80 5960 Spilman Hendrik 1721 1784 attrib 
- Drawing trimmed to framing line; vertical fold; doubled.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, with his collector's mark and attribution on verso.
80 5961 Spilman Hendrik 1721 1784 attrib 
- Drawing trimmed to framing line; sm. white paint(?) stain in centre.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, with his collector's mark and attribution on verso.
80 5962 Spilman Hendrik 1721 1784 style of 
80 5962 Spilman Hendrik 1721 1784 style of 
- Both trimmed to the border.
= Showing the Eendjespoort and the mill Spaarn en Wind. One on paper with a part of a large crowned watermark. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, both with his collector's mark on verso.
80 5963 Spilman Hendrik 1721 1784 style of 
- Drawing trimmed to the border; nevertheless fine.
AND 3 (small) 18th cent. pen drawings possibly from the same school, all showing city gates of Haarlem.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, all with his collector's mark and attribution on verso.
80 5964 Spin Jacob 1806 1875 attrib 
- With unobtrusive hairline cracquelure all-over. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCVII.
80 5965 Staring Willem 1847 1916 
80 5965 Staring Willem 1847 1916 
- Fully laid down on mount; yellowed (sl. browned in outer left and right margin).
= Titled and with two captions in pen and ink below on mount.
AND 6 other miscell. pencil drawings and 1 small watercolour, mainly views in Germany, incl. 2 drawings of Bentheim by "Th. Soetens[?]".
80 5966 Steffelaar Cornelis 1797 1861 
- Drawing trimmed to the outer framing line; some vague greyish stains in upper right corner.
= On paper with a large watermark showing the coat of arms of Amsterdam. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, with his collector's mark on verso.
80 5967 Steinlen Théofile 1859 1923 
80 5968 Swertner Johannes 1746 1825 
= Old annot. in pen on verso (by the artist?) reading: "17 1/27 1762 oud 15 Jaar". Despite the fact that this drawing strongly resembles (but is not an exact copy of) the engraving that was printed in H. SPILMAN and C. VAN NOORDE, Aangenaame gezichten in de vermakelyke landsdouwen van Haarlem (...) (which is added to this lot), this was not the orig. model for the engraving. The explanation for the resemblance might be that the young Swertner accompanied Spilman and Van Noorde on their drawing trips in and around Haarlem and drew on the same spot as his two companions. The fact that he added "ad: viv. del. 1762" to his signature also points at the originality of the drawing.
80 5969 Tavernier Hendrik 1734 1807 
- Somewhat foxed; tipped onto mount in upper left corner.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, with his collector's mark on verso.