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 vni PHILIPS WOUWERMAN 485 Sale. Van Sluypwijk-Moens, Amsterdam, April 20, 1803, No. 89 (705 florins). 728*7. Huntsmen on Horseback and on Foot. In a landscape. Panel, 10 inches by 12 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, September 7, 1803, No. 209 (43 florins 50). 728*. A Huntsman in a Dune Landscape. Near a dead tree. A wide expanse of distance. Sunny. [Identical with 1098^?] Panel, 10 inches by 8 inches, or the reverse. Sales. (Possibly) Amsterdam, June 21, 1797, No. 217. J. Caudri, Amsterdam, September 6, 1809, No. 85 (60 florins, Gruyter). 729. Landscape with Figures; A Sportsman shooting. Near a fine piece of water in the left foreground is a horse drawing a sand-cart. Not far away is a light-coloured horse with a red saddle. Behind it, a boy kneels to tie his shoe-lace ; he has a dog beside him. On the right a man on a grey horse rides away ; another man with a pack walks beside him. Near him is a little boy. Nearer the front a young peasant leads a horse. In the middle distance are hills ; on the highest point to the left, two persons look towards the horizon. Below them, at the edge of the water, a sportsman on his knees fires his gun. Panel, 14 inches by 12^ inches. Sale. H. Croese, Amsterdam, September 18, 1811, No. 105 (680 florins, Muller). 729*. Landscape, with a Sportsman on a White Horse. Sm. 268. Small. Sale. General Craig, London, April 1 8, 1812 (^61, according to Sm ; or 64 : is.). 729^. Landscape with a Mounted Huntsman. His falconer precedes him. On the sandy road is a poor woman with a boy. Behind her is an old man. Canvas, 9^ inches by 13 inches. Sale. H. Muilman, Amsterdam, April 12, 1813, No. 177. 729^. A Mounted Huntsman. He converses with a peasant. Farther away is a dog. A fine landscape. Panel, I2| inches by n inches. Sale. M. Watering, Amsterdam, September 9, 1813, No. 82 (290 florins, Nieuwenhuys). 730. The Dunes near Haarlem, with Figures. Sm. 485 and Suppl. 237. At a stream on the right two travellers water their horses. Beyond them are three anglers, a boy bathing, and two other boys on the farther bank. A sportsman, preceded by two dogs, comes forward. On the right is a sand-hill crowned with a few stunted trees. "A good example of the master" (Sm.). Panel, 17 inches by 21 inches.