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290 PHILIPS WOUWERMAN SECT. comes from a ruined building. In the right middle distance a man is swimming in the river. Near the farther bank is a boat ; beyond it is a castle amidst trees. Signed with the monogram ; panel, 13^ inches by 16 inches. Sales. Amsterdam, August 23, 1850, No. 35. Adrian Hope, London, June 30, 1894, No. 72 (252). ma. Horses Watering. At a little stream near ruins peasants are watering their horses. Other groups are on the bank. Canvas, 9^ inches by 13^ inches. Sale. Krupp, jun., and others, Cologne, October 29, 1894, No. 223. i lib. Horses Watering. In the foreground horses are led into a river, where people are bathing. To the right is a road. In the back- ground are houses and hills. The picture is painted over one of the Virgin, the contours of which may be traced. Signed with the full monogram ; panel, i8 inches by 24 inches. Sale. Henry Doetsch, London, June 22, 1895, No. 383. 112. GROOMS WATERING HORSES. Sm. Suppl. 170. At a broad river, crossing the picture diagonally, horses are being ridden in and out of the water. On the left a large stone bridge with two arches leads to a town in the distance. A man on the left whips a horse to make it enter the water. To the right of him a groom, with a boy behind him, rides a white horse out of the water. Farther right another rider lets his horse stand and drink ; it is seen from the back. Near these are two bathers and two men undressing. Farther in the river are two restive horses near a boat. On the opposite bank are washerwomen. To the left, through the front arch of the bridge, is seen a harvest waggon, which is being loaded. "Painted in the artist's second manner" (Sm.). Signed with the full monogram ; panel, 13^ inches by i8 inches. Mentioned by Waagen (ii. 291). Engraved by Champollion. Exhibited London, 1853. In the collection of the Earl of Ashburnham, Battle, 1842 (Sm.). Sir Thomas Baring gave it in exchange for an Italian picture to the dealer Buchanan, who sold it to Sm. in 1843 ; afterwards it was bought by Pennell (300) according to Sm.'s MS. note in his own copy of the catalogue. But this statement does not tally with the alleged fact that Lord Ashburnham owned the picture in 1842 and in 1850. Sales. Earl of Ashburnham, London, July 20, 1850 and 1860. Miss Bredel, London, May I, 1875 (630, Nieuwenhuys). Nieuwenhuys, London, 1881. In the collection of M. de Saint Albin. In the collection of Comte Arthur de Vogue". In the possession of the Paris dealer Ch. Sedelmeyer, " Catalogue of 300 Paintings," 1898, No. 229. In the possession of the New York dealer Knoedler, 1898. ii2fl. Grooms watering Horses. Panel, 14 inches by 16 inches.