Engravings: The W.Unger Collection 8

36. St. PETER IN THE CENTURION'S HOUSE by Bernard Fabritius. This eminent painter is one of Rembrandt's boldest followers. The choice of colours in this painting is much varied and very lively although they harmonize completely.... besides there is the great charm of naivete. 
Size: 20x15 cms.                                                              Price: $ 46.00
37. WINTER LANDSCAPE by Rembrandt. This is the first landscape picture that the master has painted and is dated 1636. It is painted in a colouring of gray and brown with a greenish blue sky.. all in a kind of fog that renders the effect of winter excellently. 
Size: 17x12 cms.                                                            Price: $ 46.00

38. THE WHITE PEACOCK by Melchior De Hondecoeter. An excellent painter of animals, especially birds. This splendid picture represents a park with several birds, all life size, with a white peacock in the midst.
Size: 18x14 cms.                                                               Price: $ 46.00
39. THE JOYOUS COMPANY by Adriaan Van Ostade. Here is a cabin where a group of peasants are amusing themselves... some with a pitcher of beer others with cards, while one picks up a fiddle and a woman and a man perform a grotesque dance..
Size: 19x13 cms.                                                              Price$ 46.00

40. THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT by Jan Steen. This is one of Steen's chief works ... the painter of human comedy. All the figures are admirable in wit and comic spirit; in the picture the touch is careful and delicate.
Size: 19x15 cms.                                                               Price: $ 46.00
41. THE MOUNTBANK by Pieter van Laer. His pictures are composed with spirit and depict picturesque scenes, which take place at fairs, markets and in the country. His works are full of naturalness, freedom and vigor.
Size: 19x15 cms.                                                             Price: $ 46.00

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