A Capital and Valuable Assemblage of Drawings, by the Most Admired Ancient and Modern Masters, Many of them Framed and Glazed
Mr. Christie
Reference: Christie's, 20–21 May 1800
The sale took place over two days, 20–21 May 1800
Lugt, Catalogues, no.6087
Copy consulted: Archive of Christie’s, London
The drawings by Thomas Girtin were consigned by Dr Thomas Monro (1759–1833).
20 May 1800
Thomas Girtin
- 23 – ‘Six ditto [Sketches on cards]’. Bought by ‘Molinari’ for 5s
- 37 – ‘Two [Sketches] of Buildings’ by ‘Girtin’ and ‘Cotman’. Sold for 11s
- 48 – ‘A View near Enfield’. Sold for 8s 6d
- 49 – ‘Two Wood Scenes’. Sold for 9s
- 75 – ‘Two views from Nature’ by ‘Girtin’ and ‘Turner’. Sold for £1 14s
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775–1851)
- 35 – 'Four Sketches in India Ink'. Bought by 'Thane' for 11s
- 36 – 'Five ditto'. Bought by 'Palser' for 16s
- 50 – 'Four Studies in water colour'. Bought by 'Palser' for £1 1s
- 80 – 'The Welsh Bridge over the Dee at Chester'. Bought by 'Turner' for £4 10s
- 81 – 'The Cloisters of Chester Cathedral'. Bought by 'Turner' for £3 3s
Edward Dayes (1763–1804)
'Framed'
- 57 – 'A Chapel at Basingstoke and Loch Lomond'. Sold for 13s
- 58 – 'Four, Bungy and Cockermouth Castles, and 2 more'. Bought by 'Palser' for £1 6s
- 63 – 'Conway Castle and Dunbroady Abbey'. Bought by 'Palser' for 10s
- 64 – 'View near Ingatestone, and Monastery at Kelso'. Bought by 'Palser' for 12s