- Pinholes in corners.
= Nice series, depicting (1) a room with a musician playing the piano, (2) the same room with musician standing in front of a mirror with his medal of honor and (3) the room with a coffin.
- Trifle yellowed. = Possibly Knuttel 64, "Schepen en water" (same dimensions and subject).
= Printed in a limited edition on heavy thick paper.
- Apart from some minor defects, fine and appears to be complete. = Special issue of Forum magazine.
- Lower blank margin foxed.
- Portfolio edge dam. Prints in fine condition.
= Portraits of "Daumier", "Dürer", "Goya", "Hokusai", "Lautrec", "Picasso", "Piranesi", "Rembrandt" and "Seghers".
- Some very sm. rubbed spots in outer margins, occas. touching the framing line.
= The drawing depicted in J. de Boer, Jan Toorop (Amst., 1911), pl.23. Information supplied in pencil on passepartout: "(tekening uit 1906). Isographie van Meurs nr 37 (zie Isographieën systeem W. van Meurs - Volledige geïllustreerde catalogus - Wereldbibliotheek A'dam-Sloterdijk (zonder jaartal) - afb. pag. 46). (Enige isographie van werk van Toorop) neen, in de literatuur komt nog zijn christushoofd/ zelfportret voor, waarvoor hij "naar van Meurs moest om de isografie bij te werken". Zie Jan Toorop - De Nijmeegse jaren r.o. p.55 (...)".
AND 1 other after the same: Mijnwerker (reduced photolithograph, 33,5x37 cm.).
= Verbeek 64; cat. Jan Toorop in Katwijk aan Zee, no.63: "Deze schelpenvisser draagt zijn net met beugel over de schouder. Hij heeft lieslaarzen of wel 'hoze' aan en een jas, waaruit blijkt dat Toorop de ets in de winter moet hebben gemaakt"; Hefting, Jan Toorop, een kennismaking, p.140. Also published as appendix to the Dutch de luxe edition of the 1918 Wendingen issue on Toorop (Le Coultre 1-(11/)12 D.4). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLII.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLII.
- Small scratch.
- With folds as issued.
= Taillaert 48. Rare. The addressee could potentially be the contemporary Belgian artist Georges-Marie Baltus.
AND 1 other woodcut by the same: "Watermael. Woluwe Saint Lambert" (Taillaert 59).
- Fine. = Taillaert 3. Illustration for a never published edition of the fairy tale by H.C. Andersen.
AND 5 woodcuts by the same (mostly later impressions, all unsigned), i.a. a self portrait and 3 illustrations from Contes (originally published in 1927).
= Söhn 52702-5.
AND 12 other prints from the same periodical, i.a. by Otto ECKMANN (vague middle-fold), Otto FISCHER, Hans THOMA and Felix HOLLENBERG.
- Slightly yellowed.