Hamilton Inventory M4/20: Page 18
List of 384 paintings belonging to James, 3rd Marquis, later 1st Duke of Hamilton, after February 1638.
Transcript with spelling and punctuation modernised
Words in italics and bold are in the handwriting of the 3rd Marquis himself.
Transcription
282 One woman, dressed with a garland of feathers upon her head and pendants in her ears, and feathers on the one shoulder, and the other shoulder bare; of
283 One sea piece with a ship and a landscape; of Flessiers
284 One piece of Our Saviour and his disciples, where the woman comes to beg bread, and a landscape
285 One piece of the Triumph of David, with 11 figures; of
286 One piece of a rock with the sea coming to it, and a landscape; of
287 One piece of the Queen [Henrietta Maria, wife of King Charles I] to the waist, side faced [in profile]; of Sir Anthony Van Dyck
288 One piece of My Lord's [a picture of My Lord, James, 3rd Marquis, later 1st Duke of Hamilton], at length [full-length], in armour; of Sir Anthony Van Dyck
289 One piece of My Lady Duchess of Lennox [Mary, Duchess of Richmond], at length [full-length], with a Cupid by [beside] her; of Sir Anthony Van Dyck
290 One piece of My Lady [Lady Mary Feilding, Marchioness of Hamilton, wife of James, 3rd Marquis, later 1st Duke of Hamilton], at length [full-length]; of Sir Anthony Van Dyck
291 One piece of My Lord Denbigh's [William Feilding,1st Earl of Denbigh, father of Lady Mary Feilding and father-in-law of James, 3rd Marquis, later 1st Duke of Hamilton], with a fowling piece in his hand, and a blackamoor by [beside] him; of Sir Anthony Van Dyck
292 One piece of the King [Charles I] on horseback; a copy after Sir Anthony [Van Dyck], done by Rameye [?Remigius van Leemput]
293 One piece of the Lord of Canterbury [William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury], to the knees, leaning his arm upon a pillar; a copy after Sir Anthony [Van Dyck]
294 One piece of the Lady Herbert to the knees, with a scarf flying over her shoulders; a copy after Sir Anthony [Van Dyck]
295 One piece of Mistress Murrow tying up a posy of flowers; a copy after Sir Anthony [Van Dyck]
296 One piece of the Countess of Carlisle to the knees, sitting in a chair; a copy after Sir Anthony [Van Dyck]
297 One little piece of landscape, in water colour, with a horse, a fox and a wolf, an ass and a hare; of
298 One little piece with a town, in water colour; of
299 One piece of landscape, in water colour, where they are hunting; of
300 One little piece, in water colour; in it a house, with men with hawks
302 [There is no 301] on their fists, and sheep
Transcripts by Rosalind K. Marshall 2006
