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vin PHILIPS WOUWERMAN 387 Helsleuter ( ? Van Eyl Sluyter), Paris, January 25, 1802(1480 francs). Langeac, Paris, 1808 (1705 francs). Sir M. W. Ridley, London, February 6, I 864 ; bought by W. Cox (together with 1 17), who sold it to Smith. 451. Travellers halting at a Refreshment Tent. Sm. 139. In front. of a tent, travellers and others with horses and loaded waggons have halted. Some are adjusting the baggage ; others are drinking or resting. A woman holds a child on a horse. On the right come travellers, one of whom leads a mule. Panel, 15 inches by 19^- inches. Mentioned by Ch. Blanc, Le Tresor de la Curiosite ii. 250. Sales. Paillet, Paris, 1777 (2130 francs). Sabatier, Paris, March 20, 1809 (3901 francs or 3001 francs, according to Blanc). 452. A Halt of Travellers. Sm. 262. In an open landscape two travellers are seated ; a third is mounted on a grey horse. They look round at a cavalier on a prancing horse. Towards the left is a party of cavalry at an inn. Panel, 16 inches by 20 inches. Sale. P. de Smeth van Alphen, Amsterdam, August I, 1810, No. 124 (1850 florins, De Lely). 452*. A Halting-Place. With horses and figures. Panel, 16 inches by 20 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, July 13, 1812, No. 138 (30 florins, Nieuwenhuys). 452^. An Inn. With part of a wall. Two cavaliers with horses, and other accessories. 25^ inches by 20^ inches. Sale. H. Hoogers, Nymwegen, June 7, 1816, No. 112. 453. Horsemen halting at an Inn. A rich composition. Panel, 13 inches by 15 inches. Sale. Peelers, d'Aertselaer, and Cleydael, Antwerp, August 27, 1817, No. 13 (1150 florins, Stevens). 4530. A Postilion halting at an Inn. A woman gives him drink. Panel, ii| inches by 8| inches. Sale. J. F. Wolschot, Antwerp, September i, 1817, No. 143. 453^. Cavaliers and Ladies halting at an Inn. A lady, mounted on a grey horse, carries a little dog. Panel, n inches by 14 inches. Sale. Van Mael, Antwerp, April 20, 1818, No. 2 (105 florins, Robiano). 453<r. A Horse and Figures at an Inn. Panel, 17 inches by 13 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 18, 1819, No. 59 (4 florins, Van den Berg).