The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-21 00:00:00

FINE ARTS.

SALE OF THE KING OF HOLLAND'S PICTURES.
THE HAGUE, Avoure 17.

The following are works, the sale cf which war
not catalogued in yesterday's account :
158. Guercino.—A Magdalen. Very fuse.-1,000 florins
—Mr DirgwalL
163 Pietro Perugia°. "St. Augustine," with °Our
Bown-7,400 fl inns. Roes.
178. Giulio Romano —Bast of Alexander the Great. A
very fine [Secure. Mr. 'Bagwell-9SO trios.
75 Attributed to Vandyke.—The Virgin holding the In-
fant Jesus, with an angel and St. Jerome. A grand gallery
picture. Broadgent-1,400 florins.
76. Jordeens.—ii Reruns et Amphitrite." A very large
gallery Fieure.-1,900 florin Ron.
77 and 78. The same.—" The adoration of the Magi,"
and " Christ bearing the Cross." Gallery pieturts.—Broad-
gent-950 florins.
79. David Teniers.—" Fete Pinnacle." A very splendid
picture-12,300 florins. Brondgeest.
80. Gonzales Cowin*. —" Le Repos Chatepetre." A
remarkably fine palatine. Mortar. Le Roy, for the Royal
Gallery at Brussels-7,200 florins.
84 and 85. Ri.nobrandt.—Pi nraits of "Jean Pellitrorne
and his son, and of Madam Pullin:line and her dsugbter.
Two of the very finest known woke of the msster.—Mr.
MOTION, 30,200 fl wins, for the Marquis of Hertford.
98. Hobbensa.—"Le Moulin 3 Rau." A most beautiful
and celebrated pitraro. Mr. Monona, for the Marquis of
ll.rt!ord-27,000 florins.
The following are the most important among
the modern pictures sold on the 15th, of which no
notice has as yet been given. The most important
picture then sold was one by David Wilkie :
83. W. J. Nuijen.—Le Coup tie Canon, a picture of high
repzt Mon —4 400 florin.—W Weninck, of Liege.
84 and 85. aune.—The Fink-market at Antwerp, ex-
tremely flee ; and a Winter Scene. 2,600 florins each, but
believed to be bought in.
86. By the flarne.—A seen., After the Shipwreck, a very
admirable picture.-1,110 florins.
89. Omeganck.—A very superb Landscape, with sheep,
goats, and Agues —2,600 florins.
95. Van Or: Game.-1,026 florins.
106. Enna le Poitevin.—A naval engagement between
the Dutch and the English in 1866, and William Van der
Veld* is representel in a bark ska•chime the some.-1,190
Sirius.
109. Pan
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•14. A.

109. Peal Dela/ode. L'Amour Materna. A very
terming pletare.-7,300
114. A. ficheffer.—Les Trois lieges. A fine design.
:end exe,lleat.-5,975 florins
116, 117, and 118. Andre Sehelthout —Three admirable
Mores. Views in Ilolland.-1525, 1,050, and 1,270 florins.
124. P. van Eishendel.—A Fish Mirka. Very floe:
320 6 rips.

127, Hippolite Sebron.—lnterior of the Chapel et Wind-
ier. ♦ greed gallery picture. Her MAsety the Queen
Victoria, Prince Albert, the Duke of Wellington, cad a
suite of distinguished perms are visiting Br. George's
Chapel, and are received by the Dean, ilc-1,226 florin..
Mr. PcoL
130 and 131. J. C. Embotel.—La Met Agitfe sad Mer
Calms. Two very fine pictures.-3,260 florins and 2,990
fl AD&
132. The ease.—View on the Coast of France.-3,260
&nine.

183. ihnse.—Merine piece, with ships, boats, &0.-2,160
florin.. Mew. Le Roy, far the Brussels National Gallery.
134 sad 130. Same.—La Mer Mites, and Apris 111 Neu-
irsse.-2,600 sad 2.200 florins. Chaplin.
140. Teelsaggemy.—Lendsespe. An English Horesdesler,
with a string or horse and some bulldogs following.-1,010
&mins.

142. Eugene J. Verboeekhoven.—Konwainons Landscape
and a dock of sheep—a storms. A very floe pi3ture.-3,100
florins.

143 and 144. The same.—A Landscape, wish tattle, &a.-
1,295 fixate—believed to be bought for one of the royal
family of Holland; end a View in Italy—a very lovely pic-
ture. Mr. Dlngwall-1,670 florins.
146 The Same.—A Stable, with amps sad lambs, &a-
-1,600 fioTiell.
161 and 162 Antoine Waldrop.—View on the Lake of
Haarlem.-1,310 Jinja/ ; sad another Marine plea-1,050
florins.

la. °Wan Wappers.—Vu der Wert et the Bkge of
Leyden. A remarkably Sae pletere-3,000 florins.
167. The Bstae.-Btene from the Life of Louis XL-2,110
florins.

lii. David Wilkie.—Le Familia do Distillatear.-10,100
florins. Ms. Ornady, Liverpool.

FILEN= FINE ANTE EIHIBITION.—The Minister
of Public'Works (Franco) has ordered M. Chabrol, an archi-
tect of the Pallas Nations/, to draw up plans for the con-
sultation ofa temporary building in the large court of the
palace for the annual exhibition of painting and sculpture,
which is positively to commence on the 16th December.
The building is to be specially devoted to the reception of
ecolpture, the galleries of the palace in which the painting
were to be pined not being strong enough to npport the
weight.