"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, n.d. (c. 1686/87). Engr. by D. Marot on 2 conjoined plates. Total size 810 x 560 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

ALKEMA, Wobbe Hendrik (1900-1984). Collection of 4 original lino cuts, of which 3 on the front sides of 3 fold. and handcoloured New Year's greeting cards, and 1 printed on tracing paper (cf. 'Het vroege werk' entry G35), all signed/monogrammed, 1 dated 1958. Largest 120 x 140, smallest 107 x 67 mm. -- Added: F. BOOL & A. PETERSEN. Het vroege werk van Wobbe Alkema 1918-1931. (1978). 4°. Owrps. -- (5).

AMERICA -- "DÉPUTATION des Américains près le Gouvernement provisoire de France le 6 Mars 1848/Deputation of citizens of the United States of America (…)". Paris, Gallé, n.d. (c. 1848). Plain lithogr. by Vayron w. captions in French and English. 235 x 320 mm. -- Added: "INTÉRIEUR DE LA VILLE D'ALBANY/View in Albany". Paris, (etc.), E. Ardit, n.d. (1830's). Plain lithogr. view. 250 x 335 mm (paper size). (Small stain in lower margin). -- And 25 o. (views, costumes (partly cold. by hand), and small maps), all relating to North America. (27).

ANONYMOUS, Dutch School. (Four Evangelists). N.d., mid 18th c.? 4 circular drawings in grey wash. Ø 275 mm each. Mounted along margins, under passepartouts.

ANONYMOUS, Dutch School. (Maritime scene). N.d., late 18th/beginning 19th c. Drawing in pen and grey wash. 185 x 290 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. Wm 'Vryheyd' resembling Churchill 102, but without initials 'K & D'. -- Added: UNIDENTIFIED SIGNATURE. (View of the beach at Scheveningen). N.d., mid 19th c. (after 1827). Watercolour. 126 x 191 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- And 1 o. (3).

BERSERIK, Hermanus ('Herman'). (1921-2002). (Still life). 1963. Etching and aquatint. 520 x 415 mm. Signed, "proef" and dated in pencil in lower margin. Inscribed "1962 Berserik" in plate. (Margin sl. yellowed).

BEZAAN, Jo (1894-1952). (Boerenerf). N.d. Etching. 193 x 256 mm. Signed and "11/17" in pencil. (A bit browned). -- Id. (Zuiderzeekust bij Harderwijk). (1927). Etching. 267 x 207 mm. Signed and "11/40" in pencil. -- Id. (Dorpsstraat met knotwilgen). Etching. 198 x 334 mm. Signed and "30/50" in pencil. Blind stamped J.H. de Bois in right outer corner of margin. Van Hoogenhuyze & Montens 66, 59 and 54. -- (3).

BISSCHOP (EPISCOPIUS), Jan de (1646-1686). (Walking man). Drawing in brown ink and brown wash. 286 x 151 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. Wm posthorn placed in a coat of arms, manufactured between ±1680 and ±1695.

CALENDAR -- "ESSO 1936. N.V. American Petroleum Company. Gebouw Petrolea. 's Gravenhage." Rott., Kühn & Zn., (1935). Calender with 12 cold. lithogr. lvs. by Vallot in Art Deco-style. At top a grey metal hanging strip w. attached circular "Standard" tag.

DEVOTIONALIA -- COLLECTION of 54 very fine 19th c. French devotional prints/prayer cards ('bidprentjes'). All loose under white 'passepartouts' w. blind stamped vegetal borders, 2 to a page, all w. deep blue background. In cont. blind stamped and gilt dec. 8°-obl., gilt-lettered "album religieux" on front cover, w. brass clasp and catches, a.e.g. - Some w. superimposed elements, some coloured by hand/colour printed, all with lacework borders. French texts on v°.

DIJKSTRA, Siemen (1968). "Avond valt. Laatste licht. Aekingerzand vlieg-den". 2013. Dome-shaped colour woodcut. 300 x 560 mm. Signed and titled in pencil. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

DIJKSTRA, Siemen (1968). "De Reest bij Dickninge/De grens". 2010. Colour woodcut. 205 x 830 mm. Signed and titled in pencil. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

DIJKSTRA, Siemen (1968). "Hålnäs. De avond valt. Oostzeekusten. Sandbymalets skjutplats". 2004. Colour woodcut. 200 x 780 mm. Signed and titled in pencil. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

DUTCH SCHOOL -- COLLECTION of 5 anonymous landscape drawings. 19th c. Various techniques. Smallest 166 x 253; largest 230 x 405 mm. All under passepartout.

DUTCH SCHOOL -- COLLECTION of genre scenes. 19th c. 4 drawings, various techniques. All under passepartout.

DUTCH SCHOOL? (Study of Hercules fighting the Nemean Lion). 17th c. Drawing on paper in red chalk. 280 x 200 mm. Wm a crowned fish (paper dating from the late 16th century (Vosges region)). -- And 2 o. anatomical studies added. (3).

DUTCH SCHOOL. (Portrait allegedly of the writer Nicolaas Beets? as a child). N.d. Oil on oak panel. 135 x 120 mm. Within cont. gilt wooden frame w. floral decoration.

GALLE, Philip (1537-1612). (The Seven Wonders of the World and the Ruins of the Coliseum). Complete set of 8 engravings after Maarten van Heemskerck (1498-1574) on paper. Each 212 x 262 mm. Recently hinged to mounts. (All trimmed to the plate mark (the first plate even somewhat beyond), lower margin of plates 2 and 3 w. small chips, lower corners of plates 2 and 7 gone, surface of images unobtrusively chafed (espec. along borders)).

GARJEANNE, Johannes Josephus (1860-1930). Collection of 4 pastel drawings of rural and village scenes. N.d. All under passepartout. (1 laid down and w. a tear running through upper l. corner). 2 signed in l.l. corner. -- And 1 o. (5).

INDONESIA -- BALINESE SCHOOL -- SCENE FROM THE RAMAYANA. Bali, probably ca. 1920-1940. Anonymous. Drawing in grey ink and colour wash on paper. 480 x 630 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

INDONESIA -- "EEN DAJAKKER in krijgsdos, uit het hooger gedeelte der rivier Doeson". Plate 49. Lithogr. cold. by hand after S. Müller & W.T. Gordon by J.M. Kierdorff. -- "VOORVECHTER van het Eiland Solor". Plate 45. Lithogr. cold. by hand after S. Müller & T.C. Bruining by J.M. Kierdorff. -- Both 440 x 288 mm. -- (2).

ITALIAN SCHOOL. (Landscape). 18th c. Drawing in red chalk and watercolour. 196 x 281 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. NB On v° study of tree in pencil. -- Added: J.B.A.F.J. van AEFFERDEN (1767-1840)? "Vue sur le Necker". N.d. Watercolour. 145 x 180 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout. -- And 2 o. landscapes. (4).

JAVEL/HERVIEL? (Two men on horseback under gate). 1691? Drawing in black ink and wash. 177 x 128 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. - Signature unclear, date on v°. No wm.

JELGERSMA, Tako Hajo (1702-1795). "Ars longa Vita brevis". 6 May 1744. Or. vanitas drawing in black ink representing a cloud, ornated with books, a bubble-blowing putto, painting tools, etc. 122 x 175 mm. Signed and dated in ink and with the annotation: "Pictura Studiosus Amator Harlemi". Framed and glazed, mounted.

KLERK, Willem de (1800-1876)? (Farmhouse on a pond). N.d. Drawing in pencil, ink and grey chalk. 175 x 204 mm. Monogrammed 'W de K' in r.l. corner. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- Added: Albrecht G.N.? (View of the Cauberg?). N.d. Drawing on paper in colour wash. 170 x 232 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. Signed in pencil in r.l. corner. -- And 1 o. (3).

LANGENDIJK, Dirk (1748-1805). (A group of cavalrymen resting at an inn). 1780. Drawing in grey wash. 195 x 223 mm. Signed and dated in l.l. corner. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- Added: George Lodewijk de WETSTEIN PFISTER. (Man on horseback says goodbye to innkeeper). 1904. Drawing in pen and brown wash. 126 x 176 mm. Monogrammed and dated in l.l. corner. Hinged to mount, under passepartout. -- And 1 o. (3).

LOHMANN, Josephus Bernardus Antonius ('Joseph'), (1884-1960). "Garnalenvisschers te Veere". N.d. (1920's). Etching. Captioned and annotated "druk van den etser", signed in pencil. 325 x 445 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (A bit age-toned). Uninspected out of frame. -- Added: 3 prints (2 etchings) by Willem Witjens (1929), Pol Dom (1910) and Ruurd R. v.d. Berg (1945). -- (4).

LOO, Charles-André (van)/Carle van LOO, (1705-1765), (Dutch?) follower. (Cupid shooting his bow). N.d. (18th c.?). Red chalk on paper. 395 x 310 mm (paper size).

MAK, Pieter Johannes (1842-1929). (Meadow landscape). N.d. Pastel. 175 x 265 mm. Signed in l.l. corner. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- Added: Abraham Hendrik WINTER (1800-1861). (Landscape near Woudenberg). N.d. Drawing in grey wash and red chalk. 218 x 310 mm. Monogrammed l.l. 'AHW'. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- And 1 o. (3).

MANKES, Jan (1889-1920). ("Vier muizen, zittend tussen heide en andere planten"). 1916. Etching. 237 x 160 mm. Signed in pencil in right lower corner. Older framing, under passepartout. (Image a bit browned, uninspected out of frame, but seemingly in good condition).

MONDRIAAN, Frédéric Hendrik ('Frits') (1853-1932). (Village view (Rijswijk?)). N.d. Drawing in pencil on paper. 155 x 232 mm. Signed in l.l. margin. Hinged to mount, under passepartout. -- Added: Id. (River landscape). N.d. Drawing in black chalk and colour wash. 170 x 224 mm. Signed in l.l. margin. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- (2).

MONTAUT, Ernest (1879-1909). "Le dirigeable "République", moteur Panhard et Levassor". Paris, (c. 1900). Cold. lithogr., finished by hand. 445 x 898 mm. -- GAMY (=Marguerite Montaut). "Meeting de Champagne. Olieslaegers recordman de la durée et de la distance (...)." Paris, Mabileau, 1910. Cold. lithogr., finished by hand. 447 x 898 mm. -- (2).

MÜNTHE, Gerhard Peter Frantz (1849-1929). "Peer Gynt og hans Moder". N.d. Drawing in pencil. 165 x 235 mm. Signed in l.r. corner. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

PIECK, Anton Franciscus ('Anton') (1895-1987). "Friesche klokkenmakery Joure". N.d. (1920). Etching, captioned in the image. 188 x 158 mm. Annotated "eigen druk" and signed in pencil. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

PLOOS VAN AMSTEL, C. "Pourtret van den kunschilder (!) Jan Josephszoon van Goijen". 1767. Etching by J. Körnlein (?) in crayon style with roulette. 155 x 140 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

POSTMA, Hendrik Nicolaas (1873-1945). (Town views (2 x Amsterdam & Amersfoort?)). N.d. Collection of 3 drawings in colour wash and pencil. 270 x 165; 112 x 165; 170 x 260 mm. Hinged to mounts (2) and mounted along margins, all under passepartout. All signed '(H) Postma'.

POTHOVEN, Hendrik (1726-1807). (Portrait of Gerard J.G. Bacot). 1799. Drawing in grey wash. Signed in l.l. corner. 171 x 108 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. Added: the engr. after this portrait by R. Vinkeles. -- Jan Willem PIENEMAN (1779-1853)? (Portrait of King Willem II). N.d. Drawing in pencil.165 x 103 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- And 4 o., incl. a portrait of the painter Johannes Ouderogge. (6).

REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (1606-1669). ("Portrait of Lieven Willemsz. van Coppenol"). 19th c. edition of the 1658 portrait. Etching on laid paper, no wm. 142 x 133 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. (Lower margin of our copy trimmed to image?).

ROCHUSSEN, Charles (1814-1894), possibly. (Group of hussars on horseback (around Napoleon?)). N.d. Drawing in brown and light blue colour wash. 205 x 325 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. -- Added: 5 drawings w. 'horse scenes'. -- (6).

RUSSIA -- CATCHPENNY PRINT -- "INNEMING, De, en verbranding van Moscou/La prise et l'incendie de Moscou. N° 22". Turnhout, P.J. Brepols, n.d. (first h. 19th c.). Broadside w. 8 plain woodcut scenes dep. the siege of Moscow in 1812. (Margins frayed/creased, rep. on v° to margins and to small hole in image).

SADELER I, Jan (±1550-±1600). "Planetarum effectus et eorum in signis Zodiaci super Provincias, Regiones et Civitates dominia." Antw., 1585. Complete series of 8 engr. plates (incl. title-plate) after M. de Vos. Each 240 x 244 mm. (Small owner's stamp on image of title-plate and w. small closed tear in lower margin, some unobtrusive staining, but a fine set).

SCHELFHOUT, Andreas (1787-1870). (Landscape with ruins). N.d. Drawing in brown wash. 118 x 147 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. (Browned). - Signed on v° in pencil 'A. Schelfhout f'.

"SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI/mors ultima linea rerum". (c. 1712). Engr. on laid paper (no wm) after the 1655 print by C. v. Dalen/A. v.d. Venne. 330 x 445 mm. Men and women, including high-ranking individuals such as kings and queens, look into the opened tombs of historical figures (Croesus, Helena, Solomon, etc.) of whom only skeletons remain. All react with horror. From: J. Cats. 'Alle de wercken'. 1712. -- Added: "AFBEELDINGE van het Vorstelyke Lyk- en Prael-Bed, van (…) Willem-Carel-Hendrik Friso, (…)". 's-Grav., A. de Groot en Zn., 1751. Etching on top of letterpress text. 500 x 365 mm (sheet size). -- And 4 o. funerary prints. (6).

SOUTH AMERICA -- PERU -- COLLECTION of 42 prints (plans, costumes, views) relating to Peru, partly cold. by hand, incl. duplicates. 18th-19th c. Diff. techniques. Diff. sizes.

STRUCK, Hermann (1876-1944). Collection of 9 etchings deriving from an album of etchings on the subject of the Land of Israel. (Possibly Frankfurt, 1903?). Various sizes, all under passepartout. Signed by the artist in pencil, some dated and inscribed in the plate. (Passepartouts browned/partly a bit stained, etchings slightly age-toned).

STUERS, Victor Eugène Louis ('Victor') de (1843-1916), attributed. (4 caricature drawings of lawyers represented as foxes). N.d. Drawings in black ink. Largest 100 x 75; smallest 42 x 39 mm. Laid down on 1 mount, under passepartout.

VENNE, Adriaen v.d. (1589-1662)? (Candaules and Gyges). N.d. Drawing in grey and brown colour wash on laid paper, no wm. 110 x 142 mm. Mounted along margins, under passepartout. (Closed tear in l.l. corner).

WALDORP, Antonie (1803-1866). (River scene w. sailing vessels passing by). N.d. Drawing in greyish wash on paper. Signed in l.r. corner. Hinged to mount, under passepartout. (Browned).