79 5636 Waterloo Anthonie 1609 1690 
- Good impression with margins.
= Hollstein 63, the 2nd state (of 3), before the Basan edition. Showing two huntsmen on horseback with a servant running behind them.
79 5637 Waterloo Clark John Heaviside ±1770 1863 and Hamble J R act 1775–1825 
- Left blank margin cut on the border line.
79/5638 Whaling Cagelot of Potwalvis lang omtrent 60 Voeten even benoorden Egmond op Zee Levend Gestrand op den 15 February 1764 den 1 Maart aldaar in Veiling Verkogt voor 810 Guldens 
- Fine
= Nice and rare view of a stranded sperm whale, with an inset view of the whale seen from the back. Ingalls 380; F.M. 4150; Atlas van Stolk 4136; Sliggers/ Wertheim p.92ff, i.a. on the legal argument that unfolded in the wake of the stranding of this sperm whale. Two groups claimed the ownership of the sperm whale, basing their argument on customary law at sea that dead whales were possession of those that staked the first claim. This specific whale was displaced from its original stranding place (where it had been claimed by the first group) by strong winds in combination with a flood and was then claimed by a second group of claimants. The bailiff in charge judged that right of salvage and not sea laws prevailed, which meant that neither of the two groups had any claiming rights and the proceeds of the sale had to go to the States of Holland. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
79/5639 Whaling Een Walvisch Lang 70 voeten gestrandt op de Hollandtse zee kust tusschen Schevelingen en Katwyk in Sprokkelmaandt 1598 
- Sl. stained and fingersoiled; central fold partly strengthened on verso (shining through on recto).
= From H. Grotius, Nederlandtsche Jaerboeken en Historien (...) (Amst., 1681). Ingalls 359.
79 5640 Wierix Anton ±1552 ±1624 
- Lower half partly mounted.
= Hollstein 52.1, first state (of 2); Mauquoy-Hendrickx III.1 no. 1983, first state; cf. Koeman II, p.211. The fine large print depicts 49 important church- or military leaders in costume. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
- Sl. browned. = Hollstein 917; Mauquoy-Hendrickx 707b.
AND 14 others by the same and other members of the WIERIX family and 1x by Adriaen COLLAERT, i.a. 10 plates from J. NADAL, Evangelicae Historiae Imagines (Antw., 1593).
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
- One print. w. closed tear in lower margin; sl. fingersoiled in margins. Fine impressions w. ample margins, formerly bound in a contemporary album.
= Hollstein 573-575, Mauquoy-Hendrickx 278-280. Interesting series which combines the parable with scenes from the Old and New Testament, i.a. the Last Supper.
79 5643 Willmann Michael 1630 1706 
= Bartsch 31. Copy without (before?) the signature.
79 5644 Winghe Joos van ±1542 1603 after 
- Sl. browned/ foxed; repaired section in the centre (w. loss of image); a few tiny holes.
79 5645 Wolgemut Michael 1434 1519 and Pleydenwurff Wilhelm ±1460 1494 
79 5645 Wolgemut Michael 1434 1519 and Pleydenwurff Wilhelm ±1460 1494 
79 5646 Zimermann Josef Anton 1705 1797 
79 5646 Zimermann Josef Anton 1705 1797 
- Trimmed to the border line (lower right corner just within borderline); two sm. foxed spots.
= After the gobelin by Peter Candid. Rare.
AND 9 others, i.a. Jan VAN DER MEER DE JONGE, (Wooded landscape) (etching and engraving, signed in lower right corner. Vague creases); Richard VAN ORLEY, (Two scenes, both(?) from Il Pastor Fido) (2 engravings, both signed "R. van Orleÿ fecit" below image. One laid down) and Aelbert MEYERINGH, (Mountainous landscape with a traveler crossing a river) (engraving, signed "A. Meyeringh Inv. et Fecit" below image).
79 5647 Zuccarelli Francesco 1702 1788 
79 5647 Zuccarelli Francesco 1702 1788 
79 5647 Zuccarelli Francesco 1702 1788 
79 5647 Zuccarelli Francesco 1702 1788 
79 5647 Zuccarelli Francesco 1702 1788 
- Two closed tears in left margin (1x two centimeters into image).
Voyez, Francois (1746-1805). "La jeune bergère". Engraving after BOUCHER, 43x28,3 cm., w. engr. caption, verses and address ("A Paris chez Beauvarlet") below image. - AND 4 others, i.a. by Jacob OUYS and Willem Hendrik HOOGKAMER.
79 5649 Allebé August 1838 1927 
79 5650 Andriessen Anthonie 1746 1813 
= Provenance: the collection of A.M. van den Broek with his collector's mark on verso.
79 5651 Anonymous late 16th/ early 17th cent 
- Laid down; browned and soiled; various closed holes.
= A combination after two engravings by Johannes Sadeler after Maerten de Vos (cf. Hollstein 20 and 23 or Hollstein 28 and 31 (Vos)).
79 5652 Anonymous late 16th/ early 17th cent 
= With later pencil attribution(?) to Cornelis van Haarlem.
79 5653 Anonymous 17th cent German school 
- Doubled w. Japanese; some vague foxed spots; flattened vertical fold in centre.
= With an unidenfied circular watermark showing a border filled with circles.
79 5654 Anonymous 17th cent Italian school 
- Slightly foxed; a few sm. stains; margins strengthened on verso.
= With similar sketches on verso. With reference to Bernardo Buontalenti on passepartout.
79 5655 Anonymous 17th cent Italian school 
- Browned (unevenly) and foxed; laid down, closed holes in lower part; lower right corner worn away and repaired with part of another drawing showing a semi-nude sitting man.
= With the collector's marks of R. Lamponi (Lugt 1760, act. 2nd half 19th cent.) and unidentified collector (Lugt 609, sometimes attributed to the Belgian industrialist Charles Henri Marcellis). With a later (plausible) attribution on verso to Anton Domenico Gabbiani. According to Lugt several drawings were bought by Lamponi from the alleged Marcellis.