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81 5724 Dance of death  Passe I Crispijn de Passe 1564 1637 81 5724 Dance of death Passe I Crispijn de Passe 1564 1637
81 5724 Dance of death  Passe I Crispijn de Passe 1564 1637 81 5724 Dance of death Passe I Crispijn de Passe 1564 1637
81/5724 [Dance of death]. Passe I, Crispijn de Passe (1564-1637). Dance Macabre (Lady accompanied by Death in a formal garden). Engraving, 13x8 cm., 4-line caption below, signed "Crisp. de Pass fe" in the plate.

- Sl. foxed, mostly in margins; narrow vertical blue stain on verso, shining through on the right side.

= Part of a pair of two prints, showing a gentleman and a woman dancing/ walking with Death. Hollstein 90 ad.

ADDED: ±30 (very) sm. etchings and engravings, taken from various works, showing mostly allegorical scenes, i.a. 2x a vanitas scene.

€ (70-90) 160
81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666 81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666
81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666 81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666
81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666 81 5725 Danckerts Danckert 1634 1666
81/5725 Danckerts, Danckert (1634-1666). Peasant on Horseback and various animals./ Two cows in the water./ A spinning woman and child near cattle. Three etchings (of 4) after Nicolaes BERCHEM, both ±17,5x24,3 cm. (platemark), both "Dancker Dackerts fecit et excudit" in the plate.

- Ample margins; trifle/ sl. foxed. = Hollstein 19-21, 1st state of 3.

Visscher, Jan de (1633-after 1682). (Pastoral landscapes). Three (of 8) etchings after Nicolaes BERCHEM, each ±24,8x34,5 cm. (borderline).

= Hollstein 108, 109, both 1st state of 2 and 112, 1st or 2nd state.

AND 2 others by the same after the same: Hollstein 105 (3rd state of 3) and 114 (later impression).

€ (150-250)
81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892 81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892
81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892 81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892
81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892 81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892
81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892 81 5726 David Jules 1808 1892
81/5726 David, Jules (1808-1892). Album moral. La bonne et la mauvaise conduit. Lot of 12 lithogr. plates from the work, all w. central ill. within pict./ ornamental border, 31,5x34 cm. (image and captions), Paris, Jeannin, ±1835, all w. the publisher's blindstamp.

- Most plates trifle foxed; some w. vague waterstain in lower blank margin; one plate w. closed tear in lower blank margin.

= The original work contains 24 plates, 12 concerning good and bad behaviour of boys/ men and 12 of girls/ women; this lot consists of the complete series concerning boys (but without the title-page), most plates juxtaposing different moral attitudes or situations connected to a certain age, i.a. "Économie (12 ans.)"-"Vagabondage (12 ans)", "Travail (20 ans)"-"Débauche (20 ans)" and "Bonheur (30 ans)"-"Misère (30 ans)". The Album moral was published as the first prize winner of the 'Prix Delessert', a contest instituted by the industrialist, banker, inventor and botanical collector Benjamin Delessert (1773-1847). France littéraire, tome XXVII, Cinquième année (Paris, 1836), p.256: "Nous avons dit que le prix de 2,000 fr., offert par M. Benjamin Delessert, pour la composition d'un album moral, ayant pour but de representer les suites de la bonne et de la mauvaise conduite chez les ouvriers, avait été adjugé (...) à M. Jules David. (...) La manière dont les douzes scènes choisies par M. J. David ont d'ailleurs été traitées, est aussi ingénieuse que adaptée à l'intelligence populaire. (...) [Ces oeuvres] doivent puissamment contribuer à l'amélioration des moeurs populaires, l'une des tendences de la civilisation."

€ (50-70) 60
81 5727 Delff Willem Jacobsz  1580 1638 81 5727 Delff Willem Jacobsz 1580 1638
81/5727 Delff, Willem Jacobsz. (1580-1638). (Portrait of Louise de Coligny). Engraving after Michiel VAN MIEREVELD, 1627, 41,5x29 cm., engr. captions below.

- Old flattened middle-fold. = Hollstein 20.

€ (150-250) 160
81 5728 Delff Willem Jacobsz  1580 1638  attrib  81 5728 Delff Willem Jacobsz 1580 1638 attrib
81/5728 Delff, Willem Jacobsz. (1580-1638) (attrib.). "Afbeeldinghe van den ellendighen staet der Nederlanden, onder de tweede tijrannije van den hertoghe van Alba." Engraving, 41x56,4 cm., w. engr. caption in Latin and Dutch above image and engr. verses in Dutch in 4 columns and legend in 2 columns below image, Middelb., I.P. Vennius, 1622.

- Mounted under passepartout along margins; sl. yellowed.

= Large historical print with allegorical elements but also with the execution of Egmont and Van Hoorne in the background. Hollstein 97a; F.M. 514 ("Zeer fraaije en belangrijke pl."); Atlas van Stolk 408. Rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVII.

AND 1 other (dam.) print.

€ (150-250) 375
81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829 81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829
81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829 81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829
81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829 81 5729 Demarne Jean Louis 1752 1829
81/5729 Demarne, Jean-Louis (1752-1829). Le pont de Pierre. Etching, 14,2x20 cm. (platemark), signed (?) "J.L. Demarne f" in pencil on verso.

= Hippert & Linnig 11.

Idem. Le paysage à la barriere rustique. Etching, 13,9x19,7 cm., signed "J.L. Demarne f" on verso in pencil.

= Hippert & Linnig 10.

AND 1 other etching by the same, unif. signed in pencil: Le Pont naturel (Hippert & Linnig 9).

- All trifle foxed, otherwise fine. = All printed on laid paper. Prints by this artist are scarce.

€ (100-150) 100
81 5730 Devotional prints  Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618 81 5730 Devotional prints Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618
81 5730 Devotional prints  Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618 81 5730 Devotional prints Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618
81 5730 Devotional prints  Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618 81 5730 Devotional prints Collaert Adriaen 1560 1618
81/5730 [Devotional prints]. Collaert, Adriaen (1560-1618). (The attributes of the crucifixion) (Crucifixions). Engr. title and 4 plates, each ±15x9,5 cm. (platemark).

= From B. RICCI, Triumphus Jesu Christi Crucifixi (Antwerp, 1608). Hollstein 1838-1842.

AND 15 other small devotional prints and holy pictures, i.a. the Adoration of the Magi (engraving by AMBROSIUS FRANCKEN on vellum, monogrammed in the plate. Rare), a female saint seated near a field (engraving by G. HURET); Saint John the Baptist as a child (engr. by C. GALLE) and 6 plates by ADRIAEN COLLAERT from the series Virginis Mariae Vita.

€ (100-150) 100
81/5731 Devotional prints  Lot of 9 engravings 81/5731 Devotional prints Lot of 9 engravings
81/5731 Devotional prints  Lot of 9 engravings 81/5731 Devotional prints Lot of 9 engravings
81/5731 Devotional prints  Lot of 9 engravings 81/5731 Devotional prints Lot of 9 engravings
81/5731 Devotional prints  Lot of 9 engravings 81/5731 Devotional prints Lot of 9 engravings
81/5731 [Devotional prints]. Lot of 9 engravings, mainly early 17th cent., various sizes, all laid down on modern paper mount, i.a. B. À BOLSWERT, (Our Lady of Sorrows) (engr. after A. BLOEMAERT. Copy in reserve); C. GALLE, (Man of sorrows) (engr. after A. VAN DIEPENBEEK. Foxed); H. WIERIX, "Nobilissimarum Virtutum Typus" and C. PINSSEN (publ.), "Litaniae de venerabili ac sanctissimo sacramento Eucharistiae" (Litany of the most blessed sacrament) (engr. w. a central engraving of praying kneeling people around the altar, attractively heightened w. gold).
€ (100-150) 220
81 5732 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 81 5732 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604
81 5732 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 81 5732 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604
81/5732 Dolendo, Zacharias (1561-±1604). Crucifixion. Engraving after Karel VAN MANDER, 15,4x10,8 cm., w. the address of Jacques de Gheyn, numb. "10".

= New Hollstein 46, 1st state. With the collector's mark of P.M. van Doorne (1896-1971) (Lugt 4731) and an unidentified collector (Lugt 2641b).

AND 5 others, i.a. by Philips GALLE and José DE RIBERA (poor copy of Saint Jerome hearing the Trumpet of the Last Judgment).

€ (100-150)
81 5733 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 and Gheyn II Jacques de 1565 1629 81 5733 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 and Gheyn II Jacques de 1565 1629
81 5733 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 and Gheyn II Jacques de 1565 1629 81 5733 Dolendo Zacharias 1561 ±1604 and Gheyn II Jacques de 1565 1629
81/5733 Dolendo, Zacharias (1561-±1604) and Gheyn II, Jacques de (1565-1629). The Passion Series. Thirteen (of 14) engravings after KAREL VAN MANDER, each ±15x10,5 cm., with the address of J. DE GHEYN II.

- Without the engr. title. All engravings trimmed to the borderline along upper and left and right margins, lower margin trimmed 1-2 mm. outside platemark. All in fine condition.

= Hollstein (Van Mander) 57-69; Hollstein (Dolendo) 10-22; Hollstein (De Gheyn family) 37-49. The series in uniform impressions w. extended margins on paper without watermark. Hollstein 56 in 3rd state (of 3) w. the address of Jacob Colom in lower margin; all other engravings in the second state (of 2). Hollstein 56, remarks that this 3rd edition/ state was "used in Jeremias de Decker, Goede Vrijdag, Ofte het Lyden onses Heeren Jesu Christi, Amsterdam Jacob Colom, 1654." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVIII.

BOUND IN: J. DE DECKER, Alle de Rym-Oeffeningen (Amst., 1726, 2 vols., 11 engr. plates/ div. titles, contemp. unif. blindst. vellum, 4to. Occas. sl. foxed (not affecting the Dolendo Passion plates)).

€ (600-800)
81 5734 Doré Gustave 1832 1883 81 5734 Doré Gustave 1832 1883
81 5734 Doré Gustave 1832 1883 81 5734 Doré Gustave 1832 1883
81/5734 Doré, Gustave (1832-1883). Lot of 20 engravings, all proofs for bookillustrations, on rather heavy paper.

- Partly foxed; all formerly rolled.

€ (100-150) 110
81 5735 Dou Gerard 1613 1665  after 81 5735 Dou Gerard 1613 1665 after
81/5735 Dou, Gerard (1613-1665) (after). (Selfportrait). Engraving by Pierre Alexandre TARDIEU, w. engr. caption below reading: "L'Amateur des arts et des sciences", 27,5x20,5 cm., framed.

- Old annot. in pen and ink in upper blank margin

€ (70-90)
81 5736 Drebbel Cornelis Jacobsz  1572 1634 81 5736 Drebbel Cornelis Jacobsz 1572 1634
81/5736 Drebbel, Cornelis Jacobsz. (1572-1634). Astronomia. Engraving after H. GOLTZIUS, 16x12,8 cm. (image), "7" and double-line Latin caption below.

- Paper remnants of former tipping-on on verso; trimmed just outside the borderline.

= With the collector's mark of Carl Ritter von Zepharovich (19th cent., Lugt 2675). Part of the series of the Seven liberal arts. Hollstein 10. Scarce.

€ (100-150) 210
81 5737 Duncker Balthasar Anton 1746 1807 81 5737 Duncker Balthasar Anton 1746 1807
81 5737 Duncker Balthasar Anton 1746 1807 81 5737 Duncker Balthasar Anton 1746 1807
81/5737 Duncker, Balthasar Anton (1746-1807). (Herdsmen, children and cattle). Series of 7 (of 8) etchings after Johann Heinrich ROOS, each ±18,5x25,5 cm. (platemark), numb. "2" to "8", 1x w. the address of Basan, Paris.

- Ample margins; sl. agetoned and sl. grey impressions; a few foxed spots. = Rare series.

€ (300-500)
81 5738 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528 81 5738 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528
81/5738 Dürer, Albrecht (1471-1528). Erasmus of Rotterdam. Engraving, 24,4x19 cm., monogrammed, "MDXXVI" and w. captions in upper left corner.

- Good impression, cut on/ just inside the borderline. Sl. yellowed/ sl. soiled and some (foxed) spots. Verso partly sl. (water)stained, occas. shining through i.a. in lower right corner.

= Meder 105a, with watermark Meder 314 with letter L and pendant letter B; Schoch, Mende and Scherbaum 102. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVIII.

€ (10.000-15.000)
81 5739 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528 81 5739 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528
81/5739 Dürer, Albrecht (1471-1528). The Man of Sorrows and the soldier. Title-woodcut from the series of The Great Passion (12), 19,8x19,5 cm., framed.

- Trimmed on the border of the image in right margin; all text on recto cut off as often; trifle foxed near margins; small blank portion of paper near upper edge restored; tiny closed tear in the crown of thorns; corners tipped onto mount.

= Meder 113, from the "Textausgabe 1511" with text on verso; Schoch 154. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVIII.

€ (2.000-3.000) 2000
81 5740 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528  after 81 5740 Dürer Albrecht 1471 1528 after
81/5740 Dürer, Albrecht (1471-1528) (after). The Martyrdom of Saint John. Etched copy after the woodcut, ±1498, from The Apocalypse, 38,2x27,2 cm., monogrammed in the block.

- 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.

€ (150-250)
81 5741 Dusart Cornelis 1660 1704 81 5741 Dusart Cornelis 1660 1704
81/5741 Dusart, Cornelis (1660-1704). The drunk couple. Etching, 13,3x10,8 cm., signed and dated "1685" in the lower left corner.

- Foxed; on thick, later paper. = Hollstein 7, the only state.

AND 5 others, i.a. copies after David TENIERS and Adriaen VAN OSTADE.

€ (100-150) 130
81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  by/ after 81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 by/ after
81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  by/ after 81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 by/ after
81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  by/ after 81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 by/ after
81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  by/ after 81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 by/ after
81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  by/ after 81 5742 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 by/ after
81/5742 Dyck, Anthony van (1599-1641) (by/ after). Icones Principum Virorum Doctorum (...). Collection of 112 engravings and etchings i.a. by the artist, Lucas VORSTERMAN, Wenzel HOLLAR and Petrus DE JODE, each ±24x17 cm.

- 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).

€ (1.000-1.500)
81 5743 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  after 81 5743 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 after
81 5743 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641  after 81 5743 Dyck Anthony van 1599 1641 after
81/5743 Dyck, Anthony van (1599-1641) (after). "Michael Mirevelt, iconum pictor in Hollandia." Engraving by JACOB WILLEMSZ. DELPHIUS, 23,5x19 cm., engr. captions and "cum privilegio" below. - ADDED: an engr. portrait of "Thomas Muntzer" by ROMEYN DE HOOGHE (from A. GODFRIED, Historie der kerken en ketteren, 1701).
€ (40-60) 50