Possemiers, Adriaen (fl. 1676-1685); after Teniers II, David (1610-1690)

Two peasants in an interior

In an interior of an inn a peasant man seated at a table and smoking a pipe while holding a glass. To the right a jug is resting on the table. Behind the man a woma is holding a glass. Signed on the bottom: 'D. Teniers Pinx. Adr Possemiers ex. A gand' l Engraving on paper, with small margins; platemark: 197 x 135 mm; total 210 x 148 mm; small damage on the wrist of the man. Pasted on larger sheet on the upper margin. PG013

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Catalogue: Genre Prenten Prints prent scene

PRINS, JOHANNES HUIBERT,

The Happy Mother

Kitchen interior with a mother seated beside a toddler in a high chair, and an older child to the side. The mother is in the process of preparing a duck for cooking.Etching on laid paper, sheet size 187 x 238 mm., platemark 183 x 236 mm., by Johannes Huibert Prins (The Hague 1757-1806 Utrecht) after his own design. In good condition, lower edge cropped within platemark. Some soiling in the right margin, a dampstain lower right corner (slightly affecting the image), and two faint stains in the lower edge. An unidentified collection mark (Lugt 4438) stamped on the verso.References: Hippert & Linnig ii.802: 1; Leblanc iii.255: 5; Wurzbach 5; 2nd state of 2.

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Book number: 70280

Catalogue: Genre scene

Remmers, Pieter (1744- after 1810) (attributed to)

The quack

Scene with a quack trying to sell his wares to several bystanders, a sick man lying on the ground next to him. A small market, houses and a church tower in the background. The group of figures is loosely inspired by the etching 'the quack' (1648) by Adriaen van Ostade (1610-1685).l Pen and brown ink and watercolours on velin, 252 x 252 mm. Within brown ink border. Top edge pasted on mount, small tear in upper left corner and left edge, otherwise in very good condition.

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Book number: 60552

Catalogue: Drawing Genre Medical Satire Tekening scene

Ruisdael, Jacob Isaacsz van (ca. 1628-1682)

Two farmers with their dog (The Great Beech)

On he bottom left two farmers walking with their dog. On the background and on the foreground on the right big trees and trunks of trees. Impressive etching, darker to enhance the foreground to the right and lighter on the left. Signed at the bottom within the plate: "Ruisdael f." l Etching on laid paper with margins; plate mark: 193 x 280 mm, total: 218 x 296 mm; state II/2 or 3 in outstanding conditions, despite small rust stain towards the bottom right; Hollstein 2 with smaller measures (probably the exemplars examined were trimme

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Catalogue: Biology Genre Landscapes scene

Savery, Salomon (1594-1678) after Quast, Pieter Jansz. (1605/6-1647)

Standing beggar before a village

Number seven of a set of ten plates with peasants and beggars in inhabited landscapes. Signed on the bottom:'R S. Savery' and numbered '7'.l Etching on paper, trimmed to platemark; remargined with laid paper; print: 137 x 89 mm; total: 237 x 178 mm; only state; Hollstein 90; M 2046A; van Stolk 2193

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Book number: 60504

Catalogue: Genre scene

Scheits, Matthias (ca. 1640-1700)

Peasants in front of an inn (boeren voor een herberg).

Peasants gathered in front of an inn, making music and drinking. A cat on the opened window, a dog in the right foreground. l Etching and engraving on paper, trimmed to plate; total: 168 x 210 mm; thin paper, small tear towards the top, foxing and dirt, some mold on the right margin, especially on the bottom corner, however very interesting impression.

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Catalogue: Biology Boerderij, Boeren, Dranken Drinks Farm Farmers Genre scene Genre, Music Muziek, Prenten, Prints

SCHMIDT, HEINRICH,

Crying man and woman outside a watermill

With a waterwheel in the background, a man and woman are seated at a table outside. She holds his hands while he weeps.Etching on wove paper, sheet size 118 x 173 mm., platemark 93 x 125 mm., made by Heinrich Schmidt (c. 1740-1812). In good condition, a dampstain in the lower third of the sheet, a crease in the lower left margin corner. One digit of an old annotation on the verso (inventory number?) is visible on the front.

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Book number: 70168

Catalogue: Genre scene

SCHREUDER, BERNARD,

Drunken farmer in an inn

A sleeping drunkard holding a jug on a stool, leaning against a wall. In the background a table with men drinking.Printdrawing on laid paper (printdrawing is a graphic technique that resembles drawing, and uses combinations of etching, roulette, stipple engraving, and aquatint to accomplish this), sheet size 157 x 193 mm., made by Bernard Schreuder (c. 1745-1780) after Adriaen Brouwer (1605-1638), and published by Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (1726-1798) in 1775. Ploos van Amstel was an avid collector of Dutch drawings, and is credited with inventing the technique of printdrawing. Schreuder worked in the printing house of Ploos van Amstel.In good condition, cropped to the image edge (as always, but lacking the original support). Damage and minimal paper loss in the top right corner.Reference: Laurentius 25.

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Book number: 70162

Catalogue: Genre scene

SCHREUDER, BERNARD,

Kitchen interior with two women near a bassinet

Two seated women with a cradle near by in a kitchen.Printdrawing on laid paper (printdrawing is a graphic technique that resembles drawing, and uses combinations of etching, roulette, stipple engraving, and aquatint to accomplish this), sheet size 166 x 179 mm., made by Bernard Schreuder (c. 1745-1780) after Cornelis Bega (1631/32-1664), and published by Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (1726-1798) in 1772. Ploos van Amstel was an avid collector of Dutch drawings, and is credited with inventing the technique of printdrawing. Schreuder worked in the printing house of Ploos van Amstel.In good condition, cropped to the image edge (as always, but lacking the original support). All four corners with small tears or minimal paper loss (from removing support). The collection mark of Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (Lugt 2725) stamped on the verso.Reference: Laurentius 42 (iii/3).

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Catalogue: Genre scene

SENF, LEON,

Zomer

"Summer"; two farmers with scythes, harvesting grain in a fied.Etching and drypoint with plate tone, on wove paper, mounted on board. Sheet size 731 x 558 mm., platemark 545 x 381 mm. Etched by Leon Senf, and printed by Roeloffzen-Hüber en van Santen, Amsterdam, ca. 1870-1940.Leon Senf (Delft 1860-1940 Alkmaar) was a Dutch painter, lithgrapher, echer, designer and ceramist. As a ceramist he was employed by De Porceleyne Fles (Delft) where he would rise to the position of Chef d'Atelier. In other artistic fields he was autodidact.In fair condition, all margins stained (probably from the glue attaching the sheet to the carrier board). One stain in the image area, top right. Some small surface damages in the image area. An impressive atmospheric print, in sadly not such a great condition.

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Book number: 71787

Catalogue: Farmers Genre scene Landscapes

Serwouters, Pieter (1586-1657)

Peasants feasting and eating in an inn

An inn with feasting peasants. People drinking, eating and dancing around an L-shaped table. On the left group dancing at the music played by the violinist. Illustration for: Gerbrand Adriaensz Bredero. 'Boertigh, amoreus, en aendachtigh groot lied-boeck'. Amsterdam: voor C.L. vander Plasse, 1622. Four lines of Dutch text on the bottom: 'Wil sal... mesken uijt'.l Engraving on paper, trimmed within platemark, pasted on thicker paper; total: 125 x 160 mm; evenly yellowed paper, stain on the bottom right; only state; Hollstein 44

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Catalogue: Genre scene

STOOP, DIRK,

Prancing horse near a stable

Outside a stable, a horse with rider rears, while a second and third horse are exiting the stables. A dog scratches behind it's ear in the foreground.Etching on hand laid paper, sheet size 191 x 147 mm., etching by Dirk Stoop (c. 1610-1686) after his own design, signed in the plate and dated 1651. This is the first print from a series of twelve featuring horses.In good condition, cropped within platemark, some faint foxing (mostly visible in the left edge).References: Hollstein 108: 1 v/5; Bartsch 1; Dutuit 1.

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Book number: 70156

Catalogue: Genre scene

SURUGUE, LOUIS,

La fileuse Flamande

A woman seated at a spinning wheel in a side room of an inn, several drinkers near a hearth in the background. Etching and engraving on hand laid paper, sheet size 509 x 409 mm., platemark 466 x 364 mm. Made by Louis Surugue (1686-ca. 1762) after David Teniers II (1610-1690), and published by Surugue in Paris in 1749.Two dampstains in the lower right margin corner, one extending slightly into the image area. A pinprick hole near the spinning wheel. Still a very nice impression with ample margins.References: Le Blanc 3.615, nr. 35.

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Book number: 69961

Catalogue: Genre scene

Surugue, Louis (1686-1762) after Pater, Jean-Baptiste (1695-1736)

Ragotin retire du coffre ou la Servante l'avoit enferme.

A scene from Scarron's 'Le Roman Comique' (book II, chapter 7): in a bedroom with canopy bed and tapestry on the wall, people freeing a man from the chest he was locked into. From of a set of sixteen plates representing scenes from Scarron's 'Roman Comique', engraved by Gérard Scotin, Benoît Audran, Edme Jeaurat, Louis and Pierre Louis Surugue, and Bernard Lépicié, after Jean Baptiste Pater and Jacques Dumont c.1730/35. Titled on the bottom, with address 'a Paris chez L. Surugue rüe des Noyers vis-a-vis le mur de St. Yves. avec Privilege du Roy'. Theaterstuk.l Etching and engraving on paper, trimmed to plate mark; total: 304 x 384 mm; mounted on another brown sheet of paper, however this mounting has caused a small damage on the top left region of the print. Smudges and damages - tears - also along the other margins; Le Blanc 1854-89 82

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Book number: 62632

Catalogue: Categories Categorieën, Genre scene Genre, Prenten, Prints Theater, Theatre Theologie Theology

Velde, Jan van de II (c.1593-1641)

Amenissimae aliquot regiunculae... [Set frontispiece]/Frontispice van boek met 26 landschapsetsen.

Frontispiece to a set of 26 etchings with various landscapes. Plates were reworked over time. An old city gate at the center with two figures walking towards the opening; 'the city walls have crumbled to the point that the portal seems superfluous, merely signifying a liminal boundary to the landscape beyond'. The title, on the top of the gate, reads: 'AMENISSIMAE ALIQUOT REGIUNCULAE, A / I. VELDIO DELINEATAE, ET A NICOLAO IO: / HANNIS PISCATORE IN LUCEM AEDITAE.' 'The text/image juxtaposition may be intended as a play on the words "amoenus" (pleasant) and "estra moenia" (outside the walls) or "a/ab moenia" (from the walls), where one finds such pleasant places.' [quotations from Robert Fucci, 'Arcadia Unbound: Early Dutch landscape prints and the Amenissimae aliquot reginculae of 1616 by Jan van de Velde II', in Art in Print, vol 4, nr. 5 (2015), p. 4]. Signed at bottom: 'CJVisscher excudebat'; on the top of the door: 'Eerste Deel'. From the collection of Giuseppe Storck (1766-1836) [L.2318]: 'G. Storck a Milano 1798. / In St.o 4572. No. 12 (16 crossed over) s2'.l Etching on paper, trimmed within plate; total: 130 x 197, state II/4; evenly yellowed paper, notes in pencil and pen and brown ink on the verso; Hollstein 232, Fr. 271.

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Catalogue: Allegory Archeology Categories Categorieën, Etching Ets, Genre scene Genre, Landscapes Prenten, Prints Topografie Topography