. Un catalogue des images et dessins de l'exposition de prêt National, à l'aide des fonds de la Galerie nationale, tenue dans les Grafton Galleries, Londres (1909-1910) . n sur la tête ; et son visage, en dépeignant ce que son second père a mis sans détours sa compétence, est l'un des plus beaux que la mort jamais atténuée et que le crayon jamais sauvé de la tombe. Comme cette jeune fille figure dans le grand autel-pièce Toledan [ le parting de nos Lords Raigent], peint entre 1577 et 1587, il est probable que son portrait a été exécuté peu de temps après l'année.—Sir William Stirling-Maxwell : an

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. A catalogue of the pictures and drawings in the National loan exhibition, in aid of National gallery funds, held in the Grafton Galleries, London (1909-1910) . n over herhead ; and her countenance, in depicting which her fond father has put forthall his skill, is one of the most beautiful that death ever dimmed and that thepencil ever rescued from the grave. As this fair maiden figures in the greatToledan Altar-piece [ The Parting of our Lords Raiment], painted between1577 and 1587, it is probable that her portrait was executed not long after thelatter year.—Sir William Stirling-Maxwell : Annah of the Artists of Spain, 1891, vol. i. pp. 338-9. Canvas. 24J in. x 19I in. (0.622 x 0.495). Formerly in the Collection of King Louis Philippe, at the sale of whosepictures, May 6, 1853, No. 82, it was acquired by the father of the presentowner. In the sale catalogue its provenance was described as De Serafino aMadrid. This picture was No. ^59 in the 1838 catalogue of the Louvre. Other portraits of the lady exist. Exhibited at Burlington House, Old Masters, 1872, No. 112; also at theGuildhall, 1901, No. 77. Lent by Sir John Stirling-Maxwell, Bart. 47. 34EL GRECO: 1548-1614 (Called also Domenico Theotocopuli) Spanish School SUPPER IN THE HOUSE OF SIMON THE Christ is seated in the place of honour at the far side of thetable, which occupies the centre of the composition. A plainwall forms the background ; two windows are on either side ; MaryMagdalene is in the act of pouring ointment over the head of Christ.An interior containing sixteen figures. Canvas. 58 in. x 40 in. (1.473 ^ i-Oi6). Formerly in the Madrazo, Salamanca, and Stchoukine Collections. In the possession of M. Sedelmeyer, Paris, 1909. Lent by Sir Edgar Vincent, K.C.M.G. 49 35REMBRANDT: 1606-1669 JJutch SchoolPORTRAIT OF A MAN ITH A HAWK THIS picture is sometimes called The Falconer.A man of about eight-and-twenty, seated and leaning for-ward in his chair ; he is turning to the right, as he looks roundat the s

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