Manchester Wallis Exhibition 1852

WALLIS'S EXHIBITION,

at tbe largest Gallery in the Royal Manchester Exchange (entrance from Exchange street)' Admission, Is.; catalogues, 6d.

Mr. WALLIS'S most Important and Beautiful COLLECTION of High-class PRODUCTIONS by Modern British Artists in OIL and WATER COLOURS (the property of Mr. H.Wallis,No.4,Trafalgar Square, London),

selected for hie annual visit to Manchester Mr. Wallis having, on the occasion of his former several visits to Manchester, and particularly last year, met with so much and increasing liberality on the part of the amateurs here, has determined this season to surpass all his former exhibitions; and in order to meet the growing refinement and the consequent appreciation of high-class specimens of native art, he has selected from his gallery the very choicest of his pictures, many of whioh have graced the Royal Academy and other exhibitions of 1852 and preceding years, others have been commsssions to the artists, and others have been purchased at important sales.

The whole are submitted for PRIVATE SALE With his usual guarantee.

ARTISTS

• HUNT
• LANDSEER
• PHILLIP, John (1817-1867)
• PICKERSGILL, Frederick Richard (1820-1900)

The Gallery Pictures comprise

Saltash, by J. M W Turner, R.A. ;

CATTERMOLE (not clear from the OCR))
Crossing the Brook

• 1852-05-27; Winstanley; Wallis; lot 22 Cattermole; 'Crossing the Brook'

F R PICKERSGILL
The Enchanted Myrtle, by F. R. Pickersgill, A.R.A from the Royal Academy 1851 ;

PHILLIP
Drawing for the Militia, by J Phillip, from the Royal Academy, 1849 ;

Raising the Maypole, by F. Goodall, from the Royal Academy, 1852;

the Death of Robert the Good, by Elmore A. R.A ;

Scene from the Lady of the iLako, by A. JokuBtoo, from the Royal Academy,

LANDSEER
the Escape of Charles I from Bentley House, by C. Landseer, R.A. ;

Diana Vernon, by Sir J. W. Gordon B. A. and P.R.S.A. ;

a grand Cattle Piece, by T. S, Cooper, A R A

• 1852-12-02; Winstanley; Wallis Unreserved; 119; Cow and Sheep, a delicate drawing and correct (this is a drawing not gallery picture)

Eugene Aram, by A. Rankley, from theRoyal Academv this year :

Christ Teaching Humilitv. bv R. S. T,amie- T? s a ' a t m t from theNational Institution, 1852.

The 'cabinet sized works' TurnBr.R.A. Previa CruickBhank, Rankley Pyne, Dukes, Cooper, A.R.A. Robertetone, Gilbert, Maddox, E. A. Goodall, J. Poole, Baxter,Herring, sen. Rothwell, Danby,R.A. Sant, Baker, Johnston, Shayer, Redgrave,R.A. Solomon, T.Faed, Frith, A.R.A. Woolmer, MissE. Goodall. Ponlo. a.b A

Besides which there are several grand landscapes by rising men

The Drawings in Water Colours are :

The Spirit of itb i.,. Maclise, R.A.;

The Spanish Bull Fight, by Lewis;

Hogarth Arrested as a Spy, by Fussell, after Frith;

Five Fine Landscapes. Uj v.. vuuu.. , vjjunoium oumpuaiuun, uy Davreu;

a most important View, UV ConleVFiekiiU'f With finpniinpna iTIncivatlnry un wonderful abilities of Cattermole,

the exquisite finish ofW. Hunt, and Oakley; and desirable subjects of varied interest, byStaofield. B.A. ; F. Stone.A.H.A.; Cooper, A.K.A.; Herbert, A.H.A.; Cox Prout, Salmon, Bentley, and Pyne.

Deal, by J. M. W.Turner, iu.;

Illustration of tho Pilgrim's x.-e,, Uxi.i.u , ujubiiJti xui4utn;uiJBMiu crayon, oy isrigat:and a pair of studies, by Herring, sen.