The Valuable and Extensive Collection of Water-Colour Drawings of Dr. John Percy
Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods
Reference: Christie’s, 17 April 1890
The sale took place over seven days, 15–18 and 22–25 April 1890
Lugt, Catalogues, nos.49001 and 49032
Copy consulted: National Art Library, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Day 3
- 502 – ‘Ripon Cathedral; and an engraving (2)’. Bought by ‘Colnaghi’ for £3 5s (TG1667)
- 503 – ‘Chepstow Castle and the Wye’. Bought by ‘Robinson’ for £4 10s (see TG0156 figure 1)
- 504 – ‘Sketching Society Series: an Ancient Castle’. Bought by 'Crossman' for £1 1s (TG1502)
- 505 – ‘Valle Crucis Abbey; &c (9)’. Bought by ‘Dowdeswell’ for £2 2s (TG1273; TG1286; TG1287; TG1457)
- 506 – ‘Tynemouth; and a mezzotint, by S. W. Reynolds (2)’. Bought by 'Legge' for £10 10s (TG1085)
- 507 – ‘Farm Buildings’. Bought by ‘Agnew’ for £5 15s
- 508 – ‘A Woman Sewing – pencil, with autograph of the artist on the back’. Bought by 'Riggall' for 9s (TG0917)
- 509 – ‘St. George’s Row, Tyburn’. Bought by ‘Colvin’ for the British Museum for £1 16s (TG1745)
- 510 – ‘Jedburgh Abbey; and the engraving (2)’. Bought by ‘Dowdeswell’ for £5 10s (TG0086) (a note in the Palser Records describes this work as ‘Early’)
- 511 – ‘Mannorbur Castle, Pembroke’. Bought by ‘Dowdeswell’ for £6 6s (TG0103)
- 512 – ‘Kilgarren Castle’. Bought by ‘Riggall’ for £5 (TG0090)
- 513 – ‘Harewood House, Yorks’. Bought by ‘Colnaghi’ for £11
- 514 – ‘An Extensive Landscape’. Bought by 'Do' for £10 10s (TG1530)
- 515 – ‘Porte St. Denis’. Bought by 'Do' for £24 3s (TG1891)
- 516 – ‘A Landscape’. Bought by 'Legge' for £6 10s
- 517 – ‘The Prison at Southampton’. Bought by ‘Agnew’ for £22 (TG1726)
- 518 – ‘A River Scene, with a church’. Bought by 'Vokins' for £33 12s (TG1776)
- 519 – ‘Christ Church Abbey, Hampshire; and the engraving (2)’. Bought by 'Do' for £3 10s (TG0085)
- 520 – ‘A River Scene, with a bridge and mill’. Bought by ‘Agnew’ for £11
- 521 – ‘On the Thames, near Blackfriars’. Bought by ‘Colnaghi’ for £72 8s (a note in the Palser Records reads ‘by Henderson’) (see TG1920 figure 1)
- 522 – ‘Carnarvon Castle, pencil’. Bought by 'Robinson' for £1 4s (TG1314)
- 523 – ‘Kelso Abbey’. Bought by ‘Colnaghi’ for £40 19s (TG1717)
- 524 – ‘At Knaresborough’. Bought by ‘Robinson’ for £8 (a note in the Palser Records states that this was a ‘Sunset’ and that it was sold to Dr Percy on 25 June 1885)
- 525 – ‘Dr Munro’s House, Fetcham’. Bought by ‘Vokins’ for £12 (TG1574)
Identified Exhibits
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Thomas Girtin, James Moore
Christchurch Priory
Untraced Works
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Edward Dayes, James Moore
Jedburgh Abbey, from the East
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin, James Moore
Cilgerran Castle
National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
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Thomas Girtin, James Moore
Manorbier Castle
Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
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Unknown Artist
Chepstow Castle, on the River Wye
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Thomas Girtin
A Study of a Woman Sewing
Courtauld Gallery, London
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Thomas Girtin
Tynemouth Priory, from the Coast
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin
Sharpham House on the River Dart
Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
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Thomas Girtin
Bristol: St Mary Redcliffe, from the Harbour
Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
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Thomas Girtin
Bristol Harbour and St Mary Redcliffe
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
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Thomas Girtin
Caernarfon Castle
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin
The Beach at Teignmouth
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin
An Ancient Castle
Tate, London
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Thomas Girtin
An Extensive Landscape with the Ruins of Mitford Castle
Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
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Unknown Artist, Thomas Girtin
A House at Winster
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Thomas Girtin
Ripon Minster, from the South West
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin
Kelso Abbey: The West Front
Floors Castle, Roxburghshire
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Thomas Girtin
Southampton: The South Gate and Old Gaol
Private Collection
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Thomas Girtin
St George’s Row, Tyburn
British Museum, London
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Thomas Girtin
Warkworth Church, with the Bridge Beyond
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Thomas Girtin
La Rue Saint-Denis, Paris: A Scene for Thomas Dibdin's Pantomime Harlequin's Habeas
Private Collection, Norfolk
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Thomas Girtin
Old London Bridge, with the Shot Tower in Construction, and St Olave's Church
Private Collection