AEFFERDEN, Jan Baptist Alexander Frans Joseph v. (1767-1840), attrib. to. "Neckner Steinnach [Neckarsteinach] avec ses quatre Chateaux dont deux seulement habitables". N.d. Drawing on laid paper in brown/black ink and colour wash. 262 x 424 mm (paper size). Caption in pencil (A.F. v. A's hand?). (Upper left upper corner of image gone and replaced, several marginal splits and rep. 'disruptions'). Hinged to mount, framed and under glass.

"AFBEELDINGE VAN 'T GROOTE BAL, gegeven bij H.K.H. Mevrouw de Princesse van Orange in Decemb: 1686 op de Saal van Orange in't Haagse Bosch ter eere der Geboorten van S.H. de Heere Prince van Orange / Representation de la grande Feste de S.A.R. Madame la Princesse d'Orange celebre (etc.)". The Hague, c. 1686/87. Engr. by D. Marot on 2 conjoined plates. 810 x 560 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame, but in fine and clean condition).

BALINESE DRAWING -- I PICTERA (?). Traditional mythological Balinese scene. N.d. Drawing in ink and colour wash. Unclearly signed. Framed & glazed. Uninspected out of frame.

BATTLE OF LENS 1648 -- "LA BATAILLE DE LENS EN FLANDRE gaignée p. l'Armée du (…) Louys XIIII (…) sur l'armée Espagnolle commandée p. l'Archiduc Leopold, le 20e jour d'Aoust 1648". N.pl., n.d. (c. 1690). Engr. by N. Cochin after S. de Pontault de Beaulieu representing the Battle of Lens which ended the 30-years War, printed on 2 conjoined sheets. 585 x 900 mm (image size).

BLOTELINGH, Abraham (1640-1690). (The "Benningh Cannons"). 1671 (dated in the plate). Engr. after A. v.d. Velde, printed on two conjoined leaves. 595 x 750 mm. Engr. caption in banner in top margin and below cannons in lower margin. (Margins trimmed and in need of repair (various splits and some chips in places), slightly browned (espec. margins)).

BUIJS, Jacobus (1724-1801). River scene. N.d. Washed ink pen drawing in grey and sepia. 88 x 131 mm. Model for one of the engraved plates in 'Historie der Waereld' by J.F. Martinet, published in 1780-88. -- Added: 3 similar drawings of biblical scenes by the same, of which 2 signed by the artist ('Raising of Lazarus' and 'Let the Children come to me'). -- (4).

CARICATURE -- COLLECTION of 8 catchpenny prints, each depicting two large comical characters. (Germany, mid 19th c.). Cold. lithogr., numbered and monogrammed JS, 2 also signed Harburger on the stone. (Margins a bit frayed in places, somewhat browned).

CARICATURE -- "HET GELDERSCHE ZWYN". (1786). Engr., cold. by hand, on top of letterpress poem. 345 x 215 mm. Hinged to mount. -- "HET GELDERSCHE ZWYNENGEBROED". (1787?). Engr. on top of letterpress poem. 380 x 245 mm. -- (2).

CATCHPENNY PRINTS -- "GENESIS AEN HET VII CAPITTEL". Amst., Gysbert de Groot Keur, n.d. (c. 1740). Large woodcut w. cold. patches of orange and blue. 400 x 300 mm (sheet size). (In fine condition, apart from a very small hole in image and some marginal fraying).

CHESS -- NAT, Rien v.d. (Chess game between horse and abstract figure. Chess notations on the right, chess clock on the left and part of a chessboard). (N.d., 1970). Drypoint. 490 x 380 mm. Signed in pencil, edition stated "7/10". Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

COLLECTION of 10 drawings in various techniques of landscapes. 18th-19th c., for the greater part anonymous. Diff. sizes.

COLLECTION of 15 drawings in various techniques of figures and animals. 18th-19th c., for the greater part anonymous. Diff. sizes.

COLLECTION of 15 drawings of landscapes in various techniques. 19th-20th c. 10 signed/monogrammed. Diff. sizes.

COLLECTION of 17 drawings: portraits and figure studies in various techniques. 18th-20th c., for the greater part anonymous. Diff. sizes.

COLLECTION of 41 drawings by various hands of castles, country houses, churches, architectural details, etc. 19th/20th c. Diff. sizes. For the greater part in pencil and (grey/colour) wash and other media, all on paper. Diff. sizes: largest 350 x 390 mm, smallest 90 x 100 mm. (Traces of previous framing in places).

CRAEYVANGER, Gijsbertus (1810-1895). Collection of 8 small drawings: 5 in pencil and 3 in water colour. Between 1860 and 1884. 6 signed/monogrammed by the artist of which 5 also dated. Largest 245 x 350, smallest 102 x 158 mm. 2 hinged to mounts.

CRANENBURG(H), Hendrik v. (1754-1832). Landscape with a shepherd and his flock near a sheep pen. 1812. Drawing in pencil and grey wash. 176 x 242 mm. Signed and dated on v°. Hinged to mount. In very good condition.

D'ORBIGNY, A.D. -- COLLECTION of 142 engr./lithogr. plates by A.D. d'Orbigny after E. Lassale (incl. 1 duplicate; 52 in col.) taken from 'Voyage dans l'Amerique meridionale. Par., Pitois-Levrault, 1834-1847'. (Slightly browned, a few stains).

DELAUNAY, Sonia (1885-1979). "ABCDEF". (1970). Cold. lithogr. 650 x 508 mm. Signed in pencil and w. annotation 'EA' (Épreuve d'artiste). (Slightly foxed and w. traces of former passepartout in image). -- Added: Id. Proof (?) of a pochoir cold. (4 colours) design, w. underneath the printed text 'Sonia Delaunay'. On v°-side: printed plain illustration w. text '343' underneath. 250 x 177 mm. From Delaunay's workshop? Cover design for a catalogue which was perhaps never published? -- (2).

EEKMAN, Nicolaas Mathijs (1889-1973). Boy riding horse (?) on the back of his father/an older man. N.d. Drawing in black ink on laid paper. Signed and w. red monogram stamp. (Paper a bit foxed).

FALCONS -- MANETTI, Xaverio (1723-1784), attrib. "Falco Barletta" and "Falco Albanella". N.d., 18th c. Drawings in colour wash of 2 falcon species, captioned in manuscript and numbered 'XXXVII' and 'XLVIII'. 475 x 360 mm (paper size). (Some foxed spots in places, but in good condition).

FESTIVE FIREWORKS -- "AFBEELDING VAN HET THEATER met zyn Ornamenten en Constigh Vuurwerk, opgericht door ordere van (…) de Heeren Staten Generaal (…), afgestooken op den 14 Iuny 1713. Ter occasie van de Vreede (…)". 's-Grav., A. Beeck, (1713). Engr. by D. Stoopendaal after H. Pola. 475 x 543 mm. (Cut close to image, laid down on mount).

FIRE FIGHTING -- "AFBEELDINGHE van de Nieu geinventeerde en geoctroyeerde Slang-Brandspuyten, Vertoonende des selfs Figuur en manier van gebruyck. Nieuwelyck uytgevonden, in Practyck gebragt, en naar alle gelegenheeden van Plaats en Waateren bequaamelyk geschikt door Jan vander Heyde, en Jan vander heyde de Jonge, Generaale Brand Meesters der Stad Amsterdam. / Dessein des Pompes a Boyaux (…)". N.pl., n.d. (after 1672). Engr. by D. Stoopendaal (?) after J. v.d. Heyde, image size 363 x 454 mm. Total sheet size 605 x 497 mm. (A bit browned, margins a but frayed).

FOKKE, Simon (1712-1784). Dutch fleet sailing to Chatham. (Amst., 1767). Miniature washed ink pen drawing in grey and sepia. c. 80 x 55 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

GALLE, Philips (1537-1612). The Death of the Virgin. (Antwerp), A. Ortelius, c. 1574. Engr. after Pieter Breughel the Elder (Flemish, b. ca. 1525–1569). 310 x 421 mm. (Trimmed on plate edge, laid down on mount which was partially removed again, corners tipped in on the remains of a more recent mount, but altog. a very reasonable copy).

GOLTZIUS, Hendrick (1558-1617). "Labor (&) Diligentia". 1582. Engr. 194 x 137 mm. (Trimmed on border of/partly in image, tiny hole in right upper side). New Hollstein Dutch 199. -- Id. "Fortitudo (&) Patientia". (1580-84). Engr. 205 x 160 (plate edge). New Hollstein Dutch 119. -- Id. (John the Baptist as a Child). (C.J. Visscher, between 1601 and 1652). Engr. after J. Matham. 180 x 143 mm. (Caption cut off, trimmed on border of image). New Hollstein Dutch 109-copy 2(2). -- And 2 o. prints by Jan de Bisschop. (5).

HERALDRY -- ("WAPENEN der Steden en Oud-Adelyke Geslachten in de machtige Republyke van Holland en West-Vriesland"). Haarlem, B. Cleynhens, (1695). Heraldic 'map' w. num. plain coats of arms on 4 engr. plates by B. Stoopendael. The plates can be conjoined in such a way that they form one large plate. Without the text-leaf. (Chip in lower blank margin of 1st plate). -- Added: "NAMEN en Wapenen der Ed:Agtbaare Heeren Oudraden ofte Vroedschappen der Stad Dordrecht (…)". Amst., H. de Leth, (1740). Heraldic 'map' w. 228 coats of arms on 2 engr. plates which can be conjoined. (Some brown stains in places). -- "NAMEN ende Wapenen der (…) Heeren , Veertigh Raaden der Stad Delft (…)". (Amst.), H. de Leth, 1738. Heraldic 'map' w. 538 coats of arms on 4 engr. plates. (Some tear & wear in places). -- And 11 o. heraldic and genealogical plates. (21).

JAPANESE PRINTS -- UTAGAWA HIROSHIGE (1797-1858). "Mountains and Rivers on the Kiso Road". (Kisoji no yamakawa). Triptych. Or. published in 1857. This publ. in the Showa era. 3 cold. woodblock prints. 392 x 252 mm. each (image size). Under passepartout.

JARDIN, Karel du (1622-1678). Collection of 5 landscape etchings. Dated (and signed in the plates) between 1656 and 1660. Each c. 140 x 175 mm. Hinged to mounts.

LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS. Collection of 12 drawings by various hands of Dutch landscapes, i.a. views of Laren, Ruurlo, Nootdorp, Breukelen, Maarssen, Monster, etc. Late 19th c./early 20th c. Pencil and mixed media on paper. Diff. sizes: largest 270 x 410, smallest 140 x 210.

LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS. Collection of 9 drawings by various hands of unidentified Dutch (?) landscapes. 19th c. Diff. sizes: largest 300 x 450, smallest 98 x 130 mm. Pencil and mixed media on paper.

MAGUIRE, Helena. Collection of five studies of hanging dead game (Series 453, 1-5): "Widgeon & Partridges", "Capercartzie & Pigeons", "Hare & French Partridges", "Wild duck", "Black cock & Ptarmigan". Lond., (etc.), Raphael Tuck & Sons, n.d. (c.1880). 5 cold. chromolithogr. on thick paper. 620 x 310 mm (plate size) each. (Some marginal chips/splits in places, lower outer right corner of nr. 3 gone, nr. 5 w. some staining).

MEZZOTINTS -- COLLECTION of 24 mezzotint portraits of Dutch and German royalty, (German) scientists, men of state, etc. 17th-19th c. Engr. by I.J. & J.E. Haid (14), P. Schenck, a.o. Diff. sizes. Largest 540 x 420, smallest 220 x 150 mm.

MEZZOTINTS -- "MISS KITTY DRESSING". Lond., Watson & Dickinson, 1781. Mezzotint by J. Watson after a painting by R. Wright. (Margins short, espec. lower margin which is also a bit frayed). Intimate scene of a kitten being dressed by two young girls executed in a superior technique. 2nd state. -- Added: ("GOUDWEEGSTER"). (Amst.), P. Persoy, (1690-94). Mezzotint by J. v.d. Bruggen after a painting by D. Teniers. 294 x 220 mm. Hinged to mount (w. ticket: "Offer aan het Vaderland 1831"). Gold weigher observed by two devils and Death. Hollstein Dutch 28-2(2). -- "LAW/LOI". Lond., J. Bowles, n.d. (c. 1760?). Mezzotint by R. Purcell after A. v. Ostade. 360 x 255 mm. (Age-toned). -- "LA VÜE" - "L'OÜIE" - "LE GOÜT" - "LE TOUCHER". Augsb., J.J. Haid & Fils, n.d. (c. 1760). 4 mezzotints, numb. 1-4. c. 415 x 280 mm. (Stained in places, lower margin trimmed to/on plate edge, some creasing). -- And 2 similar prints. (9).

NIEUWENKAMP, Wijnand Otto Jan (1874-1950). "Spelevaren, Benares". (1914-17). Tinted etching on Japanese paper. 100 x 150 mm. Signed by the artist, titled and annotated 'épreuve d'artiste' in pencil. (Margins a bit foxed). -- Added: Id. "Het vertrek". (1914). Etching on Dutch paper. 116 x 116 mm. Signed by the artist, titled and annotated 'épreuve d'artiste' in pencil. (Paper age-toned).

PERSIAN MINIATURE PAINTINGS, Collection of 8 cold. hand painted illustrations, 4 w. adjacent texts, taken from Persian manuscripts. 18th-19th c. Sizes differ, but largest is 260 x 150 mm and smallest is 185 x 110 mm. All framed and glazed. Uninspected out of frames, but 4 are obviously a bit dam./wormed in places.

PORTRAITS -- BECKER, Fridolin (1830-1895). (Portrait of a young woman standing, arms folded, in traditional attire). N.d. Oil painting on paper. 235 x 343 mm. Monogrammed 'Fr.B.' in lower right corner. -- Added: 3 o. portraits by various artists. (4).

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of 60 engraved portraits of (primarily) German scientists, men of letters, men of state, etc. 16th/18th c. Diff. sizes, largest 336 x 236, smallest 145 x 80 mm. Some hinged to mounts. In good condition.

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of 83 engraved portraits of Dutch men of state, scientists, clergymen, authors, artists, etc. 17th-20th c. Diff. sizes. Some hinged to mounts. In general in very good condition.

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of 91 engraved portraits of European, but primarily Dutch, rulers, men of state, influential clergymen and noblemen. 16th-17th c. Diff. sizes. Partly hinged to mounts. In general in very good condition.

PORTRAITS -- COLLECTION of c. 131 engraved portraits of (primarily) German (but also other nationalities) scientists, theologians, men of letters, men of state, nobility and royals, etc. 16th/19th c. Diff. sizes, largest 455 x 335, smallest 105 x 76 mm. Some hinged to mounts. In general in good condition.

PORTRAITS -- "HGOLTZIUS Sculptor et Pictor (…)". (Haarl.), 1617. Engr. portr. by Jac. Matham of H. Goltzius within a beautiful architectural setting. 5 line poem by Schrevelius inscribed in the plate underneath. 440 x 290 mm. Tipped in on mount. (Margins cut on/in plate edge, all 4 corners slightly dam.). New Hollstein Dutch 241-2(2). -- "PETRUS CORNELIUS HOOFDIUS (…)". (Amst), Dankertz, c. 1642. Engr. portr. of P.C. Hooft by R. Perzyn after I. Sandrart. 281 x 200 mm. Hinged to mount. -- Added: a collection of 17 portraits of (primarily) Dutch men of science, authors, etc., all engr. by A. Houbraken (1660-1719). Diff. sizes. Between 1743-74. -- And 3 o. (22).

PORTRAITS -- SCHÄFER, Dirk (1864-1941). "Portret van ? Sijbrands". 1905. Portrait in black chalk on tinted paper. 360 x 467 mm. Study of trees on v° (by the same?).

RENSBURG, Eugenius ('Eugène') (1872-1956). Collection of 13 drawings: 9 in pencil, 1 in ink and 3 in pencil/ink and colour wash. All dated between 1909 and 1936. Diff. sizes: smallest 355 x 250, largest 640 x 510 mm. (In good condition, but w. previous framing marks in places and some pin holes in corners).

TURNER -- MIDDIMAN, S., W. CHAPMAN, a.o. Collection of 53 steel-engravings after paintings and drawings by J.M.W. Turner, nearly all cold. by hand. Lond., (etc.), all 1830's-1860's. For the greater part under passepartouts. Largest 255 x 365, smallest 160 x 195 mm. -- Added: a similar collection of 98 steel-engravings cold. by hand after W.H. Bartlett (78), G. Balmer (12), J.D. Harding (6) and T. Allom (2). The greater part under passepartouts. (151).

"VERGADER-KAMER VAN DE HEEREN STATEN VAN HOLLAND EN WESTVRIESLAND". (c. 1730). Engr. by I.C. Philips after M. Terwesten and G. v. Giessen. 505 x 700 mm. (Some repairs on v°-side, some splits running into the image in places). -- Added: "TREVES-KAMER van haar Hoog Mog. de Staten Generaal der Vereen. Nederlanden". (c. 1730). Engr. by I.C. Philips after M. Terwesten and G. v. Giessen. 380 x 690 mm. (Some repairs on v°-side). -- And 1 o. (part of "Afbeeldinge van't Groote Bal gegeven (…) in Decemb. 1686 op de Saal van Oranje (…)". Atlas v. Stolk 2715). -- (3).

VINKELES, Jan (1783-after 1803 abroad). Collection of 4 children's book scenes. N.d. (c. 1800). Washed ink pen drawings in grey and sepia. Each c. 55 x 95 mm. All hinged to mounts.

VINKELES, Reinier (1741-1816). Collection of 6 domestic, a.o. scenes. N.d. (c. 1800). Washed ink pen drawings in grey and sepia. Each c. 85 x 135 mm. One signed 'R. Vinkeles del.'

VINKELES, Reinier (1741-1816). Familiy scene in front of a house in the woods. N.d. Washed ink pen drawing in grey and sepia. c. 85 x 140 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

WICART, Nicolaas (1748-1815). "'t Dorp Jaarsveld aan de Lek". N.d. Drawing in ink and ink wash on laid paper w. watermark. 296 x 442 mm (image size). Signed in left lower corner and annotated "ad vivum", titled in ms. on v°. (Some minor creasing in places, small tear in right upper corner, 2 marks (of former hinging to passepartout?) visible in upper margin, but in fine condition).

WIERSMA, Ids (1878-1965). "Amersfoort". 1911. Drawing in crayon and colour wash. 315 x 210 mm (image size). Under passepartout. (A bit age-toned, but in good condition).