= Probably the original drawing for Fantastische Schepen (Rott., 1946).
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXV.
= Proof w. variant colours of a prel. page for J. Perk, Gedichten (Amt., 1897); verso w. lithogr. decoration of a central ornament and 4 small butterfly ornaments in corners. Cf. Braches 1568 (w. ill. of this page on p.774). Provenance: auction Sotheby-Mak van Waay Oct. 1984, lot 182. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
- Some creases. = Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek E128.
Idem. Toren van Amersfoort. Etching, 35,5x31,4 cm., signed, "Amersfoort" and "4-50" in pencil, monogrammed in the plate, on Japanese.
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek E86.
- Foxed/ mouldy spots, especially in blank margins; left blank margin irregularly trimmed.
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek 25.
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek, E25, the 1st state (of 3). Showing the Gasthuishofje, Haarlem. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
= Partly from the collection of Philip J., w. his collector's mark on verso.
- Sl. surface dam. (silverfish).
AND 3 etchings, i.a. by Pieter Paul KOSTER.
= Orlik went to Japan in 1900 to learn about the technique of making woodblock prints. There he met the Dutch artist Gijs Bosch Reitz (1860-1938). They became friends and Orlik instructed Bosch Reitz how to produce woodcuts in the Japanese way (see: K.G. Boon, "A Dutch Artist in Japan", in: The Fascinating World of the Japanese Artist, ed. H.M. Kaempfer and W.O.G. Sickinge (The Hague, 1971), p.41-48). Comprises:
1. (Two Japanese women carrying children on their back). Woodcut on thin Japanese, 16x11,3 cm., signed "Orlik 1900" and "Probedruck" in pencil, monogrammed in the block. Illustrated on p.46 of the article above and in final state (printed in 4 colours) on the frontcover of the exhib. cat. by P. Voss-Andrae, Wie ein Traum! Emil Orlik in Japan (Hannover, Mus. Wilhelm Busch, 2021). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
2. (A Japanese women seen from the back with trees in the background). Colour woodcut, 9x5,6 cm., signed "Orlik 1900" and "Kyoto" in pencil, on Japanese.
3. (Pine tree). Woodcut, 5x5,5 cm., monogrammed in the block, on Japanese.
4. (Landscape with trees). Woodcut on thin Japanese, 4,8x6,2 cm.
5. "Ex libris Emil Orlik". Woodcut in black and red, 8,7x7 cm., monogrammed (in reverse) and "97" in the block, on thin Japanese.
6. (Portrait of a woman). Aquatint, 7,5x7 cm., signed "Emil Orlik 99", numb. "1-10" and (in outer lower margin) "[?] BR zu Neujahr 1901 Kyoto" in pencil, on Japanese.
7. (Repeated monogram "BR" [Bosch Reitz] with floral ornamentation). Drawing, pen and ink and watercolour, 8,5x28 cm., signed "Emil Orlik gr[?] Kyoto" in pen and ink, on Japanese.
8. (Monogram "GBR"). Drawing, pen and ink, 3x3,7 cm., on Japanese.
Provenance: ex collection Gijs Bosch Reitz; ex collection Six van Wimmenum Laren; sale A.L. Van Gendt & Co., Amsterdam, May 1977, lot 1458.