A View of Walton Bridge Frame:natural but could be a British

but could be a British imitation of the Dutch school

which was one of eight pictures presented to Philip IV of Spain by Rubens on his arrival in Madrid in 1628

to whom Niobe has declared herself superior on account of her fecundity

This fine miniature was donated to the Gallery in the belief that it represented Stanislaus II Augustus

Poussin takes as his starting point two texts from the Book of Samuel

A View of Walton Bridge Frame:natural but could be a BritishA drawing in the Paul Mellon collection and an engraving by A. Walker both seem to relate to a similar painting of 1755 also in the Mellon collection. According to a catalogue of the Hollis collection, Hollis is depicted in the foreground with his friend Thomas Brand, his servant Francesco Giovannini and his dog Malta. Canaletto appears to have depicted himself seated sketching on a low stool and wearing a hat and long gown.