- Somewhat browned. = Delteil 6, 5th state of 8, from L'Artiste (febr. 1885).
= Delteil 6, 6th state of 8. Published in Les Lettres et les Arts (September 1889).
= Hollstein 14 and 19, only state, but both without the number in lower right corner; Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 175 ("Spaerwouw").
AND 7 others, i.a. "Gezigt aan de Spaerwouder-Poort" (2 copies, (1x handcol.) engr. view by H. SPILMAN, Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 544) and "Gezigt aan 't Zuider Spaarne, na de Zomervaart" (2 copies, (1x lightly handcol.) engr. view by C. VAN NOORDE, Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 555).
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
- First print w. a few sm./ tiny brown spots; 2nd print sl. grey impression.
= Hollstein 17, 2nd state of 3; Hollstein 19, first and only state.
= Rouir 819, first state, before the address of Cadart.
Idem. L'Amante du Christ. Helio-engraving, 18,3x11,2 cm., signed in the plate.
= Cf. Rouir 742, 2nd state (without the name of the printer), but with the title in the plate not mentioned by Rouir and different dimensions.
AND 1 other after the same.
- Laid down on board. = Delteil 4, 3rd state (of 3).
- Sl. stained in left blank margin. = Rare, nice view.
AND ±10 miscell. others, incl. plates of birds, furniture and ornaments.
- Fine impression.
= Fine etching, only known in later states, reworked by A. Waterloo. Hollstein/ Ruischer 14; Hollstein/ Waterloo 40, the final state (of 3), with the address of Waterloo and the number. With the collector's mark of J.E. Wetterauer on verso (Lugt 3870).
- Trimmed 1 mm. outside the border line; small closed tear in upper margin affecting the image; a few sm. vague stains.
= Hollstein 565, only state.
AND 1 other similar by the same after Maerten DE VOS (trifle worn; grey impression).
- Each trimmed on/ to the border line/ tipped onto/ partly laid down on paper mount.
= The following saints-hermits: Zeno (no.5, by J. Sadeler, H.441); Symacchus (no.7, H.442); Lucius (no.8, Hollstein 443).
ADDED: 4 other engravings of various stories of Christ and the Law of Moses.
- Fine impressions, upper and outer margin cut ±0,5 cm. outside the platemark, lower margin cut on the platemark.
= Complete series. Hollstein, De Vos 964-993; Hollstein, J. Sadeler I 377-406. From the collection of Arenberg (Lugt 567), with their collector's mark on mounts. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCII.
= From the Latin and German language edition. I.a. Maximus, Gamelbertus, Gunther of Niederalteigh, Rasso of Diessen-Andechs, Hildegardis, Martianus, Wilhelmus of Roth, Othilia, Magdalena of Rattenburg, Heinrich of Riedenburg and Notburga of Eben.
- Brown stain in centre; cut on the borderline, on the right edge, just within the image.
= Hollstein 250, 2nd state of 3.
- Greyish impression; doubled; trimmed 1 mm. outside the borderline. = Hollstein 206, only state.
AND 1 other similar by Raphael SADELER I, View in a harbour (cut on border line; waterst.; 2 corners worn. Hollstein 217, only state)
- Doubled and neatly remargined; 2 outer corners restored. = Hollstein 12, first state (of 3).
AND 1 other engraving by Paulus PONTIUS after Jan VAN HOECK, "Fasciculus Myrrhae Dilectus Meus" (top margin trimmed sl. short).
- Doubled; caption cut off; trimmed on the border line; lower and left edge trifle frayed; a few closed tears in centre.
= Hollstein 11, the 3rd state (of 5).
- Vaguely foxed/ dustsoiled. = Hollstein 19, 3rd state of 4.
- Sl. offsetting in margins, otherwise fine impression. = Rare etching.
- Old flattened middle-fold.
= Hollstein 134. One of the three architects of the Amsterdam Town Hall. Proof before the engraved inscriptions identifying the engraver and the designer.
- Somewhat browned; wide margins.
= Part of the series: Verscheyden Stranden en water gesichten gedaen door Jan Percelles (title and 16 prints). Hollstein 154, 2nd, 3rd or 4th state of 6; Hollstein (Porcellis) 11.