- Trimmed to the platemark; sl. foxed and w. some handling creases. = Hollstein 34, the 4th state (of 5).
Idem. Bust of an old man. Etching, 12,5x9,4 cm., monogrammed "IL".
- Partly discoloured/ yellowed; some foxing. = Hollstein 51, the 2nd state (of 2).
- Title plate margins cut short (partly irregular), soiled and foxed; all plates foxed and w. waterstain in right and lower margin; most plates w. sm. closed marginal tears. Sold w.a.f.
= Rare complete series. Curious series in which children are dressed in the costumes of the armies participating in the Crimean war, i.a. British, Russians and Turks. The series starts with relatively innocent scenes but ends with views of children during battle or wounded. The artist also made a companion series called "Retour de Crimée".
- Trimmed to the borderline, cutting off the Roman numbers in the upper margin; tipped onto mounts; no.4, 9 and 10 w. dam./ chipped corners; a few other sm. unobtrusive defects.
= Showing four scenes of the various stages in the life of men, in this case at 40, 60, 90 and 100 years old. Hollstein 204, 206, 209 and 210. Rare.
- Occas. sl. foxed/ yellowed. Lower joint of one album split.
= Contains various topographical views (i.a. of Rio de Janeiro), caricatures, historical prints and an early lithograph by G. ENGELMANN ("La foudre tombe et danse continue").
= Hollstein 48.
- Fine copy. = F.M. 446.
AND 9 others (incl. 1 duplicate).
= I.a. "De 2. Broeders Jan en Cornelis de Wit in den Hage vermoord en daar na aan de galg by de beenen opgehangen &c. den 20. Augusti 1671", "D'aanslag van den Hertog van Anjou op Antwerpen, in den Jaare 1583. mislukt" (2 copies), "Predikatien der Gereformeerden Ao. 1566 buyten Antwerpen ondernomen" and "De Spaansche Bloedraadt gelyk dezelve door den wreeden Hertog van Alba is aangestelt, in den jaare 1567".
- All engravings trimmed just outside the plate mark (mostly w. caption pres.) and tipped into 19th cent. hvellum album (4to).
- Very fine copy. = Guérin 53, the second state (of 3).
- Yellowed; tipped onto mount. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XC.
= Drawings after the medallions designed by i.a. Jan Lievens (cf. Rijksmuseum NG-VG-1-851).
AND ±20 sm. engr./ etched/ lithogr. portraits of Maarten Harpertsz.Tromp and Cornelis Tromp.
- Doubled; a few vague creases; foxed spots. = Attractive print.
= From a series of four engravings telling the story of Apollo and Daphne. On thick stiff 18th (?) cent. laid paper. Bartsch 21.
AND 6 others, i.a. by ANTONIA TEMPESTA, Battle scenes (three (of 9) etchings, 1600-1601).
= Also identified as the Meester van Delft (Tweede Delftse Meester). Perhaps Dirc Jansz. (active between 1474 and 1495).
AND 6 other 16th cent. woodcuts or leaves w. woodcuts, i.a. by the monogrammist "CS".
- Partly trimmed and tipped onto mount (35x).
- Both prints fingersoiled in wide margins.
= Wüttrich 361 and 363. Hollstein 542 and 544. From the edition by P. Aubry, Strassbourg, 1622.












































