museums and institutions:
Attributed works:
I. Effigy of the duchess de Nemours, by Henri Chapu. 1881-83. Marble, 62 by 229 cm. Purchase: with the assistance of the NACF (Inv. 1994. 129). Walker Art Gallery. From the Church of St Charles Borromeo, Weybridge. The duchess was the daughter-in-law of the deposed King Louis Philippe of France who with his family lived in exile at Claremont, Surrey, after the 1848 Revolution. She died there in 1857 and was buried at Weybridge. Her close friend and cousin Queen Victoria declared the effigy most beautiful'.
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II. Portrait of a Young Girl, by Domenico Zampieri, Il Domenichino. Charcoal Heightened with White, 21.7 by 16 cm. Weld Blundell Collection. Purchased from the Weld Trustees in 1995 with the Assistance of the NHMF, the NACF, Sir Denis Mahon and British Nuclear Fuels. (Inv.1995.77). Walker Art Gallery.
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III. Study for the Altar-Piece of the Circumcision, SS. Andrea e Ambrogio, Genoa, by Peter Paul Rubens 1605. Black and Red Chalk, 41 by 32.2 cm. Weld Blundell Collection. Purchase. (Inv.1995.215). Walker Art Gallery.
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IV. Fame: A Young Woman Blowing a Trumpet, by Giuseppe Cesari, Il Cavaliere d'Arpino. Red Chalk, 32.5 by 20.3 cm. Weld Blundell Collection. Purchase. (Inv.1995.310). Walker Art Gallery.
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V. St John the Baptist, by Antonio Allegri, Il Correggio. 1522-23. Red Chalk on Pink Prepared Paper, 19 by 15.6 cm. Weld Blundell Collection. Purchase. (Inv.1995.325). Walker Art Gallery.
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VI. Fleetwood Hesketh, by Joseph Wright of Derby. 1769. 129 by 102 cm. Purchase: Acquired from the Trustees of the Roger Hesketh 1987 Settlement, with the Assistance of the NHMF, the NACF, the Friends of the National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside, and the Hope Fund. (Inv.10846). Walker Art Gallery.
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VII. Mother and Child, by Ceri Richards. 1938. Painted Wood, 83.8 by 66 cm. Purchase. (Inv.10816). Walker Art Gallery.
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VIII. Prince and Princess, by Ben Nicholson. 1932. Oil, Pencil and Ink on Board, 29.5 by 46.5 cm. Purchase: With the Assistance of the NACF, the Friends of the National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside and an Anonymous Private Donor. (Inv.1993.78). Walker Art Gallery.
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X. Sleeping Shepherd Boy, by John Gibson. c.1830. Marble, 112 by 104 by 55 cm. Purchase: With the Assistance of the NACF (Fulham Fund). (Inv.10772). Walker Art Gallery.
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XI. Spring (Apple Blossoms), by J. E. Millais. 1856-59. 113 by 176.3 cm. Purchase: Acquired from Lord Leverhulme with the Assistance of the NHMF. (Inv.LL3624). Lady Lever Art Gallery.
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XVI. Casket, by Joseph Mayer, Liverpool, hallmarked Chester 1862, Made for Presentation to William Rathbone V. Silver-Mounted, 50.6 cm. Long. Presented by Mr & Mrs William Rathbone X. (Inv.1993.80). Liverpool Museum.
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XVIII. One of a Pair of Tripods, Supplied by George Bullock, 1814. Cast Iron, Wood and Plaster, 87.7 by 50.2 cm. Purchase: With the Assistance of the NACF. (Inv.1994.114 & 115). Sudley House, Liverpool.
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XX. Wardrobe, by Herbert MacNair. c.1900. Oak and Copper, 193.1 by 165.1 by 47.6 cm. Purchase. (Inv.10630). Sudley House, Liverpool.
Western art unattributed:
IX. Portrait Bust of the Empress Livia. Roman, Late 1st Century B. C.-Early 1st Century A. D., on an Eighteenth-Century Turned Socle Base. Parian Marble, 50 cm. High. Purchase: With the Assistance of the NHMF, the NACF and the Wolfson Foundation. (Inv.1988.116). Liverpool Museum.
Western art unattributed:
XII. Carved Narwhal Tusk. British, Probably Third Quarter of Twelfth Century. Narwhal Tusk Ivory, 120 cm. Long. Purchase: With the Assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund, the NACF and the Friends of the National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside (Inv.1995.42). Liverpool Museum. XIII. Rat-Catcher. Chelsea Porcelain, c.1756. 15.5 cm. High. Campbell-Watson Collection. Bequeathed by George Holt Through the NACF. (Inv.1992.67.41). Sudley House, Liverpool. XIV. Shepherd. Samuel Gilbody's Factory, Liverpool, 1754-61. Porcelain, 20.2 cm. High. Purchase. (Inv.1993.88). Liverpool Museum. XV. Cinderella Tile Panel, Designed by Edward Burne-Jones and Philip Webb, Made by Morris & Co. 1863. Earthenware, 56.5 by 138. cm. Purchase: With the Assistance of the NACF (Inv.1989.210). Liverpool Museum.
Western art unattributed:
XIX. Sewing Table. Chinese, Nineteenth Century. Lacquered Wood with Ivory Fittings, 73.5 by 62 by 42 cm. Dorothy Worrall Collection. Purchase. (Inv.1991.121.13). Liverpool Museum.
Western art unattributed:
XVII. Tiles with Old Testament Scenes. English, c.1750. Tin-Glazed Earthenware. 12.6 cm. Square (Average Tile). Purchase: with the Assistance of the NACF. (Inv.1989.76). Liverpool Museum.
Western art unattributed:
XXI. Table. Italian, c.1600. From Nostell Priory, Yorkshire. Marble and pietre dure Top, Painted Walnut and Lime Base. Top 120.5 cm. Square. Purchase: Acquired from the Winn Family with the Assistance of the NACF. (Inv.10839).
