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verdant walks, which accompany the
river in all its turnings. On the right
hand of this river is a building that is
the exact model of the portico of the
church of Covent garden, on the left is
a wilderness laid out in regular walks,
and in the middle is a Palladian wooden
bridge over the river.
With the earth dug from the bed of
this river, his Lordship has raised a ter-
race, that affords a prospect of the adja-
cent country; which, when the tide is
up, is greatly enlivened by the view of the
boats and barges passing along the river
Thames.
Pictures, &c. in the new house at Chiswick.
In the Portico.
Augutus, a busto.
Saloon.
Lord Burlington and three of his sisters,
Elizabeth, Juliana, and Jane, by Sir
Godfrey Kneller.
Rape of Proserpine, Sconians.
Anne of Austria, Frederick Elde.
Morocco Ambassador in the reign of
Charles II. figure by Sir Godf. Kneller;
and back ground and horse, by Wyke.
King Charles, his Queen, and two chil-
dren, Vandyke.
Judgment of Paris, Cav. Daniele.
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Lewis XIII. Fred. Elde.
Apollo and Daphne, Cav. Daniele.
Bustos.
Antinous.
Lucius Antinous.
A Bacchanalian.
Socrates.
Faustina.
Britannicus.
Plautilla.
Antoninus.
Apollo.
Bust unknown.
Domitian.
Adrian.
Red Velvet Room.
Madonna della Rosa, by Domenichino.
Noah sacrificing, Carlo Maratti.
Painting and designing, Guido Rheni.
The holy family, Carlo Maratti.
King Charles I. Cornelius Johnson.
Pope Innocent IX. Diego Velasques.
St. Gregorio, Cavidoni.
Pope Clement IX. Carlo Maratti.
The holy family, Giacinto Brandi.
The holy family, Salviati.
Duchess of Somerset, Vandyke.
Bacchus and Ariadne, Sebastiano Ricci.
A woman, school of Rubens.
Three statues, chiaro oscuro, Nic. Poussin.
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