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PERMANENT COLLECTION

PENNSYLVANIA

ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS.

(NINTH EDITION.)

APPENDIX OF WORKS DEPOSITED.

1884.

OFFICERS OF THE ACADEMY.

PRESIDENT.

JAMES L. CLAGHOEN.

DIRECTORS.

GEORGE S. PEPPER,BENRY C. GIBSON,CLARENCE II. (LARK,WILLIAM B. BEMENT,JOSEPH WILLIAM BATES,WILLIAM 8. BAKER,

EDWARD H. COATES,ATHERTON BLIGHT,JAMES S. MARTIN,E. BURGESS WARREN,CHARLES HENRY HART,JOSEPH E. TEMPLE.

TREASURER.

EDWARD H. COATES.

SECRETARY.

I , EORGE CORLISS.

LIBRARIAN.

H. C WHIPPLE.

U>%D

"~ft fe :SCATALOGUE

Permanent Collection of the Academy.

PAINTINGS.

wA 1. Portrait of George Clymer, first president of the Academy. C. W. Peale.A 2. Landscape. Mercury deceiving Argus . . . Salvator Rosa.

v/a 3. The Evangelist St. Mark.

/A 4. Attack on Fort Fisher Xanthus Smith.Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878.

VA 5. Full length portrait of Charles Wilson Peale—in hismuseum ........ C. W. Peale.

Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878.

VA 6. Adoration of the Magi

—

Matthew, ii. 11 . . Andrea Vicentino.

l/ A 7. David returning thanks for his victory over Goliath. H. Schweninger.VA 8. The graveyard of the poor ..... O. Hermelin.l/A 9. Banditti among antique ruins ..... P. Pannini.\/A. 10. Portrait of Jonathan Rubicam . .... W, K. Hewitt.

Presented by Mrs. C. A. Rubicam, 1877.

''A 11. Picking cherries .......Presented by Russell Smith, 1878. Mary Smith.

\/A 12. Portrait of Dugald Stuart, after Raeburn . . J. R. Lambdin.

Va 13. Pat Lyon at the forge . . . . ... John Neagle.\/A 14. A horse market ....... P. van Bloemen.vA 15. Interior of a cathedral by moonlight, with figures by

Teniers. . Peter Neefs.

\/A 16. Original study for the painting, Paul before Agrippa. P. F. Rothermel.Presented by James L. Claghorn, 1878.

A 17. Full length portrait of J. B. Booth, as Richard III. Henry Thomas.v A 18. Portrait of Benjamin West, P. R. A., after Leslie's copy

of Lawrence Thos. Sully.

/l 19. Orestes pursued by the furies W. Bouguereau.Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878.

PAINTINGS.

l/A 20.

]/A 21.

VA 22.v/A 23.

v'A 24.

VA 25.

U;/ A 26.A 27.

/A 28.

i 'A 29.

V A 30.VA 31.L/A 32.

l/A 33.

/ A/ 34.vA 35.\/A 36.

^A 37.VA 38.t/A 39.*' A 40.

V A 41./A 42.VA 43.xA 44.

V A 45.\/A 46.

^A 47.\/A 48.

i/A 49.

..' A 50

Peter denying Christ ....Gil Bias securing the cook in the robber's cave

Full length portrait of Ludwig of Bavaria

Ariadne in Naxos .....Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878.

Lion's head ......The standard bearer

Presented by John Pondir, 1877.

The cherry girl .....The murder of Rutland by Lord Clifford

—

Shakspeare

Henry VI., Part 3, Act 1

First ray of sunlight after an Arctic winter.Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878

Fruit

Banditti among antique ruins .

On the Susquehanna

View in Dovedale

Dead game and dog

Full length portrait of Washington

An old head

do

St. Jerome ....Dying brigand ....Landing of the Norsemen

Dead man restored to life by touching the bones of theProphet Elisha.—2 Kings, xiii. 20 . . Washington Allston.

Death on the pale horse.

—

Revelations, Chapter vi. . Benjamin West

Paul and Barnabas .......The tribute money (after Rubens) ....Datheen preaching before the walls of Ghent during

the struggle for the independence of the Nether-lands when under the dominion of Spain, in the16th century .

Landscape

P. Janssen.

John Opie.

W. Kaulbach.

John Vanderlyn.

C. Schuessle.

A. Gues.

Van Thol.

, C. R. Leslie.

J. B. Wittkamp.

Campidoglio.

P. Pannini.

T. Doughty.

I. L. Williams

Snyders.

Gilbert Stuart.

Salvator Rosa.

do.

Spanish School.

Edward May.

E. Leutze.

do.

Thos. Sully.

do.

A cavalry chargeA battle scene .Boar hunt

Full length portrait of G. F. Cooke as Richard III

J. B. Wittkamp.

Salvator Rosa,

do.

Vancler Meulen.

do.

Snyders.

Thomas Sully.

PAINTINGS.

[The CAREY COLLECTION paintings are numbered A 51—A 105 ; the

sculptures B 46—B 49. See A 254.]

VA 51.&JF A 52.

\/A 53.

V A 54.\fA 55.

]/ A 56.v/A 57.

feTA 58./A 59.\/A 60.

/A 61.i/A 62.

^r- A 63.7A 64.

V A 65.'/ A 66.VA 67.•'A 68.

l/A 69.

\SA 70.VA 71.

^TA 72.\/A 73.

\/A 74.

tfZ**#~ A 75.^. A 76.

VA 77.V A 78.

&~ZT A 79.fil+* A 80.

The painter's triumph

Cottage girl. After Rembrandt

Florentine girl

The Bay of Baia? from Pozzuoli

Gypsy belle . . . .

Portrait of H. C. Carey .

Touchstone, Audrey, and the Clown. " As you like

Sterne in the glove shop. After G. S. Newton

Portrait of Mrs. Blodgett .

The poet's dream

Isabella. " Measure for measure."

Salvator Rosa painting Masaniello

The strawberry girl. After Reynolds

Portrait of Fanny Kemble

The cottage

Landscape

do.

The ghost story

Landscape

The young merchants

Cattle

Lady Jane Grey refusing the crown. After C. R.

Mercy's dream. From the Pilgrim's Progress

Portrait of a child

Cupid ........The Duchess and Sancho. From Don Quixote. After

C. R. Leslie

" Between you and me, they say my master's mad

Falls of Tivoli. " Childe Harolde" .

Cupid begging his arrow . . . .

Laughing girl ......Sir Roger de Coverly going to church. After C. R

Leslie .

W. S. Mount.Thomas Sully.

D. Huntington.

Clarkson Stanfield.

C. R. Leslie.

do.

it." do.

Ann Leslie.

Gilbert Stuart.

E. Leutze.

Thomas Sully.

D. Maclise.

Thomas Sully.

do.

W. Collins.

Joshua Shaw.

do.

C. H. Comegys.

T. Doughty.

W. Page.

T. Sidney Cooper.

ie. Ann Leslie.

D. Huntington.

Thomas Sully.

After Reynolds.

Lesl

Ann Leslie.

Richard Wilson.

H. Peters Gray.

After Reynolds.

Ann Leslie.

PAINTINGS.

ouvre

in the dis

' Tristram

l/A 81. Portrait of Lord Macaulay

V-A- 82. View in Calabria ....^TA 83. Martha and Mary. After C. R. Leslie

\JA 84. Christiana and her family passing the Valley of theShadow of Death .

d£+£~ A 85. Titian's model, from the original in the L^c*^~ -A- 86. Children and rabbits

V A 87. Sunrise on the Thames—Windsor Castletance ......

V A. 88. Eriuua, a poetess—friend of Sappho^g^fr' A 89. Sterne and the chaise vamper's wife — " Sentimental

Journey".....\S A 90. Girl with grapes ....

&*~Zr- A 91. Uncle Toby and the Widow Wadman.Shandy.''

V A 92. Group of children's headsV A 93. Landscape study ....y A 94. Hayes Common—storm coming on .j/A 95. Militia training ....s/A 96. Olivia. "Twelfth Night."

u£#~&~~ A 97. Head of Kcmlnandt. After RembrandtL/A 98. Landscape

A 99. The little plunderers

V^ A 100. The lady with a mask .l/A 101. Sunset on the French coast

/*A 102. Haga*-and Ishmael on the desert .

^A 103. Fanny Kemble as Juliet1/ A 104. Mumble-pegVA 105. Landscape .....l/A 106. Marine. From Bonaparte Collection

\/A 107. Marine

[/A 108. Portrait of a young lady.

\JA 109. Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Davy, of Devonshire, Eng

\/A 110. Landscape.

t'A 111. TherapeofEuropa

V A 112. The fruiterersl/A 113. The Dutch gardener

\J A 114. Cupid with a vase .\/ A 115. A Dutch courtshipA 116. Flight into Egypt.

]/ A 117. Samson and Delilah.

—

Judges, chap, xvi, v. 18, 19

Henry Inman.

Elsasser.

Ann Leslie.

D. Huntington.

G. P. Healey.

Ann Leslie.

J. B. Pyne.

Rembrandt Peale.

C. R. Leslie.

Rembrandt Peale.

C. R. Leslie.

Thos. Sully.

Richard Wilson.

Boddington.

J. G. Clonney.

C. R. Leslie.

Ann Leslie.

G. Morland.

C. H. Comegys.

Henry Inman.

J. B. Pyne.

C. L. Eastlake.

Thos. Sully.

Henry Inman.

T. Doughty.

Joseph Vernet.

J. Van Os.

John Opie, R, A.

Gaspar Poussin.

Van Asch.

do.

Schidone.

Vander Drasback.

David.

PAINTINGS.

PAINTINGS.

Jan Fytt.

.C. R. Leslie, R.A.

VA 158. Dead game ....'..VA 159. A Belgian headVA 160. Martyrdom of St. Catharine ....

^jZtMr- A 161. Musidora. After B. West, P. R. A.," Warm in her cheek the sultry season glowed,And robed in loose array, she came to bathe."

Thomson's Seasons.

[/ A 162. Virtue directed by Prudence to avoid the solicitationsof Folly Ang. Kauffman, R. A.

A 163/A 164.

(^/-tiZ^ A 165A 166

faxr a 167.v/A 168.

l' A 169.A 170.V A 171.A 172.

1/ A 173.1/ A 174.A 175.A 176A 177.

1/

A

178.

A 179.A 180.

'/A 181.

A 182.VA 183./ A 184.Va 185.i/A 186.

A 187.i/A 188.

VA 189A 190A 194

\/A 192.

v/ A 193.

Landscape ......Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Willing Jackson

Fanny Kemble as Lady Macbeth .

Ganymede.—Jove's cup bearerInfant Christ and St. John

Fete champetre

A country school .....River view from the entrance to a cavern

Fisherman putting out to sea .

A Dutch festival .....Gentleman and his valet....Night scene, conflagration

Canal scene

Fete champetre .....Chew's house, Germantown

Landscape. Ray fishing, etc. .

Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Davy, of Dover, Del

The death of Athena ....Embarkation ......Marine (from the Bonaparte Collection) .

Fourth of July in Centre Scmare

Portrait of William Pitt....Queen Esther denouncing Hainan to Ahasuerus

Portrait of Wm. DilwynnThe violinist ......Portrait of the late Edward L. Carey

Portrait of Robert Morris

Christ's agony in the garden .

The deliverance of Leyden from the siege by the^Sp;iniards under Valdez in 1574 .

Judith and Holofernes ....Portrait of a gentleman ....

Th. Doughty.

Gilbert Stuart.

Thos. Sully.

Guido.

After Raphael.

J. Horemans.

Lucatelli.

Eckhout.

Honthorst.

Leukert.

Russell Smith.

Lucatelli.

T. Sully.

H. C. Vroom.

Joseph Vernet.

Krimmel.

Hoppner, R. A.

C. Schuessle.

R. Leslie, R. A.

Vanderhelst.

Thos. Sully.

Charles Wilson Peale.

Aug. Tiron.

J. B. Wittkamp.

E. Jacobs.

Thos. Sully.

PAINTINGS.

Va 194A 195

VA 196

/A 197A 198WA 199v/A 200

l/A 201

^A 202V/A 203.

^A 204VA 205./A 206

8

£l*u#~- A 229.]lk 230.

O^ A 231.A 232.A 233.A 234.A 235.A 236.

PAINTINGS.

After Salvator Rosa.

S. B. Waugh.

After Carlo Dolci.

Andrea Del Sarto.

After Guido.

After Raphael.

After Guercino.

^4> - A 237./A 238.l/A 239.

wA 240.\/A 241.

v/A 242.

G2*~&" A 243.*@*W A 244.

V A 245.l/A 246.

A 247.^^T A 248.^4. A 249.

S& . A 250.\/A 251.

V A 252.V/A 253.

l/A 254.

l/A 256.

l/A 257.

\/A 258.

V/A 259.

v/A 260.

A 261.0'A 262.

1 263,

Sunset. Original in the Pitti Gallery, Florence

Portrait of Mrs. Gilpin

St. John. Original in the Pitti Gallery, Florence

St. Agnes. Original in Cathedral of Pisa After

Aurora. Original in Rospigliosi Palace, Rome

St. Cecilia. Original at Bologna

Samian Sibyl. Original in the Tribune, Florence

Madonna between St. Joseph and St. Francis. Original in Uffizi Gallery, Florence

Sunset .....Portrait of Heury D. Gilpin .

Dog's head

Portrait of Col. Fairman

The snow shoveler .

Portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh

Destruction of Pharaoh's Host.

Portrait of Carl Steinhauser .

St. Jerome

Fruit

Portrait of Henry Inman

A group from Raphael's HeliodorusMusical party.

Head of a female saint .

Pushing out to sea ....Interior of an iron foundry

Christ rejected ....Presented by Mrs. Joseph Harrison, 1878

Interior of the library of the late Henry C. CareyPresented by the artist, 1880.

On the borders of the marsh. (Temple Collection, 1)Presented by Joseph E. Temple, 1881.

Dead game and fruit F. Snyders.Presented by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, 1881.

Sheridan's ride ..... Thomas Buchanan Read.The flight of the arrow .... do.A 258 and 259 presented by the children of A. D. Jessup.

The delivery to the secular arm. Incident of theSpanish Inquisition in the Netherlands . . R. B. Browning.

Presented by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, 1882.

A holiday occupation. ( Temple Collection, 2) . R. Koehler.The story teller. Breton interior (do., 3) . . Robt. Wylie.A 261 and 262 presented by Joseph E. Temple, 1882.

Off the French Coast, moonlight effect . . . W. P. W. Dana.Presented by Atherton Blight, 1882.

After Correggio.

After Claude.

S.B. Waugh.

Isabella Badew.

Thos. Sully.

J. G. Brown.

Vanderpool.

Mine. Steinhauser.

Van Lint.

Boschaert.

Henry Inman.

C. Vogel.

After Carlo Dolci.

Lucatelli.

Bas Otis.

Benjamin West.

Geo. B. Wood.

W. L. Picknell.

PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, ETC. 9

]/A 264. Stable interior Geo. Cole.Presented by Thos. Mellor, 1882.

l/A 265. Two members of the Temperance Society . Edmund de Pratere.(Temple Collection, 4)

* A 266. A masked ball at the opera. (do., 5) Charles Hermans.iXA 267. Forgotten. (do., 6.) Alex. Struys.I/A 268. Christ after the descent from the cross, (do., 7) Alex. Thomas.

1/A 269. Battery of light artillery en route .... W. T. Trego.Presented by Fairman Rogers, 1883.

^A 270. Sunlight effects. (Temple Collection, 8) . . . Burr H. Nicholls.l/A. 271. Roumanian lady, (do., 9) .... Frederic A. Bridgman.t/A 272. Peaches. (do., 10) Milne Ramsev.

A 270-272 presented by Joseph E. Temple, 1883.\/k. 27S. Full length portrait of Mme. Modjeska . . . Carolus-Duran.

Presented by Paris Haldeman, 1883.

X/ A 274. Close of a stormy day, Annisquam, Cape Ann . Prosper L. Senat.(Temple Collection, 11) Presented by Joseph E. Temple, 1883.

[/"A 275. The lion Sultan ...... . Henry C. Bispham.1/ A 276. Forgotten roses ....... Adolph Weisz.

A 275 and 276 presented by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, 1883.v A 277. Fantaisie. (Temple Collection, 12) . Charles Sprague Pearce.V A 278. The rainy day. (do., 13) Henry Mosler.

A 277 and 278 presented by Joseph E. Temple, 1884.

[The copies in the foregoing list (excepting some portraits) have been with-

drawn from exhibition.]

SCULPTURE.

MARBLES—PRINCIPALLY IN THE MAIN CORRIDOR AND

B H.. The guiding angel. Group.

Bv 2. Diana of Gabii (reduction)BV3. Amazon of the Vatican. Original attributed to Phidias

B \A. FloraB^5. Bacchus and Ariadne

B \A>- Dancing girl ....Bi/7. Bust of Franklin Peale .

B v8. Bust of daughter of Niobe

B v 9. Colossal head of Napoleon

BulO. Bust of Benjamin Franklin

B^/ll. Bust of Lafayette

L h/2. Sleeping Hermaphrodite .

Bl'l3. Jerusalem. Female figure seated. Heroic sizementations, i, 1, 2, 12

La-

TRANSEPTS.

After Antique,

do.

do.

do.

After Canova.

Geo. Starkey.

After Antique.

After Canova.

Isaac Broome.

H. Greenouglu

After Antique.

W. W. Story.

10 MARBLES, BRONZES, PLASTER CASTS.

otherwise

5.]

[See D28.]

Bvl4. Deborah

BH5. Bust of Abraham Lincoln

B ft 6. Bust of Nicholas Biddle .

&A.7. Bust of Caracalla .

B\/18. Bacchante dancing .

B\/l9. Bacchante and young Satyr

B^O. Penelope ....B*^l. Bust of H. Cannon .

B^22. Draped female figure, wanting head andmutilated ....

B Az. Colossal foot of Minerva .

Bl/24. Bust of Vito Viti.

Bv/25. Head of Sappho

By26. Venus de Medici (reduced). [See DB727. The prodigal son

Bl^28. Antinous of the Capitol (reduced).

B/29. Bust of Henry Clay

Bi/30. Bacchus and young Satyr.

B^31. Bust of Commodus .

Bi42. Spring. Bust

BvS3. Hero and Leander

3^4. Proserpine. Bust

B'^85. Bust of son of Niobe

BvS6. Bust of Minerva

BV37. Bust of Alex. Hamilton .

Bi/38. Pharaoh's daughter finding Moses

B\/89. Bust of Benjamin Franklin

B 40. Ceres. A mutilated colossal statue, brought fromMegara in Greece, and presented to the Academyby Commodore Patterson. (Over main doorwayoutside).........

B^41. Medallion head of a Roman Emperor.

B 42. Do. Do.B/43. Do. Do.

B/44. Do. Do.

[Nos. 41-44 are placed on the walls in the third antique room, first floor.]

Bv45. Bust of Washington. [Presented by Mrs. Aspinwall,1877.] .

B 46. The shell girlB 47. Boy playing jackstonesB l '48. Dancing girl reposing. (Reduction from Canova) .

Lombardi.

Randolph Rogers.

H. Cannon.

After Antique.

C. M. Clodion.

C. M. Clodion.

Rinaldo Rinaldi.

H. Cannon.

Antique,

do.

After Antique.

do.

Joseph Mozier.

After Antique.

H. Cannon.

After Antique.

E. D. Palmer.

Carl Steinhauser.

Hiram Powers.

After Antique.

do.

Ceracchi.

F. Barzaghi.

Ceracchi.

Antique.

Trentanova.

Steinhauser.

do.

A. Husson.

PLASTER CASTS. 11

B 49. Amazon on horseback attacked by a panther. (Re-duction in French bronze from the colossal group inBerlin by August Kiss.)

Bv' 50. Fighting gladiator, in bronze (reduced) . . . After Agasias-

B/51. Death mask Napoleon I., bronze cast, from the onein plaster taken at St. Helena. [Presented byJames L. Claghorn, 1878.] .... Dr. F. Antommarchi.

B^52. Medallion head of Christ, in copper. [Presented bysculptor, 1881.] Geo. Starkey.

[Numbers B 46—49 form part of the Carey Collection. See A 51.]

PLASTER CASTS—PRINCIPALLY IN MAIN CORRIDOR AND

CV1. Bust of Napoleon I.

G\/2. Bust of Raphael.

C \/3. Bust of Robert Burns

C /4. Bust of Washington Allston ....C (/%. Bust of Benjamin West, P. R. A. .

C'/b\ Bust of Dr. Benjamin Rush ....Cl/7. Bust of Dr. P. S. Physick ....C V8. Colossal head of Canova .....C /9. Statue of St. George

C\A0. Equestrian statue of Frederick the Great. (From original model) ......

CX11. Battle of Centaurs and the Lapithse. (From originalmodel) ........

C 12. Bust of Raphael (duplicate of C 2).

Q/iS. Bust of John Quincy Adams ....C 14. Bust of a lady.

C 15. Bust of a lady.......0/16. Bust of Washington Irving ....OiT. Bust of Judge Marshall .....C*i8. Bust of Gen. U. S. Grant ....C\fr9. Bust of Joel Barlow

Ci^O. Head of Innocence ......CV21. Bust of Washington, from statue by

#22. Bust of General Meade

C 23. Head of Innocence (duplicate of C 20)

C 24. Bust of Alex. Hamilton (cast of B 37) .

CV25. Bust of Dr. Wistar

CV26. Bust of Win. Rush (cast from the bust carved out ofa pine knot) .......

TRANSEPTS.

J. C. King.

Clevenger.

Chantry, R. A.

William Rush.

do.

Canova.

Donatello.

Kiss.

John Lough.

Hiram Powers.

C. B. Ives.

Ball Hughes.

J. Frazee.

J. A. Bailly.

Houdou.

C. A. Fraikin.

Canova.

Jos. A. Bailly.

C. A. Fraikin.

Ceracchi.

Wm. Rush.

do.

12 PLASTER CASTS.

C 28.

C^9.

CvSO.

C 31.

0/32.

C|/33.

C/34.

C^5.

0%.CV37.

C/38.

C 39.

C 40.

C 41.

C?42.

C 4::.

C 44.

C 45.

C 41 i.G47.

( \ 4S.

C 49.

O/50.

o4i.

0^52.

0\f53.

0,54.

(' 55.

C 5G.

C 57.

a 58.

c/59.

C 60.

C 61.

Bust of Capt. Lawrence .

Bust of Chief Justice Gibson .

Bust of Commodore Bainbridge

Bust of Admiral Nelson.

Bust of Henry Clay (cast of B 29)Bust of Wm. Cullen BryantBust of J. Frazee

Cupid sleeping in a shell .

Statue of Mercury .

Napoleon in early life.

Bust of Isaac P. Davis

Head of a child ....Bust of Nicholas Biddle (cast of B 16).

Statue of Hebe ....Bust of Judge Hopkiuson

Bust of Washington

Bust of William Strickland

Bust of Matthias W. Baldwin

Painting the lily. Female figure seated

Colossal bust of Goethe. I < >ver stage in lecture room.)

Medallion. Night

Medallion. Morning ......Medallion. Spring ......Medallion. Summer ......Medallion. Autumn ......Medallion. Winter

Wm. Bush.Persico.

Wm. Kush.

H. Cannon.

Brackett.

J. Frazee.

C. A. Fraikin.

After John of Bologna.

Clevenger.

C. A. Fraikin.

Modern French.

Clevenger.

Houdon.

Gevelot.

S. B. Downing.

Howard S. Kretschmar.

Steinhauser.

Thorwaldsen.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

Lucca della Robbia.Bas-Reliefj Madonna and child

East gate of the baptistery at St. John, Florence.

(From the original bronze) ..... Lorenzo Ghiberti.Steam and electricity. From the original model of

the sculptured decorations over the entrance of the

General Post-office at Washington. (Placed overstairway, within eastern entrance to main corridorin Academy) Butti.

Bust of James L. Claghorn, from life I Presented by f W. M. Swayne.

Bust of Henry C. Carey, from life

Medallion head, in high relief. Study|

from life .... JBust of Lord Lome, General-Governor of Canada.

[Presented by the Sculptor, 1879.] . . . F. A. T. Dunbar.

Model of a portion of the Alhambra. [Presented byEdward H. Coates, 1880.] In Print Room . D. Rafel Contreras.

Bust of John Paul Jones.

James L.

Claghorn,

1878.

do.

Ida Wauffh.

CASTS IN THE "ANTIQUE ROOMS."

SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, LOWER FLOOR.(D). GROUPS, STATUES, TORSOS.

D 1. Cupid, called Genius of the Vatican .... Praxiteles.D 2. Psyche of Naples. A fragment. The original, in the

Museo Borbonico, at Naples, was found in the am-phitheatre at Capua.

D 3. Venus of the Bath (called " Crouching Venus"). Thebase which is not considered to have belonged tothe statue originally, has a Greek inscription signi-fying Boupalos [Bupalus] made.

D 4. The Townley Venus. Original in the British Museum.D 5. Venus de Medici (without arms as the original was

found) ...... Cleomenes, son of Apollodorus.D 6. Venus of Milo. The original, in the Louvre, was

found in the island of Milo, the ancient Melos.

D 7. Venus de Medici (complete, as in the restored originalin the Uffizi gallery, Florence) .... Cleomenes.

D 8. Venus of Aides.D 9. Head and Trunk of the Venus of Milo.D 10. Boy wrestling with a goose .... Boethus of Carthage.D 11. Faun with flute.D 12. Venus genetrix.D 13. Diana huntress. Original in the Louvre.D 14. Diana of Gabii. Original in the Louvre.D 15. Cupid with broken bow.D 16. Cupid and Pschye.D 17. Diadumenos (the athlete). Original formerly in the

Farnese Palace, now in the British Museum.

D 18. Adonis of the Vatican.D 19. Apollo Belvedere. Original in the Vatican.D 20. Apollo. Original in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.D 21. Apollo. Archaic.D 22. Boy extracting a thorn from his foot. Original in

the capitol at Rome.

D 23. [Duplicate of D 22.]D 24. Germanicus (or a Roman orator in the character of

Mercury) Cleomenes, son of Cleomenes..

14 CASTS IN THE ANTIQUE ROOMS.

D 25,D 26,D 27,D 28.D 29,

I) 30,

I) 31.

D 32,I) 33,

Mercury (Antinous of the Vatican).

Castor and Pollux.

Mercury.

Antinous of the Capitol.

The knife grinder, or listening slave. Original in theUffizi Gallery, Florence.

Dying gladiator (or Gaul). Original in the capitolat Rome.

Laocoon and his sons struggling with the serpent.Agesander, Athenodorus, and Polydorus, of Rhodes.

Son of Niobe. Original in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

Milo of Crotona (a cast of part of a modern statue inthe Louvre)

D 34. Discobolus preparing to throw the quoit. Original inthe Vatican.

D 35.D 36.D 37.

D 38.D 39.D 40.D 41.D 42.D 43.D 44.D 45.

D 46.D 47.D 48.

D 49.D 50.D 51.D 52.D 53.D 54,D 56.D 57.

Puget.

Agasias.

Myron.

Fighting gladiator . . . .

Suppliant youth. Original in Berlin.

Sleeping faun (reduced). Original in the Glyptothekat Munich, formerly in possession of the Barberinifamily.

Torso—showing back. From nature.Torso—showing breast. Frum nature.Half figure of Marsyas being flayed.

Dancing faun. Original in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

Aristides. Original in the Naples Museum.

Discobolus throwing the quoit .....The wrestlers. Original in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

Jason (called also Cinciunatus, and Mercury). Orig-inal in the Louvre.

Silenus aud the infant Bacchus. Original in the Louvre.

Bust of Minerva, colossal.

Colossal head of Jupiter. The original, now in theVatican, was found at Otricoli.

Torso of Hercules (Belvedere torso)

One of the fates. 1Two of the fates. From the Elgin marbles takenTheseus.

f

Cephisus (formerly called Ilissus.J

55. Colossal heads of Jupiter. [Duplicates of D 48.]Torso of Genius of the Vatican. [Duplicate of D 1.]Torso of Dancing faun. [See D 41.]

Apollonius.

from the Parthenon. Phidias.

CASTS IN THE ANTIQUE ROOMS. 15

(E). HEADS AND BUSTS.E 1. Girl with a Phrygian cap.E 2. Daughter of Niobe.E 3. Cupid—Genius of the Vatican. [See D 1.]E 4. A muse.E 5. Passion.E 6. Duplicate of E 5.E 7. Sappho.E 8. A large mask of a female.E 9. Female head.E 10. Isis.E 11. Dione, mother of Venus.E 12. Venus Aphrodite, in museum at Aries.E 13. Isis.E 14. Minerva.E 15. Daughter of Mobe.E 16. Diana—from statue of Diana a la biche, in the Louvre. [See D 13.]E 17. Female bust.E 18. Diana—duplicate of E 16.E 19. Diana of Gabii. [See D 14.]E 20. Minerva.E 21. Venus—from statue by Canovo in the Pitti Palace,

Florence.

E 22. Clytie. Original in Townley Collection, British Mu-seum.

E 23. Niobe. Original in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.E 24. Laughing faun.E 25. Cynic.E 26. A Homeric hero, probably Diomed, but frequently

called Ajax. Original in British Museum. Grseco-Ronian.

E 27. Cato.E 28. Xenophon.E 29. Apollo.E 30. Young Augustus.E 31. Romulus.E 32. Young Augustus. [Duplicate of E 30.]E 33. Titus.E 34. Face of Hercules.E 35. Son of Laocoon. [See D 31.]E 36. Laughing faun. [Duplicate of E 24.]

16 CASTS IN THE ANTIQUE ROOMS.

E 37. Bacchus—heroic size.E 38. Apollo—from Belvedere statue. [D 19.]E 39. Son of Niobe. From original statue in Uffizi Gallery,

Florence.

E 40. Bacchus of the Vatican. Colossal.F 41. Castor. [From statue D 26.]E 42. Male head.E 43. Omphale.E 44. Small head of Jupiter.E 45. Son of Laocoon. [See D 31.]E 46. A barbarian (sometimes called Decebalus). Original

in the British Museum.

E 47. Demosthenes.E 48. Homer. Original in the Louvre.

E 49. Achilles.

E 50. Euripides.E 51. Alcibiades.E 52. Augustus Csesar. Original in Vienna.E 53. Antisthenes.E 54. Menelaus.E 55. Alexander. The original, in the Louvre, was found

at Tivoli, 1779.

E 56. Junius Brutus.E 57. Euripides. [Duplicate of E 50.]E 58. Julius Caesar.E 59. Cicero.E 60. Caracalla.E 61. Seneca.E 62. Xenophon.E 63. Asklepios, or Esculapius. The original marble, now

in the British Museum, was found at Melos, 1828.

E 64. Pericles.E 65. Socrates.E 66. Hippocrates.E 67. Young Hercules.E 68. Young Augustus. [Duplicate of E 30.]E 69. Antisthenes. [Duplicate of E 53.]E 70. Laughing faun.E 71. A muse.E 72. Daughter of Niobe. [Duplicate of E 15.]E 73. Another daughter of Niobe.E 74. Ariadne.

F 3.F 4.F 5,F 6.F 7.F 8,F 9.F 10.

CASTS IN THE ANTIQUE ROOMS. 17

E 75. Apollo Belvedere. [Duplicate of E 38.]E 76. Pollux. [From statue D 26.]E 77. Diomed. [Duplicate of E 26.]E 78. Diana a la biche. [Duplicate of E 16.]E 79. Head of a muse.

(F). RELIEFS.

F 1. Eleven slabs from frieze of the posticus of the Templeof Theseus, generally representing combats betweenthe Centaurs and Greeks—in high relief.

F 2. Panel in terra cotta, from the Lambeth potteries. Al-legorical representation of Earth.

Do. Air.

Do. Fire.

Do. Water.

Feast of Bacchus.

Monument to Frederick the Great, in Berlin.

Small medallion. Female on Centaur's back.

Small medallion head ...... Edward Kuntze.10. Vocal music.

F 11. Head of Charlotte Corday.F 12. Group of eight small slabs of antique subjects, from

Ecole des Beaux Arts.

F 13. Assyrian composition—chariot, horses, and men.F 14. Eleven casts from Egyptian monuments at Luxor and

Thebes, taken by Geo. R. Gliddon for Dr. S. G.Morton, about 1847.

F 15. The singing school. Original in the Uffizi Gallery,Florence ....... Luca Delia Robbia.

F 16. Agriculture. Modern.F 17. Commerce. Modern.

F 18. Arts. Modern.F 19. Literature. Modern.F 20. Sacrifice.F 21. Marriage.F 22. Head.F 23-29. Small anticpies from Ecole des Beaux Arts.F 30-49. That portion of the procession to the Temple of

Minerva during the Panathenaic festival, repre-sented on the frieze of the western end of the Par-thenon (with a few omissions, and about equal addi-tions from other parts) Phidias and his pupils.

F 50, 51, 52. Three large medallion heads in terra cotta forexterior architectural ornament—from the Lambethpotteries.

18 CASTS IN THE ANTIQUE ROOMS.

F 53-67. Fifteen metopes from the Parthenon, representinggenerally combats between Centaurs and Greeks.

F 68. Head of horse (probably a race-horse) from life.

(G). MISCELLANEOUS CASTS, MAINLY ON SHELVES.

G 1. Male hand with scroll.G 2. Mask of Mercury.G 3. Captive Cupid. Statuette C. A. Fraikin.G 4. Cupid and Psyche. Reduction from D 16.G 5. Mask of a daughter of Niobe.G 6. Small torso of Venus.G 7. Statuette of Diana ....... Houdon.G 8. Mask of Juno.G 9. Hand pressing.G 10. Anatomical cast.G 11. Cow and calf.G 12, 13. Day and Night. Part of monument to Lorenzo

de Medici in the Sacristy of the church of SanLorenzo at Florence. [See G 19, 20.] . . . Michael Angelo.

G 14. Small male torso ....... Antique.G 15. Milo devoured by wild beasts .... Prof. S. F. B. Morse.G 16. Freed slave J. Q. A. Ward.G 17. John the Baptist decapitated ..... Paul Duggan.G 18. Male torso Antique.G 19, 20. Morning and Evening. Part of monument to

Lorenzo de Medici. [See G. 12, 13.] . . . Michael Angelo.

G 21. Bull.G 22. An angel.G 23, 24, 25, 27, 28. Feet, limbs, anatomical casts, etc., for

study.

G 26. Mask.G 29. Male mask.G 30, 31. Hand and anatomical foot, for study.G 32. Pair of clasped hands resting on cushion.G 33-38. Blocked casts for progressive study. (Head and

hand, three stages each.)

G 39-58. Limbs, etc., for study.G 59. Head of a greyhound. From nature.G 60. Head of a bloodhound. From nature.G 61. Mask of Marcus Aurelius.G 62-68. Limbs, etc., for study.G 69. Mask of Alexander.

WORKS ON DEPOSIT. SCULPTURE. 19

G 70. Mask of St. Jerome.G 71. Mask of Silenus.G 72. Left foot of Apollo, from the Belvedere statue. [D

19.]

G 73. Left foot of Silenus, from statue in the Louvre. [D46.]

G 74. Female hand on breast.G 75. Four original Tanagra figurines. Terra cotta. [Pre-

sented by Fairman Rogers, 1879.]

ENGRAVINGS.

A valuable part of the Academy property, not catalogued above, consists ofengravings, about 60,000 in number, illustrating all schools and periods. Mostof these were bequeathed to the Academy by the late John S. Phillips, whospent thirty years in making the collection.

[The following

WORKS ON DEPOSIT AT THE ACADEMYmay be seen in the places specified.]

SCULPTURE.

MAIN CORRIDOR, ROTUNDA AND NORTH TRANSEPT.N-O.

VI.L VI. Portrait of a lady. Marble bustL j/ 2. Portrait of a child. . Marble bustL v3. Bust of Bishop Potter. MarbleL 5. Ruth. Marble . .L V6. Nydia, the blind girl of Pompeii

Marble

LVY Eve. PlasterL 8. Jeremiah. Relief in marbleL , 9. The Fishers. Group in plasterIi/10. Bronze statuette

L 11. Bust of Abraham Lincoln. PlasterL 12. Bust of Wm. H. Seward. Plaster

Boy with bird. Marble statuette

Ll/15. Girl with nest. do. do.

D/17. Rebecca. Marble

P. F. Connelly. Joseph Lea.

do

Isaac Broome. C. B Barclay.

Randolph Rogers. Jas. Douglass.

do. do.

Blanche Nevin. Artist.

Miss M. F. Foley.

Carl Storck. Galloway & Graff.J. B. Carpeaux. Saunders Lewis.

W. M. Swayne. Artist.

do. do.

Canova. Dr.R.S.Wvlie Mitchell.

do. do.

Lombardi. Harrv Godev.

20 WORKS ON DEPOSIT. SCULPTURE.

L 18.

L 19.

L 23.

L 24.L 25.Lv26.

1^27.

IV 31.

Lt£2.

L 36.

1/37.

IV 38.

Lv&9.

Il/41.

LIX2.

a 13.

I 17.

L 48.

L/49.

Equestrian statuette. Plaster

bronzed .....Bust of Salmon P. Chase. Plaster

A. T. Goshorn, Director Gen. U. S.Centennial Commission. Plasterbust......

Elizabeth. Peabody. Plaster bust

St. Peter. Statuette in plaster

Portrait of a gentleman. Marblebust......

Portrait of a lady

John Welsh, President U. S. Cen-tennial Board of Finance,ter bust

Plas-

Portrait bust of Atherton BlightEsq. Marble .

Bronze statuette of a buck .

Christ. Belief in marble

Ruth. Marble

Transition. Statuette in marble

Lurlie, Spirit of the Rhine. Marble

Portrait of a lady. Marble bust

Judge Hemphill do.

Rev. Dr. Furness do.

Tims. Buchanan Bead do.

Francis Peters do.

Mrs. Peters do.

M. Handley. G. Schneider.

W. M. Swayne. Artist.

W. M. Swayne. Artist

do. do.

H. Kirn. 'do.

J. Henry Haseltine. S. T. Price,

do. do.

W. M. Swayne. Artist.

B.S.Greenough. Atherton Blight.

Thackara, Buck & Co.H. Kirn. Artist.

Lombard!. Mrs. Rowland Seeger.

W. G. Turner. Artist.

Schwanthaler. Mrs. H. Farnum.

F. Ross. C. F. Haseltine.

R.Trentanova. R.C.Hemphill,Jr.

L. Thompson. Unitarian Church.

Jackson. ' Mrs. J. L. Claghorn.

Salomon. Mrs. Barstow.

Isaac Broome do.

">Wvy}.. yrt~.i, l£*JU,Mi

GALLERY B

L^ol. Bronze group of Death and Honor. P. F. Connelly. Maquay, Hookerct Co., Florence, Italy.

EAST CORRIDOR AND STAIRWAY.

LV62. Pompeian mural decorations, in re-lief. Two marble slabs on onestand .....

L 53. Shakespeare's Church (

Lj-54. Fountain's Abbey

L bbt? Peterborough Cathedral

WORKS ON DEPOSIT. SCULPTURE. 21

The first abbey is of doubtful origin ; but it is with probability assignedto the 6th century, the houor of its foundation being ascribed to Sebert,a Saxon king. The building, having been destroyed by the Danes,was rebuilt by Edward the Confessor. Henry III. enlarged it, add-ing a chapel. In the reign of Henry VII. the magnificent chapel bear-ing his name was built and dedicated, as was the earlier one, to theBlessed Virgin. This was designed as a place of sepulture for the king,and his will expressly enjoins that none but those of the royal bloodshould be inhumed therein.

After the reign of Henry VII. the building was neglected until, underWilliam and Mary, Parliament appropriated a large sum for its repair,and Sir Christopher Wren was employed to execute the work, and alsoto add the two Western towers. In 1843, the lantern tower over thechoir was destroyed by fire and the entire edifice endangered.

A beautiful memorial window to two English poets, Herbert and Cowper,has recently been placed in the Abbey by one of America's honoredcitizens.

In constructing the model, various authorities were consulted, amongothers, John Preston Neale, who gives the dimensions of the originalas follows : Extreme length, including the Chapel of Henry VII., 530feet ; width, including transept and choir, 280 feet ; height of tower totop of pinnacle, 225 feet 4 inches.

1/ 57. Scott monument at Edinburgh . L. Hoppin. Artist.

IV59. America honoring her fallen brave.Marble ..... J. Henry Haseltine. C. F. Haseltine.

L'^0. Autumn leaves. Group in marble do. do.

Jjjol. America triumphant. Marble . do. do.

L^62. Prudent love. Marble . . do. do.

22 PAINTINGS.

GALLERY A.—PAINTINGS.[Note: All the pictures in this gallery belong

NO. WORK.

U^GG. The pet parrot....L V4)7. Early summer at West ComptonLK68. Return from the harvest field .

1,^69. Signal in the park. [Gallery F.]

L^ 70. Maternal felicityLV^71. The official visit

Li/72. The thief detected .

L\/73. Seeking shelter from the storm .

Lv74. Wounded bear hunter

L 75. On St. John's River, N. B.Lv76. On the Danube

iy 77. Moonlight in the Black Forest .LV78. The studio ....L\/79. The Kaiser's wall, Bavaria

Li/80. Roadside inn near Munich

LV^81. Right in the bull's eye

Lv/'82. Spring time ....L/ 83. Fishing coast near Dover, England

L V^4. Portrait of a ladyLi/8"). Near Uterstein....Ll^86. On the shore of Chiem Lake

Ll/87. Portrait of a lady .

L^88. Portrait of a gentleman .

L/ 8!>. Spanish Smugglers .L|/90. Cherries ripe ....Ll^91. Distracted attention .

\y 92. Preparing for dinnerLV'93. A shady retreatLV' 94. Interior of a church .

L ,k/ 95. Near Los Angelos, California .L 96. Market scene by moon and candle lightL 97. On the Italian coast .L 98. After the brawlL 99. The disputed reckoning" .L>100. Blighted prospects .

to Mr. Harrison Earl.]

ARTIST.

Lassalle.

Thomas Craig.

Th. Gerard.

Carl Becker.

Rudolph Epp.

H. Tenkate.

W. Verschuur.

H. Burkel.

A. Tidemand.

F. W. Kost.

A. de Bylandt.

Aug. Weber.

Theo. Hanrath.

Paul Weber.

A. F. Bunner.

F. Schlesinger.

Carl Dircks.

W. Shayer, Sr.

Eichholtz.

Paul Weber.

A. F. Bunner.

John Neagle.

do.

Jules Worms.

Virginia Granbery.

Van Hove.

Stroebel.

Bakhuyzen.

J. Nicolie.

H. Herzog.

P. van Schendel.

Hilverdonck.

E. Harvey.

Vetten.

J. J. Cool.

PAINTINGS. 23

L 101. On the Seine . J. Rozier.L- 102. Still water at evening A. Vandeventer.

L 103. In the studio Arnoud.I>/104. Curiosity . W. Rorgge.

1/105. InquiringJlie way M. Tilmes.

1/106. Castle on the Rhine Ch. Hoguet.

iyio7. View near Etzenhausen C. Ph. Weber.

Ia408. Captured banditti L. Holmberg.

L. 109. Crossing the brook . Leon Delachaux.

iklio. Domestic happiness . Gesselchap.

1011. The hunter's rest G. W. Brenneman.

L|/112. Lady reading a letter De la Hoese.

IV113. Life in the Vaterland Carl Geibel.

IV114. Village minstrel F. de Brakeleer.

nyii5. Cattle. Coming storm Paul Weber.

1/116. The goat's birthday . H. van Seben.

IA/L17. Old canal near Amsterdam Kluyver.

L(418. Market scene by moon and can lie light . P. van Schendel.

LH19. View in Westphalia J.N.T. v. Starkenborgh

L 120. Chateau Egreniont, with landscape . . L. Fleury.

L 121. The forge at Chittenfold, Surreyj, England E. C. Williams.

LV122. Cattle in a stable A. Vogt.

Lv/t23. The ferry Bakhuyzen.

I|/124. Shepherd and sheep W. T. v. Starkenborgh

L 125. Street in Amsterdam E. P. v. Bommel.L 126. View on the Scheldt, with cattl 3 . . Van Damme.

L^27. Drove of cattle at evening W. T. v. Starkenborgh

L 128. Starting for the chase A. de Molins.IV129. Charge of cuirassiers at Reichsc fen . . E. Charpentier.

1*430. Sheep pasture . H. Bolton Jones.

IVL31. Environs of Rome Albert Hertel.

L 132. Winter sports in Holland. [Gjtilery F.] H. Van Seben.L.133. Interior of a stable . H.Knip^Henr.Ronner)

L 134. Interior of a stable . W. Versehuur.L 135. Prussian troops on the march Swebach.L 136. Twilight near Darmstadt . Carl Weber.

L-137. Flowers .... Marie Molyn.1/138. Content in a cottage Rikkers.

LV139. Stable interior, with sheep Ravenswaay.

24 PAINTINGS.

L 140

l/t, 141

L 142•L 143Vja 144

^L 145*/L 146

VL 147L 148

L/L 149.

/ L 150

l/L 151

l/L 152

VL 1 53V/L 154.

•L 1 5r,\/L 156.

i/h 157

V/L 158.^L 159.l/L 160.

v^L 161.

/L L62l/L 16:;.

t/ L L64

l/L 165.

l/L 166.

L 167.

V L 168.^L 169.

L 170.

/L 171.

The music lesson

Scene in Southern Tyrol

Gallic archers .

Hide and seek .

Resting by the way .

The old beau .

Grandmother's lesson

Sheep at pasture

Safe from pursuit

Tyrolean peasants preparing for church

Night market in Amsterdam

In Bohemia. Twilight

A garden retreatDei ii was good ole times .

( Jrandmother's pet .

Tired out ....The last toast .

Rural retirement

Fruit and glass

The music Lesson

For whom arc these. [Gallery F.]

Firs! \Mt to scl 1 .

Hah tor refreshments

When the cat's away the mice will play

Jerusalem from the .Mount of Olives

Return of the drove al evening

One more kiss ....Rural pleasures

I l tting a ride . .

Chickens in a barnyard

Seeking shelter from the coining storm

The morning walk ....

Ed. d'Apvril.

H. Hartwich.

Guinier.

Taanman.

Van Seben.

Antony Serres.

De Block.

Brissot.

L. Moulinet.

F. Kraus.

G. van Hamme.

Aug. Weber.

L. Joulin.

T. Hovenden.

Joh. J. Paling.

A. Jernberg.

C. J. Grips.

D. Baron.

Wm. M. Brown.Ch. Hue.

Leon Delachaux.

Th. de Heuvel.

H. Buttner.

Leon Delachaux.

B. Fiedler.

Paul Weber.

Leon Delachaux.

D. Baron.

Frank C. Jones.

E. R. Maes.

H. Ziigel.

H. Breling.

[Note.—In midsummer and midwinter it is not generally prac-ticable to publish a Catalogue for the Northern Galleries, in conse-

quence of the frequent changes in their contents.]

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