76 6033 Monogrammist 'JC' 1st half 20th cent

76 6033 Monogrammist 'JC' 1st half 20th cent

= "JC" might be the monogram of J.C.W. Cossaar.

76 6034 Morin E 1824 1882

- Slightly yellowed; trifle foxed; outer margins trifle worn.

= Provenance: the collection of J. and C. Ulmann.

76 6037 Netscher C 1639 1684 after

- With various parts retouched or repainted and probably revarnished (w. craquelure). In need of some restoration.

= A good late 17th or 18th century copy in almost the same dimensions as the original in the Staatliche Sammlungen Dresden.

76 6040 Ostade A van 1610 1685 attrib

- A few shallow cuts in left part; slightly soiled; a few tiny closed marginal tears; paper sl. wobbly.

= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXV.

76 6041 Ostade I van 1621 1649 attrib

- Laid down on later laid paper, closing a few sm. holes and weak spots; sl. fingersoiled and w. few sm. stains; corrections (by the same artist?) in centre.

= Near the lower edge in the left part seems to have a very vague (later?) annotation or signature. With the small collector's mark of Emile Wauters (Lugt 911) on recto. On laid paper with bunch of grapes watermark. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXV.

76 6042 Ottes S 1798 before 1856

- Two professional restorations on verso; superficial damage from siverfish; agetoned, mostly in the sky.

= Manuscript collector's mark "C.G. 't Hooft" in pencil on verso and a vague erased one (unread) and "Hft" (Hooft) in pencil on mount. Attractive view of part of the harbour of Den Helder, the naval buildings can be seen in the background. In 1827 Simon Ottes appeared as a witness to a marriage at the age of 29, described as painter, in 1831 declared bankrupt, described as a painter, glass maker and shopkeeper of office supplies and writing utensils in Den Helder. Again declared bankrupt as a house and carriage painter, shopkeeper and glassmaker in Purmerend in 1847, mentioned in 1856 as deceased in the death certificate of his son. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXVI.

76 6043 Picart B 1673 1733

- Sl. yellowed; corners (sl.) soiled/ stained; vertical central fold.

= The putti are personifications of i.a. Mercury and Mars. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXVI.

76 6045 Ploos van Amstel C 1726 1798

- Tipped onto mount. Fine.

76 6046 Pré B de act ±1853 1873

76 6046 Pré B de act ±1853 1873

- Yellowed.

= With a sm. pencil drawing of a sewing machine below and on verso an unfinished watercolour drawing of a town.

76 6047 Pronk C 1691 1759

- Two foxed spots; otherwise fine. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXVII.

76 6048 Pronk C 1691 1759 attrib

76 6048 Pronk C 1691 1759 attrib

76 6048 Pronk C 1691 1759 attrib

- All yellowed (in various degrees); a few spots;

= Various compositions in this lot can be found in the more detailed drawings that Pronk made of Hoorn (partly in the collection of the West Fries Museum), dated 1727. All drawings have annotations by the artist, i.a. in the drawing showing the Proveniershuys, the artist has drawn one window with details and writes: "alle 7 even" or "als de andre" and the roof "Ly" Some leaves with the watermark of heraldic shield showing a horn and w. "J. Honig & zoon" below. Views: "Oosterkerk (...)", "Oost Indise Werf (...)", "Oost Indische huys (...) binnehuys", "hooftpoort t Hoorn" "St. Pieterdal Proveniershuys" and "weeshuys van binne". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXVII.

76 6049 Pronk C 1691 1759 attrib

- Sl. browned.

= Pronk drew the exact same composition in 1727 with people leaving the church after a service (now in Collectie Regionaal Archief Alkmaar). Very vague monogram CP in lower right corner of lower margin. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXVIII.

76 6051 Rademaker A 1675 1735 attrib

- Doubled; trifle (irregluarly) browned; small bown stain.