81/5924 Numismatics Spiegel onses tyts Aen de twee Heeren Ian en Cornelis de Wit Den 20 Augustij anno 1672 
81/5924 Numismatics Spiegel onses tyts Aen de twee Heeren Ian en Cornelis de Wit Den 20 Augustij anno 1672 
= Prints after(?) the very rare medal, only found in the collection of G. Munnicks van Cleeff. Cf. the auction catalogue: Catalogus (...) kabinet van historische leg- en gedenkpenningen (..) van G. Munnicks van Cleeff (Amst., 1861). The hollow medal/ box was executed in silver and the front held a rectangular door which could be opened. The verso of the door was engraved with the raid to Chattam, and inside were two loose silver plates, each side engraved with a scene on the murder of the Witt brothers. Not in Van Loon. Jeronimo de Vries describes in Nederlandsche gedenkpenningen verklaard (The Hague, 1837) a very similar medal with the 2 silver plates inside, but without the raid to Chatham on verso of the door and the small portrait opposite of the door on the inside of the medal. Cf. Van Loon, Beschryving der Nederlandsche Historipenningen, vol. 3, p.90 on the 'normal' medal (Rijksmuseum NG-VG-1-1084).
81 5925 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
- Trifle yellowed; nevertheless fine.
= New Hollstein 33, 8th and final state. With an unidentified collector's mark on verso (Lugt 2694).
81 5926 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
- Closed tear in right blank margin; corners sl. darkened. Good, late 17th/ early 18th cent. impression.
= New Hollstein 26, probably the 10th and final state.
81 5927 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
- Fine. = New Hollstein 40, 4th and final state.
81 5928 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
81 5928 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
- Cut on the borderline.
= New Hollstein 21, 8th and final state. On laid paper with bunch of grapes watermark.
AND a copy in reverse of the same composition, New Hollstein copies, copy G, without the address of Gerard Valk.
81 5929 Ostade Adriaen van 1610 1685 
- Good impression trimmed on/ to the borderline. Lower right corner sl. dam.; sl. foxed.
= Cf. New Hollstein 23 (w. sizes 12,6x9,4 cm.), probably the 9th and final state.
81 5930 Overbeek Leendert 1752 1815 
81 5930 Overbeek Leendert 1752 1815 
= Etchings either from the series of six landscapes with cottages and figures or the series of six landscapes with animals and figures (Wurzbach 1 and 2).
81 5931 Parizeau Pierre Louis 1740 1801 after 
81 5931 Parizeau Pierre Louis 1740 1801 after 
81 5931 Parizeau Pierre Louis 1740 1801 after 
81 5931 Parizeau Pierre Louis 1740 1801 after 
- Sl. foxed/ (finger) soiled in margins.
81 5932 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
81 5932 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
81 5932 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
- Somewhat soiled and creased. = Hollstein 163.
AND 3 others, i.a. by the same.
81 5933 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
81 5933 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
- Trimmed on, just within the platemark.
= Hollstein 97. Part of the series of Christ's parables, Parabolarum Evagelicaru Typi.
Idem. Urania. Circular engraving, Ø 13 cm. (borderline), signed "Crispian de Passe inventor excudit" in the plate.
- Soiled and sl. duststained.
= Part of the series of the 9 Muses. Urania, muse of astronomy, is holding a compass and in the background astronomers are looking at the sky. Hollstein 411.
81 5934 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
81 5934 Passe I Crispijn de 1564 1637 
- Grey impression; trimmed on/ just outside the platemark.
= Hollstein 45. From the series Story of Susanna (6 prints).
Perelle, Gabriel (1604-1677) or Nicolas (1631-1695). (Two walkers in river landscape with classical ruins). Etching, 18,5x31,6 cm., w. the address of Pierre Mariette, numb. "4" in the plate.
- Cut on the borderline; soiled/ stained, mostly in lower part.
Bloemaert, Frederick (±1610-±1669). Goats on a farmyard. Engraving, 10x16 cm. (platemark), printed in red, "11" in the plate.
- Wide margins. = Hollstein 26. From the series of animals.
AND ±25 others, 17th- early 19th cent., i.a. by Jan DE VISSCHER and F. BASAN after P.P. RUBENS.
81 5935 Passe II Crispijn de 1594 1670 attrib 
- Laid down and foxed.
= Rare. Franken 359; not in Hollstein. The series shows couples from all over the world in local dresses, combined with astrological signs. These engravings are attributed to Crispijn de Passe II, probably because the plates of the series appear in the inventories of the De Passe firm from 1639 (Veldman, p.453, nr. 199: 'Twaelf maenden in drachten in 12 plaetgen') and 1653 (Veldman, p.456, nr. 32). Franken was the first to ascribe the engravings (on the basis of only six plates: described as those 'très belles gravures') to Crispijn II.
Backer, Jacob de (1540/45-1590/91). (Allegory of Taste). Etching, 15x19,6 cm., "Iacob de Backer invenit" in the plate.
- Sl. fingersoiled; trimmed a few mm. outside the borderline.
= Hollstein 4, 2nd state of 2. From the series of the Five Senses. According to annotation on the mount from the collection of Fred. J. Bianchi (but without his usual stamp).
81 5936 Passe Simon de 1595 1647 
= Cf. British Museum M. 7082, 7054. Printed from silver medallions by Simon van der Passe: i.a. busts of Henry IV of France and his wife and reverse of the medallion showing their coat of arms, busts of Frederick, Count Palatine, the Princess Elizabeth his wife, and their eldest son and the reverse of the medallion.
WITH 3 others laid down on the same leaf. - AND 14 other engr. impressions of decorations by silversmiths, 17th cent.
81 5937 Pencz Georg ±1500 1550 
- Lacks part of lower left corner (repaired). = Hollstein 159.
81 5938 Perelle Gabriel 1604 1677 
81 5938 Perelle Gabriel 1604 1677 
81 5938 Perelle Gabriel 1604 1677 
81 5939 Perelle Gabriël 1604 1677 and family 
81 5939 Perelle Gabriël 1604 1677 and family 
81 5939 Perelle Gabriël 1604 1677 and family 
- Sl. foxed in wide margins; flattened vertical central fold.
Idem. (The Holy family on the Flight to Egypt in an Italianate river landscape). Etching and engraving, 24,4x32 cm. (platemark), w. the address of Le Blond, signed "Perelle in. et fc" in the plate.
- Duststained in margins; trimmed well outside the platemark.
AND 7 others by the same, i.a. The Entrance of Jesus in Jerusalem.
81 5940 Picart Bernard 1673 1733 
= From A. MOUBACH, Naaukeurige beschryving der uitwendige godtsdienst-plichten, kerk-zeden en gewoontens van alle volkeren der waereldt (The Hague, 1727).
AND 14 other large bible prints, partly after the same and C. HOET.
81/5941 Pictura Verzameling van uitgezochte studien voor eerstbeginnenden en gevorderden in de teekenkunst Derde jaargang Aflevering 12
81/5941 Pictura Verzameling van uitgezochte studien voor eerstbeginnenden en gevorderden in de teekenkunst Derde jaargang Aflevering 12
= Artist's manual. Each leaf w. several small or one large subject (i.a. w. hunting scenes).
81 5942 Piranesi Giovanni Battista 1720 1778 
- Trifle foxed; vertical middle fold strengthened on verso at both ends.
= Copy on thick laid paper. Wilton-Ely 727; Focillon 592; Hind p.87.
81 5943 Plattenberg Matthieu van ±1607 1660 
81 5943 Plattenberg Matthieu van ±1607 1660 
81 5943 Plattenberg Matthieu van ±1607 1660 
= Hollstein 8, 9, 13 and 15, all 2nd state of 2.
Idem. The village on the riverside. Etching, 10,4x14 cm., numb. "E.6" in the plate.
= Hollstein 16, unrecorded (3rd ?) state, without address and with different number (E6 instead of E1). Twenty-nine prints are known by this artist.