- Trimmed to the border line (lower right corner just within borderline); two sm. foxed spots.
= After the gobelin by Peter Candid. Rare.
AND 9 others, i.a. Jan VAN DER MEER DE JONGE, (Wooded landscape) (etching and engraving, signed in lower right corner. Vague creases); Richard VAN ORLEY, (Two scenes, both(?) from Il Pastor Fido) (2 engravings, both signed "R. van Orleÿ fecit" below image. One laid down) and Aelbert MEYERINGH, (Mountainous landscape with a traveler crossing a river) (engraving, signed "A. Meyeringh Inv. et Fecit" below image).
- Two closed tears in left margin (1x two centimeters into image).
Voyez, Francois (1746-1805). "La jeune bergère". Engraving after BOUCHER, 43x28,3 cm., w. engr. caption, verses and address ("A Paris chez Beauvarlet") below image. - AND 4 others, i.a. by Jacob OUYS and Willem Hendrik HOOGKAMER.
= Provenance: the collection of A.M. van den Broek with his collector's mark on verso.
- Laid down; browned and soiled; various closed holes.
= A combination after two engravings by Johannes Sadeler after Maerten de Vos (cf. Hollstein 20 and 23 or Hollstein 28 and 31 (Vos)).
= With later pencil attribution(?) to Cornelis van Haarlem.
- Doubled w. Japanese; some vague foxed spots; flattened vertical fold in centre.
= With an unidenfied circular watermark showing a border filled with circles.
- Slightly foxed; a few sm. stains; margins strengthened on verso.
= With similar sketches on verso. With reference to Bernardo Buontalenti on passepartout.
- Browned (unevenly) and foxed; laid down, closed holes in lower part; lower right corner worn away and repaired with part of another drawing showing a semi-nude sitting man.
= With the collector's marks of R. Lamponi (Lugt 1760, act. 2nd half 19th cent.) and unidentified collector (Lugt 609, sometimes attributed to the Belgian industrialist Charles Henri Marcellis). With a later (plausible) attribution on verso to Anton Domenico Gabbiani. According to Lugt several drawings were bought by Lamponi from the alleged Marcellis.
- Trifle yellowed/ thumbed. = With the collector's mark of W.A. Freund on verso (Lugt 954).
= On paper w. flower watermark. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIII.
- Verso traces of former mounting. = In the style of Adriaen van Ostade.
- Some soiling/ foxing. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CX.
- Cut out image and remargined; trifle thumbed. = On paper with unidentified collector's mark (Lugt 4993).
- Mediocre condition. Laid down on mount (w. some defects in outer margins; some foxing.
- Partly (water)stained. = On paper with "M[?]AB" watermark.
AND another portrait en face, probably of the same young man in armour holding a crown (badly dam., with loss of image. On paper with a horn watermark).
- Laid down on mount. = On laid paper with unidentified watermark.
- A few spots.
= Charmingly naive drawing on laid paper with foolscap watermark. Very rare and early view of Akersloot. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek with his collector's mark on verso. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIII.