Bartsch nr 25 (U. da Carpi); Bartsch Ill nr 25; cf Takahatake “The chiarosccuro wwodcut in Renaissance Italy” p. 130. Good impression printed in two plates of tons and a plate of trait, of 2nd state (of 2), du tirage d’A. Andreani ca 1608-1609. Vertical median fold; some rare creases; contrecollée.
De Grazia Bohlin nr 207 (II/II). Good impression of 2nd state (of 2), the date changed. Upper left corner turn off; some small creases. Thread margins on three sides; small margin at foot. Watermark : anchor (?) encircled and topped with a star. Plate forming frontispiece of “Opera omnia” by Aldrovandi in 1606.
Dimension: 150 portrait 315 platemark mm x 113 portrait 210 platemark mm
De Grazia-Bohlin nr 21 (II/IV). M. Bury “The Print in Italy” nr 50. Very good impression trimmed out the platemark, of 2nd state (of 4), before V. van Aelst’s address. Some creases, especially horizontal down; rests of mounting paper along the left edge.
Bartsch Ill. nr 30 (172). Good impression trimmed on or out the borderline, printed by two plates, one in light green, the other in black. Folds and creases mostly visible in raking light, some inherent at the edition; held by the left edge on a sheet of framing.
Bartsch Ill. 1098 (165). Good impression trimmed in the platemark, with engraved number. Glued by the upper edge. Plate to the set of “Various animal hunst and battle scenes”, 1602
Bartsch ill nr 3 (I/II). Very good impression trimmed at the platemark, of first state (of 2), before Mariette’s address. Some small foxings and very sligt stains. Camillo Procaccini n’exécuta que six eaux-fortes. Les traces de polissage du cuivre demeurent très visibles on our impression.