- Newly stretched and laid down on canvas.
- Yellowed.
- Upper edge laid down on mount. = Cf. New Hollstein 309.
- Traces of former passepartout in margins (affecting image).
ADDED an engraving "Le Frilleux" by J.-C. LE VASSEUR after D. TENIERS.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
- Several holes in centre; tear in left part; paper occas. brittle.
= With the collector's mark of W.A. Freund (Lugt 954) near lower edge.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CIX.
- Yellowed; fold in lower left corner. = Parody on Rowlandson's original caricature.
- Laid down; somewhat foxed; some brown offsetting along edges.
= Sold at Sotheby's, Amsterdam in 2005 (lot 102). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIII.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIII.
- Lower left corner restored (not affecting signature) and sl. waterstained in upper left margin.
- Title supplied on mount and on verso drawing.
= Spectacular drawing showing the explosion of Van Speyk's ship in the harbour of Antwerp on 5 February 1831. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIV.
- Some vague foxing.
- Heavily stained.
Anonymous (19th cent., Dutch school). (Barges and ships leaving the harbour). Drawing, watercolour, signature unread and " fec. 1831".
- Unevenly browned and w. offsetting along edges; chafed and worn along the edges; lower left corner repaired.
AND 1 other watercolour attributed to L.G. HACCOU (heavily browned).