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1 Divers, Un Album Factice À L'italienne, 480 X 355, Contenant 93 Gravures Par Ou D'après Boucher, P. Bril, Callot, Debucourt Divers, Un album factice à l'italienne, 480 x 355, contenant 93 gravures par ou d'après Boucher, P. Bril, Callot, Debucourt, K. Dujardin, Greuze, G. F. Grimaldi, Manglard, F. Millet, Norblin de la Gourdaine, Perelle, Aeg. et G. Sadeler, Swanevelt, Visscher, etc. Épreuves pour la plupart rognées, oxydées et manquant de conservation ou en tirage tardif, collées sur feuillets de vélin. Joint : autre album factice e à l'italienne, contenant 112 gravures (essentiellement paysages et sujets d'animaux). Épreuves en tirage tardif sur vélin, pour la plupart rognées et 1 collées sur vélin. Ens. 2 vol. 1,000.00 € 1,200.00 € PORTRAITS. Un fort lot de portraits gravés par Aug. de Saint-Aubin d'après C. N. Cochin et divers, (35), par Edelinck, etc. notamment Benjamin Franklin, Lully, Kleber, Necker, Condé, Mme de Montespan, Mme de Maintenon, Catherine II et Pierre Ier de Russie, et nombre de littérateurs. Bonnes ou belles épreuves. Infimes 2 rousseurs. Toutes marges. Ens. 38 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € Un lot par ou d'après Ph. Galle, Le Prince, Marcenay de Ghuy, Marks, Veneziano. Eau-forte, burin, aquatinte. Bonnes épreuves. Ens. 6 p. 3 (sur 5 ff.) 60.00 € 80.00 € Un fort lot par J. B. Barbe, J. de Bye, A. et J. Collaert, C. et J. Galle, la plupart d'après M. de Vos. Belles épreuves en tirage postérieur, sauf 7 avec inscriptions anciennes à la plume en pied, lavées. Menus accidents et manques aux bords de certains feuillets. Toutes marges. Ens. 75 p. 4 env. 300.00 € 400.00 € Un fort lot essentiellement de vignettes, sujets religieux, trophées par ou d'après P. de Jode, M. Merian, J. Morin, Vredeman de Vries, Th. de Leu et Salamanca éditeurs, graveurs allemands, etc. Burin ; eau-forte. Bonnes épreuves, la plupart collées et 5 sans marges. Ens.70 p. env. 400.00 € 500.00 € Un fort lot de portraits, frontispices gravés, sujets religieux… Burin ; eau- forte par C. Galle, P. de Jode, C. de Passe, Swanevelt, etc. Bonnes ou 6 belles épreuves. Ens. 18 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € Un lot par Hollar, Lombart, Th. de Leu éditeur…. Gravure sur bois ; burin. Bonnes épreuves, la plupart rognées 7 et/ou tardives. Ens. 40 p. env. 180.00 € 200.00 € Un lot par ou d'après Demarteau, Sadeler, Schenau, etc., dont planches du " Cabinet Crozat " et imagerie, notamment italienne. Eau-forte, burin, bois gravé, gravure aux outils. Belles épreuves. Infimes accidents. 8 Ens. 13 p. 200.00 € 300.00 € École anglaise, vers 1780-1800, Pure Nature. 1779 ; Jack Oakham throwing out a Signal for an Engagement; Two Impures of the Ton driving to the Gigg-Shop, Hammersmith. 1781 ; An English Privateer bringing in La Monsieur, A French Prize. 1782. Manière noire et eau-forte (une d'après R. Dighton). A vue : chaque env. 250 x 350. Très belles épreuves en superbe coloris du temps, très frais. Pas de marges apparentes. 9 Cadres. Ens. 4 p. 500.00 € 600.00 € École anglaise, vers 1780-1800, Paul Jones shooting a Sailor who had attempted to strike his Colours in an Engagement. 1779 ; Capt. Paul Jones shooting a Sailor… 1780. Manière noire. A vue : chaque env. 250 x 350. Belles épreuves oxydées, en superbe coloris du temps, très frais. Pas de 10 marges apparentes. Cadres. Ens. 2 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € École anglaise, vers 1780-1800, Industry and Oeconomy ; The Fruits of early Industry and Oeconomy. 1800. Gravé par Darcis d'après G. Morland. Chaque à vue : 515 x 665. Impression en couleurs. Belles épreuves légèrement oxydées. Marges. Cadres. 11 Ens. 2 p. 600.00 € 800.00 € École anglaise, vers 1780-1800, Extravagance and disspation; The effects of extravagance and Idleness. 1800. Gravé par Dacis d'après G. Morland. Chaque à vue: 515 x 665. Impression en couleurs. Belles épreuves légèrement oxydées. 12 Marges. Cadres. Ens. 2p. 200.00 € 300.00 € Caricatures anglaises. Un lot par ou d'après Cruikshank, R. Dighton, J. Gillary, J. Green et anonymes. Eau- forte. Belles épreuves, certaines coloriées. Joint : Martinet éditeur. Un Anglais d'autrefois ; Un Anglais d'aujourd'hui (Musée Grotesque, pl. 9 et 10). Eau-forte. Très belles épreuves 13 coloriées. Ens. 13 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € Stefano della Bella (1610-1664), Bataille des Amalécites. Eau-forte. 279 x 125. De Vesme-Massar 3. Bonne épreuve légèrement tardive, sur japon pelure collé sur vergé. Nombreuses rousseurs claires et points de rouille à gauche. Petite tache claire au-dessus 14 de la signature. Toutes marges. 150.00 € 180.00 € Robert Boissard (vers 1570-1603), Qui Genio indulges… (La Mort et une jeune femme). Planche 24 des Mascarades. Vers 1597. Burin d'après J.-J. Boissard. 138 x 200. Belle épreuve. Petits trous de vers épars et 15 traces de plis. Belles marges. 150.00 € 180.00 € Abraham Bosse (1604-1676), 16 Le Français et son laquais. 1635. Eau- forte et burin. 249 x 350. Duplessis 1406. Bonne épreuve rognée au trait carré et complète de la tablette. Menus accidents, rousseurs et traces de plis. Joint : Un Français debout, l'épée à la main, se dispose à se mettre en garde. Eau-forte et burin. 204 x 297. D. 1407. Très belle épreuve rognée sur le trait carré et complète 16 de la tablette. Ens. 2 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € Peeter Bout (1658-1719), Les Patineurs. Eau-forte. 275 x 195. Bartsch 2. Très belle épreuve rognée 17 sur le coup de planche 300.00 € 400.00 € Jacques CALLOT (1592-1635) - L'Enfant prodigue. 1635. Eau-forte. Chaque 80 x 61. Lieure 1404-1414. Suite complète de 11 planches dont un titre. Très belles épreuves avant les numéros en bas à droite, les traits de mise en place encore visibles. Petites marges. Ex-coll. Dr Rossier (Lugt non 18 décrit, cf. L. 1357, son père). 600.00 € 800.00 € Jacques Callot (1592-1635), Les Caprices (2e série). Eau-forte. Chaque à vue 80 x 55. L. 428-477. Belles épreuves, les fonds légèrement affaiblis. Pas de marges apparentes. 19 Ens. 18 sujets (sur 50) en deux cadres. 400.00 € 500.00 € Jacques Callot (1592-1635), Le Bénédicité. Eau-forte. 170 x 177. L. 595. Belle épreuve collée par les angles sur feuillet de vergé, rognée au trait carré, sans la tablette. Petite rousseur sur le visage de la Vierge. Menus accidents dans l'angle supérieur gauche. Joint : Jésus soutenu par la Ste Vierge et St Jean. Burin. 85 x 112. L. 22. Épreuve rognée 20 au sujet, collée par un bord. Ens. 2 p. 150.00 € 180.00 € Jacques Callot (1592-1635), Sujets divers (Les Bohémiens, suite complète ; Vita et Historia Beatae Mariae Virginis Matris Dei, suite complète ; planches de diverses suites et quelques copies). Un fort lot par ou d'après Callot. Eau-forte. Formats divers. Belles épreuves, certaines en tirage légèrement postérieur. Ens. 38 21 p. 400.00 € 500.00 € Jacques Callot (1592-1635), Sujets divers (Les Gueux, Les Bohémiens, La Noblesse). Un lot par ou d'après Callot. Eau-forte. Formats divers. Bonnes épreuves, certaines en tirage 22 postérieur. Ens. 10 p. 200.00 € 300.00 € Alexis Chataigner (1772-1817) et Edme Bovinet (1767-1837), Henri IV exhumé. Gravé d'après un dessin de Langlois, d'après le tableau de Jolimont. [240 x 315]. Coll. Hennin, n° 1592. Très belle épreuve rognée à l'intérieur du coup de planche sur trois côtés mais bien complète de la tablette. Rousseurs claires éparses. 23 Marges du cuivre. Cadre. 150.00 € 180.00 € Jacques-Louis Copia (1764-1799), A Marat / l'ami / du peuple / David : Ne pouvant me corrompre, ils m'ont assassiné. Gravé d'après le dessin de J.-L. David. 150 x 175. Très belle épreuve. Auréole claire d'humidité dans l'angle supérieur gauche. Trous de reliure au bord droit. Toutes marges. Ex-coll. Franck Bernard (Lugt 24 948a). 150.00 € 180.00 € Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) La Vierge et l'Enfant avec sainte Anne. Vers 1500. Burin. 71 x 116. Bartsch 29 ; Meder 43 a/c. Belle épreuve rognée sur le filet d'encadrement, avant les éraillures au-dessus de la tête de la Vierge et sur la jambe droite de sainte Anne, les cheveux flottants de la Vierge très distincts. Infimes épidermure dans le bas de la robe de la sainte et dans le nuage à droite de 25 l'oiseau. 1,800.00 € 2,000.00 € Charles Eisen (1721-1780) (d'après), 26 Gendarmerie ; Gendarme de la Garde. Planches pour Nouveau Recueil des Troupes qui forment la Garde et Maison du Roy. 1756. Gravé par de Fehrt et Ravenet. Chaque 210 x 325. Très belles épreuves en beau coloris du temps, légèrement oxydées. Pli horizontal médian et courts plis cassés épars. Marges. Cadres. Joint : deux autres sujets (Timbalier de la Gendarmerie d'Elite et Chasseurs à cheval). Eau-forte. Épreuves coloriées. 26 Ens. 4 p. (dont 2 cadres). 250.00 € 300.00 € Philip Galle éditeur (1537-1612), [Chevaux]. Equus Germanus ; Appulus ; Sardonicus ; Insuber. Planches de la suite Equile Ioannis austriaci Caroli V (Le Haras de Don Juan d'Autriche). Vers 1580. Gravé par Wierix et al. d'après Stradan. Chaque 265 x 208. Très belles épreuves. Un trou de ver à une pl. Petites marges. Timbre : Fürstlich Waldburg Wolfegg'sches Kupferstichkabinett (Cabinet d'estampes des Princes de Waldburg 27 Wolfegg, Lugt 2542) à une pl. Ens. 4 p. 300.00 € 400.00 € Claude Gellée, dit le Lorrain (1600- 1682), Le Naufrage. 1638-1641. Eau- forte. 180 x 130. Robert-Dumesnil 7 ; Mannocci 35. Belle épreuve irrégulièrement rognée au coup de planche, sur japon mince. Tirage de J. 28 Kay (1826). 180.00 € 200.00 € Abraham Genoels (1640-1723), L'Allée.
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