5323 - 5647 FINE ARTS - GRAPHIC ART, 16th-19th CENTURY
79 5623 Velde II Jan van de 1593 1641 
79 5623 Velde II Jan van de 1593 1641 
- Restored copy; print split vertically and professionally reattached; a few closed tears; narrow red stains.
= Hollstein 38; Fr.-v.d. K. 154. Only state. Rare.
AND 1 other by the same: View of the ruins of the castle Waardenburg (Hollstein 176, 1st state of 4).
79 5624 Velde Adriaen van de 1636 1672 
79 5624 Velde Adriaen van de 1636 1672 
79 5624 Velde Adriaen van de 1636 1672 
- Ample margins, fine.
= Hollstein 1, 2nd state of 3; Hollstein 2-10, 1st (only) or 2nd state of 2. With the collector's mark of A.J. Lamme (Lugt 138).
79 5625 Velde Esaias van de 1587 1630 
- Cut on/ just outside the platemark; trifle yellowed; w. annot. "ed. No.7" in pen and black ink on verso. = New Hollstein 36, the 6th and final state.
79 5626 Velde Esaias van de 1587 1630 
- Upper left corner repaired. = Hollstein 23, the 4th state (of 4).
79 5627 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 
79 5627 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 
79 5627 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 
- Sl. duststained. = Hollstein 166, 1st state, before the number.
Vorsterman II, Lucas (1624-±1666). (View of the Dardanelles Strait). Engraving and etching after J. PEETERS, 10,2x26,2 cm., w. the address of Jac. Peeters.
= Hollstein 61. Title print of the series Diverse viste delli Dardaneli del' Strecio comme delle Città e Castelli nel Arcipelago.
AND 2 other views, i.a. by Isaac SORIOUS.
79 5628 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 
79 5628 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 
- With central fold as published.
= Hollstein 420 and 419. Probably from L. GUICCIARDINI, Beschryvinghe van alle de Nederlanden; anderssins ghenoemt Neder-Duytslandt (...) (1612).
79 5629 Visscher Claes Jansz 1586 1652 publ 
- Formerly folded; a few small marginal tears. = Rich children, poor parents. Hollstein (Vinckboons) 8, 2nd state of 3.
79 5630 Visscher Cornelis 1628 1658 
- Cut on the platemark. = Hollstein 54, 2nd state of 2.
79 5631 Visscher Jan de 1633 after 1692 
79 5631 Visscher Jan de 1633 after 1692 
- All browned/ sl. foxed/ soiled. = Hollstein 26 and 28f.
AND 2 others.
79 5632 Visscher Johannes 1635/36 1712 
79 5632 Visscher Johannes 1635/36 1712 
79 5632 Visscher Johannes 1635/36 1712 
79 5632 Visscher Johannes 1635/36 1712 
- Three etchings w. closed (marginal) tears; one etching sl. foxed. Not examined outside frame.
= Hollstein 1-4, each 2nd state (of 2).
79 5633 Vliet Johannes van ±1610 1668 
- Broad margins. Sl. foxed/ browned; a few handling creases, especially in blank margins.
= Hollstein 25, the first state (of 4).
79 5634 Vrijdag Daniel 1765 1822 
- Yellowed. = Holstein 50, conform copy b.
79 5635 Waterloo Anthonie 1609 1690 
- Good impression on thick (19th cent.) paper. Tipped onto mount at upper right corner.
= Hollstein 47, 1st and only state.
79 5636 Waterloo Anthonie 1609 1690 
- Good impression with margins.
= Hollstein 63, the 2nd state (of 3), before the Basan edition. Showing two huntsmen on horseback with a servant running behind them.
79 5637 Waterloo Clark John Heaviside ±1770 1863 and Hamble J R act 1775–1825 
- Left blank margin cut on the border line.
79/5638 Whaling Cagelot of Potwalvis lang omtrent 60 Voeten even benoorden Egmond op Zee Levend Gestrand op den 15 February 1764 den 1 Maart aldaar in Veiling Verkogt voor 810 Guldens 
- Fine
= Nice and rare view of a stranded sperm whale, with an inset view of the whale seen from the back. Ingalls 380; F.M. 4150; Atlas van Stolk 4136; Sliggers/ Wertheim p.92ff, i.a. on the legal argument that unfolded in the wake of the stranding of this sperm whale. Two groups claimed the ownership of the sperm whale, basing their argument on customary law at sea that dead whales were possession of those that staked the first claim. This specific whale was displaced from its original stranding place (where it had been claimed by the first group) by strong winds in combination with a flood and was then claimed by a second group of claimants. The bailiff in charge judged that right of salvage and not sea laws prevailed, which meant that neither of the two groups had any claiming rights and the proceeds of the sale had to go to the States of Holland. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
79/5639 Whaling Een Walvisch Lang 70 voeten gestrandt op de Hollandtse zee kust tusschen Schevelingen en Katwyk in Sprokkelmaandt 1598 
- Sl. stained and fingersoiled; central fold partly strengthened on verso (shining through on recto).
= From H. Grotius, Nederlandtsche Jaerboeken en Historien (...) (Amst., 1681). Ingalls 359.
79 5640 Wierix Anton ±1552 ±1624 
- Lower half partly mounted.
= Hollstein 52.1, first state (of 2); Mauquoy-Hendrickx III.1 no. 1983, first state; cf. Koeman II, p.211. The fine large print depicts 49 important church- or military leaders in costume. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
79 5641 Wierix Hieronymus ±1553 1619 
- Sl. browned. = Hollstein 917; Mauquoy-Hendrickx 707b.
AND 14 others by the same and other members of the WIERIX family and 1x by Adriaen COLLAERT, i.a. 10 plates from J. NADAL, Evangelicae Historiae Imagines (Antw., 1593).
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
79 5642 Wierix Jan 1549 after 1615 
- One print. w. closed tear in lower margin; sl. fingersoiled in margins. Fine impressions w. ample margins, formerly bound in a contemporary album.
= Hollstein 573-575, Mauquoy-Hendrickx 278-280. Interesting series which combines the parable with scenes from the Old and New Testament, i.a. the Last Supper.