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We offer in this sale old master prints from the end of the 15th Century, rare antique maps, prints and drawings up to the 19th century, to modern &amp; contemporary fine prints.

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Original antique woodcut depicting Jonah sits under the wonder tree, Jonah sits overlooking the city of Nineveh waiting for God to destroy the city. God has grown a miracle tree for him so that he can sit in the shade. But the next day the tree has withered, the leaves hang limp, and Jonah is overcome by the heat. This print originates from the work ”t’Scat der Zielen, dat is: Het geheete leven ons Heeren Jesu Christi…”, published in Amsterdam in 1648 by Pieter I. Print was made by Christoffel van Sichem (II) after Veit Rudolf Specklin, published in Amsterdam, 1648. Christoffel van Sichem (II) (circa 1580–1651) was a Dutch engraver and printmaker known for his detailed and expressive engravings. He was part of the van Sichem family of artists, which was influential in the 16th and 17th centuries. His works often depicted religious and mythological subjects, as well as scenes from daily life. Van Sichem's engravings were widely recognized for their technical skill and artistic quality, contributing significantly to the golden age of Dutch printmaking. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Christoffel van Sichem Dimensions:9 cm x 13 cm&nbsp;&nbsp; Medium:&nbsp;Woodcut Date:&nbsp;1648

Christoffel van Sichem (II) - Jonah sits under the wonder tree overlooking the city of Nineveh - 1648

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"Braque Lithographe" is a captivating book that showcases the exceptional artistic talent of Georges Braque, a renowned French modernist artist (1882-1963). Published in Paris in 1963 by André Sauret, this large 1th edition is presented in an exquisite illustrated cover featuring a lithograph, protected by an additional transparent cover. Housed in a sturdy cardboard box, this edition is a true collector's item. Within the book's 189 pages, readers will discover a remarkable collection of Braque's lithographs, accompanied by descriptive text. Notably, "Braque Lithographe" boasts three original color lithographs: one gracing the cover, another as the frontispiece, and a third as the title vignette, adding a touch of artistic brilliance to the publication. Limited to just 3,357 copies, this edition holds a sense of rarity.&nbsp;

Francis Ponge and Fernand Mourlot - "Braque Lithographe" - 1963

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"Joan Miró - Al Torchio" is a captivating book that celebrates the remarkable printed works of Joan Miró, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. With an engaging text by Yvon Taillandier in Italian, this publication was printed in Paris in 1972. This visually stunning book showcases the artistic genius of Miró through a collection of five lithographs that exemplify his unique style and creativity. The inclusion of inks, etchings, lithographs, various etchings, illustrations, and posters further enriches the experience, offering a comprehensive glimpse into the artist's diverse body of work. The book accompanied by a protective cardboard cover adorned in beautiful blue leather. While the book may show minor tears and worn edges, it remains a cherished artifact that captures the essence of Miró's artistic brilliance. Language&nbsp;Italian Date1972 AuthorYvon Taillandier OriginParis, France

Yvon Taillandier - Joan Miró. Al Torchio - 1972

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The main work on German hunting in the 18th century, here missing the appendix to the second volume titled Der wohl-unterrichtete Teutsche Fischer.Der Vollkommene Teutsche Jäger. 2 parts in 2 volumes (Part II missing the appendix). Leipzig, Martini, (1719)-24. Folio (approx. 34.8 x 22 cm). With 2 double-page engraved frontispieces, an engraved portrait, and 83 (instead of 110; 10 double-page) copper engravings. 12 leaves, 656 (recte 356), 4 pp., pp. 357-400, 111 pp., 16 (lacking the final blank), 4 leaves, 12, 8 (instead of 8), 224 pp.; 1 leaf, pp. (225)-364. Modern half leather and modern half cloth bindings. First edition. Schwerdt I, 175; Lindner 611.01; Souhart 187 (only Vol. I). Not listed in VD 18.

Hanns Friedrich von Fleming (1667–1724) - Flemming´s Der vollkommene Teutsche Jäger

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Der aus dem Reiche der Wissenschaften wohlversuchte Referendarius. Volumes I–VI (of 12) in 3 volumes. Augsburg, Selbstverlag, 1750–54. 4° (20.5 x 16 cm). With 4 engraved frontispieces, 24 partly folded copper engravings (one printed on both sides), 3 full-page text engravings, a double-sided woodcut plate, and woodcut text illustrations. Contemporary leather bindings (spines partially worn, scuffed, and bumped). Reference: ZDB 552526-3. Hayn/Gotendorf IV, 430: "An important encyclopedia addressing contemporary issues of the time." Details on the total number of copper engravings and other illustrations published with this work were not found. Includes illustrations on human and animal deformities, sea monsters, the construction of an air machine, agricultural tools, lamps and stoves, religious martyrdoms, spiders, garden and city planning, and a woodcut of a rattlesnake believed to possess magical powers.

Johann Andreas Erdmann Maschenbauer - Der aus dem Reiche der Wissenschaften wohlversuchte Referendarius

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This is a quarto edition consisting of [8]-102-[9-1 blank]-123-[1 blank]-208-[12]-347-[1 blank]-24-[31] pages, with the usual toning and spotting. It is a new, augmented edition by P. Scriverius (1576-1660) of the major annotated edition by the Dutch humanist Stewechius (1557-1588), focusing on the primary classical sources for the Roman Army. The book with 47 large woodcuts showing Roman machinery and tactics. The book also includes notes by the Bruges humanist Fr. Modius (1566-1597). It features 47 large woodcuts depicting Roman machinery and tactics, numerous woodcut illustrations of coins, diagrams, and smaller illustrations. There is a woodcut printer's mark on the title page and a different one on the part title.&nbsp; Artist of MakerPetrus Scriverius DateXVII century, ca 1607