New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

picture by the same artist, 1.-THE Spanish Fower-gri
realized II 500 having been purchased at the Mhniey
Hall sale tor s315d. work OF c. H. Leslie, "faiStaH
Personatng the King"a scene irom Henry w. exhibited
at the Academy in Sol, A. inches by % inches III SIZE
for which Mr. Grant pad 1000 guiueas, purchased
by Mr. Agnew for sl522 los. The celebrated picture
by j NJ ward. "Tho Last Sleep Of Argyll" which re-
allied $50 in the Manley Hail sale. fetched &9i5
willie another historical picture by the slime artist, The
Last Scene in the Life Of Monrosc" realized $50 the
same price M was paid for II AZ the Maney Hall sale
The highest price realized at the second days sale was
$3.50 cu.noas for IaudseeT's famous "Oter hunt
Thu picture Is 76inches by 90 inches. and Mr. Grant II
said to have paid IS 600 for it, Next in amount came
painting by Firth Before Dinner at Boswels Lodgings
in Bond Street. 1863" This exhibited ut the EoyaI
Academy in 1865, and attracted considerable attention
At that time, and 1t purchased by MI Grant ~ le
Nancy Hall sale for about 8550o. II realized to-day
only $1,000. \ pair Of Landsoer's paintings, " Pros
perity" and Adversely" fetched the first lil0 gneas
and the last 430 guincas. -Four paintings by MiimlS
realized large prices The Knight Era1t" AZ inches
10y 80 inches which is said to have cost Mr. Grant 3Ooo
guincas realized to-day only 400 guinoas For scrip
ural scene Victory, Lord" Oae Of tbe best admired
works Mais painting 70 by 81 inches sum Of 1850
guincas was offered and that was the price at which u
was knocked down. Two other pictures, winter
Fuel" and Scotch FRS" By The same paiuiet realized
the former LOO and the latter l750 guineas.
Holman Hunts celebrated picture "1he Find
ing OF the Savior in the Temple for whch
it was stated Mr.. Grant paid 1000 guneas
was Knocked down for 1850 c7uucas. painting by
CreSwick and Ansdell -. MicAacls Mount GormsaI,
which Nh Grant purchased at the Manlev Han sale Tor
something over $1,000 to-day knocked down for
1850 guincas Two paintings by Lnnei, one from the
Mancy Han collection. a Grand Landscape, welsh
Scenery" and Milking Time" from the collection OF
the late Mr.. Eden. did not realize anything like tn
amount Mr.. Grant paid for them. The former was
Knocked down 1850 guineas and the latter, 1870
culneas. A painting Ivy IT. s MUtos, st. Francis
breaches to The Birds for which Mr. Grant s aid TO have
given 1000 realized LOO guineas to-day The First
Glimpse the Sea" By the late T. Crrswick, also from
the Marley Hall collection, realized 900 guneas, ana
" The Last Moments Of RaGlee," by IL. ONeil, for
which there vas p spirited competition. realized loo
guincas, $3.50 less than 1r. Grant gave for 1t at
the Manly Hon sale. 4 picture by Gilmore, The En-
ueror Charles V. Gt the Convent o. Nusc pr hacd hy
Mr. Gran; from Ir Mcnicrs collection, realized to-day
300 gumeas There great competition for pant
ing by W Miller, "Thc inferior Of thr Tcmpleof Osiris
at Phil" 20 by 52l inches in size. This realized 22Oo
guincaS The last work offered for sale Sir David
WlEos's weLkuown painting depicting the scene OF
Pope Plus VII sguinC in the presence Of Napoleon the
CoucoIdat which secured the religious liberties o.
France. Thi. realized 800 gncas Ii stated that
M Grant gave over $1,000 for th, picture.