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74 5059 Fantin Latour H Th  1836 1904 74 5059 Fantin Latour H Th 1836 1904
74/5059 Fantin-Latour, H.Th. (1836-1904). Danses. Lithograph, 43,5x31,6 cm., signed "Fantin Dbre 1898" on the stone.

= Hédiard 140, the third and final state.

€ (80-100) 90
74/5060 Fencing  Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce 74/5060 Fencing Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce
74/5060 Fencing  Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce 74/5060 Fencing Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce
74/5060 Fencing  Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce 74/5060 Fencing Escrime I ere Position 2 e pour la Garde en quarte pour la Garde en tierce Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce
74/5060 [Fencing]. "Escrime, I.ere Position; 2.e pour la Garde en quarte; pour la Garde en tierce, Garde en quarte et le coup de quarte; Garde en tierce et le coup de tierce." Engraving, 24x34 cm., engr. caption below image, plate I from Diderot's Encyclopédie, ±1770 (tear in blank margin). - AND 2 similar fencing prints from the same work: plate 5 and 7.
€ (60-80) 90
74 5061 Fendi P  1796 1842 74 5061 Fendi P 1796 1842
74 5061 Fendi P  1796 1842 74 5061 Fendi P 1796 1842
74/5061 Fendi, P. (1796-1842). Peter Fendi und seine Mutter am Wege von Heumarkt in die Stadt. Etching, 15,2x22,5 cm. (image), signed and "1824" in the plate, w. engr. caption/ title below.

- Margins trimmed short. = Heller-Andresen 6.

Bergler II, J. (1753-1829). (A child being fed by two birds). Etching, 14,1x11,8 cm., monogrammed and "1805" in the plate. Chodowiecki, W. (1765-1805). "Und Sie eilten Sich zu versammlen, denn die Glocke hatte schon Zweij geschlagen". Etching, 1787, 15,2x20,2 cm., signed in the plate, published by F. Morino et Comp, Berlin.

= With the collector's/ publisher's blindstamp (Lugt 5534).

AND 14 others, by J. VIEL, S. GESSNER, F.N. KÖNIG, D. CHODOWIECKI and J.E. NILSON.

€ (100-150) 100
74 5062 Fialetti O  1573 1638 74 5062 Fialetti O 1573 1638
74/5062 Fialetti, O. (1573-1638). (Venus covering up sleeping Amor). Etching, 1617, 17,7x9,3 cm., monogrammed in the plate, w. caption.

- Sl. soiled; glue stains in left corners. = From the series Scherzi di amore, Bartsch 8.

€ (60-80) 110
74 5063 Flamen A  ±1620 after 1693 74 5063 Flamen A ±1620 after 1693
74 5063 Flamen A  ±1620 after 1693 74 5063 Flamen A ±1620 after 1693
74/5063 Flamen, A. (±1620-after 1693). "Congrus. Le Congre". Etching, 9x16,2 cm. (borderline), signed in the plate.

= From the series Diverses especes de Poissons de Mer. Bartsch 8; Dumesnil 422, 3rd state of 3. With the unidentified collector's mark "k" (Lugt 1625).

Idem. "Chalo Saint Mars veu du costé de St. Hilaire" Etched view, 12,3x21,5 cm. (platemark), signed in the plate.

= From the series of 12 Vues et paysages au chateau de Longetoise et de environs. Bartsch 101. With the collector's mark of J.F. Bianchi (Lugt 3761) and Van Eekelen (Lugt 5101). Rare.

AND 2 others by the same from the series of the fishes: "Eperlanus. L'Esperlan" and "Salmo. Le Saumon" (both soiled/ w. stains).

€ (100-150) 100
74/5064 Flowers  Lot of 10 mainly col lithogr plates of orchids 74/5064 Flowers Lot of 10 mainly col lithogr plates of orchids
74/5064 Flowers  Lot of 10 mainly col lithogr plates of orchids 74/5064 Flowers Lot of 10 mainly col lithogr plates of orchids
74/5064 [Flowers]. Lot of 10 mainly col. lithogr. plates of orchids, incl. one large double-p. plate, each w. accomp. textleaf, from R.D. FITZGERALD, Australian Orchids (part 1, vol.2), orig. lithogr. wr., folio.

- One plate frayed in top blank margin; one plate w. sl. traces of binding glue in inner margin; contents loose.

= Nissen, BBI 633. The complete work consists of 12 parts with 118 plates.

AND 10 other large col. lithogr. plates (3x uncol.) from various 19th cent. works (no orchids).

€ (80-100) 80
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 Flowers  Lot of 7 handcol engravings 74/5065 Flowers Lot of 7 handcol engravings
74/5065 [Flowers]. Lot of 7 handcol. engravings, by J.M. SELIGMANN after G.D. EHRET a.o, 28x22 to 45x28 cm., (8) textp., all from J. TREW, Hortus nitidissimis omnem per annum superbiens floribus (...), Nürnberg, J.J. Fleischmann, 1750, folio.

= Narcissus I (vaguely waterst./ mouldy); Lilio-Narcissus II (vaguely waterst.); Ranunculus II (waterst./ foxed); Hyacinthus III/ IIV (mouldy spots); Anemone I/ II (vaguely (water)st./ mouldy and dam. in outer left blank margin). Pritzel 9500; Nissen, BBI 1995; Calmann p.97f.

€ (250-350)
74 5066 Fock H  1766 1822 74 5066 Fock H 1766 1822
74 5066 Fock H  1766 1822 74 5066 Fock H 1766 1822
74 5066 Fock H  1766 1822 74 5066 Fock H 1766 1822
74/5066 Fock, H. (1766-1822). (Views of the surroundings of Haarlem). Series of 5 (of 6?) etchings, all 16x23 cm., 2x "H. Fock (fecit)" in the plate. - AND 3 other prints, i.a. by P.G. VAN OS.
€ (80-100) 1500
74 5067 Fontana G B  ±1524 1587 74 5067 Fontana G B ±1524 1587
74/5067 Fontana, G.B. (±1524-1587). Christ Carrying the Cross. Etching and engraving after DOMENICO CAMPAGNOLA, 1584, printed on 2 attached sheets, totally measuring 40x65,5 cm.

- Lower left corner torn off and restored (w. loss of image).

= Cf. Bartsch 13 (our copy w. the plate cut-short in lower right corner).

€ (150-250) 350
74 5068 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5068 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74/5068 Frisius, S.W. (±1580-1629). Alpine River Valley./ Large house on an Island amid a Small River. Two etchings after M. BRIL from the series of 28 plates Topographia variorum regionum, 1614, ± 10,3x15,7 cm.

- Ample margins. = Hollstein 124 and 147, both 2nd state of 2.

Scheyndel, G. van (act. 1622-1654). (Castle on a hill). (People in dunes). Two etchings from a series of 12 landscapes, 9,4x16,5 cm.

- First print w. sm. brown stains. = Hollstein 93 and 96, 2nd state of 3.

AND 5 other landscape etchings by J. VAN DE VELDE and 2 others on 1 leaf.

€ (150-250) 210
74 5069 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5069 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74/5069 Frisius, S.W. (±1580-1629). Beginning of the consultation of the states abou the truce in the Hague, February 6, 1608. Etching, 15,2x24,6 cm.,

= Rare. Part of three etchings depicting the scenes in The Hague at the start of the Twelve year Truce in 1608 and 1609. Showing probably the old Statenzaal (states room). New Hollstein 60.

€ (100-150) 500
74 5070 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5070 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74 5070 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5070 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74/5070 Frisius, S.W. (±1580-1629). "Houtewael by Amsterdam". Etching, 16,2x20,9 cm., titled and numb. "2" in the plate below image and numb. "2" in the plate in the image.

- Sl. grey impression; ample margins.

= New Hollstein 91, 1st state of 2. From a series of 5 views of Amsterdam and surroundings.

Idem. "D'oude St. Anthonispoorte t'Amsterdam". Etching, 16,8x21,5 cm. (platemark), w. the address of "R. de Baud".

- Doubled/ strengthened with very thin paper. = New Hollstein 90, 2nd state of 2. From the same series.

€ (300-500) 300
74 5071 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5071 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74 5071 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5071 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74 5071 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5071 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74 5071 Frisius S W  ±1580 1629 74 5071 Frisius S W ±1580 1629
74/5071 Frisius, S.W. (±1580-1629). (Landscapes). Four etchings after M. BRIL, from the series Topographia Variarum Regionum (28 plates), 9,5x14,6 cm./ 10x15 cm. (2x) and 10,5x15,5 cm., "Mathias bril inventor" and "H[enricus] hondius excudit" engr. below the image, publ. by H. Hondius, 1614.

- Good impressions w. small/ ample margins. One print w. old restoration in upper blank corner and tear in blank margin; one print w. remnants of former mounting; occas. sl. creased/ soiled.

= Hollstein 128, 145 (yellowed), 147 and 149. All prints in the 1st state (of 2), before the numbers.

€ (100-150) 400
74 5072 Fyt J  1611 1661 74 5072 Fyt J 1611 1661
74/5072 Fyt, J. (1611-1661). The set of the dogs. Four etchings (incl. title) (of the series of 8), each ±16,5x22 cm., 1642.

- Title soiled and w. sm. brown stains and no.12 and 13 w. (sm.) stains; no.15 good, strong impression; trimmed on/ just within the borderline, no.12 trimmed to the plate mark.

= Hollstein 9 (3rd state of 6), 12 (2nd state, rounded plate borders), 13 (first state, still unfinished near borderline), 15 (first or 2nd state) w. the collectors mark of Rijksprentenkabinet Leiden.

€ (200-300) 200
74 5073 Galle I C  1567 1650 74 5073 Galle I C 1567 1650
74/5073 Galle I, C. (1567-1650). Judith beheading Holofernes. Engraving after P.P. RUBENS, 55,2x37,8 cm., "Cornelis Galle sculp. et excud."

- Caption cut off; laid down; trimmed short, with loss of image, redrawn; vague horizontal fold in centre.

= Hollstein 31, first state of 2; Wurzbach 22; Le Blanc 2.

Idem. The Annunciation. Engraving after A. BLOEMAERT, 24,1x18 cm. (image).

- Trimmed on the borderline; sl. greyish impression. = Hollstein 14ad-1.

AND 4 others.

€ (100-150) 400
74 5074 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5074 Galle C 1576 1650
74 5074 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5074 Galle C 1576 1650
74 5074 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5074 Galle C 1576 1650
74 5074 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5074 Galle C 1576 1650
74/5074 Galle, C. (1576-1650). Maria of Edessa and Saint Abraham. Engraving after M. DE VOS, 15,5x22 cm. (image).

= New Hollstein 770, 1st state of 3.

Muller, H.J. (±1540-1617). The transfiguration of Christ. Engraving after G. VAN GROENINGEN, 19,1x28 cm., w. the address of C.J. Visscher.

= New Hollstein 35, 2nd state of 2.

AND 13 others, all biblical scenes, i.a. by H. ELANDT after I. VAN ORLEY, H. WIERIX after M. VOS and by P. FURNIUS

€ (100-150) 250
74 5075 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5075 Galle C 1576 1650
74 5075 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5075 Galle C 1576 1650
74 5075 Galle C  1576 1650 74 5075 Galle C 1576 1650
74/5075 Galle, C. (1576-1650). Venus and Cupid. Engraving after J.B. PAGGI, 26,2x19,2 cm. (platemark), w. the address of P. Galle.

- Closed tear in left margin, 1 cm. within the image; a few sm. wormholes; sl. soiled/ stained, mostly in margins.

= Hollstein 275.

AND 5 others by the same and CORNELIS GALLE II, i.a. the Annunciation (Hollstein 34, from a missal).

€ (200-300) 550
74 5076 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5076 Galle P 1537 1612
74 5076 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5076 Galle P 1537 1612
74 5076 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5076 Galle P 1537 1612
74 5076 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5076 Galle P 1537 1612
74 5076 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5076 Galle P 1537 1612
74/5076 Galle, P. (1537-1612). The Expulsion of the Money Changers from the Temple. Engraving after J. STRADANUS, 43,6x31,6 cm.

- Laid down; brown stain in the centre, a few scattered sm. brown stains; upper left corner sm. portion lacking, redrawn; trimmed to the image, with exception of the caption below.

= New Hollstein 44.

Passe I, C. van de (1564-1637). The archangel Gabriel. Engraving, 24,6x17,9 cm.

- Laid down; stained. = Hollstein 82.

AND 7 others, i.a. 2 etchings by P. VAN DER BORCHT from the series Imagines et figurae bibliorum (i.a. Tower of Babel, New Hollstein 251) and S. DE PASSE, Meal at Emmaüs (engraving, 1614. Various defects. Hollstein 1).

€ (200-300) 650
74 5077 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5077 Galle P 1537 1612
74/5077 Galle, P. (1537-1612). The pyramids of Egypt. Engr. after M. VAN HEEMSKERCK, from the set of The eight wonders of the world, 21,1x25,5 cm.

- Trimmed just outside the platemark; manuscript text on verso sl. shining through.

= Hollstein 478, 1st state (of 4). With an extensive 16th century manuscript text on verso (not read and partly faded away).

€ (80-100) 140
74 5078 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5078 Galle P 1537 1612
74 5078 Galle P  1537 1612 74 5078 Galle P 1537 1612
74/5078 Galle, P. (1537-1612). View of the Santi Apostoli. Engraving after H. VAN CLEEF, 16,9x24 cm., monogrammed CHV in the plate, numb "12" below.

- Laid down, otherwise fine.

= New Hollstein R.18, 2nd state of 2. Plate 12 of the series Ruinarum Varii Prospectus Ruriumque Aliquot Delineationes (38 views).

Perelle, G. (1604-1677). "Veüe et Perspective de l'Escurial Sepultùre des Roijs d'Espagne prise dù coste'quand on descend par le pont de Guadaramma".

- Upper left corner dam.; hole near upper right corner; sl. soiled.

= Rare. Early state before letters, but with manuscript lettering in brown pen and ink (by Perelle?).

€ (50-70) 90