- Yellowed; sl. surface dam. in outer lower blank margin.
= Provenance: the collection of C.J.M. Rolink.
= Provenance: the collection of C.J.M. Rolink. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE III.
- Sl. yellowed; small stain in right margin. = Provenance: the collection of C.J.M. Rolink.
= From the series 240 days (reproduced on p.90 of the book).
Idem. 240 days/ dagen/ jours/ tage. Amst., Meulenhoff/ Landshoff, (1985), no pagination, 240 full-p. col. ills., title w. large red artist's? stamp and numb. "90-240", orig. boards w. dustwr., large 8vo.
- Dustwr. trifle soiled and a few sm. tears.
= With SIGNED DEDICATION to "Kees" [Broos] and "Liesbeth" [Brandt Corstius], "B-B-C", dated "Arnhem 9-11-1985".
AND a small orig. watercolour (14,9x10,4 cm., monogr. and "2001" in pen) by the same, w. autograph New Year wish an verso.
- Vaguely waterst. in outer blank margins.
AND 7 others, i.a. prints by C. VLAG ("Voorburg"), R. LUCASSEN, ("79 RL") (waterst. in lower margin) and P. VAN DER KLUNDERT.
- Pinholes in corners; a sm. tear in left margin and a few other minor imperfections.
= Design for the front or back cover and spine in Art Nouveau style, probably Dutch.
- Sl. yellowed, a few small tears in blank margins.
= In the style of 1920's pochoir prints. With an attribution to an unknown artist "Dubout Lardin".
- Yellowed; some vague folds/ tiny tears. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE III.
- Yellowed; large cut in upper margin.
AND a similar gouache of a jockey and his audience, probably by the same hand.
= Striking portrait.
- W. mould spots in ample margins. = Curious print.
Anonymous (first half 20th cent.). (People working on the land and carrying bags). Woodcut, 29x26,5 cm., on thin Chinese. - AND 2 others, by N. EEKMAN, (Man planting plants in a small garden) (woodcut, signed) and H. VAN DER STOK (Two Casuaris) (woodcut, signed. Browned).
- Two creases.
= Perhaps a design for a pochoir print or after a print? With an attribution to an unknown artist "Dubout Lardin".
AND 7 pochoir prints, i.a. by GHERRI MORO.
- Sl. soiled.
AND 3 others, i.a. "Cyklon" (etching by WILHELM DOMS, ±1928) and an etching by G. ROTERMUND.