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xvii GERARD TER BORCH 137 In the possession of the Paris dealer C. Sedelmeyer, " Catalogue of 100 Paintings," 1905, No. 41. In the possession of the Amsterdam dealers Fred. Muller, 1906. 451*7. Portrait of a Young Court Lady. Signed with the monogram ; canvas, 25^ inches by 20 inches. Sales. Wasimski and others, Frankfort-on-Main, May 20, 1901, No. 174. Traiser and others, Frankfort-on-Main, May 26, 1902, No. 196. Frau Nast-Kolb and others, Frankfort-on-Main, September 21, 1904, No. 228. Stern Cotta and others, Frankfort-on-Main, June 18, 1908, No. 186. 452. PORTRAIT OF A LADY. Three-quarter length, standing. She is turned a little to the left, and looks at the spectator. Her hair is dressed in ringlets. She is in black with white cuffs and a close-fitting white transparent collar, fastened round her shoulders with a brooch. Her hands are folded ; in the right is a closed fan. Beside her to the left is a table with a cloth, on which stands a mirror. To the right, behind her, is an easy-chair. Panel, 14 inches by inches. Sale. G. R. Hoschek von Miihlheim, Vienna, March 24, 1909, No. 5 No. 51 of the 1907 catalogue (610 krone). 453. Portrait of a Young Lady. Sm. 64. She sits leaning her arm on a table. She wears a plumed hat and looks to the left. The original is lost. Described from an engraving by H. Bary with the inscription : Me licet baud vincat Cytherea senecta colores Quam cito me febres et Libitina rapit. C. B. 4530. Portrait of a Child holding -an Apple. Life size. Good and broad in style. Canvas, 55^ inches by 47 inches. Sale. Widow of Johan Ph. de Monte, Rotterdam, July 4, 1825, No. 105 (31 florins, Louf). 453/>. Portrait of a Child with a Greyhound. Sale. G. Kamermans, Rotterdam, October 3, 1825, No. 158 (14 florins, Wijland). 45 3;-. A Portrait. [Pendant to 338*;.] Panel, n inches by 9 inches. Sale. Jer. de Bosch, Amsterdam, April 6, 1812, No. 24. 45 3< A Portrait. Panel, 12 inches by 8| inches. Sale. Fr. Baudri and others, Cologne, June 14, 1875, No. 326. 454. A FAMILY GROUP. A handsome room with a tall chimney-piece on the right. The father stands on the right. His wife sits in the middle. Two sons and two daughters stand a little apart.