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Gazette Drouot ❧ VEILING BOEKEN & PRENTEN VENTE PUBLIQUE LIVRES & ESTAMPES AUCTION BOOKS & PRINTS Vrijdag - Vendredi - Friday 29.04.2016 - 13 h/u - 1 p.m. Zaterdag - Samedi - Saturday 30.04.2016 - 13 h/u - 1 p.m. ❧ TENTOONSTELLING - EXPOSITION - VIEWING Vrijdag 22-04 van 10 u tot 18 u Vendredi 22-04 de 10 h à 18 h Friday 22 April Zaterdag 23-04 van 10 u tot 18 u Samedi 23-04 de 10 h à 18 h Saturday 23 April Maandag 25-04 van 10 u tot 20 u Lundi 25-04 de 10 h à 20 h Monday 25 April Dinsdag 26-04 van 10 u tot 18 u Mardi 26-04 de 10 h à 18 h Tuesday 26 April Woensdag 27-04 van 10 u tot 18 u Mercredi 27-04 de 10 h à 18 h Wednesday 27 April Donderdag 28-04 van 10 u tot 18 u Jeudi 28-04 de 10 h à 18 h Thursday 28 April of na afspraak - ou sur rendez-vous - or by appointment Aquaductstraat 40 Rue de l’Aqueduc BRUSSEL B - 1060 BRUXELLES TEL 32(0)2 544 10 55 FAX 32(0)2 544 10 57 [email protected] www.romanticagony.com 1 1 The Romantic Agony bvba Aquaductstraat 38-40 Rue de l’Aqueduc BRUSSEL B-1060 BRUXELLES VAT-TVA-BTW: BE 462 678 914 Johan DEVROE [email protected] Trees STUBBE [email protected] [email protected] TEL. 32(0)2 544 10 55 FAX 32(0)2 544 10 57 [email protected] www.romanticagony.com BANK - BANQUE - BANK KBC Havenlaan 2 1080 Brussels IBAN: BE86 7341 6611 6650 BIC: KREDBEBB Rédaction catalogue Redactie cataloog Editorial catalog Loedja BISKUP [email protected] Isabelle CHIELENS [email protected] Nadine REUSENS [email protected] Het opbieden gebeurt o.l.v. Dominique van CALOEN procède aux enchères. Bernadette VAN KERCKHOVEN Huissier de Justice Gerechtsdeurwaarder Verkoopsvoorwaarden en indexen achteraan catalogus Conditions de vente et index à la fin du catalogue Conditions of sale and indexes at the end of the catalogue 2 3 COMMISSIEBULLETIN VOOR DE VEILING - ORDER BIDS FOR THE AUCTION BULLETIN DE COMMISSION POUR LA VENTE PUBLIQUE Aquaductstraat 38-40 Rue de l’Aqueduc, B-1060 BRUSSEL-BRUXELLES Tel.: 0032 (0) 2 544 10 55 - Tel.: 0032 (0) 2 544 10 56 - Fax. 0032 (0) 2 544 10 57 Naam - Nom - Name: . Adres - Adresse - Address: . e-mail:. Tel.: .............................................BTW - TVA - VAT: . Nr. Titels - Titres - Titles € Aankooplimieten excl. opgeld € Limites d’achat frais non compris € Limits exclusive of premium ✂ ❏ Aankopen opsturen a.u.b. / Envoyer les achats s.v.p. / Please send us the purchased goods ❏ Aankopen worden afgehaald / Les achats seront enlevés / The purchases will be picked up Door het invullen van dit formulier erkent de koper op de hoogte te zijn van de verkoopsvoorwaarden die bepalen dat hij verantwoordelijk is voor de door hem verrichte aankopen, zelfs indien hij optreedt voor een derde. - L’enchérisseur reconnaît par la présente avoir pris connaissance des conditions de vente et se trouve être, selon la loi, seul responsable des enchères qu’il fait, même pour un tiers. Date - Datum: Handtekening - Signature: 2 3 4 5 ❧ Collecting acquisitions. Lots purchased can be collected during the sale, from Monday 2 May till Wednesday 4 May, and on Friday 6 April from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday 7 April by appointment. Not on Thursday. Please mention shipment if required on the presale bid. ❧ Enlèvement des lots après acquittement, pendant et après la vente, du lundi 2 mai au mercredi 4 mai et le vendredi 6 mai de 10 à 18h. Le samedi 7 mai sur rendez-vous. Pas le jeudi. En cas d’expédition des achats, veuillez l’indiquer sur l’ordre d’achat écrit. ❧ Afhaling na betaling, tijdens en na de veiling en van maandag 2 mei tot woendag 4 mei en op vrijdag 6 mei van 10u tot 18u. Op zaterdag 7 mei na afspraak. Niet op donderdag. Indien verzending gewenst, gelieve dit te vermelden op het schriftelijk order. AGENDA VOLGENDE VEILING 25 & 26 - 11 - 2016 PROCHAINE VENTE PUBLIQUE NEXT AUCTION Meer dan 3000 foto’s op de website ~ Plus de 3000 photos sur le site. More than 3000 illustrations on the website. Environ 130 lots à l’heure ~ Ongeveer 130 loten per uur ~ About 130 lots per hour Frais 25% ~ Opgeld 25% ~ Premium 25% www.romanticagony.com 4 5 Vendredi 29 avril à 13 h Vrijdag 30 april om 13 u Dessins et gravures anciens 1 - 115 Oude tekeningen en gravures Arts graphiques XIXe-XXe s. 116 - 231 Grafiek 19de-20ste eeuw Collection diapositives sur verre - 232 - 279 Collectie dia’s op glas - Frédéric De Smet (1876-1948) Frédéric De Smet (1876-1948) Photographies et cartes postales 280 - 301 Foto’s en postkaarten Images pieuses 302 - 343 Devotieprenten Images populaires 344 - 378 Volksprenten Livres populaires 379 - 394 Volksboeken Littérature néerlandaise 395 - 420 Nederlandstalige literatuur Autographes XVIe-XXe s. 421 - 466 Autografen 16de-20ste eeuw Musique - Manuscrits et lettres autographes - 467 - 506 Muziek - Manuscripten en autografen - Partitions Partituren Editions originales et illustrées 507 - 598 Originele en geïllustreerde uitgaven Beaux-Arts et arts appliqués 599 - 620 Kunst en toegepaste kunsten Histoire, varia 621 - 663 Geschiedenis, varia Books on books 664 - 723 Books on books Samedi 30 avril à 13 h Zaterdag 30 april om 13 u Topographie 724 - 785 Topografie Atlas, livres topographiques et voyages 786 - 829 Atlassen, topografische boeken en reizen Archives 830 - 855 Archiefstukken Manuscrits anciens 856 - 892 Oude manuscripten De feminis 893 - 927 De feminis Etains religieux 928 - 933 Religieus tin Etains médicaux 934 - 980 Medisch tin Médecine XVIIe-XiXe s. 981 - 996 Geneeskunde 17de-19de eeuw Sciences XVIIe-XIXe s. 997 - 1018 Wetenschappen 17de-19de eeuw Incunabula 1019 - 1024 Incunabula Editions XVIe s. 1025 - 1134 16de-eeuwse drukken Editions XVIIe s. 1135 - 1271 17de-eeuwse drukken Editions XVIIIe s. 1272 - 1401 18de-eeuwse drukken Belgicana 1402 - 1415 Belgicana Tous les lots sont illustrés sur le site. ~ Alle loten zijn op de website geïllustreerd. All lots are illustrated on the website. Environ 130 lots à l’heure ~ Ongeveer 130 loten per uur ~ About 130 lots per hour Frais 25% ~ Opgeld 25% ~ Premium 25% www.romanticagony.com 6 7 Première vacation ~ Eerste sessie ~ First session 29 avril ~ 29 april ~ 29 April OUDE TEKENINGEN EN GRAVURES DESSINS ET GRAVURES ANCIENS 1 [Beham, Hans Sebald, after] - 11 sm. engravings, s.d. Incl. 8 identified and 3 not identified in Bartsch, +/- 5 x 3,5/7,5 cm; 3 monogr., 3 with a different monogr. Stuck by corners under passe- partout. Generally in good condition. Cfr. ill. € 1500/2000 Reverse copies of Bartsch VIII 100 (Hercules and Cerberus, upper part defect.), 166 (2 musicians), 168 (2 peasants dancing), 170-172 (id.), 176 (“Ich wil auch mit”), 191 (peasant going to the market). Not identified: a woman between 2 men of which one playing pipe (monogr. “ISB”), 3 “military” putti (monogr. “ISP”), 2 musicians (monogr. “CB”). 2 BEHAM, Hans Sebald - Pacientia, 1540. Tool engr., 10,5 x 7 cm (trimmed to the platemark); engr. name, title and date. Small paper flaw in the left side, faint traces on verso. Nice copy. € 150/200 Beautiful allegorical representation of “Patience” as a winged woman huging a lamb. Monogr. stamp Birmann & Söhne on verso (Lugt suppl. 414c). Ref. Bartsch VIII, 138. 3 [Bible illustrations] - 35 engravings, 17th c. Publ. Amsterdam, Visscher, +/- 20,5 x 24,5 cm (large margins); engr. names and numb. Formerly bound. Some marg. tears or traces of use otherwise good general condition. € 700/1000 Part of a pictorial Bible (N.T.), after different artists (J. Breugel, P. Bril, M. Van Heemskerck, M. De Vos, or not signed). Representation of the parable of the Good and Bad Seed (n. 1-4), of the Good Samaritan (n. 1-4), of the Beatitudes (n. 1-8), of the Miracles (n. 1-12 + 1 not numb.) and 6 pl. (n. 1-6) picturing various words of the Lord (the Publican and the sinner prayer, Martha and Mary, the Stoning of Magdalene, the Poor widow, etc.). 4 [Bible illustrations] - KILIAN, Philipp Andreas - Picturae chalcographicae historiam Veteris Testamenti a Mose ad Prophetas (...) = Historische Abbildungen der Geschichten Alten Testaments von Mose bisz auf die Propheten [and: Picturae (...) Novi Testamenti]. Augsburg, Ph. J. Kilian, [c. 1758], 4to, later half cloth (rubbed), marbl. paper on covers, red edges (lacking N.T. title and printed prelim. ff.; somewhat spotted, 1st ff. soiled, last ff. dampstained, title stained with loss of blank top corner, underlaid). Good copy. € 200/300 Popular Bible illustrations:127 (of 130?) numb. engravings (77 O.T., 50 N.T.) by Kilian (Augsburg 1714-1759) after Jordaens, Van Dyck, Rubens, Poussin, Luyken, Picart etc. 5 [BOLDRINI, Niccolò] - [Samson and Delilah], c. 1540-1560. Woodcut after Titian, 31 x 50 cm (trimmed to the borderline); not signed. Stuck by upper corners under passe-partout. Formerly underlaid, some visible tears and split., dampstain in upper left part, etc. Still an impressive plate. € 200/300 Rare woodcut by N. Boldrini (c. 1500–c. 1566), Italian engraver of the Renaissance. His prints are chiefly after Titian. 6 [Bruegel the Elder - iconography] - 3 engraved portraits. Stuck by corners under passe-partout. € 125/175 Petro Bruegel, pictori (...), s.d., publ. Antwerp, Th. Galle, 20 x 12,2 cm (large margins); engr. caption by D. Lampsonius, number 19 in upper right corner. From the 4th ed. of “Illustrium quos Belgium (...) pictorum effigies”. Good copy. - Sadeler, Aegidius - Petrus Bruegel ex Ambivaritis Belga pictor (...), 1606, after B. Spranger, 29,7 x 20,5 cm (trimmed to the borderline). Central 6 7 stain and central horizontal fold, a few repaired tears in lower margin, sm.
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