= GK.E-1930-5.
Idem. Zuidhavenpoort, Zierikzee. Etching w. aquatint, 38,5x49,5 cm., signed "H.E. Roodenburg fec.", "Zierikzee" and "215", monogrammed, titled and "1926" in the plate.
= GK.E.-1926-9.
AND 9 others by the same, all signed in pencil, i.a. Begijnhof Amsterdam (colour etching. Mounted under passepartout, GK.-E-1932-2), Vrouwenrecht, Delft (browned. GK.-E-1932-2); Gezicht op Gorinchem (GK.E-1960-1), Veere (dated 1919, not in Roodenburg/ Trouw, but cf. GK.E-1916-16, same composition smaller size) and Academie, Leiden (GK.E-1954-4) and views in Nijmegen en Utrecht.
- Verso w. paper tape along margins and (vague) dedication to Kees Broos in pencil.
= With an unsigned duplicate printed on Japanese.
Idem. "Rondo". Etching, 25x15 cm., signed "Ru van Rossem '50", titled and "l'Epreuve d'artiste" in pencil, monogrammed and "50" in the plate. - AND 7 other (col.) etchings by the same.
= Portrait of the artist's eldest son as a baby.
AND 3 other early prints by the same, all signed in pencil, i.a. "Man with goat".
- Background stamp-drawing faded. Lid of perpex box rubbed/ sl. scratched; board box sl. dustsoiled and some waterstains on edges.
= Dobke 1968.42 (Dobke, Dieter Roth Books + Multiples p.16 and 25). "The widest circulation of any of his multiples was achieved by the 'Taschenzimmer' [Pocket Room], which was available from 1968 onwards (...) A transitory object made to fit snugly into one's trouser pocket, it consisted of a card bearing a rubbed stamped picture of a table inside a playing card box,with a slice of banana pressed onto the card. Set within this 'frame', the banana was free to moulder on the table and gradually disintegrate (...)" (p.16). Provenance: the collection of Kees Broos and Liesbeth Brandt Corstius.
- Portfolio frayed and split.
- All rolled.
= WIth signed pencil annotation: "Houdt die Clowns er maar bij voor korting - tenzij dat je er niets voor voelt [signed]". Verso w. printed "Uitnodiging".
AND 3 other small drawings, i.a. a small watercolour by Hedy GUBBELS.
- Closed tears in the margins.
Idem. (Portrait of G. Veerman). Lithograph, 31,2x26 cm., signed and "'17" in pencil, on chine collé.
- Margins dustsoiled and sl. duststained.
= Also signed by the sitter and dated "Utrecht 4 Maart 1917" in pen and ink.
AND a smaller lithograph by the same.
- A very vague vertical fold in centre of lower part, mainly visible on verso; some vague superficial scratches in the ink near corners; small vague yellowish stain in outer blank margin in lower left corner. Nevertheless a fine print, each flaw only visible outside the frame, without glass covering the print.
= Engberg & Phillpot, 106. Printed in an edition of 36, this is one of 6 copies Hors Commerce. No copy traced in the trade. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXI.