Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 9 -- art, literature, and miscellaneous (circa 1920)
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NEWTON & CO., Ltd., 37, King Street, Covent Garden, W.C.2 905 NEWTON & Co., Ltd. Lantern Slides on ART AND ARTISTS. Owing' to our Specializing in the production of Lantern Slides we are able to turn out a class of work which is unequalled in quality, and as we make use in our London Studios of several private processes (mostly devised by our unrivalled staff) we are able to suit the process to the subject, so that our slides are mostly far superior to the usual trade productions, being clearer, brighter, sharper in definition, more transparent and more artistic. In the same way our painting, being done by a large staff of the finest slide artists of the day, employed exclusively on our work, and using processes invented and perfected by ourselves, is of a class unobtainable elsewhere, and customers who do not mind paying a reasonable price can have paintings most exquisitely and accurately copied for projection with the Lantern. Photographic Prints on paper can be supplied of all the Subjects in this Series which are marked with an asterisk thus *. Sizes and prices on application. BNL ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK. Fgr the convenience of our customers we have endeavoured to classify under the names of the artists the principal pictures we publish as Lantern Slides. The list is by no means complete but we invite correspondence from anyone not finding what they require here, as we are constantly publishing new subjects. • Most of these are copyright, and published as slides solely by us, by arrangement with the owners of the copyrights. For Lectures on Famous Artists and their Work see pages 938 to 941 & 946 to 947- The prices quoted after each subject are for plain Slides. Many of them can be supplied in the finest quality of painting for 9/- to ll/f> additional, and most of them can be supplied in a cheaper quality of colouring at 3/6 to 5/- additional. ABBEY, EDWIN AUSTIN. 1 Christ standeth at the door. 3s. 2 Deborah. 8s. 3 ,, Jael killeth Sisera 3s. 4 Elisha. The Lepers. 3s. 5 Gideon. 3s. 6 Jacob Wrestleth with an Angel. 3s. 7 The Stratagem of Gideon. 3s. t ABBOTT, F. L. 8 Lord Nelson. 2s. 8 Portrait of Matthew Boulton. 2s. 6d. 10 Sir Horatio Nelson, Rear- Admiral of the Blue. 1798 2s 11 Sir William Herschel in old age. 2s. 12 Viscount Nelson of the Nile. Vice-Admiral of the Blue, 1801. 2s. ABSOLON, J. 13 The Field of Agincourt. 2s. 14 The Field of Crecy. 2s. ADAN, E. 15 The End of the Day. 3s. 16 The Weed Burners. 3s. ALAUX. 17 Marlborough and Prince Eugene at Blenheim. 1704. 2s. ALBERTINELLI. 18 "Visitation.” 2s. ALLAN, Sir W. 19 Heroism and Humanity. 2s. 20 Mary Queen of Scots com- pelled to sign her abdi- cation in the Castle of Lochleven. 2s. 21 Robert Burns. 2s. 22 Robert Burns in his cottage composing “ The Cottar’s Saturday Night.” 2s. 23 The Landing of Mary Queen of Scots at Leith. 2s. 24 The Slave Market, Constan- tinople. 2s. ALLEAUME. 25 The Holy Family. 3s. ALLEGRI, ANTONIO. (See Correggio). ALLEN. J. B. 26 Battle of Waterloo. 2s. ALLORI, C. 27 " Head of John the Bap- tist.” 2s. 6d. ALMA TADEMA, Sir LAW- RENCE. 28 Autumn, Vintage Festival. 2s. 6d. 29 Death of the First Bom. 3s. AMATO, G. 30 The fealty made by the Lords Spiritual at the Coro- nation of George IV. July 19 th, 1821. 2s. 31 The first proclamation of the Indian Imperial Title of the British Crown at Delhi, New Year’s Day, 1877. 2s. 82 The History of the Regalia. 2s. 33 The Imperial Bodyguard. Types of the Soldiers of the Empire. 2s. 34 The Legend of the Coro- nation Oil and the Am- pulla. 2s. 35 The Legend of the Coro- nation Stone. 2s. 36 The Legend of the Ring of Edward the Confessor. 2s. 37 The Legend of Westminster Abbey. 2s. AMBROGIO, DA PREDIS. 38*An Angel playing on a Musi- cal Instrument (Guitar). 2s. 6d. 39*An Angel playing on a Musi- cal Instrument (Violin). 2s. 6d. ANDERSON. 40 The Woman brought before Christ. 3s. 41 The Woman brought before Christ. Christ writing on the ground. 3s. 41aThe Woman brought before Christ. “Go and sin no more.” 3s. 42 The Woman taken in Adul- tery. 3s. ANDREA d’CIONE. (See Orcagna)- ANDREA CORDELLE AGIJ (or Cordegliaghi). 43 *The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine. 2s. ANDREA DEL SARTO (Andrea D’Agnolo, Andrea Van- nucchi). 44 Abraham’s Offer. 2s 6d. 45 Dispute over the Holy Trinity. 2s 6<L