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Page 587 of 1858 Results 11721 - 11740 of 37146
77 5564 Vernet A C H 1758 1836 77 5564 Vernet A C H 1758 1836
77/5564 Vernet, A.C.H. (1758-1836). "Le Singe et le Léopard". Lithograph, 19x24,3 cm., signed "Carle Vernet", w. the address of G. Engelmann.

- Trifle duststained in margins.

AND 4 others similar by the same: "L'Education", "Le Savetier", "Le Cocu battu et content" and "Les deux Taureaux et la Grenouille".

= Early lithographs. All from LA FONTAINE, Fables choisies (1818)

€ (80-100) 80
77 5565 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 77 5565 Vernet E J H 1789 1863
77 5565 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 77 5565 Vernet E J H 1789 1863
77/5565 Vernet, E.J.H. (1789-1863). (Algerian soldier treating his gunshot wound). Mezzotint, 40,5x33,5 cm., signed "H. Vernet" in the plate.

- Trife foxed; some closed tears.

Levachez, C.F.G. (act. 1760-1820). (Officer on horseback). Mezzotint, 25,5x35 cm.

- Foxed and sl. creased spots; some sm. holes and weak spots.

AND 7 miscell. others, i.a. by L. NOËL after D. LECAMUS, A. LEGRAND after MONNET and J.E. HAID after L.-J. GREUSE.

€ (80-100) 80
77 5566 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 after 77 5566 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 after
77 5566 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 after 77 5566 Vernet E J H 1789 1863 after
77/5566 Vernet, E.J.H. (1789-1863) (after). "Le Chien du Regiment". Lithograph, 20x25 cm., lithogr. caption below, on chine collé. Pirodon, E. (19th cent.). "A vingt ans". Lithograph after C. LENOIR, 39x30,2 cm., lithogr. caption below, publ. M. Barbot, Paris.

- Some foxing and sm. tears in blank margins.

AND 5 other miscell. 19th cent. lithographs.

€ (50-70) 50
77 5567 Visscher C 1629 1658 77 5567 Visscher C 1629 1658
77/5567 Visscher, C. (1629-1658). Self-portrait. Engraving, 13,3x9,2 cm., "Corn. Visscher fecit An 1649" in the plate.

= New Hollstein 162, the second state (of 2). Rare.

€ (200-300) 210
77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652 77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652
77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652 77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652
77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652 77 5568 Visscher C J 1586 1652
77/5568 Visscher, C.J. (1586-1652). "t' Slot te Purmerendt, in Noort Hollandt." Etching from the series of 4 etchings depicting castles in Holland and Utrecht, 12,5x19,8, cm., engr. caption below image.

- Tipped onto mount; trimmed to/ just inside the borderline. = Hollstein 166, 2nd state with the number.

AND 8 others, incl. several sl. dam. copies and incl. 2 duplicates, i.a. C.J. VISSCHER, "'t Slot te Purmerendt, in Noort Hollandt" (engr. view, titled and "C.J. Visscher Fecit et excu." and "2" below image. A few sm. holes/ thin spots in sky area).

€ (80-100) 110
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ 77 5569 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
77/5569 Visscher, C.J. (1586-1652) (publ.). (Biblical scenes). Lot of 6 large engravings after J. VAN LONDERSEEL, M. DE VOS, K. VAN MANDER and A. BLOEMAERT, all ±35x51 cm., four w. engr. captions below in Latin, "CVisscher Excudit" in the plate.

- Some sl. foxing/ thumbing; occas. cut on/ just outside the borderline/ trifle frayed.

= The Amsterdam based publisher Cornelis Visscher started publishing large engravings of biblical scenes from ±1630, so-called "royaalbijbelprenten". After his death, his heirs continued the production. The engravings were sold separately and were combined in the "Royaalbijbel".

€ (300-500)
77 5570 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 77 5570 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
77 5570 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 77 5570 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
77/5570 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). Country dance in a barn. Etching after A. VAN OSTADE, 26x36 cm., w. engr. text of 4 lines in 2 columns below image and w. "Joan de Visscher fecit", "Ad. van Ostade pinxit".

- Stain in upper left corner; on thick laid paper. = Hollstein 21, 3rd state (of 3).

Luiken, J. (1649-1712). "Beeren-hof van den Keurvorst van Saxen te Dresden". Etching, 18x29,2 cm., "Jan Luycken invenit et fecit" in the plate below the image.

- Browned.

= Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 418. From Naauwkeurige en gedenkwaardige reysen van Edward Brown (...) door Nederland, Duytsland, Hongaryen (Amst., 1682).

AND 8 others, i.a. by A. VAN HALEN, J. LUIKEN and K. DUJARDIN and 2 anonymous handcol. etchings showing fountains in the gardens of the Villa Aldobrandi (Dutch copies after G.B. FALDA).

€ (100-150) 190
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77/5571 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). The Parts of the Day. Complete series of 4 etchings after C. BERGHEM, each 29,7x36,4 cm., w. titles "Aurora", "Meridies", "Vesper" or "Nox" and "C. Berghem inventor./ J. Visscher fecit." and the address "Justus Danckerts Excudit" engr. below image, unif. framed.

- Three etchings w. closed (marginal) tears; one etching sl. foxed. Not examined outside frame.

= Hollstein 1-4, each 2nd state (of 2).

€ (150-250)
77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 77 5572 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
77/5572 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). The resting couple. Etching and engraving after N. BERCHEM, 19x25,6 cm., "J. Visscher fecit" and "2" in the plate.

= Plate 2 of the series of 4 pastoral landscapes after Nicolaes Berchem. Hollstein 96, 1st state of 2.

Berchem, N. (1620-1683). The shepherd playing the flute. Etching, 18,5x13,8 cm., w. engr. numb. "51" in lower right corner below image.

= Hollstein 6, 4th state of 5.

AND 6 others, all after N. BERCHEM, by J. DE VISSCHER (5x, Hollstein 60, 70, 78, 82 and 102) and J. GROENSVELD (Hollstein 4).

€ (100-150) 160
77 5573 Visscher L 1631 1691 77 5573 Visscher L 1631 1691
77/5573 Visscher, L. (1631-1691). Jan de Witt, assembly hall in left background. Etching and engraving after J. DE BAEN, 52,9x38,7 cm., w. 9-line Dutch caption below image, "L. Visscher sculp." and "G. Bidloo" in the plate.

- Dam. spot of ±7 cm. in middle fold. = Rare. Hollstein 31, 2nd state (of 3); F.M. portr. 6169.

€ (100-150) 110
77 5574 Vliet J J van act ±1628 1637 after 77 5574 Vliet J J van act ±1628 1637 after
77/5574 Vliet, J.J. van (act. ±1628-1637) (after). Man relieving himself. Etching from the set of 10 Various full-length figures, PRINTED ON VELLUM, 7,3x4,5 cm.

= Cf. Hollstein 88.

€ (70-90) 70
77 5575 Voet I A 1613 1689 ? 77 5575 Voet I A 1613 1689 ?
77 5575 Voet I A 1613 1689 ? 77 5575 Voet I A 1613 1689 ?
77/5575 Voet I, A. (1613-1689) (?). "Que sous les climats froidureux Les Peuples Sont bien malheureux De n'avoir aucun Sep de Vigne; Tout plaisir leur est interdit, Le Ciel en tout temps leur rechigne, Et la Nature les maudit." Engraving after ?, 28,8x19,1 cm., two 3-line verses engr. below image, publ. by F. Guerard, Paris.

- Closed tear in image; sm. stain in caption.

= With collector's mark of "Louis" (not in Lugt). Not in Hollstein. A rare and interesting print, quoting in French the verses of the poet Saint-Amant on the bad luck of inhabitants of colder climes for not being able to enjoy the sweetness of wine. Compare the preceding lot.

€ (60-80)
77 5576 Vredeman de Vries P 1572 1630 77 5576 Vredeman de Vries P 1572 1630
77/5576 Vredeman de Vries, P. (1572-1630). View of a street bordered by houses with in the centre a tree, in the right foreground a man with a boy and two dogs. Etching and engraving from the series of 29 Small architectural perspective views, 15,2x21 cm., with "Vriese invê.", "H. Cock excu." in the plate, framed.

= Hollstein 85, 1st state of 2.

€ (100-150) 100
77 5577 Wael C de 1592 1667 77 5577 Wael C de 1592 1667
77/5577 Wael, C. de (1592-1667). Hunters resting at an inn. Etching, 11,7x14,8 cm., "4" engr. in lower right corner.

- Doubled, trimmed on/ just outside the borderline; w. a (glue)stain near upper right corner.

= New Hollstein 8, the 2nd state (of 3).

€ (100-150)
77 5578 Waterloo A 1609 1690 77 5578 Waterloo A 1609 1690
77/5578 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). A man and a woman on a hummock. Etching, 13,3x14,6 cm., monogrammed '" AW ex" and "4" in the plate.

- Sm. tear in upper blank margin; sl. foxed in margins. = Hollstein 68, 3rd state of 3.

AND 3 others similar by the same: Forestlane (H.62. Prob. 2nd state of 2); Large oak along a path (H.66, 2nd state of 3) and Two lanes (H.67, 2nd or 3rd state of 3).

€ (100-150) 100
77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690 77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690
77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690 77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690
77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690 77 5579 Waterloo A 1609 1690
77/5579 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). A traveller passing two large trees. A rider and flock on a bridge. The small hamlet. Three etchings, each ±9,5x14,5 cm., lettered "g", "h" and "i" in the plate, signed "A. Waterlo fe" in the plate (1x).

= Part of a series of 12 landscapes. All Basan edition. Hollstein 27 (2nd state of 2), 28 (2nd state of 2) and 29 (4th state of 4).

€ (100-150)
77 5580 Watteau J A 1684 1721 77 5580 Watteau J A 1684 1721
77/5580 Watteau, J.A. (1684-1721). L'Homme accoude. Etching, 10,8x6,8 cm., "Vateau inv. et fecit" in the plate below the image.

- Closed tear in upper margin (just within the borderline); vague oblique fold; thin brown ink stripe in right margin (just affecting image).

= Robert-Dumesnil I, the 3rd state (of 5).

€ (300-400) 300
77 5581 Whistler J A McNeill 1834 1903 77 5581 Whistler J A McNeill 1834 1903
77/5581 Whistler, J.A. McNeill (1834-1903). Afternoon tea. Lithograph, ±1895, 19x14 cm., w. the artist's butterfly monogram on the stone, on Japanese.

- Expertly cleaned.

= Levy 114. With the collector's stamp of Henri Marie Petiet on verso (Lugt 5031) (shining through). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CIX.

€ (1.000-1.500)
77 5582 Wierix A ±1552 ±1624 77 5582 Wierix A ±1552 ±1624
77/5582 Wierix, A. (±1552-±1624). The rest on the flight into Egypt. Engraving, 26x21,5 cm., w. the address of H. HONDIUS.

= Hollstein 478 and Mauquoy-Hendrickx 264, 3rd state of 4.

Smith, J. (1652-1743) (after?). (Madonna and Child). Mezzotint after B. SCHEDONI, 25x18 cm. (platemark).

- Sl. foxed and yellowed. = Contemporary copy in reverse.

€ (80-100) 80
77 5583 Wierix J 1549 after 1615 77 5583 Wierix J 1549 after 1615
77 5583 Wierix J 1549 after 1615 77 5583 Wierix J 1549 after 1615
77/5583 Wierix, J. (1549-after 1615). Saint Luke the Evangelist. Engraving after M. VOS, 22,5x27,7 cm., numb. "3", publ. by P. Baltens.

- Trimmed just outside/ on the image; sl. creased.

= Hollstein 1117, 3rd and final state; Mauquoy-Hendrickx 838.

AND 3 others, i.a. by H. SWANEVELT and A. SADELER II.

€ (100-150) 100
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