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74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672 74 5379 Velde A van de 1636 1672
74/5379 Velde, A. van de (1636-1672). Bull. Etching, 10,7x13, cm., monogrammed "AvV" in the plate.

= Hollstein 3.

AND 5 other etchings of cows and bulls, i.a. by M. DE BYE (Hollstein 30) and P.G. VAN OS.

€ (100-150) 160
74 5380 Velde J van de 1593 1641 74 5380 Velde J van de 1593 1641
74/5380 Velde, J. van de (1593-1641). "'t Clooster tot Rijnsburch". Engraving from the series of 6 Views of Castles in Holland, 13x22 cm., titled, numb. "3" bottom centre and in lower right corner.

- Trifle foxed and creased; "gelegen by de stad Leyden" added to title in old pen and ink.

= Hollstein 174, 2nd state (of 3).

€ (80-100) 80
74 5381 Verboom A H  ±1628 ±1670 74 5381 Verboom A H ±1628 ±1670
74 5381 Verboom A H  ±1628 ±1670 74 5381 Verboom A H ±1628 ±1670
74 5381 Verboom A H  ±1628 ±1670 74 5381 Verboom A H ±1628 ±1670
74/5381 Verboom, A.H. (±1628-±1670). The Hamlet. Etching, 13,2x17,6 cm., signed "AVboom" in upper left corner.

= On thin laid paper w. unidentified watermark. Hollstein 1, the 2nd state (of 2). One of only five etchings known by Verboom, follower of Ruisdael.

AND 4 other etchings by K. DUJARDIN (2x) and H. VAN BRUSSEL (2x).

€ (100-150) 350
74 5382 Verboom A H  ±1628 ±1670 74 5382 Verboom A H ±1628 ±1670
74/5382 Verboom, A.H. (±1628-±1670). (Landscape with a stream, with houses to the left). Printdrawing after A.H. VERBOOM, 13x25,5 cm., signed "A. Verboom f" in the plate in lower left corner.

= Possibly LNP, "tweede groep bijprenten" 115.

€ (70-90)
74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721 74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721
74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721 74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721
74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721 74 5383 Vinne J V van der 1663 1721
74/5383 Vinne, J.V. van der (1663-1721). "Gesigten Buijten Haarlem". Series of 7 (of 12) etchings, each 14,3x18,5 cm., titled and numb. below the image, together under 6 passepartouts.

- All fine copies w. small margins.

= Hollstein 1, 2 (small waterst.), 4 (3 brown stains (just) affecting image), 8, 9, 11 and 12; cat. Harlemia Illustrata 211. The 2nd state (of 3).

€ (200-300) 220
74 5384 Visscher II C J  1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P  1592 1656  publ  74 5384 Visscher II C J 1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P 1592 1656 publ
74 5384 Visscher II C J  1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P  1592 1656  publ  74 5384 Visscher II C J 1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P 1592 1656 publ
74 5384 Visscher II C J  1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P  1592 1656  publ  74 5384 Visscher II C J 1586 1652 and Schabaelje J P 1592 1656 publ
74/5384 Visscher II, C.J. (1586-1652) and Schabaelje, J.P. (1592-1656) (publ.). Van de Roomsche Keyseren en 'tgevolgh. Series of 3 engravings, each 20,4x26,1 cm., each print showing 4 emperors, w. engr. numb. "1" to "12" in top margin and with engr. emperors' names in lower margin.

- Broad margins (between 2,5 and 5 cm.). All prints (1x sl.) waterstained in lower margin, twice just touching the lower right corner of the image; all plates w. closed tear(s) in blank margin(s) (1x w. sm. closed hole in margin, the tear just touching the upper margin of the plate); two prints w. (1x vague) vertical folds/ crease; first two plates sl. stained in upper margin of plate; second print trifle wormholed in Clodius' right knee.

= Rare series, which was published by Schabaelje and Visscher in Den Grooten Figuer-bibel. See P. Visser, Broerders in de geest. Vol. II, p.301-362. Our set without the address of C.J. Visscher.

€ (200-300) 275
74 5385 Visscher C II 1638 1658 74 5385 Visscher C II 1638 1658
74/5385 Visscher, C. II (1638-1658). The pancake woman. Engraving and etching, 42,9x34,6 cm.

- Damaged spot in upper left corner; trimmed to the borderline. = Hollstein 52, 5th state of 6.

€ (50-70) 110
74 5386 Visscher C J  1586 1652  publ  74 5386 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
74 5386 Visscher C J  1586 1652  publ  74 5386 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
74 5386 Visscher C J  1586 1652  publ  74 5386 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
74 5386 Visscher C J  1586 1652  publ  74 5386 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
74 5386 Visscher C J  1586 1652  publ  74 5386 Visscher C J 1586 1652 publ
74/5386 Visscher, C.J. (1586-1652) (publ.). (Biblical scenes). Lot of 8 large engravings after P.P. RUBENS, M. DE VOS, PAULUS FA and J. JORDAENS, all ±36x51 cm., all w. engr. captions below in Dutch and Latin, "CVisscher Excudit" in the plate.

- Some sl. foxing/ thumbing; partly w. narrow/ without margins on left or right side; some plates w. (sm.) (mostly repaired) tears in blank margins (occas. into image); most w. tears in fold.

= The Amsterdam based publisher Cornelis Visscher started publishing large engravings of biblical scenes from ±1630, so-called "royaalbijbelprenten". After his death, his heirs continued the production. The engravings were sold separately and were combined in the "Royaalbijbel".

AND 6 large engravings after i.a. P.P. RUBENS, all ±36x51 cm., all w. engr. captions below in Dutch, Latin, German and English, publ. by N. Visscher and C. de Jonge.

- One plate dam. on fold ("Surgens Maria Profecta (...)"; some sl. thumbing/ soiling.

= Similar "royaalbijbelprenten" published by different Amsterdam based publishers.

€ (250-350) 250
74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5387 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74/5387 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). (Herd crossing a stream). Etching and engraving after N. BERCHEM, 24,1x34,5 cm., "3" in the plate.

- Sl. yellowed. = Hollstein 115. Third plate from a series of 4 landscapes after N. Berchem.

Hecke, J. van den (1637-1684). Two donkeys. Etching, 10x15,6 cm.

- Sl. browned, brown spot in upper left corner. = Hollstein 12, 2nd state of 3.

AND 5 others, incl. later impressions, i.a. by D. STOOP and P. DE LAER.

€ (80-100) 80
74 5388 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5388 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74 5388 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5388 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74/5388 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). River landscapes "Regiunculae amoenissimae". Four (of 12) etchings w. engraving after JAN VAN GOYEN, each ±13x20,5 cm.

= Hollstein 30, 33, 34 and 37. Rare 2nd (?) state w. engr. numbers "85", "88", "89" and "92" resp. above the image, not mentioned by Hollstein. All 18th century impressions.

€ (100-150) 120
74 5389 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5389 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74/5389 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). Sleeping Herdsman and Woman at the Foot of a Tree. Etching after N. BERCHEM, 34,6x44,7 cm., w. the address of Frederik de Wit.

- Vertical central fold. = Hollstein 46, 3rd state of 4.

€ (70-90) 80
74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692 74 5390 Visscher J de 1633 after 1692
74/5390 Visscher, J. de (1633-after 1692). Young herd sitting on a wall. Engraving from the series of 6 Pastoral landscapes, 14,5x19,5 cm.

- Tipped onto paper mount; sl. creased. = Hollstein 89.

Idem. Mounted herd chatting with a standing herd. Engraving from the series of 8 Pastoral landscapes, 12,3x19,3 cm.

- Cut sl. short (within the borderline); tipped onto paper mount; 1 stain/ rubbed spot; sl. creased.

= Hollstein 81.

AND an etching by J. LUIKEN, "Oproer tot Lions, in 't Jaar 1621".

€ (50-70)
74/5391 VOC and WIC  Gouvernement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces que dans les Indes 74/5391 VOC and WIC Gouvernement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces que dans les Indes
74/5391 VOC and WIC  Gouvernement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces que dans les Indes 74/5391 VOC and WIC Gouvernement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces que dans les Indes
74/5391 [VOC and WIC]. "Gouvernement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces que dans les Indes". Eleven sm. scenes (of i.a. the various VOC chambers in the Netherlands) w. extensive engr. text, 33x43 cm., from H. CHATELAIN, Atlas Historique (...) (Amst., ±1720).

- Trifle yellowed and foxed.

WITH: the title-p. only of C. NIEUWPOORT, Twaalfde reys na Oost-Indien (...) (Leyden, P. vander Aa, n.d. (±1705)), w. large title-engr. by J. GOEREE.

€ (50-70)
74 5392 Vos J W  ±1800 1833 74 5392 Vos J W ±1800 1833
74/5392 Vos, J.W. (±1800-1833). "Woonhuisje by de ruine Brederode". Lithograph after C. KRUSEMAN, 42,2x31,5 cm. (incl. caption), "onder directie van J.A. Daiwaille", ±1830.

- Laid down on mount; waterstain in lower right corner.

= Rare. J.W. Vos and C. Kruseman were both pupils of J.A. Daiwaille, who started a lithographic company in the early 1830's. According to Van der Aa, Biographisch Woordenboek, J.W. Vos died in his early thirties of cholera in 1833.

€ (60-80)
74 5393 Wagner J  1706 1780 74 5393 Wagner J 1706 1780
74 5393 Wagner J  1706 1780 74 5393 Wagner J 1706 1780
74 5393 Wagner J  1706 1780 74 5393 Wagner J 1706 1780
74 5393 Wagner J  1706 1780 74 5393 Wagner J 1706 1780
74 5393 Wagner J  1706 1780 74 5393 Wagner J 1706 1780
74/5393 Wagner, J. (1706-1780). "Il Fuoco". Etching and engraving after J. AMICONI, 49,3x32 cm. (platemark).

- Sl. soiled; vague fold; trimmed to the platemark.

= Allegorical scene of the element fire. From the series of 4 elements.

Wille, J.G. (1715-1808). "Instruction paternelle". Engraving after G. TERBORCH, 1765, 43,2x33,6 cm. (platemark).

- Tiny hole in image; sl. soiled in margins.

AND 3 others, engr. view on Charenton by J.P. LE BAS after F. BOUCHER and "Les souffleurs et le paisan credule" engr. by F. GODEFROY after JAN STEEN and a large early lithograph by F. PILOTY after A. VAN DYCK.

€ (100-150) 150
74 5394 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5394 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5394 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5394 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74/5394 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). The departure of two fishermen. Etching, 9,2x14,3 cm., "e" in the plate in upper left corner.

- Fne impression with thread margins.

= Hollstein 25, the 1st and only state, from the Ottens edition, early 1700. With the collector's stamp of J.E. Wetterauer on verso (Lugt 3870).

Idem. Village with a church at a riverside. Etching, 9,5x14,3 cm., "d" in the plate in upper left corner.

= Hollstein 24, the second state (of 2).

€ (100-150) 100
74 5395 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5395 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5395 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5395 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74/5395 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). The forest lane. Etching, 12x14 cm., signed "Antoni Waterlo fe" in the plate.

- Very fine impression with large margins on thin paper. = Hollstein 62, the 2nd state (of 2).

AND 1 other etching by the same: Small waterfall (Hollstein 5, the 3rd and final state).

€ (100-150) 100
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74/5396 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). The leaning tree. Etching, 12,4x13,5 cm., framed.

- Sm. black inkstain in lower left margin, partly in image. = Hollstein 58, the 3rd state (of 3).

€ (50-70)
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74 5397 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5397 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74/5397 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). The ruin. Etching, 8,5x10,1 cm., ''A.W. ex." engr. in upper left corner and ''7'' in upper right corner.

- Sl. foxed and yellowed; traces of (former) mounting on verso. = New Hollstein 2, 3rd state (of 3).

AND 5 others by the same (sl. foxed): The mule driver (New Hollstein 48, only state); The leaning tree (New Hollstein 58, 3rd state (of 3)) and Herdsman near a water-mill (New Hollstein, only state); The Hamlet (New Hollstein 29, 2nd or 3rd state (of 3), this copy without address, not mentioned in Hollstein) and A cottage on a hill (New Hollstein 23, 3rd state (of 3)).

€ (250-350) 300
74 5398 Waterloo A  1609 1690 74 5398 Waterloo A 1609 1690
74/5398 Waterloo, A. (1609-1690). Three trees. Etching,13,7x17 cm., "Anthoni Waterlo fec. et ex." in the plate.

= Hollstein 83, 2nd state.

AND 7 others, i.a. by/ after A. WATERLOO.

€ (80-100) 190