Identifier: clyall00amer (find matches)
Title: Illustrated catalogue of paintings, pastels and water colors collected by the late David C. Lyall of Brooklyn
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: American Art Association Millet, Francis Davis, 1846-1912
Subjects: Lyall, David C
Publisher: New York : American Art Association
Contributing Library: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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has selected from a bunch offered himby a little girl who has been gleaning after theharvesters. In the shop are seen the barber andhis customer. Other accessory figures find theirplaces in the shadow along the street. Signed at the right, G. B. ONeil. Height, isy2 inches; length, 23 inches. ENVIRONS BE PLOMBIERES BY FRANCOIS LOUIS FRANCJAIS F. L. FRANCAIS 9 64—ENVIRONS DE PLOMBIERES This is a scene of characteristic severity of as-pect. On the right a highway crosses a stonebridge in the shadow of bordering trees; towardthe foreground a river winds and disappears un-der the arch. To the left, in contrast with a deepshadow on the grass slopes, is a hillside in theglow of late afternoon. The steam from an ap-proaching railway train, which is almost hiddenby the foliage, gleams among the trees. Thereare pedestrians on the highway, peasants in thefields, and a flight of birds across the simple ex-panse of sky. Signed at the left, Francais, 1886. Height, 16y2 inches; lengthy 25% inches.
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K. W. VAN BOSKERCK 65—SHEEP AND PASTURE This shows a wide vista over a gently rollingvale leading to the sea. The foreground is all inshadow, and sheep, newly sheared, browse underlow trees beside a curving path. In the sunlit dis-tance are straw stacks, farm-houses, and the linesof enclosed fields, and far beyond is the bluestretch of the sea, with white sails and a peacefulsky. Signed at the left, R. W. Van Boskerck. Height, 19 inches; length, 29^ inches. LOUIS CABAT 66—LANDSCAPE n A winding country road, which crosses a shal-low brook in the foreground, leads away towardan avenue of great trees which extends far intothe distance. On the left is a vista of opencountry, with a mass of rolling white clouds inthe sky piling up from the horizon. Signed at the right, L. S. Cabat, 1888. Height, 19^ inches; length, 23 inches. Painted for Mr. Lyall. EARLY MORNING—FINISTERE BY LEON GERMAIN PELOUSE LEON GERMAIN PELOTJSE 67—EARLY MORNING—FINISTERE Against a simple gray sky and the ma

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