- Slightly frayed.
= F.M. 4986a (chapter "Zinneprenten op het herstel des stadhouders", 1787): "De Oranjeboom, waaraan de portretten in medaillon van den Stadhouder, Gemalin en drie kinderen en onderaan die zijner vier voorouders, wordt door den Pruissischen adelaar beschermd."
- Fine. = F.M. 5425.
"De moedige Batavieren." Engraving by Gaspar BOUTTATS(?), 16x16 cm. (incl. captions), with Dutch and French caption/ legend in 3 columns below, ±1763.
- Fine. = F.M. 2514.
AND 4 others, mainly on the same subject.
- Fine. = F.M. 5423a.
"Vervloekte Tweedracht! Helsch gedrocht, van elk gedoemd; Zolang 't Gemeenebest op 's Hemels bijstand roemt (...)." Engraving, 27,5x20,5 cm., with engr. explanatory verse in 2 columns below, ±1787.
- Fine. Without the separate letterpress explanation in Dutch and French.
= F.M. 4993a (chapter "Zinneprenten op het herstel des Stadhouders", 1787): "Zinneprent, waar de prins op een hoeksteen naast de Nederl. Maagd staat. De Tweedracht tracht de hoeksteen door een hefboom te verplaatsen, doch wordt door den Pruissischen adelaar belaagd enz. (...)."
AND 2 others, i.a. (Vallende Oranjeboom) (anonymous engraving, 1795. F.M. 5304a).
- A (very) fine copy, trimmed on/ just outside the borderline.
= Hollstein 34, the 2nd state (of 2), without the name.
Idem. The Three Drinkers. Etching, 10,5x10 cm., tipped onto mount.
= Hollstein 29, probably the third and final state.
- Sl. agetoned; cut on/ just within the borderline.
= Part of the Passion series. Hollstein 820.
Altdorfer, Albrecht (1480-1538). Christ's entry in Jerusalem. Christ bearing the Cross. Two woodcuts, each 7,3x4,9 cm., monogrammed in the block.
= New Hollstein w.17 and w.27.
AND 10 other woodcuts, partly cut from or complete leaves from various works, i.a. by/ after Thomas GEMINI (skeleton) and 2 lvs. w. woodcuts by Michael WOHLGEMUT.
- Fine, trimmed 1 mm outside the borderline. = Pauli/ Hollstein 34, 5th state (of 5).
- View w. Haringpakkerstoren w. wide margins; sl. yellowed; other two prints cut to the image; 'autre veue' w. small dam spot in upper left corner and w. extended margins.
= Part of the series of 8 Vues de ports de mer. De Vesme 798, 799 and 800.
- Margins foxed/ duststained; leaf frayed and creased along edges.
= Contemporary portrait with a facsimile manuscript poem signed and dated 1825.
- Trimmed on/just outside the platemark; fine impression.
= Hollstein 2, 2nd state of 5. With the manuscript collector's marks of Wilhelm Koller (died in 1871, Vienna. Lugt 1583), dated 1849 and "Molitor Reich" (?). Laid paper with a watermark showing a large heraldic crowned shield with the Agnus Dei bearing a cross.
- Minor imperfections, fine copies.
= Hollstein 41-48, 5th state of 98. All with the collector's mark of Arenberg (Lugt 567).
- Margins browned; 2 sm. repairs on verso in central fold.
- A few lvs. (vaguely) creased/ soiled/ (ink)stained.
- Several prints doubled; partly (sl.) yellowed, waterstained, frayed and fingersoiled.
= The second print partly foxed.
- Sl. stained in upper margin; some small foxed spots.
= From F. Levaillant, Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux de Paradis des Rolliers (...) (Paris, 1801-1806. Nissen IVB 559).
- Some minuscule foxed spots.
= From F. Levaillant, Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux de Paradis des Rolliers (...) (Paris, 1801-1806. Nissen IVB 559). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CIII.
= Comprises i.a. Anthus Pratensis, Ampelis Garrulus, Tyto Alba Guttata, Riparia Riparia and Cypselus Apus.
ADDED 10 others, all prints of other animals, i.a. an engraving of cows by MARCUS DE BYE after PAULUS POTTER.
- First series trifle foxed, mostly along edges; 2nd series plates for the greater part yellowed. Binding worn/ rubbed along extremities; paper over covers partly worn off.
= Rare edition, probably published by De Leth as a series of prints, without the original letterpress titles and dedication and content leaves. On the series ("Icones"): Bolten, Dutch and Flemish Drawing Books p.69-70 describes the editio princeps of ±1669 with a few dedication and contents leaves, the etchings unnumbered. On both series, cf. in extenso: J.G. van Gelder and I. Jost, Jan de Bisschop and his Icones & Paradigmata (...) (Doornspijk, 1985); cf. Hollstein 6 (a very incomplete entry). The first series after i.a. Caracci, Dominichino and Michelangelo, 2nd series reproducing Greek and Roman sculpture. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CIV.
- First print somewhat foxed; no.6 folded, w. central fold closed on verso; no. 4 and 5 w. ample margins, others trimmed on/ a few mm. outside the platemark; no.3 "Blaeu brugh" supplied in duplicate (w. all margins cut off).
= Hollstein 109-114.