- Good impressions w. small margins. Occas. sl. stained. = Hollstein 5-8.
- Wide margins.
= With the collector's mark of Gian-Carlo Rossi (2nd half 19th cent) (Lugt 2212, collection was auctioned in 1886) on recto. With an attribution to Antonio Tempesta in pencil.
AND 9 other sm. woodcuts, mostly 16th cent., taken from various works.
- All cut short w. loss of image; various corners chipped or damaged; three prints waterstained. Sold w.a.f.
= (Very) rare. Part of a set of 20 prints depicting the Acts of the Apostles. The print collection of Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden holds a numbered set, contrary to the prints above, which suggest that these engravings are a first or earlier state. Hollstein XIII, p.36, 8 (The Ascension of Christ) and probably Hollstein 3 (Liberation of St. Peter) are part of the series; Nagler 2882. GDW is identified as a print artist from Brussels. There is also a slight possibility that the monogram stands for Giovanni da Udine (who was part of Raphael's workshop).
- Occas. trifle foxed; mostly fine.
= Comprises i.a. 9 engravings by C. SOULZBERGUER after J. WEIJSTER (Augsb., G.B. Probst, ±1780. Ample margins) and 5 etchings by Izaak DE WIT JANSZ. after Jacob CATS (Amst., n.publ., 1805-1807. Incl. one duplicate).
- Cut on/ just outside the platemark. = Scarce. Robert-Dumesnil 99.
- Trifle yellowed; nevertheless fine.
= Printed after drilling holes at the top and bottom of the plate. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCIII.
= Ad 1: First edition and complete series of beautiful plates of the 17th century estate Heemstede (near Utrecht). Hollstein 10-35. Ad 2: State before the address.
- Scattered dustspots; sl. agetoned.
= Rare business card for the instrument maker and bassoon player Coenraad Rijkel (1664-1726), apprentice, nephew of and business partner of Richard Haka. In 1696 they had a business conflict; in 1700 they reconciled and Rijkel continued under his own name.
- Formerly folded (w. some tears on folds); sl. browned (verso worse). = Rare. F.M. 1374.
AND 9 others, mostly (Dutch) historical prints, i.a. "Friedens Handlung zu Breda, geschlossen durch die gevollmächtigten (...) geratificirt (...)1667" (etching after R. DE HOOGHE showing the ratification of the peace of Breda).
- Trimmed just outside the borderline, with the address cut off; flattened central vertical fold.
= From the series Hollstein 76-111, 3rd state (of 5). With the collector's mark of Collection d'Arenberg on verso (Lugt 567).
= All proofs before letters, first state of 2. All etchings by this artist are very rare.
= Hollstein 110, 1st state of 2.
Idem. Three sailing-vessels on calm waters. Shore of inland waterway with a ketch, two smaller boats and fishermen. Two etchings, 12,7x20,2 cm. (borderline), signed "R Zeeman" and "2"/ "6" in the plate.
- First print waterstained and w. vague manuscript annots. in upper margin, trimmed just outside the borderline; 2nd print w. wide margins.
= Hollstein 105 and 109, both 2nd state of 2, with the double borderline. All three part of the series "Verscheyde Binne-waters".
- All etchings trimmed to the borders (2 etchings trimmed at approx. 4 mm. outside the lower the border).
= Hollstein 105, 106, 108 en 110, all second state (of 2).
- Hollstein 22 (sl. foxed; lower corners sl. dam. (just touching the image)), 23 (sl. foxed), 24 (cut to the borderline), 25 (some foxing; small margins), 26 (cut to the borderline) and 27.
= Hollstein 22-27, all the first and only state. All but one with the collector's stamp of A.P. van den Briel on verso (Lugt 407a) and 1x with an unidentified stamp (Lugt 1521a), 1x with the stamp of Louis August Weinrich (Lugt 1713a), 1x w. the manuscript mark of "R. Dumesnil et Verstolk".
- Second print with sm. tear in upper edge and closed hole.
= Hollstein 127 and 132, 2nd state of 2.
Hogenberg, Frans (1535-1590). (Battle on the Zuiderzee, 1573). Etching, 21,5x29 cm., publ. ±1570-1590.
= From the series Geschichtsblätter.
AND 3 other prints, showing ships.
= Both w. collector's mark of Fürstlich Waldburg Wolffeg'sches Kupferstichkabinett on verso (Lugt 4542). New Hollstein Hollstein 90 and 92, 1st state (of 4), without the addresses.
- A few foxed spots; some red offsetting on verso, not visible on recto.
= Hollstein 124, the 5th state (of 6). On laid paper with foolscap watermark.
- 'Vlotschuit' (H.56) w. repaired upper right corner and sm. closed tears in lower corners; 'Overtoom' (H.58), sl. grey impression; 'Block-huÿsen' (H.60), verso strengthened; 'Modder-molen' (H.62), sl. foxed.
= Hollstein 56, 58 (1st state of 2), 60 and 62. H.62 w. the collection mark of Boymans van Beuningen (Lugt 700a, doublette) and an unidentified mark showing an asterisk.
- All tipped/ laid down on mount; otherwise fine.
= Hollstein 30, 32, 34, 39, 43, 44 and 50. All copies in reverse, 1x with the address of G. Valk. Comprises i.a. "De Hasewint een Spaensch Vaerder, De Vrijheijt een Oorlogs Schip", "Een uijtlegger of Watte Convoyer, Een Staten Iacht", "Een Gelderse Kaegh, Een Vriesche Kaegh" and "De Liefde een Noorts-Vaerder, t' Geele Fortuyn een Oost-Vaerder."
AND 1 other etching in reverse after the same: A merchantman of which the hull is being caulked (Hollstein 95).
- Two sm. brown stains; otherwise fine.