1924 - 2080     WINE and BACCHUS (including PRINTS and DRAWINGS, GASTRONOMY)

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75 1994 Prints and drawings Allard A ±1676 1725 75 1994 Prints and drawings Allard A ±1676 1725
75 1994 Prints and drawings Allard A ±1676 1725 75 1994 Prints and drawings Allard A ±1676 1725
75/1994 [Prints and drawings]. Allard, A. (±1676-1725). (Habillemens des païsans et païsannes de Hollande, de Frise, de Brabant et autres provinces. Dragten der boeren en boerinnen, in Holland, Vriesland, Braband en elders). Lot of 25 (of 30) etchings on 13 (of 16) lvs., all ±15,8x18,6 cm., numb. "2"-"9" and "2b"-"6b", all w. engr. captions in French and Dutch, all w. the address of A. Allard, Amst., publ. in Leyden, P. vander Aa, 1713.

- All prints w. vague vertical fold; occas. (sl.) dam. in blank margins; a few (restored) tears affecting image; some sl. foxing/ dustsoiling (mainly in blank margins).

= Atlas van Stolk 3029 (listing the series as titled "Paisans d'Hollande &c"); Colas 79. I.a. depicting "Oost-Indise Bootsgezel", "Ys tijd", "Wyn tijd" (SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIII) and "De vreed zaame kopster". Rare series, showing the local dresses for men and women (and children) in the various provinces of the Netherlands, the captions extolling their livelihood, partly with puns on their trade. The "Visser van 't Eiland Marken" for instance has as caption: "Kost ons de vis geen geld Het onweer dikwils kneld", to which his wife reponds: "Die in mijn meertje vist Nog onweer treft nog mist". Two of the prints illustrate the seasons, i.a. the "Bloey tijd" and the "Wijn tijd".

€ (300-500) 800
75 1995 Prints and drawings Anonymous late 16th cent 75 1995 Prints and drawings Anonymous late 16th cent
75 1995 Prints and drawings Anonymous late 16th cent 75 1995 Prints and drawings Anonymous late 16th cent
75/1995 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (late 16th cent.). "Wer Baccho stets obliegen wil, Der taug nicht in fraw Venus spiel". Engraving, 9,7x12,9 cm., w. engr. 2-line Latin and 2-line German text and numb. "48" below image.

- Trifle foxed. = From an unidentified work.

Anonymous (1st half 18th cent.). ""Bacchus sur Cupidon eu toujours l'avantage/ Son regne est de toiut Aage/ Jeune et vieux a l'amour Souvent tourne le dos/ Pour chercher dans le vin la source du repos." Handcol. engraving, 17,4x10,9 cm., 4-line text and address "Paris, ruë St. Jaques au Coq" engr. below image.

€ (60-80) 60
75 1996 Prints and drawings Anonymous 16th/ 17th cent 75 1996 Prints and drawings Anonymous 16th/ 17th cent
75/1996 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (16th/ 17th cent.). (Landscape with people harvesting grapes and bringing them to a grape treader). Gouache on vellum, 17x23 cm.

- With creases (incl. a vertical central fold) and rubbed spots; somewhat soiled.

€ (100-150) 110
75 1997 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent 75 1997 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent
75/1997 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (18th cent.). (Bacchus seated on a cask with a glass in one hand and a flask in his other hand). Circular etching and aquatint printed in bistre, Ø 12,4 cm., w. engr. title in the plate below image.

= Attractive print.

€ (70-90) 90
75 1998 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent 75 1998 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent
75/1998 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (18th cent.). (River scene showing the unloading of wine casks from a boat). Etching, 37,5x49 cm., framed.

- Yellowed. = Attractive, prob. French view. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIV.

€ (100-150)
75 1999 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent 75 1999 Prints and drawings Anonymous 18th cent
75/1999 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (18th cent.). Spotprent op den (...) Doelist D. Raap, wegens zijn raad om de belasting op den wijn niet meer te verpachten, maar door de wijnkopers te laten betalen, onder eede dat er niets gesmokkeld was. Engraving (15,8x26 cm.) and 2 accomp. letterpress leaves (both15,7x9,3 cm.), tipped together onto 1 mount, from DICHTKUNDIG PRAALTOONEEL VAN NEERLANDS WONDEREN, Embden, 1753.

= F.M. 4045. Interesting print showing Bachus, seated on a wine barrel, observing justice being served to Daniel Raap and 3 other corrupt tax collectors.

€ (50-70)
75 2000 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent 75 2000 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent
75/2000 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (1st half 19th cent.). (The drunken Bacchus escorted by two satyrs). Drawing, design for a grisaille, black crayon touched w. some orange crayon, ±50x38 cm., under passepartout.
€ (150-250) 150
75 2001 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent 75 2001 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent
75 2001 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent 75 2001 Prints and drawings Anonymous 1st half 19th cent
75/2001 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (1st half 19th cent.). (The Soup Kitchen) and (The Restaurant). Two lithographs printed on one (folded) leaf, each ±16x23,3 cm., publ. Düsseldorf, Arnz & Co., numb. "No.233" in lower left corner.

= Contrasting affluence and poverty.

(Laan, A. van der (1684- after 1755)). "Het Haringh Banket. The Herring Banket or Feast". Engraving, 16,1x19,1 cm., w. engr. caption and numb. "13" below image. - AND 8 others, i.a. an anonymous etching of "Septembre" (7,8x11,2 cm., titled in upper margin, broad margins); DE VILLAIN, "Le Petit Gourmand" (lithogr. by WEBER after DAULOU, 17,9x13,2 cm., titled below the lithogr., on chine appliqué) and a mediocre copy of G.B. PROBST, "le Goût" (handcol. engr. optical view, Augsb., ±1770. Browned, frayed and several closed tears).,

€ (70-90) 160
75 2002 Prints and drawings Anonymous 19th cent 75 2002 Prints and drawings Anonymous 19th cent
75/2002 [Prints and drawings]. Anonymous (19th cent.). (Wine harvest). Drawing, gouache ON VELLUM, 8,9x12,6 cm., under passepartout.

- Mounted on thick paper (numbered "13" on verso); sm. waterstain in centre of image.

= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIV.

€ (300-500)
75 2003 Prints and drawings Baillie W 1723 1810 75 2003 Prints and drawings Baillie W 1723 1810
75/2003 [Prints and drawings]. Baillie, W. (1723-1810). "Quo me, Bacche, rapis tui Plenum?" (Where are you taking me, Bacchus, now Im full of you?). Etching after A. MILANI, 16,x19,4 cm., w. engr. caption below image, printed on thick paper.

= The caption is a verse from Horace, Odes III, 25.

€ (50-70)
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