- Verso traces of glue from former mounting and paper tape round sides.
= Meder 164; Schoch a.o. 112; Bartsch 61. Probably a late 17th/ early 18th cent. impression.
- Foxed; on thick, later paper. = Hollstein 7, the only state.
AND 5 others, i.a. copies after David TENIERS and Adriaen VAN OSTADE.
- All but a few on thick woven paper, w. wide margins; most plates sl. or trifle foxed in margins, a few worse.
= All but a few with the blindstamp "Chalcographie du Louvre Musées Imperiaux" (printed during the French second empire, 1852-1870) (Lugt 1695, variant). I.a. 11 etched portraits by Van Dyck himself: the title print with his selfportrait (NH I, 5th state of 6, before the adjustment of the title), Jan Brueghel the Elder (New Hollstein 2, 6th state of 6), Pieter Brueghel (New Hollstein 3, 6th and final state), Desiderius Erasmus (NW 4, 5th state), Frans Francken (NH 5, 6th and final state), Adam van Noort (NH 7, 6th state of 7, before the removal of the rust stains), Paulus Pontius (NH 8, 7th and final state), Jan Snellinck (NH 9, 7th and final state), Lucas Vorsterman (NH 12, 7th and final state), Willem de Vos (NH 14, 6th or 7th state), Jan de Wael (NH 15, 7th and final state).
- Browned; closed tear in upper blank margin. = Hédiard 46.
AND 1 other similar by the same: no.XXIV from the series Illustrations pour les poésies (signed on the stone; Hédiard 171).
- Ample margins; fine.
- A few prints frayed/ corners torn off.
- Narrow margins; trilfe frayed. = Hollstein 16; F.M. 2301, 4.
"Afbeelding van den Brand van den Schouwburg te Amsterdam, den 11den May, 1772." "Afbeelding van de Schouwplaats gedurende den Brand (...)." Two engravings by Cornelis BOGERTS after Pieter BARBIERS, 21x33,2 cm., with engraved captions in Dutch and French below, Amst., T. Crajenschot, 1772.
- Both fine. = F.M. 4252-a/3.
AND 7 others similar, i.a. a series of 4 engravings of different phases of a fire in Leyden (by Noach VAN DER MEER, Leyden, C. van Hoogeveen, 1766) and a large engraving of the ruïns of the powder factory De Munnik in Purmerend (by Cornelis BOGERTS after Hendrik DE KEUN, Amst., J. Smit en zonen, ±1780).
= Hollstein 110-163 (Bol) (the entire series).
AND 5 others on 3 lvs.: an etching by Johannes JANSON (fishermen hauling in a net) and 4 engravings (on 2 lvs.) by Pieter VAN DEN BERGE, showing i.a. a fisherman from Marken.
- All good impressions w. small margins.
= From the series of 600 etchings depicting French views, landscapes, birds, fish and frontispieces (Hollstein VI, p.246, not listing other prints by Flamen). Nice series, depicting the fish in the foreground and with coastal views or riverscapes in the background.
- A few engravings sl. foxed/ w. contemp. annots.
= Mostly flowers/ shrubs.
- A few creases and sm. restorations to paper; not examined outside frame.
= Wessely 146; Le Blanc 55; Hollstein 8. The very rare coloured version of this mezzotint.
= Plates 676, 679, 686 and 1130 from the Botanical magazine.
AND 22 other handcol. botanical prints, i.a. from the FLORA BATAVA.
- Lacks 40 plates and their explanatory textlvs.; some lvs. loosening; some soiling on title-p.; otherwise contents fine. Wrappers dam.
= Rare. Nissen, BBI 1331. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVIII.
= Part of the series Hortus Floridus. Veldman, Crispijn de Passe and his Progeny p.205-212 ("the masterpiece of the then 20 or 21-year old Crispijn the Younger"); cf. Nissen, BBI 1494; Hunt 199; Hollstein 171.
- Two engravings sl. foxed.
= From M. DUHAMEL DU MONCEAU, Traité des arbres et arbustes que l'on cultive en France en pleine terre (2nd ed., 1801-1819).
ADDED: 41 other handcol. engravings/ chromolithographs of flowers, i.a. from Flora and Sylva (1904-1905).
- Margins trimmed to ±5 mm outside the borderline. = Not in Hippert & Linnig.
AND 1 other etching by Leendert OVERBEEK.













































