Painters and their works: a dictionary of great artists who are not now alive, giving their names, lives, and the prices paid for their works at auctions . portraitof Lord A. Hamilton (sold with the Stover Collection) and perhapsone other. It is likewise the opinion of those most capable ofgiving a correct one, that Romney never signed any of his pictures,and it is very uncertain if Old Crome signed any of his (althoughhe signed some of his etchings and drawings); Stark certainlydid not, and many more names might be mentioned. 432 PAINTERS AND THEIR WOBKS. When a picture is so evidently by som
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Painters and their works: a dictionary of great artists who are not now alive, giving their names, lives, and the prices paid for their works at auctions . portraitof Lord A. Hamilton (sold with the Stover Collection) and perhapsone other. It is likewise the opinion of those most capable ofgiving a correct one, that Romney never signed any of his pictures, and it is very uncertain if Old Crome signed any of his (althoughhe signed some of his etchings and drawings); Stark certainlydid not, and many more names might be mentioned. 432 PAINTERS AND THEIR WOBKS. When a picture is so evidently by some great artist that therecannot be any doubt as to who painted it, a signature is valuableas confirming the general opinion ; but the mere fact of an artistsname being on a picture is very slight evidence that it waspainted by him. Painters have also varied their signatures so much that it isimpossible to give a Correct idea of them by examples. The lateSir John Millais sometimes signed his pictures with the initialsof his names, at others with his full name, while on other workshe placed a mark which is given on Plate 47. SIGNATURES AND MARKS.—1.. Cherlbino Alberti. VOL. Hi. Mariotto Albertinklli. 2 t!i SIGNATURES AND MAEKS.—2. AlFMl Domenico Alfani di Paris. G -A Lk^rtcLZs* Ettienne Allegrain. AUsAion (M3 Alessandro Allori. Angiolo Allori, called II Bronzino. w AND.SAffL.no FAG Albrecht Altdorfer. Andrea dAgnolo, calledAndrea del Sarto. Fra Angelico da Fiesole. Jean Joseph Ansiaux. Antonello da Messina. Andrea Appiani. SIGNATURES AND MARKS.—3. 3 3 YCMA Jacques van Arthois, or Artois.