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xix GODFRIED SCHALCKEN 401 330. Amalia Strick van Linschoten. Half-length, almost in full face. She has pearls at her throat, in her hair, and at her ears. She wears a low-cut blue gown with a light gauze wrap. Her hair is dressed after the style of Madame de Sevigne. Signed in full in the right background ; oval copper, 4 inches by 3 inches. Sale. Prince Paul Galitzin, Paris, March 10, 1875, No. 61. 330^. Theresia Katharina Lubomirska (1683-1712), second wife from 1701 of Karl (III.) Philipp, Elector Palatine. She sits in an arm- chair, leaning her left arm on a richly embroidered cushion. She wears a gown of blue taffeta, with short slashed sleeves, and a red cloak trimmed with ermine. At the back are a landscape and a curtain. Three-quarter length, life size. Catalogued as a portrait of a Palatinate Princess. At the date of the portrait the Princess Theresia is the only probable sitter. Signed in full, and dated 1703 ; canvas, 47 J inches by 35 inches. In the Augsburg Gallery, 1869 catalogue, No. 159 ; not now there. William II. of Orange. [^333^-] 331. WILLIAM III. (1650-1702), Prince of Orange-Nassau, King of England. See Sm. 3. Half-length ; life size. Seen in the light of a candle which he holds. Signed in full to the left at foot ; canvas, 30^ inches by 26 inches. A study in red chalk for the portrait is in the Hermitage Palace, St. Petersburg. See Weyerman, iii. 14 ; and Moes, Iconographia Batava, No. 9096, 17. Engraved by J. W. Kaiser. Sale. Page, Paris, 1786 ; see Ch. Blanc, ii. 109. In the National Museum, The Hague ; transferred in 1808 to Amsterdam. In the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, 1911 catalogue, No. 2140. 332. WILLIAM III. King of England. In armour. By candle- light. A burning town in the distance. Canvas, oval, 36^ inches by 29 inches. In the Darmstadt Museum, 1885 catalogue, No. 424. 333. WILLIAM III. King of England. See Sm. 3. In armour. Three-quarter length, life size, seated on a chair to the left. In his right hand is his baton, resting on his right knee. His left hand, placed on his hip, rests on the folds of his blue cloak which is lined with ermine. Behind him to the right is a table with a red cloth, on which lie a crown and a sceptre. Above these is a large drapery with the arms of England. In the left distance is a bastion with cannon. Beyond is the sea with a war- ship firing a gun. Signed in full on the left at foot, and dated 1699 ; canvas, 66 inches by 59 inches. Probably in the Stadtholder's portrait gallery. It was not in the Royal Gallery in 1817, but was there in 1833 (Sm.). In the Royal Gallery, The Hague, 1910 catalogue, No. 158. VOL. v 2 D