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xviii CASPAR NETSCHER 257 352^. Portrait of a Gentleman. Seated, in a blue coat. 17 inches by 12 inches. Sale. London, June 3, 1901, No. 121. 352^. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank. He sits at a table covered with a carpet. Canvas, 20 inches by 1 6 inches. Sale. Riedel, Vienna, May 5, 1902, No. 173. 352*. Portrait of a Gentleman in Armour. [Pendant to 443/1.] 19 inches by 16 inches. Sale. Mrs. Hirsch and others, London, May 24, 1902, No. 39. 353. PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN OF ABOUT FIFTY. Half-length ; turned three-quarters right. He wears a black cloak lined with white silk, and sits at a table with a cover, on which lie an open book with a map of Zeeland and a sword. In the background to the left is a red curtain, while to the right is a view of a landscape. Above the signature are four coats-of-arms. Wrongly attributed to Constantijn Netscher. [Pendant to 444.] Signed in full on the right ; 21 inches by 17! inches. Sale. Brussels, January 21, 1903, No. 86. 353*7. Portrait of a Gentleman. [Pendant to 444^.] Oval, 19^ inches by 1 6 inches. Sale. Fenton and others, London, February 16, 1903, No. 62. 354. Portrait of a Young Gentleman. Three-quarter length ; seen in full face. He sits in an open gallery leading to a park. He wears a bluish velvet cloak over a brown velvet coat, a cravat and cuffs of fine white linen, and a long powdered wig. His right forearm rests on the corner of a table with a heavy cover. Canvas, 23^ inches by 19 inches. Sale. De Bruin and others, Amsterdam, November 3, 1903, No. 25. 354. Portrait of a Gentleman of Rank. Half-length. He wears a yellow silk dressing-gown. His long curls fall on his shoulders. In an oval frame. Canvas, 29 inches by 38 inches. Probably in the Lurmann collection, Bremen. Sale. A. Bruchmann of Magdeburg, Berlin, March I, 1904, No. 50. 355. Portrait of a Beardless Gentleman. He has curly hair, and wears a brown coat trimmed with lace. He turns his head to the spectator and makes an explanatory gesture with his hand. Above to the right is a richly draped red curtain. To the left is a park with a fine urn. Canvas, 46 inches by 40 inches. Sale. The brothers Bourgeois, Cologne, October 27, 1904, No. 60 (390 mark, Merfeld). 356. Portrait of a Gentleman. Three-quarter length ; seated, in VOL. V s