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204 AELBERT CUYP SECT. Sales. Philip Hill, London, July 3, 1811 (252). Edward Coulson, London, May 7, 1830 (291 : 1 8s.). T. Emmerson, London, 1832 (215 : 55.). In the collection of Sir Matthew White Ridley, 1834. (Sm.). In the collection of Lord Ridley, London. 679*7. Coast Scene. With vessels and figures. Panel, 20 inches by 36 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 1 8, 1819, No. 15 (45 florins, Gruyter). 679^. Coast at Scheveningen. With a large crowd of people watching the departure of a prince. Canvas, 30^ inches by 43^ inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 30, 1823, No. 50 (14 florins 15, S.). 67 gc. Coast Scene with Fishermen. Signed, A. Cuijp ; panel, 29 inches by 57^ inches. Note. Possibly some of these coast scenes with fishermen are not by Aelbert, but by Benjamin, Cuyp, who delighted in painting such subjects. Sale. Fr. J. Mensart and others, Amsterdam, September 2, 1824, No. 41. Coast Scene with Vessels. Panel. Sale. D. N. Teengs, Monnikendam, September 23, 1824, No. 15 (no florins, Smart). 680. Coast Scene. In the foreground sit two fishermen and a woman with a market-pail in her lap, watching some fish on the shore. Farther away is a boat with fishermen, a sailing-vessel, a sloop with men in her, and sailing-boats. At one side is the tower of a village church. Evening sunlight. [See note to 679*:.] Panel, 29^ inches by 42 inches. Sale. J. Nauta, widow of E. van Drielst, and others, Amsterdam, April 12, 1842, No. 12. 6800. Coast Scene with many Figures. [See note to 679^.] Panel. Sale. Antwerp, March 30, 1846, No. 45. 688. Coast with Dunes. In the foreground are two fishermen near a waggon with a bay horse, and other men. In the middle distance and in the background are fishing-boats, drawn up on the shore or going to sea. [See note to 679*:.] Panel, i8 inches by 25 inches. Sale. E. J. de Court van Valkenswaard, Dordrecht, April 12, 1847, No. 28 (150 florins, Verheggen). 68cv. Coast at Scheveningen. On the coast at Scheveningen, the church of which rises to the left above the dunes, is a great crowd of people of all classes, watching the Dutch fleet set sail. In the left fore- ground is a waggon with two horses. [See note to 679^.]