Attributed works:
1. George Scharf, by William Edward Kilburn. c.1847. Daguerreotype,
78 by 59 cm. (National Portrait Gallery, London).
Attributed works:
10. Sketch of Juno and Argus, by Peter Paul Rubens, by George
Scharf. 8th September 1857. Pencil on paper, approx. 16 by 10 cm.
(Heinz Archive, National Portrait Gallery, London, Scharf Sketchbook
45, fol.116).
Attributed works:
11. Sketch of Agony in the garden, by Giovanni Bellini, at the Art
Treasures Exhibition, Manchester, by George Scharf. 15th September
1857. Pencil on paper, approx. 16 by 10 cm. (Heinz Archive, National
Portrait Gallery, London, Scharf Sketchbook 47, fol.17r).
Attributed works:
12. Sketch of Agony in the garden, by Andrea Mantegna, at the Art
Treasures Exhibition, Manchester, by George Scharf. 6th September
1857. Pencil on paper, approx. 8 by 10 cm. (Heinz Archive, National
Portrait Gallery, London, Scharf Sketchbook 47, detail of fol.2r).
Attributed works:
13. The terminating right-hand portion of the south wall of
Saloon A of the Gallery of Ancient Masters at the Art
Treasures Exhibition, Manchester, 1857. (Digital reconstruction
by the author).
Attributed works:
14. Sketch of the terminating right-hand portion of the south wall
of Saloon A of the Gallery of Ancient Masters at the Art Treasures
Exhibition, Manchester, by George Scharf. 12th October 1857.
Pencil on paper (Heinz Archive, National Portrait Gallery,
London, Scharf Sketchbook 49, fol.51r).
Attributed works:
15. Sketch of part of the British Portrait Gallery (the north wall
backing onto Saloon D), at the Art Treasures Exhibition, Manchester,
by George Scharf. 12th October 1857. Pencil on paper, approx. 16
by 10 cm. (Heinz Archive, National Portrait Gallery, London, Scharf
Sketchbook 49, fol.26r).
Attributed works:
16. The Gallery of Ancient Masters at the Manchester Art Treasures
exhibition, attributed to Roger Fenton, with identifiable works digitally
enhanced. 1857. Albumen silver print, 18.6 by 24.4 cm. The view shows
the view east from Saloon A.
Attributed works:
17. Plan of the Art Treasures Palace, from Catalogue of the Art
Treasures of United Kingdom: Collected at Manchester in 1857,
definitive edn, London 1857.
Attributed works:
18. The east wall of Saloon C of the Gallery of Ancient Masters at the
Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition, 1857. (Digital reconstruction by
the author).
Attributed works:
2. Sketch of Michelangelo’s ‘Manchester Madonna’ at the Art Treasures
Exhibition, Manchester, by George Scharf. 6th September 1857. Pencil
on paper, approx. 16 by 10 cm. (Heinz Archive, National Portrait Gallery,
London; Scharf Sketchbook 47, fol.1r).
Attributed works:
3. Interior of the Art Treasures’ Palace, by the Leighton
Brothers. 1857. Chromolithograph, 44.8 by 32.5 cm (From The
Art Treasures Examiner).
Attributed works:
4. Paintings in the collection at Warwick Castle, by George
Scharf. 20th October 1856. Pencil and pen on paper, approx. 32 by 20
cm. Among the items represented are: (upper left) Head of a cow, by
Nicholas Berchem; (lower left) The schoolboy, by Joshua Reynolds;
(middle right) Margareta de Vos, by Anthony van Dyck; and (far right)
The standard bearer, by Rembrandt. (Heinz Archive, National Portrait
Gallery, London, Scharf Sketchbook 43, fols.128–29).
Attributed works:
5. The standard bearer, by Rembrandt. 1654. Canvas, 140.3 by
114.9 cm (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).
Attributed works:
6. Family group, by Pieter Codde. 1642. Canvas, 53 by 74.7 cm
(Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam).
Attributed works:
7. Paintings in the Galton Collection, Hadzor Hall, near Droitwich,
by George Scharf. 16th February 1857. Pencil and pen on paper, approx.
32 by 20 cm. Among the items represented are: (extreme left) Woman
with a guitar, by Jan Mytens, and Man in a broad-brimmed hat, by
Willem Drost; (middle left) Conversation piece with a portrait of the
artist, by Francis Hayman; (centre left and still-life detail on adjacent
page) Family group, by Pieter Codde; and (centre right) The flight into
Egypt, by circle of Peter Paul Rubens. (Heinz Archive, National Portrait
Gallery, London, Scharf Sketchbook 46, fols.5–6).
Attributed works:
8. Sketch of an antique bust of Niobe in the Yarborough Collection,
by George Scharf. 31st December 1856. Pencil on paper, approx. 16
by 10 cm. (Heinz Archive, National Portrait Gallery, London, Scharf
Sketchbook 44, fol.106).
Attributed works:
9. Juno and Argus, by Peter Paul Rubens. c.1610. Canvas, 249 by 296
cm. (Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne).
