77 5744 Both A 1612 1642 attrib 
- A few tiny closed holes/ tears along outer margins.
= With attribution in later hand on verso. With the collector's stamp of A. Mouriau on verso (Lugt 1829).
77 5745 Bouwmeester J A 1793 1854 
77 5746 Brill H J 1810 after 1853 
- Sl. foxed.
77 5747 Bruckman W L 1866 1928 
- Mounted under passepartout; margins foxed.
77 5748 Brugmans H C J 1837 1876 
- Sl. browned/ foxed.
77 5749 Brummer M 19th cent 
- Slightly yellowed; a few vague stains; middle fold splitting at top end.
= Showing three facades and floor plans of the same countryhouse.
77 5750 Butterflies etc Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5750 Butterflies etc Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5750 Butterflies etc Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5750 Butterflies etc Anonymous early 19th cent 
77 5750 Butterflies etc Anonymous early 19th cent 
- Most drawings in very fine condition, some with the following minor defects: some smudging; occas. trifle/ sl. foxed in outer blank margin; 2 drawings w. sm. tear in inner blank margin (not affecting the watercolour); a few lvs. fingersoiled in outer blank margin. Bookblock loose; heraldic bookplate on upper pastedown.
= The skilfully executed and beautiful drawings bear strong resemblance to the 18th and 19th century drawings of butterflies by J.C. or J. Sepp or A.J. Rösel van Rosenhof. The main focus of the drawings is on the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into the butterfly. All on paper with "J. Honig & Zoonen", "J. Kool", "De Ervens Dk Blauw", "J. Kloppenburg", "Van Gelder", a beehive w. Orange tree or the Pro Patria (2 diff. types) watermark. With a silhouette portrait drawing frontisp. of probably the original owner W.D.V. de Graaf (1762-1846), a Utrecht pharmacist. On the backstrip his name and title "Inlandsche Kapellen" are given.Came into possession of the present owner by descent. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXVII.
77 5751 Butterflies Verhuell Q M R 1787 1860 
- Sl. fingersoiled (perhaps by the artist); vague diagonal fold.
= Study for plate 35 of the "Beschouwing der wonderen Gods, in de minstgeachte schepzelen of Nederlandsche insecten" (volume VII) by J.C. Sepp.
77 5752 Chantal L 1822 1899 
77 5752 Chantal L 1822 1899 
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXVIII.
Idem. (Halflength portrait of seated gentleman). Drawing, watercolour w. pencil, 18x15,5 cm., signed "Louis Chantal" in red pencil, under passepartout.
- Sl. yellowed.
77 5753 Cohen D 1st half 19th cent 
= The first drawing has a contemp. annotation in pen and ink on verso reading "Dessiné d'après Boucher par D. Cohen 7 Sept: 1825". Both possibly early works by David Haim Cohen Pareira (1797-1876), who usually signed "'D. Cohen Pareira" (accord. to Scheen).
77 5754 Colin A M 1798 1875 
77 5754 Colin A M 1798 1875 
- A few spots; sl. cut short in lower edge.
= According to a later French annotation on verso this is the actor Bertin in the role of Zug in the play Le Pauvre Berger by Daubigny.
AND 2 watercolour drawings by ALEXANDRE DUPENDANT, both signed, showing two men in historical costume.
77 5755 Conscience Francis A 1795 1840 
= The caption reads: "Elle est belle dit-il, Mais le moindre grain de mil, ferait bien mieux mon affaire". The original design for the lithograph, published in the periodical La Caricature politique, morale, littéraire et scénique (no. 103, 25 October 1832, plate 212). The caption (and the scene) is a take on the text by Jean de la Fontaine on the fable Le Coq et le Perle. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXVIII.
77 5756 Courtois J 1621 1676 
- Yellowed; sl. soiled.
= Provenance: the collection of J. and C. Ulmann (Lugt 3533). With the collector's mark of Dr. Max A. Goldstein (Lugt 2824) on verso.
77 5757 Cuyp J G 1594 1652 style/ surroundings of 
- The connection of the three parts of the panel profesionnally strengthened on verso. Newly varnished.
= A fine portrait, possibly of a surgeon, considering the tongue depressor and the silver medicine (or snuff?) box the man is holding. For identification of the artist, see the website of the RKD. A fine portrait. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXVIII.
77 5758 Decker C G 1625 1678 attrib 
- A few sm. brown spots.
= Provenance: auctioned at Frederik Muller, december 1913 (lot 537); London at E. Parson & son, 1925 (cat. no.43, lot 176); Paul Brandt, Nov/ Dec. 1982 (lot no.989). With annotation "P. Molyn" on verso, whose style is very similar. On laid paper with double watermark of a foolscap and a bunch of grapes. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIX.
77 5759 Détaille J B E 1848 1912 
- Paper sl. browned.
77 5760 Détaille J B E 1848 1912 
77 5760 Détaille J B E 1848 1912 
= Tipped on modern mount together with cut out older French (auction?) catalogue entry.
AND 2 other small drawings showing French soldiers by unidentified artists.
77 5761 Dillis J G von 1759 1841 attrib 
= Attribution in later pencil on verso.
77 5762 Dircks late 19th/ early 20th cent 
