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76/5735 Ships Het redden van 't volk van de wrakken van het O I Comp Schip Woestduyn des Morgensvroeg op den 25 July 1779 76/5735 Ships Het redden van 't volk van de wrakken van het O I Comp Schip Woestduyn des Morgensvroeg op den 25 July 1779
76/5735 [Ships]. "Het redden van 't volk van de wrakken van het O.I. Comp. Schip Woestduyn des Morgensvroeg op den 25 July 1779". Engraving by A. FOKKE and M. SALLIETH after E. HOOGERHEYDEN, 25,8x44,5 cm., n.pl., P. Gillissen en Zoon, ±1779.

= F.M. 4345, 4.

AND 4 lithographs, i.a. "Schipbreuk nabij Middelburg" (lithograph by CLERMANS after KOEKOEK. Two sm. stains in upper (blank) margin).

€ (50-70)
76/5736 Ships Het springen van 's landsch oorlog schip Alphen in de haven van Curaçao 76/5736 Ships Het springen van 's landsch oorlog schip Alphen in de haven van Curaçao
76/5736 Ships Het springen van 's landsch oorlog schip Alphen in de haven van Curaçao 76/5736 Ships Het springen van 's landsch oorlog schip Alphen in de haven van Curaçao
76/5736 [Ships]. "Het springen van 's landsch oorlog schip Alphen, in de haven van Curaçao". Engraving by J. PUNT after H. KOBELL, 26x35,8 cm., w. engr. caption below image and the address of J. Allart, 1779.

- Fine copy. = F.M. 4332a. Rare.

"Het blyven van 't O.I. Compagnie schip Woestduyn, voor de Zeeuwsche kust, (...) Op den July 1779." Engraving by D. DE JONG, 25,9x35,1 cm., engr. caption below image, n.pl., J. de Leeuw, 1779.

= F.M. 4347: "De redding door de gebroeders Frans en Jacob Naerebout van de 87 opvarenden van het VOC-schip Woestduin (Woestduyn), gecommandeerd door schipper G. Berg, dat op 24 juli 1779 strandde bij de Noorderrassen, voor de Zeeuwse kust." (note quoted from Rijksmuseum record for this print).

€ (80-100) 80
76/5737 Ships Zee slag tussen d'Engelse en Neerlanders onder 't beleydt van d'Admiralen Monck en De Ruyter op den 11 12 12 en 14 Iuni 1666 76/5737 Ships Zee slag tussen d'Engelse en Neerlanders onder 't beleydt van d'Admiralen Monck en De Ruyter op den 11 12 12 en 14 Iuni 1666
76/5737 [Ships]. "Zee-slag tussen d'Engelse en Neerlanders, onder 't beleydt van d'Admiralen, Monck, en De Ruyter, op den 11, 12, 12, en 14. Iuni, 1666". Engr. view w. 3 inset portraits (De Ruyter, Monck and Tromp), 30x41 cm., from "Kort en Bondigh Verhael van 't geene in den Oorlogh, tusschen den Koningh van Engelant & de H:M: Heeren Staten der vrye Vereenigde Nederlanden, en den Bisschop van Munster is voorgevallen" (Amst., 1667), framed.

- Sl. yellowed; some creases; one closed tear. = F.M. 2234.

€ (70-90) 100
76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours 76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours
76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours 76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours
76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours 76 5738 Ships Lot of 20 engr / lithogr views of ships at sea and in harbours
76/5738 [Ships]. Lot of 20 engr./ lithogr. views of ships at sea and in harbours, i.a. from C. DE BRUYN, Reizen over Moskovie, door Persie en Indie (1714); W. MAITLAND, The History of London (1736) and by R. VINKELES, M.I.B. FOUARD and W. NIEUHOFF, various sizes, 17th-19th cent.

- Occas. yellowed/ browned/ sl. foxed. Mostly fine.

€ (100-150) 100
76 5739 Snellincx J ±1544 1638 after 76 5739 Snellincx J ±1544 1638 after
76 5739 Snellincx J ±1544 1638 after 76 5739 Snellincx J ±1544 1638 after
76/5739 Snellincx, J. (±1544-1638) (after). The twelve major prophets of Israel. Three engravings from the series of 4 after J. SNELLINCX by an unknown engraver, each 21,5x28 cm., w. engr. "1", "3" or "4", 1x "I.C. Visscher excudit", w. 12-line Latin caption engr. below the image.

- A few foxed spots; otherwise fine. = Snellincx not in Hollstein.

€ (50-70) 50
76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van
76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van
76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van
76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van76 5740 Speyk J C van Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck te Amsterdam op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832 Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van
76/5740 [Speyk, J.C. van]. "Plegtstatige Lijkvaart van het stoffelijk overschot van Jan Carel Josephus van Speyck (...) te Amsterdam, op vrijdag den 4den mei 1832". "Plegtige opening der Groote Sluis van het ooster-dok voor Amsterdam, waardoor het eerste korvetschip, gebouwd ter loffelijker nagedachtenis van den te vroeg gesneuvelden jeugdigen held, Jan Carel Josephus van Speyk, is gevoerd op zaturdag den 5den mei 1832". Two etchings with aquatint by W.H. HOOGKAMER after H. VETTEWINKEL, each 36,7x48,5 cm. (image), w. captions below, publ. by G. Portielje, Amst., 1832.

- Both w. waterstain in lower left corner, within the platemark, but outside the image. F.M. 6810 and 6829

AND 2 other prints related to J. VAN SPEYK: a small lithograph "lijkstatie" on the Dam and a large handcol. aquatint showing the plaquette at the boys orphanage in Amsterdam.

€ (150-250) 200
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76/5741 Spilman, H. (1721-1784). (River-landscapes with buildings and figures). Four etchings after P. MOLYN from the series of Six river-landscapes, 13x18 cm.

- All with binding holes in the left margin, probably from an album. Otherwise fine.

= Wurzbach 6; Hollstein, after Molyn 11.

€ (80-100)
76 5742 Stoop D 1610 1686 76 5742 Stoop D 1610 1686
76 5742 Stoop D 1610 1686 76 5742 Stoop D 1610 1686
76/5742 Stoop, D. (1610-1686). Two horses at a trough. Etching from the Series of Horses (12 plates), ±14,5x18,5 cm., signed "D. Stoop f." in the plate.

= No.8 of the series. Hollstein 9, 3rd state (of 3) (printed by F. de Wit).

AND 2 others, i.a. the title print of the series of Dogs by J. FYT (Hollstein 9, 6th state of 6).

€ (70-90)
76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762 76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762
76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762 76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762
76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762 76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762
76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762 76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762
76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762 76 5743 Surugue de Surgis L 1686 1762
76/5743 Surugue de Surgis, L. (1686-1762). "Don Quichotte conduit par la folie et embrasé de l'amour extravaguant de Dulcinée sort de chez luy pour estre Chevalier Errant". "Don Quichotte fait demander par Sancho a la Duchesse la permission de la voir". Two engravings after C. COYPEL, 31,2x30,3cm., w. the address of the artist, Paris, dated "1723" (1x).

- Sl. fingersoiled.

Amigoni, J. (1682-1752) (?). (Venus and Cupid in bed). Engraving (after C. FLIPART?), 29,3x32 cm. (platemark), "Casta placent; Lusus desidiose Vale" and "k1" below the image. - AND 7 other 18th cent. prints, i.a. a large engraving by B.A. NICOLLET after J. VERNET, showing a shipwreck.

€ (200-300)
76 5744 Swanenburg W I van 1580 1612 after 76 5744 Swanenburg W I van 1580 1612 after
76/5744 Swanenburg, W.I. van (1580-1612) (after). "Currus Veliferi Ill.mi Pr. Mauritii Nassovii". Handcol. engraving, 43x56,5 cm., from BLAEU, Townbooks, ±1650.

- Agetoned in margins; brown stain in both lower corners.

= The famous print of the 'zeilwagen van Simon Stevin'. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIV.

€ (700-900) 700
76 5745 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5745 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76/5745 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655). "Jeux de boules" near the city gate. Etching from a series of Landscapes (12 plates), 17,7x27,8 cm., "Herman van Swanevelt Inventor fecit cum privilegio Regis" and w. the address "à Paris chez Mondhare" below the image.

- Lower corners strengthened/ repaired (not in the image); brown spot near centre.

= Hollstein 96, 4th state (of 4), 18th century impression.

€ (70-90)
76 5746 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5746 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76 5746 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5746 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76/5746 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655). Landscape with the cardinal. Etching from a series of 12 Landscapes, 17,3x27,3 cm., w. engr. address of Mondhare below image.

- Sl. grey impression. = Hollstein 87, 3rd state (of 4).

Idem. House on a rock. Etching from a series of 12 Landscapes, 17,3x27,3 cm., w. engr. address of Mondhare below image.

- Ample margins; sl. foxed.

= Hollstein 98, 4th state (of 5). With partial collector's mark "No.", unidentified.

€ (150-250)
76 5747 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5747 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76 5747 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5747 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76/5747 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655). The Mountain. Etching, 31x24 cm.

- Fingersoiled and creased in corners; vague stain near upper right corner.

= Hollstein 100, 5th state (of 5), the address of Bonnard erased (vaguely still visible). From the series of 4 upstanding Landscapes.

Idem. A group of trees. Etching, 31x24 cm., w. the address of Vanheck, Paris.

- Sl. fingersoiled; two sm. stains; a few sm. creases.

= On velin paper, which is not unusual for Vanheck. Hollstein 102, 4th state (of 4).

€ (100-150)
76 5748 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5748 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76/5748 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655). Pigs. Etching from the series of Animals, 8x10,7 cm. (platemark).

- Laid down on thin Japanese; sl. soiled; lower margin nibbled by silverfish.

= Hollstein 116, 1st state (of 3).

€ (70-90)
76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 76 5749 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655
76/5749 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655). Saints Paul and Anthony by the entrance to a cave. Etching from the series of Penitent Saints in Landscapes (four prints), 24,5x33cm., "Herman van Swanevelt Inventor fecit et excudit" and "cum privilegio Regis" engr. below the image.

- Sl. duststained in margins.

= Hollstein 15, 1st state (of 3). On laid paper with a watermark showing a sun with a monogram. With collector's mark of Joseph Pricken (Lugt 2049).

AND 2 other larger landscapes by the same, i.a. Hollstein 98.

€ (250-350)
76 5750 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 after 76 5750 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 after
76 5750 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 after 76 5750 Swanevelt H van ±1600 1655 after
76/5750 Swanevelt, H. van (±1600-1655) (after). (Couple next to a stream). Etching by an anonymous etcher, 15x20 cm.

- Trimmed on the borderline.

= From the series Verscheyde aerdige lantschappen (...) naar Herman Swanevelt , published by N. Visscher. Hollstein (naar Swanevelt), 12.

AND 4 others, all landscapes i.a. by H. VAN SWANEVELT (late 18th cent. impression) and G. NEYTS.

€ (100-150) 100
76 5751 Swidde W 1660 1697 76 5751 Swidde W 1660 1697
76 5751 Swidde W 1660 1697 76 5751 Swidde W 1660 1697
76/5751 Swidde, W. (1660-1697). Landscapes. Four etchings, i.a. from the series of 6 Landscapes after D. DALENS, all 14x23 cm., one etching w. "W. Swidde sculp:" (in the image) and "D. Dalens", "by N. Visscher met Privil:" (below image), all numb. in lower right corner below image ("3", "5", "6" and one w. a tiny "6").

- One print (tiny no. 6) sl. dam. in lower left corner (just touching plate mark) and one print (larger no. 6) dam. in lower left corner (just inside image).

= Partly from Hollstein 111, 1st and only state.

AND 6 others (incl. a few dam. prints).

€ (70-90)
76 5752 Tempesta A 1555 1630 76 5752 Tempesta A 1555 1630
76/5752 Tempesta, A. (1555-1630). The Works of Hercules. Title print and 12 etchings, each ±10x14 cm., Rome, N. van Aelst, 1608.

- All sl./ trifle foxed/ soiled.

= The address of Van Aelst seems to be erased from the title, so perhaps a slightly later edition? Bartsch 788-799. A rare complete set. These prints show not all the works, but two show Hercules as a child killing the serpents in his crib and Hercules killing the centaur Nessus, whose blood will kill him in the end.

€ (300-500) 325
76 5753 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5753 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76 5753 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5753 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76/5753 Teniers II, D. (1610-1690) (after). (Townviews and others). Four engravings by J.L. KRAFFT, 17x27 (2x) and 20,5x15 cm., 2x w. engr. caption: "Gravé d'Apres le Tableau Original de D'Teniers" and "1762".
€ (200-300) 210
76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after 76 5754 Teniers II D 1610 1690 after
76/5754 Teniers II, D. (1610-1690) (after). (Two smokers near a fire place). Etching, 6,7x5,7 cm., "DT in. et excud. privileg." in the plate.

= Hollstein 21, 2nd state (of 2).

Winkler, B. (1727-1797). "Le Printems Vue du Rhône". Etching and engraving after D. TENIERS, 25,5x33,2 cm. (platemark), w. the address of Rosselin, Paris.

- Sl. foxed. = Part of a series showing French views representing the 4 seasons. Scarce.

AND 7 others after TENIERS, 17th-19th cent., i.a. (Dancing farmers) (etching by Q. BOEL, margins cut short w. loss of image. With the manuscript collector's mark of Naudet, dated 1810, on verso).

€ (100-150) 110
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