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

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Fine Art. Antique Prints, Maps and Drawings / 14-06-2025, 18:00 CET

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This original engraving depicts a siege and military action during the early 17th century under the leadership of Prince Maurits of Nassau, as part of the campaigns against the Spanish during the Eighty Years’ War. The scene shows a fortified city under attack, complete with cannon, field encampments, and troop formations, surrounded by rivers and mountainous terrain. The engraving comes from Les guerres de Nassau, published in Amsterdam in 1616, and documents the military and political exploits of the House of Nassau. The visual style is closely linked to works by Frans Hogenberg and J.J. Orlers, with additional new scenes produced specifically for this edition. Willem Baudartius (1565–1640) was a Flemish-born theologian, writer, and translator. Forced into exile during the religious conflicts of the 16th century, he eventually settled in the Northern Netherlands and became a prominent figure in the Dutch Reformed Church. He contributed to the Statenvertaling (official Dutch Bible translation) and was a key chronicler of the Dutch struggle for independence. The engravings in his work were created by several artists, including Simon Wynhoutsz. Frisius (1580–1629), a renowned Dutch engraver of historical and military scenes. Artist or Maker: Willem Baudartius (author); Simon Wynhoutsz. Frisius (engraver) Dimensions: 18 cm x 14 cm Medium: Engraving Date: 1616 Condition Report:This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.

Willem Baudartius (1565–1640) – Siege Scene from the Campaigns of Prince Maurits – Engraving from Les guerres de Nassau (1616)

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This finely detailed copperplate engraving by Juste Chevillet illustrates a ram's horn, featured as plate XIV in the twelfth volume of the renowned Histoire Naturelle by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon, published in Paris in 1764. The image captures the natural form and texture of the horn with precise linework typical of 18th-century scientific engravings. Juste Chevillet was a French engraver known for his contributions to natural history illustration, notably collaborating on Buffon’s monumental Histoire Naturelle. His works are valued for their accuracy and artistic quality. Artist or Maker: Juste Chevillet (1729–1790) Dimensions: 19.5 cm x 25 cm Medium: Copperplate engraving Date: 1764 Condition Report:This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.

Juste Chevillet (1729–1790)  – Ram's Horn (Plate XIV from Volume XII of Buffon's Histoire Naturelle) – Engraving (1764)

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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