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5865 - 6291 FINE ARTS - GRAPHIC ART, 16th-19th CENTURY

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83/6085 Mellan, Claude (1598-1688). Portrait of king Louis XIV as a boy. Engraving, 35,2x24,3 cm., signed in the plate.

- Trimmed ±5 mm. outside the platemark; sl. fingersoiled along edges. = Montaiglon 207.

AND 4 others similar by the same.{#}

= Portraits of Charles I de Créquy, duc de Lesdiguières (Montaiglon 199); Louise Maria Gonzaga, queen of Poland (Montaiglon 252), Anne of Austria, queen of France (Montaiglon 245) and Henriette-Marie de Buade-Frontenac (Montaiglon 247).

€ (200-300) 500

83/6086 Meyeringh, Albert (1645-1714). (Italianate landscape with a tower on a hill). Engraving from the series of 27 Classical landscapes, 20,5x32 cm., w. engr. "A., Meyeringh Inv. et Fecit" below.

= Hollstein 1-27, 2nd state (of 3).

Wyngaerde, Frans van den (1614-1679). Landscape with high cliffs and cottage. Etching after TITIAN, 18x27,5 cm., w. engr. "Tutianus inventor" and "Franciscus vanden Wyngaerde fecit et excudit" below.

= Hollstein 27, only state.

AND 7 (mainly) landscape engravings by 18th-19th cent. Dutch artists, i.a. Franciscus MILATZ, Cornelis SPRINGER, Joseph HARTOGENSIS and Hermanus FOCK.

€ (150-250) 230

83/6087 Miel, Jan (1599-1663). Fluteplayer. Etching, 14x20,5 cm., "Jan Miel fecit et inv." in the plate.

- Small hole in upper corner, just touching the borderline. Verso foxed and traces of former passepartout.

= With collector's mark "KM" on verso (Karl Jacob Mayer, Lugt 5100?).

€ (50-70) 250

83/6088 [Militaria]. "Betoogent plan aangaande de zeeslag Voorgevallen op den 5 Augustus 1781, tusschen de Engelsche Vloot gecommandeert door den Vice-Admiraal Parker, en het Hollandsch Escader onder den Schout by Nacht Zoutman (...)." Engr. battle-plan after J. PINELLI, w. letterpress text in French and Dutch in cartouche, 44,6x45 cm., Amst., J.F. Rosart & Comp., 1781.

= F.M. 4423. The famous battle of the Dogger Bank.

€ (40-60) 180

83/6089 Millet, Jean François (1814-1875). La grande bergère. Etching, 1862, 32x23,6 cm., signed "J.F. Millet" in the plate, on thin laid paper.

- Browned/ foxed; tiny pinhole in centre; a few sm. tears in left border line. = Delteil 18.

€ (250-350) 250

83/6090 [Months of the year]. Wit Jansz., I. de (1744-1809). "De twaalf maanden". Complete set of 13 engrs. to the months after J. CATS (incl. title-p. after J.P. VISSER-BENDER), each 13x18 cm. (image), 20x23 cm. (plate), dated 1805-1807 in the plates, all tipped onto mount.

- Three plates trifle foxed in margins. Fine set.

€ (80-100) 130

83/6091 Morin, Jean (1600-1650). Portrait of Marguerite Lemon. (Stipple)engraving and etching after Anthony van DYCK, 29,1x23,5 cm. (image), 31x25 cm. (platemark).{#}

- Trimmed ±0,5 mm. outside the platemark; 17th cent. laid paper w. partial watermark (two crossed "C"s or moons within a wreath); sl. trace of a central fold.

= Very fine impression of this portrait of Van Dyck's mistress. Dumesnil 62; Hornibrook 27, 2nd state of 5 (= 3rd state).

€ (100-150) 325

83/6092 Morisot, Berthe (1841-1895). Le Canard. Drypoint, 13,7x9,9 cm., 1889.

= Printed from the cancelled plate with the two points.

AND 1 other by Jean-François RAFFAELLI.

€ (60-80) 70

83/6093 Mousyn, Michiel (1630-?). "Terra". Etching after Cornelis HOLSTEIJN within dec. borders w. cherubs and birds, prob. from a series of Four elements, 15,4x22 cm., "C. Holsteijn inventor" and "3" in the plate, publ. J. Ottens for F. de Wit and C. de Jonge.

= Cf. Hollstein 30-33: The four elements, with considerably larger measurements.

AND 1 other similar by the same (without title).

€ (60-80) 60

83/6094 Muller, Harmen Jansz.(±1538-1617). Blessed are the Meek. Blessed are the Merciful. Two engravings from the series The Eight Beatitudes after Maarten VAN HEEMSKERCK, both 20,6x24,2 cm., "M. Heemskerck In" and "HJM fe." engr. in the image, caption engr. below the image.

= New Hollstein 38 and 41, 3rd state of 3. Used in Theatrum Biblicum, publ. by Claes Jansz. Visscher.

AND 12 others similar, prob. all from printbibles (publ. by Visscher or G. de Jode), i.a. by Johannes WIERIX, Hans COLLAERT, Aegidius SADELER. - AND 11 other bible prints, by Johannes DE VISSCHER (5xd from a German bible) and by Abraham DE BRUYN (6x)

€ (500-700) 600

83/6095 Nijmegen, Gerard van (1735-1808). (Landscape with shepherd in a storm). Drawing, black chalk, 18,2x14,2 cm., signed "G van Nymege inv. 1790".

= Design for the title print for one of the series of 6 landscape etchings, marked "a", cf. the copy in the Rijksmuseum (RP-P-1938-1901). Sold at Paul Brandt, Amsterdam, circa 1978 and with the collector's mark of A.M. (Ton) van den Broek (1932-1995) on verso.

€ (600-800)

83/6096 Nittis, Giuseppe de (1846-1884). Femme nue à mi corps. Etching, 16x26 cm., w. blindst. "Libreria Prano Reggio" in outer lower right blank corner.

- Yellowed/ sl. foxed; some imperfections in blank margins.

€ (100-150) 110

83/6097 Nittis, Giuseppe de (1846-1884). Vue de Londres. Drypoint, 14,2x22 cm., w. blindst. "Libreria Prano Reggio" in outer lower right blank corner.

€ (200-300) 220

83/6098 Nooms, Reinier (called Zeeman) (±1623-1667). Bay with two large Dutch sailing-vessels. Etching, 13x20 cm. (borderline, incl. the signature), "R. Zeeman" and "a2" in the plate.

- Closed (partly browned) tear (3-4 cm.) in upper right corner and w. a few brown/ rust spots.

= Hollstein 97, the 2nd and final state, the letter "a" added. From the series Various Seaports (Hollstein 96-103).

€ (80-100) 140

83/6099 Nooms, Reinier (called Zeeman) (±1623-1667). Inland waterways. Series of 4 (of 8) etchings, all printed in red, all 20x12,5 cm., together in one frame.

- All etchings trimmed to the borders (2 etchings trimmed at approx. 4 mm. outside the lower border).

= Hollstein 105, 106, 108 and 110, all 2nd state (of 2).

€ (100-150) 150

83/6100 Ornaments Lot of 8 engravings/ etchings

83/6100 [Ornaments]. Lot of 8 engravings/ etchings, i.a. by C. COCHIN (after Jean Bernard TORO), N. ROBERT and J.C. LA FOSSE, all printed in red, publ. by Aubeut, Paris, 2nd half 19th cent.{#}

= Nineteenth century impressions of 18th century ornament prints.

€ (50-70) 80

83 6101 Os Pieter Gerardus van 1776 1839

83/6101 Os, Pieter Gerardus van (1776-1839). (Grazing cow). Etching, 15,2x20,5 cm., "P.G. Van Os inv. et fecit" engr. below. Potter, Paulus (1625-1654) (after). The plough horses. The worn-out horse (La Mazette). Two engravings from the Series of (5) horses, both 13,8x21,2 cm., w. numb. "5" en "9" engr. below (cf. Hollstein 12 and 13, probably copies of the series by Joseph DE CLAUSSIN). - AND 5 other engravings of animals, i.a. by Marcus DE BYE after Paulus POTTER or by Simon DE VLIEGER (2 engravings from the series of Various animals. Both laid down on modern paper and cut on/ just within the border line. Hollstein 17 and 18) .

€ (100-150) 140

83 6102 Os Pieter Gerardus van 1776 1839

83/6102 Os, Pieter Gerardus van (1776-1839). (Oxen, sheep and donkeys). Eight etchings, 1x after Nicolaes BERCHEM, various sizes, 1x "P.G. Van Os fec. Ao. 1798" and 1x "P.G. van Os f: et Excud. 1812" engr. in the image, on laid paper. - AND 1 etching by the same of the Karnemelksloot in Naarden.

€ (120-150) 160

83/6103 Ostade, Adriaen van (1610-1685). Man and woman conversing in front of an inn. Etching and drypoint, ±1671, 9,7x7,9 cm., w. "Av. O" engr. below the image,

- Grey, sl. weak impression; sl. browned along edges. = New Hollstein 47, 3rd state (possibly 2nd?) (of 5).

€ (60-80) 80

83/6104 Ostade, Adriaen van (1610-1685). Peasant leaning on his doorway. Etching and drypoint, ±1653, 10,2x8,7 cm., signed "Av. Ostade" in the image.

- Fine. = New Hollstein 40, 4th and final state. On laid paper.

Teniers II, David. (1610-1690) (after). Four peasants in interior. Etching and engraving, 7,1x10,6 cm., "D.T. in. et ecvud. cum privelegio" in the plate.

- Trimmed 0,5 cm. outside the platemark. = On 17th cent. laid paper. Hollstein 28.

€ (60-80) 150

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