Moses van WTENBROUCK
ca 1595 La Haye ? + 1646/47 La Haye
Etching

Netherlandish school , beginning of XIXe century

Woodcut

Nicolaes de BRUYN
1571 Anvers + 1656 Amsterdam
Engraving

Nicolaes VERKOLJE
1673 Delft + 1746
Mezzotint after G. Dou

New Hollstein (van Dyck) nr 38. Very good impression of the last state. Small stains and marginal foxings. Wide margins. Edition about 1720.

Philippe GALLE
1537 Anvers + 1612 Anvers
Etching and engraving after Goltzius

Philippe GALLE
1537 Haarlem + 1612 Anvers
Engraving after A. van Blocklant

New Hollstein nr 243. Very good impression of the only state. Glued by the corners; small tear at top; rare creases or breaks, notamment une horizontale au centre. Thread margins. Plate to the set of ten “Sybilles”, 1575

Pierre Louis van SCHUPPEN
1627 Anvers + 1702 Paris
Engraving after Le Brun

New Hollstein (van Dyck) nr 69. Very good impression of the last state. Slight marginal oxidation. Wide margins. Edition about 1720. Pieter de Jode holds in his left hand a sheet of paper and the engraver’s tools as well as a platemark are placed on the table.

Pieter van LAER
ca 1592/95 Haarlem + 1642 Haarlem
Etching

Pieter von LAER
1599 Haarlem + 1642 Haarlem
Etching

Reinier Nooms said ZEEMAN
ca 1623 Amsterdam + before 1667
Etching

New Hollstein nr 88 (II/II). Impression widely trimmed on three sides (160 x 118 instead of 177 x 160); of 2nd state (of 2), the platemark used but very probably printing in XVIIth century. Some strong thin paper areas reinforced on the back, some se déchirant; a pinpoint on the cuisse; old inscription on the […]

New Hollstein nr 48 (III/III). Good impression trimmed of some mm in the platemark, of the last state. Tear hastily repair about 15 mm at lower left; many thin paper areas; a small hole and upper left angle trimmed. Edition of XVIIIth century.

New Hollstein nr 251. Good impression on laid paper of 3rd or 4 state (of 5), with some new small works. Some small foxings and slight oxidation; slight vertical crease. Thread margins. Edition of beginning of XIXth century.