77 5404 Hogarth W 1697 1764 
77 5404 Hogarth W 1697 1764 
= Paulson 182, the 2nd and final state. Later impression.
Printed on the same leaf as IDEM, Hymen and Cupid (Paulson 151. Later impression). - ADDED: 7 lithogr. (book) illustrations.
77 5405 Hollar W 1607 1677 
77 5405 Hollar W 1607 1677 
77 5405 Hollar W 1607 1677 
77 5405 Hollar W 1607 1677 
77 5405 Hollar W 1607 1677 
= New Hollstein 735 and Pennington 184, 3rd state (of 3).
AND 6 other engraved portraits (mainly 17th/ 18th cent.), i.a. of "Jr. Adolph Werner. Baron van Pallandt, Heer van Zutheim" (by SCHIAVONELLI, after A. DE LELIE); "Jan de Bisschop" (by D. COSTER, after I. DE BAANE) and "Petrus Scriverius" (by J. HOUBRAKEN, after C. DE VISSCHER).
77 5406 Holsteijn C 1618 1658 
- Sm. spot w. manuscript restoration in upper right corner; sm. rubbed spot in upper left corner; a few sm. strengthened spots on verso. Othewise fine and a strong impression.
= Hollstein 1; Wurzbach I, p701-702. Dutch caption reading "daer Bachus ons ansiet De droefhydt ons ontvliedt". Provenance: Dr. Julius Hofmann (Lugt 1264) and Carl Ritter von Zepharovich (Lugt 2675). Very rare.
77 5407 Hopfer D ±1470 1536 
- On paper with unidentified watermark. A few sl. foxed spots; tiny chip in blank platemark border.
= With collector's mark "RS" on verso (possibly Lugt 2238a (unidentified)). Hollstein 86, 2nd state (of 3); Bartsch 77, 2nd state (of 2).
AND 1 other: a copy after D. HOPFER, Kuntz (Conrad) von der Rosen, Court Jester of Emperor Maximilian I (etching, monogrammed "D.H." A few thin spots; tiny chip in lower right corner; vague flattened folds on verso. Hollstein 97A).
77/5408 Horses and horsemanship La Penelope née au Haras de S A R Monsgr Le Dauphin 
77/5408 Horses and horsemanship La Penelope née au Haras de S A R Monsgr Le Dauphin 
- Ample margins; partly sl. soiled on recto in margins and on verso.
77 5409 House of Orange Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5409 House of Orange Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5409 House of Orange Anonymous early 19th cent 
- First print sl. browned; 2nd print cut on the platemark.
= F.M. 6034b and 6035. Showing scenes with the wounded crown prince William of Orange after the battle of Waterloo.
AND 5 others, i.a. a lithograph calligraphed text by C. MAGNENAT of the Dutch anthem "Wien Neerlandsch bloed in de aders vloeit" (F.M. 6993) and mourning portraits of king Willem II and stadtholder Willem V.
77/5410 House or Orange Afbeelding der vreugde gepleegt in all de Steeden by de aanstelling van Zyne Doorluchte Hoogheid den heere Willem Carel Henrik Friso tot Stadhouder in blo
77/5410 House or Orange Afbeelding der vreugde gepleegt in all de Steeden by de aanstelling van Zyne Doorluchte Hoogheid den heere Willem Carel Henrik Friso tot Stadhouder in blo
= F.M. 3870.
"Zinnebeeldige kunstprent op de waare vaderland-liefde". Engraving w. etching by M. SALLIETH after H. LAPIS, 42x56,5 cm. (platemark), 1788. - WITH the letterpress text. - AND 2 engravings (sl. frayed/ torn).
77 5411 Hunt the Elder Ch 1803 1877 
77 5411 Hunt the Elder Ch 1803 1877 
- Trifle foxed; margins prob. whitened/ cleaned; not examined outside of frame.
77 5412 Huys F 1522 1562 
- Caption cut off. = From the series of 10 engravings showing the Sibyls. Hollstein 11. Rare.
77 5413 Huysum J van 1682 1749 after 
- Not examined outside frame.
= From the collection of Godfried Bomans, verso frame with his annotation: "gekocht bij Becker, Haarlem. Zomer 1944. Godfried Bomans, Zonnelaan 17, Haarlem."
77 5414 Immenraet P A 1627 1679 
- Trimmed on/ just outside the borderline; sm. fold and "48" in red pencil in upper right corner.
= Hollstein 3, only state; Bartsch 16 (Van Uden). Rare.
77 5415 Jegher C 1596 1652/53 
- Foxed spot in left margin; a few vague creases; pinhole in borderline in lower margin. Under passepartout.
= Hollstein 5. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE C.
77 5416 Jode G de 1509 or 1517 1591 
- Trimmed to the image, w. approx. 1 mm loss along the upper edge; small umobtrusive closed tear in left edge.
= Rare. New Hollstein 541. Adriaen de Weerdt probably died around 1579. Interesting allegory on caritas (love and compassion) with the divine charity personified by the crucified Christ on the left and the worldly caritas personified by a mother and her 3 children on the right. The caption below is the bible verse John 3:16 (For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life). The children themselves are personifications of Faith, Love and Hope, referring to the bible verse 1 Corinthians 13:13 (So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love).
77 5417 Jode G de 1509 or 1517 1591 
- Cut to the borderline; closed cut (±1 cm.) on the left; sl. duststained.
= Orn. Cat. I, 84.7. From the series the Labours of Hercules set in grotesques (12 engravings).
77 5418 Jongkind J B 1819 1891 
77 5418 Jongkind J B 1819 1891 
77 5418 Jongkind J B 1819 1891 
- Very fine set on laid paper. = Delteil 1ff, second state (of 2). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CI.
77 5419 Jongkind J B 1819 1891 
= Delteil 20, 4th and final state.
77 5420 Judaica and hebraica La fête de Purim 
77 5420 Judaica and hebraica La fête de Purim 
77 5421 Judaica and hebraica Picart B 1673 1733 
- Slightly age-toned.
77 5422 Kallenberg J ±1500 1565 
77 5422 Kallenberg J ±1500 1565 
- Doubled (obscuring a hole in upper right corner).
AND two other woodcuts by 2 unidentified 16th cent. artists (1x prob. a later edition), i.a. (St. Luke and St. Marc each approached by a nobleman with a gift, a church in the background) (18,5x36,6 cm. Trimmed to the border; lower right corner sl. dam.; yellowed).
77 5423 Klein J A 1792 1875 
77 5423 Klein J A 1792 1875 
77 5423 Klein J A 1792 1875 
77 5423 Klein J A 1792 1875 