WYCK, Thomas (c. 1616-1677). (A spinner). Etching. 55 x 43 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

WIJDEVELD, Hendricus Theodorus (1885-1987). "Menu diner v/d Commissie voor de Internationale Theatertentoonstelling januari-februari 1922". 26 Febr. 1922. Printed menu card in green, w. additional colouring by hand in brown, red and gold. 140 x 120 mm. Laid down on silver cardboard mount.

VISSCHER, Jan de (c. 1636-c. 1692). (Shepherd plays the bagpipes while a girl milks a sheep - Shepherd at a watering hole leaning on his staff). (Amst.), G. Valk, n.d. (between 1643 and 1692). 2 engr. after N.P. Berchem. 260 x 350 mm each. (Foxing marks in places in first mentioned). Later states. - Hollstein 105-3; 106-3. -- And 4 o. (6).

VINKELES, Reinier (1741-1816). "Afbeelding der Teeken Academie als dezelve tot den Jaare 1767 Gehouden werd boven het Corps de Garde van de Leydsche Poort te Amsterdam". 1768. Engr. on laid paper. 350 x 393 mm (plate size). (Some tears in blank margin in places, a bit browned, paper flaw in lower left corner of blank margin). - Final state (2/II).

VINCK(E)BOONS -- (MEN AND ANIMALS struggling against Death and Father Time). 1610. Etching by Boëtius à Bolswert (?) after David Vinck(e)boons. 277 x 382 mm (plate size). (Trimmed close to plate edge, remnants of paper hinges from previous mounting on v°).

VETH, Anne Cornelis (1880-1962). Collection of 26 original drawings, all 'miniature' figure studies (from a sketchbook?). 1940/1950's? Blue ink and colour wash on paper, partly also w. drawings on v°-sides. Diff. sizes: smallest 45 x 30, but the majority c. 90 x 125 mm. No signatures/monograms. - Provenance: obtained through inheritance from the artist's estate.

VETH, Anne Cornelis (1880-1962). Collection of 115 original drawings, the majority in ink and colour wash. Partly dated; between 1898 and 1958. For the greater part monogrammed 'CV'. Different sizes, smallest 58 x 45 mm, largest 380 x 270 mm. Partly laid down/hinged to mounts, some under passepartout.

STAINED GLASS WINDOWS DESIGNS -- TONNAER, Josephus Hubertus ('Jozef') (1852-1929). Collection of 7 original designs for stained glass windows, 6 of which w. religious scenes and 1 for a rose window. N.d., (1900's). 1 drawing in pencil and 6 in pen, pencil and colour wash, all on paper. Largest 520 x 275, smallest 330 x 180 (sheet sizes). 3 drawings have also his signature in pencil. -- Added: 2 o. designs by another hand. -- (9).

STAINED GLASS WINDOWS DESIGNS -- "RK KERK te Naaldwijk. Ramen in den zijgevel. Schaal 1:10" - "FRAGMENT KERKRAAM Gereformeerde Kerk te Sliedrecht" - "KERKRAAM Doopsgezinde Kerk te Apeldoorn. Schaal 1:10" - Den Haag, Atelier Basart & Sloet, n.d. (1930's). Pencil, colour wash/colour pencil. First mentioned on transparant paper under mount, the others under mounts. Largest 71 x 61, smallest 64 x 55 cm (sheet size). -- Added: (HERMES). Anonymous drawing in pencil and black chalk for a stained glass window design in art déco style of Hermes standing w. winged helmet and caduceus. 620 x 450 mm (sheet size). -- (4).

SPYK [SPYCK], Frans Antoon v. (17..-18..). "T'Springen der Voorste kruytkamer van s'lands OorlogSchip Rhynland op de Rheede van Texel 20 8ber 1783" - T'Redden der Equipage van t'Brandend Schip Rhynland op de Rhee van Texel 208ber 1783" - "T'Boegceren na de Noordwall van 't Brandend Wrak Rhynland 20 8ber 1783". (1783?). Tog. 3 drawings in black ink and grey colour wash, 2 of which monogrammed 'FAvS'. Hinged to mounts.

SPIN, Jacob (1806-1875). (Three-master with full sails, flying a Dutch flag). 1860. Watercolour on paper. 535 x 730 mm. Signed and dated in lower left corner. Framed and glazed.

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE". (Par., c. 1838). Engr. lithogr. portr. by F.S. Delpeche after N.E. Maurin. 445 x 295 mm (paper size). -- (The same portrait, but smaller). (Par., c. 1838). Engr. lithogr. portr. w. facs. signature below by F.S. Delpeche after N.E. Maurin. 262 x 170 mm (paper size). (Some light spots). -- And 1 o. (3).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- RUGENDAS, (J.M.). "Nègres au fond de Calle" - "Debarquement" - "Marché aux nègres" - "Transport d'un convoi des nègres" - "Chatimens domestiques" - Added: Id. "Capitao do Matto" - Paris, (1835). 6 plain lithogr. from various series by Engelmann after Rugendas dep. scenes from the slave trade. Various image sizes, largest 370 x 280, smallest 154 x 255 mm. -- And 1 o. (7).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "MIRATE CHE BEL VISINO". Par., A.J. Mécou, (1803). Plain stipple engr. by A.J. Mécou after L. Sicardi. 313 x 242 mm. (Margins ample, but a bit foxing).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "FROM DIFFERENT PARENTS, different climes we came, at different periods". (Lond., 1794). Handcold. engr. by Bartolozzi after Stedman. 230 x 160 mm. (Laid down, sl. browned). -- "A FEMALE NEGRO SLAVE, with a weight chained to her ancle". (Lond., 1793). Handcold. engr. by Bartolozzi. 230 x 160 mm. (Laid down, sl. browned). -- "LA VENTE DES NÈGRES". (Par., c. 1840). Plain engr. from 'La France Maritime'. 145 x 233 mm (image size). -- "SCÈNE NOCTURNE AUX ANTILLES". (Par., c. 1840). Plain engr. from 'La France Maritime'. 138 x 229 mm (image size). -- And 3 o. (2 portrs. of African kings). (7).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "DIAMANTENWAESCHEREY CURRALINHO". (München, c. 1830). Tinted lithogr. by J. Selb after E. Meyer depicting the Brazilian diamond mines of Curralinho. 388 x 483 mm.

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "A SLAVE AUCTION IN VIRGINIA". 1861. 238 x 345 mm. -- "ARAB SLAVE-TRADERS throwing slaves overboard to avoid capture". 1889. 320 x 235 mm. -- "THE SLAVE MARKET, Zanzibar". 1872. 212 x 313 mm. -- 3 wood-engr. from 'The Illustrated London News'. -- And 30 similar illustrations from comparable sources from the same era, regarding slavery and black culture. (33).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "A NEGROES DANCE in the Island of St. Dominica". Lond., Th. Palser, 1810. Plain stipple-engraving by A. Brunias. 263 x 374 mm. -- "A CUDGELLING MATCH between English & French negroes in Dominica". Lond., Th. Palser, 1810. Plain stipple-engraving by A. Brunias. 275 x 375 mm. -- (2). (Upper and lower margin of both engravings cut short (into plate edges), lower margins clumsily remargined (causing a wrinkle to the 2nd engr.), tear in right blank margin of 2nd engr.).

SLAVERY - ABOLITIONISM -- "A CUDGELLING MATCH between English & French negroes in Dominica / Bataille entre un nègre françois et un nègre anglois dans l'Isle St. Dominique". Par., Depeuille, (c. 1790). Cold. aquatint by L.C. Ruotte after A. Brunias. 297 x 374 mm. (Upper margin cut close to plate edges, hinges from previous mount present).

SIEGES & WARFARE -- COLLECTION of 40 engr./lithogr. plates on sieges a.o. military scenes. 17th-19th c. Dif. sizes.

SERWOUTERS, Pieter (1591-1657). (David's Fight with the Lion). C.J. Visscher, 1608. Engr. after David Vinckboons. 195 x 207 mm. Hinged to mount.

SCHOUMAN, Martinus (1770-1848). (Ships in stormy waters). N.d. Drawing in pen and grey ink wash on paper. 305 x 460 mm. Signed in lower left corner. Recently framed, glazed and under (acid free) passepartout.

SCHOUMAN, Martinus (1770-1848). (Seascape). N.d. Drawing in pen and grey ink wash on paper. 305 x 460 mm. Signed in lower left corner. Recently framed, glazed and under (acid free) passepartout.

SAENREDAM, Jan (1565-1607), after Polidoro da Caravaggio/Caldaro (1492-1543), after Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617). ("Marcus Furius Camillus arrives in Rome to negociate with the Gauls"). (1593). Engr. w. 2 lines caption in Latin underneath. 357 x 567 mm plate mark. (Margins short/close to/on plate edge, several splits running into image (partly rep. on v°), no wm detected, but a good and strong impression).

PORTRAITS -- VOC -- (PLOOS VAN AMSTEL, Cornelis (1726-1798)). "W.T. Block Mr. Scheeps Timmerman der A[msterdamse] VOC 1775. Is gebooren te Zaandam 31 Maij 1684 en heeft heeden 8 Maij 1775 zijn 154. Schip voor d'Ed:O:IC onderhanden". 1775. Print drawing portrait (crayon method). 203 x 154 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Some foxing marks in places).

PORTRAITS -- "NICOLAAS JARRY. Capitein op het Vlissingsche kaper schip de Vlissinger." - PIERRE LE TURC. Capitein op het Vlissingsche kaper schip de Zeeuw." - (N.pl., n.pr.), 1782. 2 engraved portraits by P.W. v. Megen & M. de Sallieth after J. Perkois. Each 348 x 268 mm (image size). Both printed 'Proefdruk' in lower left margin. -- And 1 o. (3).

PORTRAITS -- "JOSIAS VANDE KAPELLE". c. 1691. By T. v.d. Wilt. 287 x 195 mm. -- "JACOB GERARD STARINGH, Anth. Fil." 1803. By VDM (?). 315 x 250 mm. -- "VOLTAIRE". 1779. By J.E. Haid after Denon. 223 x 142 mm. -- "JACOBUS STRESO". N.d. By P. Schenk after A. Boonen. 284 x 212 mm. -- 4 mezzotint portraits. (All cut on plate edge). -- And 18 similar mezzotint portraits, primarily by Dutch artists. -- Also added: 24 portraits of European royals. -- (46).

PORTRAITS -- "JACOBUS ELISA JOANNES CAPITEIN, Africaansche Moor, beroepen Predikant aan het Kasteel st. George op d'Elmina". Engr. portr. by F. v. Bleyswyck. 227 x 172 mm. -- Added: "JOHANNES HOCHEDAEUS". 1622. Engr. portr. by W. Delff after M.I. Mierevelt. 240 x 140 mm. (2 copies). -- "PETRUS VAN D[ER] MEER". 1610. Engr. portr. by W. Delff after A. Vinck. 240 x 140 mm. -- "ARNOLDUS CORNELY [CRUSIUS]". 1610. Engr. portr. by W.I. Delff after M.I. Mierevelt. 257 x 141 mm. (Margins trimmed to plate border). -- d"JAKOB BASNAGE". Engr. portr. by I. Ledeboer. 330 x 225 mm. (Hinged to mount). -- "CORNELIUS HOUTHOFF". 1727. Engr. portr. by J. Houbraken after J. Wandelaar. 300 x 205 mm. -- And 13 o. portraits of Dutch clerics/religious officials. (19).

PORTRAITS -- HOGENBERG, Frans (1535-1590). "Gerardum Mercatoris Rupelmundani effigiem (…)". 1574. Engr. portr. of the cartographer Gerard Mercator at the age of 62 holding a compass and a globe, cold. by hand. 197 x 150 mm. Latin text on v°. -- Added: Edme de BOULONOIS (active 17th c.). "Christophorus Plantinus Turonensis". N.d. Engr. bust of Chr. Plantin. 187 x 139 mm. -- Willem HONDIUS (c. 1598-c. 1658). "Guilielmus Hondius". N.d. Engr. portr. after Ant. v. Dyck. 243 x 170 mm. Laid down on mount. -- And 6 o. portraits (Plancius, Bertius and 4 o. of Mercator). (9).

PORTRAITS -- COLUMBUS -- COLLECTION of 10 engravings/portraits of/relating to Christopher Columbus. 16th-19th c. Incl. several engravings from De Bry, 2 handcold. (1 heighthened with gold). Dif. sizes. (Some engrs. sl. browned/foxed, a few small tears/stains). -- Added: Some text-lvs. relating to Columbus incl. woodcuts, taken from Munster's 'Cosmographey'.

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of 45 portraits of - mostly Dutch - people of fame in the 17th/18th c.: jurists (Bynkershoek, Grotius), authors (Erasmus, Bor, Cats, Hooft, Rabus), ministers, admirals and explorers (Schouten, Van Diemen, Cook), etc.

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of ± 280 engraved/etched portraits of Dutch royalty and noblemen, men of state and science, mayors, commandors, etc. 17th-18th c., incl. some duplicates. Diff. sizes. -- Added: a collection of more than 100 miniature engr. portraits. -- (380).

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of ± 110 engraved/etched portraits of foreign royalty and noblemen, men of state and commandors, etc. 17th-18th c., incl. some duplicates. Diff. sizes.

OSTADE, Adriaen Jansz. v. (1610-1685). (The smoker and the drinker). c. 1646. Etching on early 18th c. paper. 64 x 83 mm. Signed in the plate. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

OSTADE, Adriaen Jansz. v. (1610-1685). (The baker sounding his horn). 1664 (?). Etching. 102 x 87 mm. -- Added: Id. (The pig killers). Etching. 117 x 116 mm. -- Both recently framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- (2).

NOOMS, Reinier (also called 'Zeeman') (c. 1623-1664), after. (Wharf with shipbuilders). Amst., C. Allardt, (after 1675, before 1705). Plain etched harbour scene. 227 x 308 mm. Framed, glazed and under (acid free) passepartout.

NIJLAND, Dirk Hidde ('Dirk') (1881-1955). (Crowd reading proclamations (?)). Dated "'44" and monogrammed in pencil in right lower corner. Gouache and watercolour. 300 x 380 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Several cracks, tears and holes in surface visible, uninspected o.o.f.). Sold w.a.f., not subject to return. -- Added: Id. (Lighthouse and semaphore at harbour head (of Hellevoetsluis?)). N.d. (=1920). Woodcut. 330 x 580 mm. Signed and numbered in pencil. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- (2).

MOLIJN, Pieter de (1595-1661). (Landscapes with peasants). 1626. Complete series of 4 etchings, signed and dated in the first plate. c. 152 x 187 mm each. All hinged to mounts. (Margins trimmed to border lines, all mildly browned in upper parts, rep. to upper left corner of first plate).

MERIAN -- COLLECTION of 18 engravings by M. Merian taken from J.L. Gottfrieds 'Fortgesetzte Historische Chronik' (II-III), 1745-59. Dif. sizes. (Sl. stained/foxed in places).

MARITIME HISTORY -- "NUEWE (!) TAFEL voor alle Lief hebbers en Zeevaarende Persoonen Vertoonende een Oorloghs-Schip Met al 't Touwerk als meede een door gesneede Schip, (…)/Table de tous les Termes des Principales (…) d'un Vaisseau de Guerre (…)". Amst., P. Schenk, n.d. (=1709). Engr. in red ink of a warship on thick paper. 510 x 595 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

MARITIME HISTORY -- FLAG CHART -- "SCHOUW-PARK ALLER SCHEEPS-VLAGGEN des geheelen Water-Waerelds; vermeerderd Met ruim 50 niewe, nooit voor dezen in 't Lichte gebrachte/Tableau des Pavillons de Mer (…)". Amst., G. v. Keulen, n.d. (c. 1750). Engr. flag chart displaying 240 ship flags of all the seafaring nations, city-states, cities, royalty, high officials and merchant companies, of which 235 cold. by hand. 510 x 795 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame).

LUYKEN -- COLLECTION of c. 90 engravings by J. (& C.) Luyken. Mostly early 18th c. Dif. sizes. (Margins a bit thumbed/soiled in places, sl. browned).

JAMNITZER, Christoph (1573-1610). Four etchings, each with four oval grotesques showing playing putti among sea monsters. C. 120 x 165 mm (paper size), each oval measures c. 50 x 70 mm. All 4 hinged under passepartout.(Margins trimmed in the image, missing parts of the ovals in places, a few foxing spots).

INDIA -- "SCARCITY IN INDIA". (Lond., c. 1795). Beautiful handcold. aquatint plate by F. Bartolozzi after Mather Brown. 522 x 420 mm. (Sev. marginal repairs, closed tears (running in the plate), a bit browned).

HUNTING -- COLLECTION of hunting/sporting aquatints. Lond., E. Orme, (1813). 9 aquatints (some w. accomp. text-leaf) in cont. handcolouring by Dubourg, Merke & Howitt, after Howitt & Clark, taken from 'Foreign Field Sports'. Each c. 165 x 210 mm.

HEEMSKERCK -- WIERIX, Johannes (1549-c. 1620). (The Lord's Prayer). N.d. (C.J. Visscher, c. 1643). Series of 7 (of 8) engr. after Maarten v. Heemskerck. c. 210 x 245 mm each. (Some slight spotting/soiling in places, but in perfect condition w. ample margins). -- Added: Dirck Volckertsz. COORNHERT (1520-1590). (The baptism of Christ). 1549. Engr. after Maarten v. Heemskerck. 203 x 279 mm. (Cut beyond plate edge, laid down on mount). -- (8).

HEEMSKERCK -- MULLER, Herman Jansz. (c. 1539-1617). (The Eight Beatitudes). N.d. (C.J. Visscher, 1643?). Series of 6 (of 8) engr. after Maarten v. Heemskerck. c. 210 x 250 mm each. (Some slight spotting/soiling in places, but in perfect condition w. ample margins).

HEEMSKERCK -- GALLE, Philips (1537-1612). (The Eight Wonders of the World). 1572. Complete set of 8 engr. after Maarten v. Heemskerck. Each approx. 212 x 260 mm. Hinged to (acid free) mounts. (All slightly foxed, margins of 'Piramides Ægypti' short, but in very good condition).

HAKKAART, F. ('Fer'). (1941-). "Hommage aan Max Ernst". 1979-83. Etching. 300 x 395 mm. Signed and titled in pencil. Edition 5/12. -- Id. (Transvestites in urinal). 1979-83. Etching. 300 x 450 mm. Signed in pencil. Third state, edition 2/8. (Lower blank margin faintly stained). -- And 1 o. by the same. (3).

HAKKAART, F. ('Fer'). (1941-). (Anatomy lesson). 1971. Etching. 310 x 380 mm. Signed in pencil. Edition 7/35. -- Id. (A boat trip). 1964. Etching. 215 x 397 mm. Signed in pencil. Edition 24/35. -- And 2 o. etchings by Berserik & José Calsina. (4).

GHEYN, Jacques de II, workshop of. "The three mounted trumpet players". (1599). Engr. 158 x 204 mm. (Margins trimmed to plate edge). -- Added: J. v.d. HEYDEN. (Engr. view of Paris w. a horse being trained in the foreground). Taken from: P. de NOUE. La cavalerie françoise (…). Strassb., 1620. 200 x 296 mm. (Margins trimmed to plate edge). -- (2).

GAZOVIC, Vladimír (1939-). "Z velkého stola prírody". (1990). Cold. lithogr. 850 x 635 mm. Annotated 45/90 and signed & dated in pencil. -- Added: V. SUCHÁNEK. "Souvenir". (1984). Cold. lithogr. 460 x 365 mm. Annotated 49/100 and signed in pencil. -- (2).

FREEMASONRY -- COLLECTION of 7 preprinted and embellished certificates and invitations, all in English, uncompleted. 19th c. Engravings, partly tinted, printed on r° only. Diff. sizes: largest 306 x 247, smallest 135 x 184 mm (sheet sizes). -- And 1 o. related to the freemasons. (8).

FARGUE, Paulus Constantijn la (1729-1781). "Gezigt van 't Fransch Fregat La Félicité (…) ter Hoogte van 's Gravezand op Strand gejaagd, door 't Engelsch Fregat The Richmond". The Hague, 1761. Etched view w. captions in English, Dutch and French underneath. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

EVERDINGEN, Allert v. ((1621-1675). (The Horseman on the Stone Bridge). Etching. 64 x 112 mm. Monogrammed 'AVE' in the plate. (Trimmed on the plate mark). Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

EMBLEMS -- COLLECTION of c. 200 - for the greater part emblematical - engravings taken from Jacob Cats's works, the majority with explanatory texts, incl. duplicates. 17th/18th c.

EMBLEMS -- BRY, Theodor de (1528-1598) & Johann Theodor de (1561-1623). Collection of 5 engr. emblems from 'Emblemata Nobilitati Et Vvlgo Scitv Digna singulis historijs symbola adscripta & elega[n]tes versus historia[m] explica[n]tes'. Frankf. a/M., 1593. 146 x 118 mm (plate size) each. - Theodor de BRY (1528-1598). "Maxima egestas est avaritia" - "Præclarissima virtutum est iustitia" - "Immodica ira gignit insaniam" - "Clementeæ sis cultor, sævitiæ vero detestator" - N.d. (possibly The Netherlands, c. 1588). 4 engr. ornament medallions. Ø 120 mm. -- And 1 o. by Th. & J.Th. De Bry. (10).

DÜRER, Albrecht. (A peasant and his wife). c. 1497. Engr., monogrammed in the plate. 104 x 72 mm. Tipped in to mount at upper and lower margin. (Margins cut on plate edge/in image, browned/foxed). -- Added: 2 o. copies of the same print, 1 from 1565 and 1 printed in reverse. -- (3).

DRAKES VOYAGES -- COLLECTION of 16 engr. plates from E.C. Drake, A Universal Collection of Authentic and Entertaining Voyages and Travels (Lond., c. 1770). Each c. 190 x 270 mm.

DIJKSTRA, Siemen (1968-). "De groene bork". 2001. Cold. woodcut on thin paper. 130 x 130 mm (image size). Signed, titled and annotated in pencil. Edition 301/355.

DIEREN -- SJOERDSMA, Hendrik Willem Jan Carel (1844-1912). "Aan den IJssel te Dieren" - "Dieren van af de heide" - "Dieren van af de Zutphensche weg" - "De stenderdmolen te Dieren aan de Zutphensche weg" - "Dieren van af de Brandweg" - Collection of 5 drawings in pencil, all dated 1861, under tissue guards. Each 240 x 365 (sheet size). Signed, dated and annotated in ink. Loose in cont. 4°-obl. album gilt lettered 'Souvenir H.W.J.C. Sjoerdsma 1861" on front side.

COSTUME PLATES -- SOUTH AMERICA -- COLLECTION of 37 costume plates depicting Indian tribes of South America. 18th-19th c. For the greater part in colour/coloured by hand. Diff. sizes.

COLLECTION of over 250 (small) engrs. of Dutch historical scenes from several important sources (Wagenaar, Kok). For the greater part 18th c. Incl. duplicates. Dif. sizes.

COLLECTION of 9 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War by F. Hogenberg, taken from Eytzinger's 'De Leone Belgico', Cologne 1586. Dif. sizes. Latin text on v° (1 French). -- Added: 25 text-engrs. on 23 lvs. taken from Bor's 'Oorsprongk, begin & vervolgh der Ned. oorlogen, beroerten & borgerlyke oneenigheden'. -- And: 13 text-engrs. on 12 lvs. from Gottfrieds 'Historische kronyck'. -- (43).

COLLECTION of 74 engraved plates representing Dutch historical events, coronations/ceremonies, gatherings of all sorts, funeral trains, stately entries, etc. 17th/18th c. Diff. sizes. - Nice collection and in v.g. condition.

CLAESZ -- MONOGRAMMIST AC (ascribed to Allaert Claesz, active 16th c.). (Two Highwaymen). Engr., monogrammed 'AC'. 77 x 55 mm (plate size). (Trimmed on/beyond plate edge, traces of previous mounting on v°.).

CLAESZ -- (ANONYMOUS, ascribed to Allaert Claesz, active 16th c.). (Venus or Galathea sailing in a shell). Engr. after D. Vellert. 66 x 48 mm (plate size). (Trimmed on/beyond plate edge, traces of previous mounting on v°.).

CARICATURE -- "'T LICHT IS OP DEN KANDELAER GESTELT". Amst., (2nd half 17th c.). Anonymous engraving w. legend and verses by H. Bergius Nardenius. 420 x 503 mm. (Sl. browned). -- "DE STAATKUNDIGE BRAAKING voor het gemak van Brittanien". Amst., A. Olofsen, (c. 1800). Engraving by C. Paulicin. 223 x 305 mm. -- And 3 o. (5).

CARICATURE -- COLLECTION of (lithographed) illustrations taken from primarily French caricatural magazines (l'Actualité, l'Assiette au beurre, Le Rire, Le Charivari, Gil Blas Illustré, etc.), 2nd h. 19th c./c. 1910, many in colour. On c. 130 lvs. Diff. sizes. - By artists like Steinlen, Daumier, Johannot, Gavarni, a.m.o..

CARICATURE -- "LA RARETÉ DE PRAGUE. De Praagsche rarekiek". Amst., Jan 't Lam, "naer de Copy van London (...) by T. Cooper", (1742). Broadside w. engraving in top, (232 x 345 mm) and 4 columns of letterpress explanation of the image below 480 x 381 mm (total size). (A few tiny creases/tears, sm. rep. on v°, sl. soiled). -- "DE OMKERINGE van de Algemeene Monarchie. / "METAMORPHOSE NOUVELLE". 1706. 2 engravings (both 177 x 266 mm), both with 2 columns of letterpress text below (Dutch and French). (Second mentioned laid down). -- And 9 o. (12).

CARICATURE -- "CE FORGERON mijn goede Vrind Fait sortir de la Teste een Kind. Aen den Experten Hollandschen Hoofd-Smith". (1689). Broadside. Engr., 193 x 265 mm, above a letterpress text in 3 columns. (Margins cropped, traces of former hinging on v°, a tiny hole, but in good condition).

CARICATURE -- "BLYDE NAGEDAGTENIS over het Herleeven van Amstels Groot Credit, in het wisselvallig wonder jaar 1763". Rott. (etc.), Maronier en Vis, (etc.), 1763. Engraving (170 x 255 mm) w. double-column letterpress text below. -- "BOLD JACK! pray, what's the business to-day? (...) Hoezee! tienduizendmaal! van dikhout zaagt men deelen (...)". 1780. Engraving after H. Kobell, w. 8-line engr. caption in English and Dutch below. 250 x 290 mm. -- "DE COMMANDO-BRUG, van Amsterdam naar 's Hage." Engraving (155 x 205 mm), with letterpress text in 2 columns below. -- And 13 o. (smaller) caricatural prints. (16).

CARICATURE -- "BEHOUWEN REYS der nieuwe vlugtelingen, Of de schielyke Uytvaart der vier Helden, in een Koeschuyt na Embden". Rotterdam, (etc.), Maronier & Vis, (etc.), n.d. 475 x 277 mm. (Rumpled, some tear & wear, small part of upper left corner gone).

BOTANY -- COLLECTION of 198 engravings, all cold. by hand and taken from James Sowerby's 'English botany'. (c. 1795-1865). Dif. sizes. -- Added: 14 o. cold. botanical engravings. -- (212).

BOTANY -- "BARBA CAPRAE / Scorsonera latifolia". (c. 1613). Handcold. engr. from B. Besler's Hortus Eystettensis. 476 x 394 mm. (Margins strengthtened/doubled on v°, foxing). -- "DAEMONOROPS MELANOCHAETES". (c. 1840). Cold. lithogr. plate from Blume's Rumphia. 695 x 450 mm (paper size). (A bit foxed). -- "LA RENONCULE DES PREZ". (1774). Handcold. engr. by Regnault. 255 x 380 mm. -- COLLECTION of 14 engr. cold. plates from Curtis' Flora Londinensis. (Early 19th c.). With accomp. text-lvs. 485 x 285 mm (paper size). -- And 1 o. (18).

BEHAM, Hans Sebald (1500-1550). (Death of Dido). 1520. Engr. 116 x 89 mm. Hinged to mount. (Margins cut beyond plate edges, traces of previous mounting on v°). Hollstein, German, 84-2(II). -- Added: Gerard v. GROENINGEN (1550-1599). (The Bridegroom and the Virtues advancing towards the Spouse). (1572-1642). 100 x 140 mm (plate size, incl. engr. caption). (Old ms annotations in Dutch in lower blank margin). New Hollstein, GvG, 308, 2(of II). -- (2).

BAUDARTIUS -- COLLECTION of engravings from Baudartius 'Les guerres de Nassau'. (c. 1620). 69 engr. views, plans, portrs., all with captions. Each engr. c. 130 x 160 mm. (Some marg. stains, a bit browned in places). -- Added: 6 handcold. engr. from the Dutch edition. -- (75).

BARGE, J.A. (Anatomical plates of the human body, I-VI (all)). The Hague, G.B. van Goor Zonen's Uitg. Mij, 1930. 6 phenomenal cold. lithogr. prints mounted on linen between wooden supports. c. 67 x 170 cm each. In the or. wooden box w. date in lid '1930'.

BAGELAAR, Ernst Willem Jan (1775-1837). "Verbranden van het verzeylde Engels Fregat van oorlog [?] op 21 july 1803 voor 't Vlie" - "Op 't eiland Vlie (het Eyland Terschelling in 't verschiet)" - "Op 't Vlie" - "Bij den Helder". - N.d. (c. 1803?). 4 plain watercolours on laid paper, signed on v°: "Capitain Bagelaar". 160 x 200 mm each. Annotated by the artist on mounts and on drawings. All hinged to the original mounts, in fine condition.

ATLAS TITLE PAGES -- COLLECTION of 27 atlas title-pages & some introductory lvs. 17th-19th century. 27 (engr.) title-pages. Dif. sizes. (Some margins dam./rep., a bit foxed/browned in places). - Sold as a collection, not subject to return.

ATLAS TITLE PAGES -- COLLECTION of 25 atlas title-pages. 17th-18th century. 25 engr. title-pages, of which 14 (partly) cold. by hand. Dif. sizes. (Some wear and tear in places, a few stamps, more or less browned/foxed, sev. marg. stains).

ARAB HORSE -- "L'ARABE ET SON COURSIER". N.pl., n.publ., n.d. (19th c.). Plain woodcut on laid paper of Arabs on horseback fighting each other. (Upper margin clumsily re-inforced at v°, small part of upper margin missing). - No other copy found. Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

ALVA'S STATUE -- "AFBEELDING der Duym van het Metale Standbeelt des Hertogs van Alba, door hem selfs tot zijn eer in 't kasteel van Antwerpen opgeregt inden Jare 1571, Afgenomen door ordre van den Requesens 1575: geheel vermorselt 1577 (…)". (c. 1717-19?). Etching. 71 x 93 mm.