King of Naples and Sicily. The daughter is seen with her page, to whom she is married. By A. Bartle. 639. Oil Painting. ied by D. Sani. Charles the First and Mary. Cop- 640. Oil Painting. Bicie. By A. Sasso. 623. Oil Painting. Faith. After Professor Castignolia. Copied by O. Costa. 624. Oil Painting on Porcelain. Rolie and Hattie Hale. By A. Van Bruner, of Dresden. 625. Oil Painting. Cupid Captured. By Chas. Sasso. 626. Oil Painting. Tasso Reading his Poem to Eleonora d’ Este. By Enrico Fanfanni. 627. Meucci. 628. 629. Oil Painting. Flowers, Oil Painting. Oil Painting. Landscape. By Prof. A. Marko. Charity. By Prof. A. Castignolia. Fruit, Game, &c. By M. | | �Statue. Goddess of Liberty with the Amer- 646. Bust. Rose of Sharon. 647. Bust in marble. ican Eagle. 645. Marble Statue. Fairy Drinking from a Morning Street Musician. The last six named by Peter Bizzanti. America. By P. Romannelli. 648. Bustin marble. Love to Flowers. By P. Romannelli. ; 649. Group in marble. Faust and Marguerite. From the Opera of Faust. By P. Romannelli. 650. Group in marble. The Three Graces. After Cano- Professor Flag, by American Painted Painting. Charles I and Mary. By Sani Bicie. By A. Sasso. Fourth of July. Boy in Military by P. Romannelli. 673 Oil Made 651. Marble Cat. P. Romannelli. 652. Marble Dog. P. Romannelli. 653 One Antique Bust from the Ruins of Rome, supposed to be one of the Ceesars. 654. Marble Statue The Dancing Girl, or the Domino. By R. LL. Becucci. 655. Marble Statue. The Grape Harvest. By R. L. Becucci. 656. Marble Statue. The Promenade. By Antonia Frilli. 658. Marble Statue. The Fisher Boy. By Antonia Frilli. 659. Group of Three Figures in marble Columbus before Isabella, Queen of Spain. By L. G. Mead. 660. Group of Three Figures in marble. The Discovery of America by Columbus. By L. G. Mead. 661. Oil Painting. Stairway to the Borghese Palace at Florence. By A. Lessi. 672. Ojil Painting. French Soldiers A D. 1500. By D. Sani. 663. Oil Painting. French Soldiers at a Hotel. Costume of 1500. By D. Sani. 664. - Oil Painting. Diana and Acton. By A. Sasso. 665. Marble Statue. Leonardo Di Vinci. By P. Biz zanti. 666. Marble Statue. Ione. By A. Trumburino. 667. Marble Group. Ariadna. By P. Romannelli. 668. Oil Painting. Peace. After Prof. Castignolia. 669. Oil Painting. Justice. After Prof. Castignolia. 670. Oil Painting. My Page. By C. Colombing. Oil Painting. Oil Painting. via. Drum, Marble Marble Statue. frightened. 644. 643. Glory. Sword, Plato. Diana. much Statue. Statue. Cannon, Marble Marble with 641. . 642. with By Alfredo Candida. two Sisters,—one Castignolia. First Quarrel Undress, Oil Painting 671 672. 630. 631. Oil Painting. Room in Pitti Palace in Florence. Venus dé Medici. Visiting the Studio. By P. C. Gilardi. 631. Oil Painting. Music Lesson. Costumes 16th Century. By Alfredo Candida. 632. Oil Painting. A Mother’s Love. By E. Sani. 633. Oil Painting. My Friend. By A. Castignolia. 634. Oil Painting. Peasant’s Costume. By Oreste Conta. 635. Oil Painting. Interior of Peasants Room. By Oreste Conta. 636 Florentine Mosaic. 637. Oil Painting. Flowers. By T. Chelezzi. 638. Oil Painting. Flight from Pompeii. By A. Candida. ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper, 6" x 9" Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 6" x 9" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Lewis Art Gallery, Coldwater, Michigan: Catalogue of Paintings and Statuary. Subject The topic of the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource The original catalogue that was handed out to patrons to view as they were walking around the Lewis Art Gallery. It contains information on the paintings and statues that were on display in the gallery. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry C. Lewis Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available A. J. Aldrich & Co., Printers Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1875 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Coldwater (Mich.) Provenance Donated to Branch District Library https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/e7beef439999268d90ea68c35b50d85b.pdf e6107ccca86f7831ec167e467d01655f PDF Text Text OE eee ——TO NT THE—— CA FAROGUS OM 15/0, SO ps a ] ; j THE LEWIS ART GALLERY. COLDWATER, The MICH. Courier Print. : 1883. i ��SUPPLEMENT SSS. Tree (ouie = ee Wl>.ART + BOUGUEREAU WILLIAM | CATALOGUE TO tO GALLERY. 9 A....... Aricent ry Gar ens eco aes Pupil of Picot. Prize of Rome 1850. Medals of 1855 (E. U.) 1857, 1867, 1878. Member of the Legion of Honor 1859. Member of the Institute of France, 1876. Officer of The Legion of Honor 18%6. Medal of Honor Exposition Universelle, 187s. Knight of The Order of Leopold 1881. ~ The Twins. Bouguereau is conceded to be the greatest figure Painter in the world. The famous Allegorical Painting purchased by A. T. Stewart at a cost of $75,000, was the work of this Artist. 675 SCHRE Yee epOUPH. ...... 5... jar es Dy corset beeen: cies cae ena Born at Frankfort on the Main, 1828. Medal at Vienna Exposition 1873. Medal at Brussels, 1863. Cross of The Order of Leopold 1864. Medals at Paris 1864, 1865, 1867. Hors Concours. 182 created Court Painter to Grand Duke Mecklenburg Schwerin, member of the Academies of Antwerp and Rotterdam, Honorary Member of the Deutsches Nochstift. The tM aemmeroninn ere The greatest most Retreat. beautiful work of this.eminent Painter. GRAND RAPIDS 446706 UBLIC LIBRARY = wy « �2 ae ee. : _PINCHART AUGUED 4 Panis 2s ee Born at Versailles, 1880. Pupil of Gerome. Gallantry. 677 GAUSEIR fea Mi Municu eee ee Born in Munich, 1825. Medals Paris Exposition 1865, 1867. London 1855. ; The Jolly Friars. 678 ee ie Born at Dusseldorf. Medals, Munich 1868. The Miser. Old ae 679 ee eee ee ee : Born in Rome 1825. Medals Paris 1855, 1863, 1868. Soldiers Halting at a Cabaret. The finest work by this Artist. 680 ee ce BUD RG TEND re ee es Be a et aneics 1s oo». seen Born at Brussels, 1830. Legion of Hono1 1865. Medal, London, 1863. Castellamare (Gulf of Naples.) 681 USRMENO WSICY ISMODMS. eee ee ete +. . .- cu Born at St. Petersburg. Russia, 1828. - Pupil of Van Beers. ~ Henorable Mention Salon, 1882. ad, 4 cars rnin at PaRIs �So BARN Gy 0G yg 09 UNS I inal os caaaa aa 682 Dia get es ge a Born at Sevres, 1829. Pupil of Troyon. Medals at Paris, 1867, 1869, 1870. Cross of Legion of Honor, 1872. of first class, Universal Exposition. Medal Pasture Grounds ao .. (PARIS Paris, 1878. in Normandy. Van Mareke is regarded as the finest cattle painter in the world. Nothing finer has ever been painted by him. 683 Sithige 8 | Se Bea gs eee eit ane cl recta ans He anne Parts Born at Paris, 1825. Pupil of Hebert and Bonnat. Medal of 1882, Salon, Paris. Gold Medal, Belgium, 1881. The Promenade This ee aa ND of the Sultana. is his prize Painting. 684. e re on, ae ie ee eo PARIS Born in Paris. Pupil of Cabanel. Medals, 1875, 1776, Legion of Honor, 1878. Exposition Universelle, 1878. Hors Concours. © Member of Salon Jury, 1882. { ourt-yard in Sultan’s Palace. No painting from this Artist equals this. SR EE Eee le ee PARis oo BRUSSELS Pupil of Hebert and Bonnat. Medal of 1882, Solon, Paris. Gold Medal Belgium, 1881. a The Slave Girl of the Alhambra. 686 re eee CTC es �687 PINCHART Pivlhr. (co oe, Born in Paris, 1831. » Pupil of Gerome. Salon of 1882. Medal Legion The JORDAN f of 1867, Paris. | 2 of Honor, 1867. Return from the Fete. RUDOLPH Born at Dusseldorf. Honorable Mention 1878. Medal of 1880. Grace Before Meat. 689 RON HRUR ee Rane Honorable Mention. Medals of 1867 and 1878. Salon Painting, 1881. A Lane in Magny-Les-Hameu. 690 JOON GUO DSN oR BU SO Ri ee te aera nd Semirer mean mc Re ek es oR ee Roare Born at Rome. Medal, Paris, 1867. An Illustrious Artist. The Pantheon. A very fine example of this Artist's works. TRO RUIN er oe oc des VIENNA. Born in Hungary. Medal of Vienna, 1873. Picture of the Highest Claas. Sweet Strains. ; 692 y Pos JASANOVA (Y ESLORACH ANTONIO) Born at Tortosia (Spain). Pupil of Lorenzale and F. Madrazo. Painted with a good deal of care. Preparing for the Bull Ring. 4 �| 5 } “4 y 693 EN og Scie ee era an i = ee oe eee ee ile ee es Born in Florence, 1829. Medals of Rome and Naples. Medals of Paris, 1878. An BY THE GAME ARTIS! --... Promenade ~~ t -) PRRANDEZ oe. epee se ess es in the time of the Directory. ee oo). BERNARDO... Professor Antique. Born in Malaga, 1835. of the Academy of Fine Artsof Medal at Seville 1880. A Spanish ee eee ... MALAGA. Malaga. Inn. 696 VERBOECKHOVEN, JOSEPH,)............ +... (EUGENE DECEASED: Born at Warneton, Belgium, 1799. Died, 1880. Chevalier of the Order of Leopold of Belgium. Chevalier of the Order of Michael of Bavaria. Chevalier of the Order of Christ of Portugal. Decorated with the Iron Cross. Member of the Academies of Belgium, Antwerp and St. Petersburg. Medals, 1824, and First Class, 1841. Cross of the Legion of Honor, 1845. Medal, 1855, Exposition Universelle. Hors Concours. Good Friends. This picture was painted for and sold by the artist to Mrs. Larder, of Philadelphia, and was purchased by the present owner at the sale of her collection. 697 POOMANS (Pipe OLIVER JOSEPH)... Born at Brussels, 1816. Pupil of Van Hasselaere at Ghent, De Keyser at Antwerp, and of Baron Wappers. Medal at The Hague, 1857. Medal at Metz, 1858. In 1863 his exhibition picture was purchased by Emperor Napoleon IIT. Sappho at Mitylene. The largest and most important picture by this artist. ... BRUSSELS. �698 PERAUEA Romer. ee Bo Born in Spain, 1820. Medals at Madrid, Seville, Cordova and Grenada. Medals at Rome, Naples, Turin and Parma. _ Performing Dogs Probably re eatin eerree ae (JOSEPH)..... (ace CHELMONSKI at the Circus. the finest of «// this Artist’s Works. PARIS Born at Varsovia. Pupil of M. Gerson and Schreyer. Honorable Mention at Paris, 1882. Medal at Moscow, 1882. A Russian Day in early Spring. 700 VOM seek... CRrot: Chnisianl\ oi VCO Chlreodore) Grand Medal The Noonday deccascG. eee ss MUNIONE of Munich. Rest. a ene 2 ee ee Born at Herserrang (Moselle). Pupil of Charlet, Cross of the Legion of Honor, 1861. Hors Concours. A Montenegrin Chieftain. As fine as a Delacroix. Jo2 IMAI SAGN DCRrOp) Ei tee ioe. Medals of he ie ee ee ew ale FLORENCE. Professor of Art at Florence. Milan, Florence, Rome, Turin and Naples. The Knife ee DNs Grinder. 793 ROSATI AG) oc cn eee Born. in Paris, 1820, Pupil of Alvarez. Medal, 1867 and 1878. A Gentleman of Leisure. ME Sil <n ayn s RomME �7 . 704 pmeeeNCK (Ameo ee Born at Schlenoig, Holstein, Medal, 1867. best Sheep © Germany. Flock of Sheep in a Snow Pretably the ea Painter except Storm. Verboeck hoven. 705 AMILESOOWSRE STAINISLAUS,.............0005..... MAG oe Paris Born in Poland. Pupil of Gerome. Academy of St. Petersburg. Medals of 1867, 1873, 1878. ‘Sereme’s favorite pupil whom he wished to adopt #mi to whom he offered his name and fortune. . Young Turkish Prince Instructed in Writing. 706 Seren GE MED ley 8 ee Born at Brussels. Medals, 1863, 1867,. 1878, 1878. Next to Van Marck, the Cattle Pasture in Holland. ee Born in Paris. Pupil of his father. Medal of 1878. This painting exhibited at Paris ‘ Lunch ES on Salon, : 1882. Roadside. ee Born at Rome. Medal, Rome, 1863. Medal, Paris, 1867, 1868. Lady and Dog. Perr (ce Parts. BOM ance ru in finest cattle painter living. �8 Too Pai ee cn eee (be SPEED ON Born at Rome. : * Medal, Rome, 1868. Medal, Paris, 1867, 1868. Guided by Love on the Stream The best example of this Artist’s work—took of Life. prizc Exhibition, Paris, 1882. 710 eae ee Gy SALENTIN Born in Dusseldorf. Medal of 1878. 3 ) Congratulations to Grandfather on his 7oth Birthday. A very spirited Painting. Fal WATER ' De Pena after Diaz COLOR, Born in Madrid. Medals of 1844, 1846, 1848. hi Cross of Legion of Honor, 1851. | Copied by Isaby. \ 7 : Engagement Ring. 72 WATER COLOR, after Diaz Pena Born in Madrid, Medals of 1844, 1846, 1848. a a De cal Cross of Legion of Honor, 1851. : Copied by Isaby. i [| H / Chariot Races at Rome under Nero. 7'3 Se... eee Born in Paris. Medal, 1867. Honorable Mention 1878. Edwin By Pee SANG ee a Forrest ee A A Moorish as Lear. ete oon Lady. a ee ey �as Bust in Parian representing Peasant Girl of Alsace, Germany. oF POWERS. 710: PRESTON............ coe oe ‘ FLORENCE. Born in Florence, Italy. Marble Bust, Evangeline. From Longfellow. ifal Work of Art; very fine. Artist’s Masterpiece. SZERNER. Considered the W oe The great Polish Painter. Born in Warsaw, 1835. WARSAW. oe Georgian Soldiers Halting by the Way. 718 W S wh ETIENNE, x ? ~ a) et ) Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1835. Medals at Rome and St. Petersburg. Picnic Party. A very important picture. 719 ROUGERON, JULES JAMES, deceased Born at Gevrey-Chambertin, Cote d’Or, in 1830. Died in Paris, 1880, Pupil of Picot and Cabanel. Medal, 1880. From the Paris Salon. Baby’s Breakfast. t= 8880 the Salon picture by this artist was bought by the French Government. ea LOUIS 7 Born at Vesoul, 1824. Pupil of Paul Delaroche. Professor in the French Academy of the Fine Arts. Medals, 1847 and 1848, Medal, 1855, Exposition Universelle. Cross of the Legion of Honor, 1855. Member of the Institute, 1865. Grand Medal of Honor, 1867, Exposition Universelle. Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1867. Grand Medal of Honor, 1874. Commander of the Legion of Honor, 1878. Medal, Grand Medal 1878, Exposition Universelle, of Honor, 1878, Exposition Universelle. Hors Concours. Honorary Member of the Royal Academy, London. Chevalier of the Order of the Red Eagle. First Love. Paris. �Ven a SO UBT hy TAI HEH IS ~ / UNGsEN ee mee ae : Born in Moscow, Russia, Moscow. 1835. The Holy Gate of the Kremlin. DIAZ DE LA fee NARCISSE PENA, VIRGILE.. BorpDrEAux. Born at Bordeaux, 1807. Died at Paris, 1876. Medals, 1844, 1846, 1848. Cross of the Legion of Honor, 1851. Diplomato the Memory of Deceased Artists, 1878. His landscapes first revealed his merit. He was considered landscape and forest painter of his day. WANOMAR CRE the EVE best Paris. Born at Sevres, 1829. Pupil of Troyon. Medals at Paris, 1867, 1869, 1870. Cross of Legion of Honor, 1872. Medal of first class, Universal Exposition, Paris, 1878. Van Marcke is regarded as the finest cattle painter in the world. ing finer has ever been painted by him. Noth- Herd of Cattle in the Woods. Landscape GUILEAU NIE by Diaz; Cattle by Van Marcke. Ve eee Paris. Born in Paris, 1830. Studied with Beaumont. He was at Appomattox Court Tlouse when Lee surrendered to Grant, April 5, 1865. He made a sketch of the room, the furniture, the carpet, chairs, table, and all things on the walls, and the officers generally. He had two sittings of General Grant and three of General Lee. The Surrender of General Lee to General Grant, April 9, 1865. General Grant says of the description of the room that it is perfect, and General Sheridan says of it, that it is that the portraits are good. Mrs. General Custer has the table that the Articles magnificent. of Capitulation were signed upon, and the two chairs used by Grant It is considered the most important Hisand Lee are in Monroe. No painting has ever been torical Painting in the United States. put upon canvas that represents so much, every American, and it ought to interest and all lovers of liberty, and good government. MELk70%.,.55 ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper, 6" x 9" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Supplement to the Catalogue of 1875 of The Lewis Art Gallery Subject The topic of the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource This 1883 catalogue was to be given to patrons in addition to the original 1875 catalogue. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry C. Lewis Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Courier Print Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1883 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) 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Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data cabinet card, black and white Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 14"x11" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Interior Photograph 1 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Art history Description An account of the resource An interior image of the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, MI. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant The Art Gallery was open between the years 1869-1884. 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Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data cabinet card, black and white Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 14"x11" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Interior Photograph 2 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Art history Description An account of the resource An interior image of the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, MI. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant The Art Gallery was open between the years 1869-1884. 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Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data cabinet card, black and white Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 14"x11" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Interior Photograph 3 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Art history Description An account of the resource An interior image of the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, MI Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant The Art Gallery was open between the years 1869-1884. 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Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data cabinet card, black and white Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 14"x11" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Interior Photograph 4 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Art history Description An account of the resource An interior image of the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, MI. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant The Art Gallery was open between the years 1869-1884. 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Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Description An account of the resource Catalogues and images from the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, Michigan. It was open during the years of 1869-1884. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1869-1884 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data cabinet card, black and white Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. 14"x11" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lewis Art Gallery Interior Photograph 5 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Art history Description An account of the resource An interior image of the Lewis Art Gallery, which was located in Coldwater, MI. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant The Art Gallery was open between the years 1869-1884. Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Provenance Donated to Branch District Library, copied from an album belonging to Flora Root (a great niece of Mrs. Henry C. Lewis). Henry C. Lewis