- Last leaf 2 sm. closed tears in outer blank margin.
= Complete. "Kalender behoorende by het kerstboek 1927-28 van de Wereldkroniek".
- Sl. yellowed; sl. waterst. in lower blank margin.
= Title supplied in a diff. hand in lower blank margin.
AND an etched and aquatint riverview by the same, signed "E.R. Homan '73" and "EA 40" in pencil.
- Sl. yellowed; outer left and outer right margin laid down on mount w. sellotape; lower left blank corner dam.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XIV.
- Vaguely waterst. in right margin.
AND 1 other colour woodcut by the same, "Abenschetterer".
= De Groot 153.
AND 8 other loose calendar lvs. by the same for various years.
- Complete copy. = De Groot 157.
= De Groot 155, 12 and 157, 12. Both separate prints of the 1908 and 1909 calendar.
AND 1 other lithograph printed in yellow by the same: Catalogus van Teekeningen en Lithographieën (De Groot 77, III).
- Mount dam. in upper margin.
Idem. Bladerknoppen. Colour lithograph on chine collé, 13,2x19,3 cm., signed "Th. van Hoytema" in pencil, monogrammed on the stone (foxed).
= De Groot 153.10 and 163.4. Separate prints of the 1906 and the 1914 calendar.
AND 7 other (colour) lithographs by the same, i.a. a mediocre copy of "Dyk op Texel" (browned; blank margins dam.) and 5 (parts of) calendar lvs.
- Partly foxed. = Separate print of the May lithograph from the 1910 calendar. De Groot 159,5.
AND 9 miscell. others by i.a. Marius BAUER (Man op een ezel. Unsigned), P. FRANKEN PZN, Piet MATTHES, Willem de ZWART and Waalko Jans DINGEMANS.
- Some sl. foxing, especially on mount.
= De Groot 116. "Op de veiling van het nagelaten werk van Theo van Hoytema, F. Muller, Amsterdam, 14 november 1917, werd door de firma Tresling het recht gekocht om 'van de navolgende 20 lithographieën vijf en twintig afdrukken te laten maken, welke door R.N. Roland Holst genummerd en geparafeerd zullen worden'. Van slechts een aantal prenten zijn in geconsulteerde verzamelingen dergelijke drukken aangetroffen" (De Groot p.7). This print not seen by De Groot.
AND 2 other lithographs by the same and by Wim Beuning ("De Boom").
- Some vague foxed spots; sl. creased in right margin.
= Provenance: the collection of Liesbeth Brandt Corstius and Kees Broos.