1852-05-27; Winstanley, Liverpool; H. Wallis

20868, 1852-05-27, WALLIS (H.), Londres Collection: Art Sales Catalogues Online Place: Liverpool Auction house: Winstanley

This sale is just after John Clow's (Winstanley) sale of 1852-04-20 to 22. So we look to identify any titles passing from Clow to Wallis. The important work of interest is J M W Turner's 'The Gothic Arch' which does not appear in this sale. The Turners here are 55 'On The Thames' and 62 'The Fish Market, Hastings'

WALLIS (H.), Londres,

Paintings 72, Drawings 69, number-of-objects=141

HIGH-CLASS PRODUCTIONS OF IlItl"W; MODERN ARTIST{4-

A CATALOGUE OF THE PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS, Forming the most important portion as to quality, and the 71Wstintere ling as to subject, of THE COLLECTION OF MR. H. WALIS, FROM HIS GALLERY, No. 4, TRAFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON; WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

BY MESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY AND SONS, AT THEIR GALLERIES, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
On Thursday, the 27th, and Friday, the 28th of May, 1852,

AT TWELVE O'CLOCK EACH DAY.The whole to be VIEW on TUESDAY, the 25th, and WEDNESDAY, the 26th, when Catalogues may be had.

Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS are authorized to sell every Lot included in this Catalogue under a guarantee, from Mr. H. WALLIS, as to its being the genuine production of the Artist to whom it is attributed. CATALOGUE, &c.

1852-05-27; Winstanley, Liverpool; H. Wallis

ARTISTS

• ABSOLON
• CARRICK (prob Robert but could be John)
• CATTERMOLE
• COOPER
• COX
• FRIPP
• DAVID
• HAAG (or maybe HAGHE)
• HERRING
• HUNT
• LANCE
• NASH
• POOLE
• SALMON (several J Salmon in Woods)
• STANFIELD
• STEPHANOFF (Francis or James?)
• STONE
• TOPHAM
• WARREN (Poss Henry)
• WILKIE

1852-05-27; Winstanley, Liverpool; H. Wallis

1852-05-27; Winstanley, Liverpool; H. Wallis

FIRST DAY'S SALE,
THURSDAY, MAY 27, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY.

DRAWINGS, TASTEFULLY FRAMED . .,t,.. ~ tJ

J. SALMON
1 MarineView

SIR D. WILKIE, R.A.
2 The Scourging of Christ Copied in pencil from an old frieze, ,.,/.,,:tl-,

<WARREN> IT "VARREN ,q" C. C DITTO
3 Vahr
4 DusseldorfCompanion. Drawing to the preceding-engraved. t" /J~-(/

F. STONE, A.R.A. /2,,/2..1/ J. F. HERRING, Sen .. //,..;;: b! DITTO
5 Lady Jane Gray refusing to sign her Abdication
6 Goats
7 Dog's Head The preceding lots form a pair, and are delicate thouqh. spirited kelt-lies: ill oil. i.()" a

L. DAVID
8 ThePuppet
9 Heath Scene ~,,/t',,1J

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D. Cox . 4 y" ,j:tr
G. LANCE /'7-:'
C. ¢G) BE_TTLEY .,I:: J; tJ
CARRICK. /0";, ..7: t?
CATTERMOLE c/,,*~/;
AUSTI~ (Q./¢G 6
F.TAYLER

10 Fruit
11 Breezy Day
12 Fancy Head
13 Interior of a Florid Gothic Chapel .A masterly Work.

14 Scene in North Wales
15 Mother and Child Very truthful in character.

CATTERMOLE
16 The Magic Mirror Engraved.
17 The Homestead Strikingly true to Nature, as are all his works. 2,1:/4. 6EV.L¡PS, OF ETON .
18 Newhaven An important and effective Draioinq.
Ir ,~1;. IT .~.\SH
19 Interior, with Antique Staircase A spirited Specimen, by anartist unriualled in accuracu, rf'" (l. c-

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P. F. POOLE, A.R,A ..
20 Maiden Meditation Exhibiting sentiment as icell as skill. i,,2,,6 ,

J. D. HARDING.
21Landscape '" / (,

CATTERMOLE .c- ,,'0 /p,.1/ .rr w.
22 Crossing the Brook

• 1852 this sale - seller is definitely Mr. H Wallis. He then exhibited it in September so it was probably bought in.
• 1852-09-15; Wallis Manchester Exhibition; 'Crossing the Brook'

HUNT (not known which Hunt)
23 The Blackberry Bush As perfect an imitation as art can produce.15:. (J~,IJ

W F LAKE PRICE
24 Interior, at Venice ,7 r . 1/. t:

J LEE ¡E JZ~
25 Consolation DITTO
26 Return from Gleaning A pleasing pair. 5 /.1:: tJ. tr

TOPHAM
27 The Irish Cabin A fine work by an artist remarkable for his graphic delineations. ,

• In Clow 1852-04-20 to 22 lot 19 (22nd April) Interior of an Irish Cottage An excellent Specimen of a favourite Artist. ·

V. HUNT
28 Pineapple and other Fruit Nothing moreexquisitely beautiful ever emanated from the studio of this accomplished water-colour painter, ~,. tJ,,/

.J FRIPP
29 The Schooner Ashore

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ABSOLON
30 The Churchyard: Sunday Morning An. interesting subject, treated with vivid reality, and not only an important but a careful production.

31 TheSeneschal Asleep A well-told story and afini hed uiork, / y" /f- d STEPHANOFF A variation of the well-known subject, which is engraved, and full ofartistic merit,

32 Cranmer Revoking his Recantation

STANFIELD, R.A.
33 Sir W. Scott Viewing the Ruins of Melrose Abbey A remarkable W01'1&,e:rhibiting as it does, in so small a space, so much ubject and 0 much pOleer. Engraved. R {

• 1852-12-03; Winstaley; Wallis; 108; Melrose Abbey, with figure of Scott; Drawing

HERRING, SEN. DITTO
34 Study from Life
35Companion to the foregoing Both alike correct and skilfully pencilled.

T S COOPER, A.R.A.
36 Cow and Sheep A desirable specimen of the English

• 1852-04-22; Winstanley, Liverpool; Clow; 72; 'Cattle Reposing'; 36"x27" [oil] Not This
• 1852-05-27; This Sale.
• Graves: 1852-12-03; Winstanley, Liverpool; H Wallis; 119; 'Cow and Sheep' Drawing

CIIYP' y ,,/f- ~ NASH 37 Interior View of Kenilworth Evincing extraordinarsj minuteness of detail, and yet forcible in effect. / (/,.,j.~ p"V.

HUNT
38Camellia Japonicas An admirable group from nature. )',.

G CATTERMOLE (;;? 1IACLISE, R.A.

39 Hawking Party Setting Out A valuable drawing, being full of subject, and carefully made out.

• 1852-04-22 Winstanley, Clow; Cattermole; 39 The Hawking Party An exquisite little specimen.
• 1852-05-27; This sale; seller Wallis
• 1852-12-03 Winstanley; Wallis; Cattermole 112 The Royal Hawking Party A highly finished work
• 1854 Town Hall Liverpool; 138; Cattermole; 'The Hawking Party'; contributed by R.B. Preston

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<MACLISE>
40 Prospero, Miranda, and Ferdinand Engraved.

W. HUNT
41 The Gipsy Girl This artist is equally happyin his delineations of allimate and inanimate llature, and egllully elaborate in each. 6

HAAGHE < prob HAAG or HAGHE>
42 The Tomb of the Kings With. much accuracy ofdrawing this artist combines breadth and power, and his works ore highly prized. 6.a: 1/

AUSTIN
43 The Gleaner './.

J. F LEWIS 1/2-
44 The Mendicant Friar .A. talented study of character.

• 1894-04-28; Christie; Birkett Foster; 24; The Mendicant 1853 Drawing 12 x 10 buyer: Vokins £241/10/- [Graves]

C. FIELDI-G <COPLEY FIELDING>

45 Storm Clearing Off An excellent specimen of an old favourite.

F TAYLER

46 The Fisherman's Family A spirited work, full of characteristic truth.

LEITCH .2/r"J IJ w.

47 Trinity College Church, Edinburgh - An interesting memento of a building now pulled down .

CALLOW 2 ~/ t/ e). 4" DITTO. .

48 Village in the Tyrol

49 Hostelrie in the Netherlands The foregoing two lots are by anartist eminent for his clever topographical views of picturesque scenes like these. f'r,y. IJ~

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CATTERMOLE
50 Christ's Sermon on the Mount A great picture in small compass, in which the faces belmy varied and strong expressions. /3 r. /,J. 17

E. W. COOKE,A.R A.
51 Street in Paris The drawings ofthis eminent artist are rare. ,J~f' ./'J,~ tJ 'Y.

HUNT 52 The Holyhock A bold effort of his pencil, yet eqllolly true to nature as his more minute works.2fj:A.#

BARRETT. 53 Landscape 2/, #. tJ

C. FIELD! JG <COPLEY FIELDING
54 Park Scene a .

J. M. W. TURNER, R.A ..
55 On the Thames An early work of this great man. a

DERBY 56 The Village Pastor, after Fritlt A most elaborate copy of the celebrated Picture made for the Engraver, valuable particularly for its execution, and for its exact, although miniature, resemblance to the original. 7 //,,//.(/ ,V.

HUNT 57 The Peasant Girl A uionderful production of art.6,2. It

OAUDOUZ / 2,,~t, DITTO ? <AUDOUZE><QUADAL>117,¡P
58 The Declaration
59 The Salutation A pair of highly-finished French drawings. ) ,,///. ¢

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G; J. SALMON. ~k--l)ITTO
60 Dover
61 Scene in Westmoreland A pair by an artist daily acquiring celeb/oily, and deservedly so, lL! the e drau:ings testify. /'

J. M. W. TURNER,R .A.. . .
62 The Fish Market, Hastings i;;"17 r .A subject of acknowledged importance: a glowing summer-day effect, and a studied work of high value.12

J. LEWIS . . . . . . .
63 A Bull Fight at Seville The great price set on all the Works of thi lIaster of the art is well known, and neither in subject,manner, or truth of design is this to be surpa ed, while no work of his, equal in importance, is now on sale.

64 Fruit Piece A beautiful composition.

65 The Armourer

66 Road Scene

67 Bonn , /. ~ BJ" row t7

CATTERMOLE ~?':/'i;IJ

J. D. HARD I G tj,:~" t <HARDING> (James Duffield Harding (1787-1852))

T WARREN. .c: rr /) DITTO. ./"U,. l/

68 Moselle Bridge An engraved pair.

69 Vico-Bay of ~aple .A charming subject arti tically treated.

End of the First Day's sale.

1852-05-27; Winstanley, Liverpool; H. Wallis

SECOND DAY'S SALE, FRIDAY,MAY 28,

AT TWELVE O'OLOOK PREOISELY.

PAINTINGS. ~

ORANE <poss Thomas CRANE>

~/¡P j L- (, STANNARD(MRS.) J- 2- t! DITTO /2- J-:

tJ HERRING, Sen .. /- /I-tf

GILBERT J-: r-?I DITTO A/r-:~ ~

10NTAGUE . /~/ DITTO <MONTAGUE, H (fl 1806-1861) or Alfred ((fl?)1832-1883)>

I Juliet and the Nurse (poss Crane)

2 Game, with Basket, on a Slab (poss Mrs. Stannard)

3 Ditto, with a Landscape background (poss Mrs. Stannard)

4 Rabbits (poss Herring Sen)

5 Road Scene (poss Gilbert)

6 Moonlight (poss Gilbert)

7 Old Buildings at Abbeville (poss Montague)

8 The Companion Picture 7'. /)'-/ Buss . A charming pair. (poss Montague)

9 "The Old Commodore"A humorous subject, well known from the engraving. 10 "The Housekeeper" /2.. -/2- t7 O'NEIL . Also a well¡P¡Pknown engraved work, and cW'e/'lillypainted. II Morning Oostume A pleasing and highly:finished head. /2 . /2. d J. WILSON, Jun. . 12 Beech Grove,-circular 4. ~ " SHIRLEY. Fresh andnatural. 13 The Hayfield /4, J. ~ BROCKY . /2. /e. (/

OLD PETHER <Sebastian Pether (1790-1844)
Very spirited.
14 " Reflection"
15 Landscape-Evening A desirable specimen of an old fauourit., x/ ~ SHAYER,Jun .. :; /I.} DITTO, Sen.
16 The Shooting Pony Ld.. 'Z'S' L
17 The Gipsy Family 9 ill- ,,".0

LANCE
18 Fruit and Vase A beautifulcabinet specimen, ricb; and mellow in tone.

/kl. ~ KENNEDY ¡E . ¡E ¡E . ¡E ¡E 19 Solitude -t" / The landscapes of this artist, oj which this is a choice specimen, are remarkable for originality of style and effect. /2. /z ..tJ //dJd /2.,{ ? REDGRAVE, R.A .¡E HERRING, Sen. dp.

20 Scene from the Vicar ofWakefield

• In Clow 1852-04-20 Lot 21 is Maclise, 'Hunt The Slipper' a scene from the Vicar of Wakefield.

21 Interior of a Farm Stable,-circular Oharacterized by the usual accuracy and care of the artist. J. COOPER: Jun. 22 Horses at the,;Vatering Place, and Ladies Conversing A pleasing work of a young artist. /7{p BODDINGTON /j-P BAKER //{? VVESTALL, R.A .¡E _jk{ ~ O'NEIL tPffBONNINGTON /it!f' DA~BY, A.R.A. lit)/, A. JOHNSTONE. /f-;fo ORESWICK, R.A. /3/:1 DITTO /J{,fo SO}OMON A;J/" RANKEY ¡E 23 Sunday Morning Acheerful scene and charming effect, by one of our most popular landscape painters. 24 On the Usk, near Brecon Oa?'efully manipulated, andagreeable both in subject and tone. 25 The Peasant at Home The cabinet pictures of thi

from Graves
HERBERT, J R
42 The Fateful Meeting

from Graves:
P F POOLE
53 The Gypsy's Tent £147/-/-