4974 - 5211 FINE ARTS - PHOTOGRAPHS
= "Amsterdamsche schoenmakerskelder" (17,8x24 cm., titled and signed w. stamp on verso), "De groentevrouw uit de 2e Laurierdwarsstraat" (22x18,6 cm., tipped onto mount, titled under the print and signed w. stamp on verso), "Een echte Jordaansche op haar Terras in de Nieuwe Tuinstraat (17,5x24 cm., titled and signed w. stamp on verso). The other 50 photographs are all untitled and signed w. stamp on verso. Incl. mainly photographs of Amsterdam neighbourhood 'De Jordaan', i.a. (Man playing the accordion) (20x14 cm.), (Men working in front of a fish shop) (15,5x21 cm.), (Women bargaining on the market) (16,6x21 cm.), (A view of the Westerkerk from the 2e Anjelierdwarsstraat) (21,6x17,5 cm.).
AND 1 other album, ±1930-1950, w. 107 loosely inserted press photographs by various photographers, i.a. Blok (Amsterdam), Delius (Nice), Frequin (The Hague), Harlingue (Paris), Kramer (Rotterdam), Schimmelpenningh (Den Haag), Schmidt (Berlin), Sennecke (Berlin). All titled and signed w. stamp on verso.
= i.a. "Der Reichstag in Flammen" (13,2x18,4 cm.), "Louis Grinberg, 1929" (21,5x15,6 cm.), "De Bond van Duitsche Wielrijders heeft te Chemnitz een feest gehouden, 1931" (12x16,3 cm.), "Componist Grieg" (18,2x13,2), "Het legen van de vuilnisemmers (1937)" (24x16 cm.). Interesting album, incl. series on professions and street musicians.
= No copy of Religion and Death offered on the net. Very rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLVI.
- Sl. yellowed/ some small creases/ scratches; verso stained.
AND 1 other anonymous photograph of Kees van Dongen smoking his pipe (sl. dam. along edges).
- Edges sl. worn.
- Partly sl. faded.
= "Pyramide Cheops", "Philae: Temple Hypêtre (Ouest)", "Deir-el-Medinet (intérieur du temple), Thebes" and (Ruins of Thebes).
AND one albumen print by A. BEATO, 26x20 cm., titled on verso in pencil "Karnak. Porte et Colonnes Lotus." - ADDED: two anonymous prints, both ±21,5x27,9 cm., mounted onto recto and verso of 1 board, titled "The Club. Simla" and "Officers 25th Cavalry. Mian-Mir 1905".
= Snapshots of Egypt, i.a. "Wasserträgerinnen", street views of Cairo, the Alabaster Mosque, the Zoo, Egyptians walking the pilgrimage to Mecca, the Delta Barrage, and the Pyramids of Giza.
= Incl. several street views, i.a. titled "Selling corn by measure", "Certain utensils in common use in Egypt", "Striking a bargain" and "Native bootmaker at works". Also incl. some photographs of and around the Giza pyramids, i.a. titled "The water boy and camel", "A Syrian sheik" and "Desert Arabs from lower Egypt" (all identified in contemp. pen and ink). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLVI.
- Mount and blank margins torn/ dam. in upper right corner (not dam. image); minor stains on print.
Idem. "Straatje", 34,5x27 cm., signed in lower right margin in pencil, manuscript caption on verso, mounted on board (minor stains on print).
= Consists of street photography in France, i.a. two series named "Atmosfeer op Montmartre" and "Tourisme in de Camargue".
= Archive of Dutch amateur photographer Chris van Etten (Delft) with a rich collection of photographs from all over the world, i.a. a few portraits of the aboriginals in Australia, some impressive landscapes in the Alps and experimental photography incl. different printing/ developing techniques like solarization.
= With on verso two other similar prints with illegible captions.
AND ±95 others, almost all South of France, mostly albumen prints w. similar size as above, ±1900, i.a. prints of Marseille, numerous prints of Monaco, Cannes and Nice, Nimes, Pau and surroundings (Les Eaux Bonnes), fine landscapes and panoramas.
- Partly sl. faded
= I.a. views of Amboisse, Arles, Barzun, Bayonne, Biarritz, Cannes, Carcassonne, Lyon, Marseille, Mont-Dore, Montrésor, Nîmes, the Pyrenees, Rigny-Ussé, Rouen and Strasbourg. Also incl. photographs of the Exposition Universelle (1889) in Paris.
- Endpapers foxed. Front- and backcover (water)stained. = Views of mountains, lakes and villages.
AND ±50 photographs, various sizes, various techniques, some mounted onto board, w. mostly views of German buildings and cities.
- Partly sl. faded.
= All of the interior/ exterior of the Cologne Cathedral.
= I.a. of Aachen, Berlin, Bingen, Bonn, Cologne, Darmstadt, Dresden, Hannover, Kiel, Koblenz, Lanthal, Mainz and Triberg. Some photographers: Moser (Berlin), Creifelds (Cologne), Fleig (Hornberg) and Stuffler (München).