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Lot 320
opgeheldert door zedekundige verklaringen en aanmerkingen (...) met honderd zeven-en-veertig kunstige plaatjes, op ieder fabel passende, verrykt, en na de Franschen druk van den beroemden J. Baudoin. In 't Nederduitsch overgebragt, door W.H.L. Amst., B. Mourik, n.d. (ca. 1740). (4),263,(5) p. 142 (of 147) sm. engr. ills. after P. van der Borcht. Contemp. calf w. blindst. centerpiece. Somewhat worn copy; p. 141-42, 163-64 and 173-74 lacking/ mostly torn, a few p. loosening, some other (sm.) tears, some affecting engr./ text, occas. foxing. Very rare first Dutch adaptation of Baudoin's "Fables d'Aesope". Added: Fabulae antiquae ex Phaedro (...). Leiden, T. Haak, 1709. (46),144 p. Engr. printer's mark on title-p. Hc wr. 12mo. Ex libris upper pastedown. Foxing/ browning, 1 p. loose. (total 2)
Lot 322
6 parts in 1 vol.: (1) Den Nederlandtsen Hovenier. Zijnde het 1. deel van het Vermakelyk Land-leven. Beschrijvende alderhande Princelijke en Heerlijke Lust-hoven en Hof-steden (...). (2) Twee hondert Modellen, voor de Lief-hebbers van Hoven en Thuynen (...). (3) Den Verstandigen Hovenier, Over de twaelf Maenden van 't Jaer (...). (4) De Medicyn-Winkel, Of Ervaren Huys-Houder (...). (5) Den Naerstigen Byen-Houder (...). (6) De Verstandige Kock of Sorghvuldige Huyshoudster (...). Amst., M. Doornock, 1675. (48),40; 41-96,(2); (6),84,(8); 38; 39-56; 57-88 p. 2 different engr. frontisp., 2 title-p. vignettes, 3 title-p. engr., 66 woodcut engr. (most full-p.) of gardens, garden designs, etc., a few sm. in-text woodcuts. Later hcalf w. marbled paper boards, gilt title on ribbed spine. 8vo. Library stamp frontisp. Occas. foxing/ browning, last 3 parts w. waterst. upper part of p., but text still legible. In the first 2 parts, van der Groen (1624-71), gardener of the Prince of Orange, discusses the design and planting of gardens for country houses and castles. In the 4 other parts, the physician Nylandt discusses the activity during the 12 months of the year (planting and harvesting vegetables, fruit, herbs, etc.), the beneficial effects of various crops; the preparation of medicines and remedies for humans and animals; apiculture; and kitchen recipes. Very rare work, especially this ed. and w. all 6 parts complete.
Lot 33
Met versjes van Bram. Amst., Scheltens en Giltay, (1916). 15 col. lithogr. plates. Orig. clothbacked col. lithogr. boards. Obl. 4to. Covers sl. worn, some browning/ foxing. A rare type of humorous book: the book is pierced by a "bullet" from front to back, which alters the ills. in a comical way, e.g. a dog's leash is snapped, a motorcycle racer's fuel tank is hit, a baby's milk bottle is emptied and a pudding is shattered. (2) Two works ill. by R. Cramer: Oudt nederlandsche minneliedjes and Nieuwe wijsjes. Utrecht, W. de Haan, (1920). (3) Kohnstamm, D. Pukjes Droom. Amst., Maas & van Suchtelen, (1907). (4) Listal, A. Toosje en de tooverbloem. Alkmaar, Kluitman, ca. 1920. -and 10 others. All w. signs of wear, esp. covers. (total 15)
Lot 359
Gorcum, Pauls Vink, 1675. 1st ed. (28),392 p. Richly ill. w. engr. title-p., 2 fold. engr. plates, 1 double-p. engr. plate, 5 full-p. engr. plates, and 19 (half-p.) in-text engr. Speckled calf w. gilt border and sm. centerpiece. Sm. folio. P. 107 w. sm. marginal annotation w. piece cut out (not affecting text). Sl. browned. A good copy of the rare first edition.
Lot 36
Amst., Van Holkema en Warendorf, (1896). (2) Hoe langer hoe mooier. Zutphen, P. van Belkum, n.d. Cloth-backed pictorial boards. Rare. (3) Becht-Dentz, A. Op de hoeve. Amst., H.J.W. Becht, (1910). Bookblock detached from covers. (4) Van teddy-beer en nog wat meer. N.pl., n.publ. ca. 1920. Ill. K. Winter. -and 4 others. All w. signs of wear, especially covers. (total 8)
Lot 368
of het schermschool der huislieden, Vervat in twee Deelen, Waar agter gevoegt is De Afrikaansche en Aziaansche Weg-wyzer, Beschryvende verscheide Gewesten en Landstreken. Inzonderheid het eiland Pines, op het welke eenen Joris Pines 1789 kinderen en kindskinderen heeft voortgeteeld. Rott., P. de Vries, 1752. 4 parts in 1 vol. (20),483 p. (continuous pagination). Engr. frontisp., each part w. separate title-p. Contemp. calf w. blindst. dec., marbled edges. Sm. 8vo. Upper pastedown w. ex libris. Outer spine sl. worn, occas. browning/ foxing as usual, lower joint sl. worn but holding on cords. The first 2 parts are about country life. The 3rd part of the work gives an extensive account of Dutch settlements at the Cape, Madagascar and Mauritius, and encourages emigration to southern Africa for people who can not make a livelihood in their native country. The 4th part deals with the East Indies and contains a description of the imaginary Isle of Pines. Rare.
Lot 378
en leeringe over de principaelste passagien ende historien des Ouden ende Nieuwen Testaments. (...) In het Engels beschreven, ende door Everh. Schuttenium (...) in Neder-duijtsch vertaelt. Zwolle, by J. Gerritsz and F. Jorriaensz for H. Laurenszen in Amst., 1641-42, 3 parts in 1 vol., (12),439; (6),443-665,(1); (2) 669-895,(12) p., w. fine engr. title, contemp. blindst. vellum, folio. Occas. folds and some other sm. defects, pastedowns detached from boards, lacks ties, vellum sl. torn at foot of spine. Rare early (first?) edition of this translation. (2) Calvinus, J. Institutie ofte onderwijsingh in de Christelicke religie. Nu van nieuws uyt het Latijn en François getrouwelick over-geset door Wilhelmus Corsmannius. Amst., P.A. van Ravesteyn, 1650, 2 parts in 1 vol., (52),315,(11); (2),54 p., w. engr. portrait of Calvin, contemp. blindst. vellum w. ties, ribbed spine, folio. Partly waterst. (mainly in blank margins), occas. dog-eared/ w. folds, vellum over spine cracked (restored). (total 2)
Lot 381
nebst Bemerkung 1ten Der Numeren ihrer Wohnhäuser der Ordnung nach. 2tens. Deren Namen nach Alphabetischer Ordnung. 3tens/ Eines Gewerb- und Handlungs-Register gemäs erhaltener Angabe. 4tens. Register deren Strassen. 5tens. Einem Genauen ganz neu von Herrn Cardon in Brüssel verfertigtem Grundris dieser Stadt. Cologne, printed by Thiriart Und Compagnie für Metternichischen Buch-Handlung, 1797, (8),414 p., w. fold. engr. plan, rebacked w. use of the orig. ribbed and gilt halfleather and free endpapers, modern boards and pastedowns. Some minor defects/ imperfections, but a good copy. Very rare and early address book of Cologne, listing 7404 citizens in order of the streets, with their professions. The work indexes the population of the city in 3 different ways, on address, name and profession. Probably the second or third edition (the first one appeared in 1795 and did not mention the professions of the citizens). Worldcat mentions a single copy in the The Staatsbibliothek in Berlin, by Thiriart und Compagnie, supposedly printed in 1747 but this date is almost certainly erroneous. Also listed on Worldcat are copies of an edition in magazine-form (1794-1798). Otherwise just a few copies (or one copy listed by var. sellers, without the plan) traced. Our edition contains the first mention of the later Eau de Cologne-maker (Kölnisch Wasser) Wilhelm Mülhens, under number 4711 in the Klöckergasse (Glockengasse). It also mentions other producers of Eau de Cologne (incl. Joh. Anton Farina), sculptors of the Imhoff family, printers and booksellers, printmakers, coffee producers- and houses, tobacco-dealers, wine-dealers, makers of musical instriments, jewellers, watchmakers, weapon-makers, etc. etc.
Lot 385
In zyn leven doctor in de wysbegeerte en geneeskunde, professor in de geneeskunde, botanie, chemie, praesident van 't chiryrgyns collegie, op 's lands hooge school tot Leyden (...). Vertaald, en vermeerdery met aanteekeningen, inleyding, en naukeurigen registers dor Cornelis Lóve (...). Amst., J. Gysius, 1745, LXVIII,651,(1) p., engr. frontsip. and portrait of Boerhaave, contemp. hcalf, gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterp. Sl. waterst. in upper margin, endpapers detached from boards, a few external signs of age. A good copy. Surprisingly rare work, Dutch translation of the 'Institutiones Medicæ' containing a survey of Boerhaave's medical knowledge and observations. *Proceeds go the Red Cross.
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Lot 386
Professor, ende Medicyn inde Universiteyt van Padua. Een werck dat noyt voor desen in het licht gecome[n] is (...). Dutch transl. and ed. C. Nollens. The Hague, widow and heirs H. Jacobssz., 1630, 3 parts in 1 vol., (4),163; (1),185,(1); 67 lvs., w. nice engr. title-p. by A. Matham after A. v.d. Venne, contemp. (worn) overlapping vellum, 4to. Lacks leaf 65 (k1) in the second part, sl. waterst. and dog-eared, first quire almost loose, endpapers/ pastedowns lacking (1 leaf loosely preserved), a number of other sm. internal and external imperfections. W. intriguing contemp. owner's entry on the loosely preserved endpaper. Very rare medical treatise, hardly ever appearing on the market. *Proceeds go the Red Cross.
Lot 392
Nouvelle édition, accompagnée de notes (...) Ouvrage format un cours complet d'histoire naturelle, réd. par Charles N. Sigisb. Sonnini. Paris, F. Dufart, an VIII (1799-1808). 127 vol., rare complete set. Unif. hcalf w. marbled paper boards, mor. letterp. on ribbed spine. 8vo. Some covers sl. worn, occas. foxing, but overall a very nice set.
Lot 395
Kunstalbum van 41 afbeeldingen naar schilderijen. Zutphen, Schillemans & Van Belkum, n.d. (1898). Text and 41 fine chromolithogr. plates by J.L. Goffart after O. Eerelman, published in 10 installments in their orig. wr., loose as issued in (sl. worn) orig. gilt cl. portfolio, 62 x 37 cm. Fine copy. A collection of 41 beautiful chromo-lithographs of different horse breeds produced after paintings by the famous Groninger animal painter Eerelman (1839-1926). The lithographs resemble oil paintings, thanks to a very expensive printing procedure which gives the surface of the prints an oily expression. Each lithography accompanied by a 4 page descriptive text printed on laid paper. A list of subscribers is added to this copy. Rare.
Lot 399
représentant tous les quadrupèdes ou les animaux les plus curieux des quatre parties du monde, classés par genres, avec la description de leur caractère, de leurs moeurs, des pays qu'ils habitent, etc.; suivie d'anecdotes curieuses qui les caracterisèrent; ouvrage intructif et amusant pour tous les ages, et surtout pour la jeunesse. Paris, Saintin/ Mame, 1812, 4 parts in 2 vols., 148; 192; 159; 188 p., w. the following 109 engr. plates, mostly depicting animals: 41/ 26/ 24 finely handcol. plates in parts 1-3 and 18 uncol. plates in the final vol., unif. modern hleather w. use of contemp. boards and endpapers, marbled edges, paper letterp. on spine, square 12mo. The final, uncol. part sl. browned/ stained, the other parts occas. a bit foxed. Very rare, just 2 copies traced in libraries worldwide (w. var. amounts of plates, apparently all uncol.).
Lot 40
Door de schrijfster van "Alphonsine". Nijmegen, Snelpersdruk der Weesinrichting, n.d. (ca. 1880), 16 p., orig. thread-bound printed wr. Very good copy. Extremely rare, no other copies traced, no copies in NCC. (2) Huet, P. Het licht der wereld. Kerstversje. Veenendaal, Le Cosquino de Bussy, n.d. (ca. 1870), 46 p., orig. (sl. worn) lithogr. wr. Browned. Very rare, no copies in NCC. (3) Onderwater, D. Verlustigingen voor de jeugd, of Bundeltje gedichten voor het opkomend geslacht. Tweede druk. Leiden, P.H. Trap, 1819, 68,(3) p., w. 6 handcol. engr. plates, orig. printed back wr. present, 12mo. Warranted in pen by the publisher. No copies in UB Leiden. -and 6 rare others, incl. 1 other by Le Cosquino de Bussy (no copies in NCC) and 4 vols. published in Leiden but not in UB Leiden. (total 9)
Lot 410
N.pl. (Stockhom?), n.publ., n.d. (ca. 1900?). Rare album w. 89 orig. col. gouaches; each gouache w. 2 views of the uniforms. Cl. w. gilt title. 4to. The gouaches are all 15 x 11.5 cm, on light cardboard, and were mounted on blank sheets of another work (according to the mostly scratched out impression: "Axel Rydins Fotogr. Inst., Stockholm"). Perhaps connected to Eklund's "Svenska arméns och flottans nuvarande uniformer", publ. in 1890 (perhaps the templates for this work?). Binding worn, some sheets loose, some marginal browning, but gouaches themselves in good condition. Fascinating album.
Lot 411
oder Kriegs-Bau-Kunst, wie solche mit allem was dazu erfordert wird, in Europa üblich ist). Part III with separate title-p.: Des Europaeischen Ingenieurs. Dritte Haupt-Abtheilung, bestehend in einem vollständigen Unterricht von der Fortification selbst (...). Probably the 2nd ed., Nuremburg, Riegel, 1695/96, 302 p., w. 55 engr. plates, contemp. overlapping vellum, oblong 8vo. The third part only, but apparently with all the plates for the three parts together; occas. waterst., more or less browned throughout. Vellum of covers nibbled by rodents in lower margin, spine lacks letterpiece. Still a good copy. The first edition appeared in 1687, the third in 1719, both w. typographically sl. different divisional title of the third part compared to our volume. All editions are very rare.
Lot 412
te water en te lande. The Hague, J. Scheltus, n.d. (1688), 79 parts in 1 vol. (numb. by hand, following the index at the beginning) ca. 600 p. and 16 (large) fold. lvs printed on 1 side only (1x torn), contemp. vellum w. leather ties, 4to. Partly waterst., covers stained. Good copy. Rare and interesting collection of military placards and ordinances from 1590 to 1688, the older ones mostly in renewed editions (the oldest dated 1599, the newest dated 1688). A number of editions under this exact name are known, all updated/ expanded compared to earlier editions, the first edition appeared in 1675 (72 parts).
Lot 422
(1) A series of 4 picture postcards featuring images of prostitutes, late 19th cent. Uncirculated. (2) Picture postcard Maison Weinthal. De nieuwe politie verordening: je mag er naar kijken maar inkomen niet. Uncirculated, ca. 1900. Rare. The brothel was a stone's throw from the royal palace. After the brothel ban, it continued as Hotel Weinthal, until it was closed in the summer of 1902. (3) Postcard "Cabaret Moulin Rouge, Warmoesstr.". Uncirculated, ca. 1915. -and 1 other postcard. (4) Lithogr. print, "Bestrijding der prostitutie in de Warmoesstraat". 27 x 35 cm. -and 2 sm. books, Nachtleven in Amsterdam and Een prostitutie-Congress (publ. J. Vlieger). Some items w. signs of wear. (total 10)
Lot 431
Ca. 1850-1950, var. sizes, shapes and bindings. A nice collection with a number of rare items. Comprises a.o.: (1) Anderheggen, F. Jr. and L.J. Niemeijer Jr. Amsterdam Zeebadplaats. Brochure uitgegeven in verband met de concessie-aanvrage. Amst., printed by Holdert & Co., 1897, 16 p., w. 7 full-p. ills. by A. Molkenboer and incl. photogr. ills., orig. stapled col. lithogr. wr., obl. large 8vo (some foxing). Very rare. Illustrating plans for a direct connection between the centre of Amsterdam and Zeebad Zandvoort. (2) Amsterdam in teekening en prent. Catalogus van den belangrijken topographischen en historischen Atlas van Amsterdam, verzameld en nagelaten door (...) J.F. Rompel. Waarvan de verkooping zal plaats hebben op maandag 20 februari 1888 (...). Amst., R.W.P. de Vries, 1888, (6),116 p., orig. cloth-backed lithogr. boards (imperfections). Rare auction catalogue. (3) Geïllustreerde feestgids. Amsterdam. April 1887. Met illustratiën van H.P. Berlage, gerard Muller, G.W.R. Wenckebach. Amst., Gebr. Binger, 1887, 48,(6) p., w. (fold.) plates and ills., scores, later cloth-backed boards w. orig. frontwr. laid down, 4to. Some tears and stains, first and final p. browned. (4) Evangelisch Lutersch Weeshuis (...). 1884 vijf juni 1934. Amst., printed by A.D.R. Meijer, 1934, title-p., introd. and 21 photogr. plates (printed on 1 side only), orig. cordbound wr., obl. 4to. Very fine copy of a rare occasional publication. -and approx. 45 miscell. others, incl. W.P. Peijpers, Levensschets van Rembrandt (...), 1852, w. "glyphographische tekstversieringen" (w. ex libris of the artist A. Hemelman). (total approx. 50)
Lot 442
Oorspronglyk beschreven door Mattheus Brouërius van Nidek, R.G. en Isaak le Long. Verrykt met 301 koperen platen, door Abraham Rademaker (...). Amst., J.A. Crajenschot, 1792-1803. 8 vols. Complete w. all 301 engr., all engr. handcol. Unif. hcalf w. marbled paper boards. 8vo. Rare complete, handcol. set of this work. Covers and spines sl. worn, frontisp. trimmed inside the plate mark, but contents in overall good condition. (total 8)
Lot 453
van Steden, dorpen, sloten, adelyke huizen (...). Amst., I. Tirion, 1750-74. Parts 3-10 in 4 vols. Each part w. letterpress title-p., index of engr. and numb. engr.: part 3, Gelderland, South Holland and Rijnland, 201-300; part 4, Kennemerland and West Friesland, 301-400; part 5, Zeeland, 1-104; part 6, North Holland etc., 401-500; part 7, Utrecht, 1-100; part 8, ibid., 101-144 and 14 unnumb. double-p. engr.; part 9, ibid., 201-300 (lacking nos. 209-10, 255-58, 268-72); and rare part 10, complete w. 100 unnumb. engr. views. Finely bound in unif. calf w. gilt borders (front and back covers), mor. letterp. and gilt dec. on spine, gilt turn-ins, a.e.g. and marbled paper flylvs. Sm. 4to. Lacking parts 1-2, but incl. rare part 10. Covers and spines sl. worn, occas. foxing/ browning. (total 4)
Lot 459
on a double leaf (43 x 55 cm) with below Üyt-Tocht van de Fransen uyt de Graef and 5 other engr. Depicting attacks by the French along the Maas river near Grave, Vellep and Moock. Strengthened w. Japanese paper. Rare. (2) De Stadt Graef. View along the river Maas, copper engr. glued on paper w. title, coats of arms and legenda, 20.5 x 36 cm. (3) Manuscript map in ink of Eschharen s.e. of Grave, 30 x 35 cm. A few tears. (total 13)
Lot 475
(1) Vienna; Residencia Caesaris et Metropolis Austriae, inferioris/ die Kayserl. u Residenz Stadt in Nieder Oesterreich (...). by F.B. Werner. Augsburg, J.C. Leopold, ca. 1730. Col. copper engr., 20 x 30 cm, w. legenda and captions in Latin and German, on paper, 23 x 33.5 cm. (2) Vienna. Fold. double-p. copper engr., 28 x 18 cm, by P. Balth. Bouttats w. bird's eye view and explanation in Spanish. Taken from a work of C. Roncaglia, Milan, 1696. Holes along middle fold (no loss of text or print). Rare. (3) Col. view of Vienna. London, W. Collins Sons & Co., ca. 1860. (total 3)
Lot 483
Dat is. Eygentlycke Beschrivinge van alle de schoone gebouwen van paleysen, kercken, bruggen pyramiden, die binnen en buyten Romen te sien syn. Alles met schoone figueren afgebeelt. Hier is noch by gevoecht een dialogue oft tsamensprekinge, daer uut men lichtelick, de Italiaensche spraeck, by sich selven can leeren. Mede wat gelt in Italien kackbaer is. Amst., Harmens Janssen Brouwer, 1625, (3),1-35; 38-41; 40-59 lvs., title within rich engr. allegorical border, 1 full-p. and 29 (almost) full-p. engr. ills., 18th cent. hcalf w. mor letterpiece on spine, obl. sm. 8vo. Mispaginated as indicated, but quires (A-P4) complete, occas. cut sl. short, a bit soiled and partly vaguely waterst., some smaller imperfections, covers w. vague folds and sl. worn along extremities. Nice, early travel guide description, here in an extremely rare Dutch adaptation (only 1 copy in NCC and just 1 other copy traced in libraries worldwide), of the Latin original, published by D. Custodi in Augsburg in the Jubilee year 1600. From leaf 40 onward, it contains dialogues between Dutchmen, translated into Italian, helping travellers to learn a bit of Italian.
Lot 49
Amst., H.J.W. Becht, (1896), (11) p., w. col. lithogr. ills. on 4 full pages and monochrome ills. on the other pages, orig. chromolithogr. wr., sm. 4to. Very rare, only 1 copy in NCC. (2) Vreemde Snuiters. Amst., J. Vlieger, (1901), (8) p. (incl. inside wr.), w. full.-p. col. lithogr. ills., monochrome ills. on the other pages, orig. col. lithogr. stapled wr., 12mo. Wr. torn on spine. (3) Mevr. Guizot-De Witt. Familieleven. Leyden, A.W. Sijthoff, (ca. 1870), no pagination, col. lithogr. frontisp. and orig. wr. (sm. imperfections). No copies in UB Leiden. (4) Andriessen, P.J. Lina. Ibid., idem, (ca. 1870), no pagination, 2 col. lithogr. plates and orig. wr. (imperfections). No copies in NCC. -and 11 similar others. (total 16)
Lot 491
in eene reeks van oorspronglijke en echte brieven door de echtgenoote van den Generaal Riedesel. Haarlem, A. Loosjes, 1802. viii,220,(1) p. Hcalf w. speckled paper boards, mor. letterp. on spine. 8vo. Ex libris upper flyleaf, a few marginal annotations. Covers worn, browned, a few vague marginal waterst. Rare.
Lot 493
(...) Dl. 1: Behelzende (...) China en Japan, als mede van de Ladrones, Filippynsche en Molukkische Eilanden, en van Makassar. Vert. d. M. v. Goch. Amst., I. Tirion, 1736. (20),1-200,(4),203-442,(4),443-550,(8),555-645,(17) p. Complete w. engr. frontisp., 3 fold. maps (of China, Japan and the Philippines), 7 (fold.) engr. Hcalf w. speckled paper boards. 8vo. Covers sl. worn, some foxing/ browning. Rare.
Lot 510
Satirical map of the First World War in Europe. Ryozo Tanaka. Tokyo, Shobido & Co., 1914. 39 x 55 cm. Text in both English and Japanese. Rare Serio-comic map showing the political relations during World War I, shortly after the Chinese Revolution, from the Japanese point of view. This map was designed and printed by Tanaka Ryozo (1874-1946), who ran a print shop in central Tokyo and later became well known for producing prints of works by prominent modern woodblock artists. Although it is described as 'map of the world', it is really a map of Europe, Asia and part of North Africa. The US is interestingly shown as a man in a top hat looking at Asia through a telescope from a small patch of land that appears to be somewhere in the middle of the Pacific. The rest of North and South America and all of Australia and New Zealand are missing. The colourful and decorative map cleverly depicts each country as an animal, or more rarely as a human figure, giving an intriguing insight into Japanese perceptions of the state of the world (and some Japanese prejudices about neighbouring countries!) at the start of World War I.
Lot 517
Classé pour chaque commune de l'arrondissement de Beaune suivant le mérite des produits. Par les soins du comité d'agriculture de l'arrondissement de Beaune. Et pour l'arrondissement de Dijon, par une société de viticulteurs. Col. lithogr. map after M.I. Bonnamas, on 3 attached sheets, together measuring 45.5 x 285 cm, Beaune, Batault-Morot, n.d. (ed. between 1861 and 1895), kept rolled in orig. wooden box w. printed label of Charles Bernard dated in pen "14 Setbre. 1895" and w. address in pen "Monsieur Charles Durieux Negt. (?) en vins à Marche (Belgique)" and annotation "carte des vignobles", the box (w. remnants of the orig wax seal and paper labels) measures 47.5 x 4.3 x 4.5 cm. The map rolled, and w. a few sm. tears and pinholes in blank margins, otherwise fine. Very rare separate edition of the map also published in the booklet Plan statistique des vignobles produisant les grands vins de Bourgogne (...), first published in Beaune in 1861. Not coincidentally, the booklet was published just before the great London world exhibition of 1862. The map is divided in areas w. different colours indicating the vineyards of the 1st, 2nd or 3rd classes. The mentioned areas are Santenay, Chassagne, Puligny, Meursault, Auxey, Monthélie, Volnay, Pommard, Beaune, Savigny, Pernand, Aloxe, Serrigny, Prissey, Premeaux, Nuits, Vosne, Flagey-les-Gilly and Vougeot. The very nice (and extremely rare) original wooden box was used to send this copy to wine dealer Charles Durieux in Marche, Belgium, in 1895. The winery Charles Bernard that sent the map, still exists.
Lot 520
Auctore Joh. Westenberg. This folio map is from the rare Spanish edition of the Atlas Maior. 38 x 50 cm. signed in the map: Guljel. Blaeu. Large cartouche w. title and coats-of-arms. Original colouring. The town of Coevorden left below. (2) Gochum vernacule Goch. Folio plan and surroundings of Goch (next to the Dutch border at Siebengewalt. Limburg). Leaf from the "Stedenboek" by Blaeu. Amsterdam. 1649. Verso Latin text. 15 more smaller maps from the same region. (total 17)
Lot 538
Frankfurt, M. Merian, ca. 1635. Copper engr., 29 x 36 cm, cartouche w. title, coats of arms of XVII Provinces on top. (2) Naeukeurige Afteyckening (...) XVII Nederlantsche Provincien. Amst., M. Doornick, ca. 1675. Copper engr., 30 x 41 cm, w. title, scales and coats of arms XVII Provinces on top. Rare. (3) Belgicarum Provinciarum Nova Descriptio. Newe beschryvinghe der XVII Nederlandtsche Provincien (...). Amst., Blaeu, 1651. Copper engr., cartouche w. title and coats of arms of XVII Provinces. All maps w. sm. dam. and/ or repairs. (total 3)
Lot 549
Contemp. handcol. engr. wall map on 17 loose sheets (incl. coats of arms) by J. Leupenius and D. Coster, 1818. Together measuring approx. 144 x 205 cm, mounted on linen. Rare map, first published in 1683 and republished with alterations between 1696 and 1818, usually in small editions of about 200 copies, sometimes published bound together as a book. The editions varied predominantly in the coats of arms of the changing dike reeves but also in some editing of the map itself. (Ref. Donkersloot-de Vrij 766).
Lot 550
met het noorden en westen van de Vereenigde Staten van Amerika door W.R. Morely & Corns. de Groot. The Hague, L & H van Langenhuysen, n.d. (late 19th cent.). Lithogr., 76.5 x 37.5 cm. Map showing the proposed Two Butte and Cimarron Railroad line in present-day New Mexico in the United States. Folds, some sm. holes, sl. affecting image. Rare.
Lot 551
(...) doen meten, en in kaart brengen, door Bernard du Roy (...)." Engr. wall map on 10 double-p. (missing 11 p. w. 5 sm. maps, forming the bottom row) sheets by B. de Roij, loose sheets, w. watermark of coat of arms, w. large cartouche, without border dec., engr. by T. Doesburgh after G. Hoet, each sheet 63 x 53, engr. 56 x 38 cm, Amst., N. Visscher, (1696-1702). Of the until recently unknown 2nd ed. (of 5), which added city plans a.o. changes. Only other copy of this ed. at Rijksmuseum. Fine and clean copy. Very rare map, the most authoritative of the province of Utrecht during the 18th and the first half of the 19th century.
Lot 56
Most (early) 19th cent. (1) Funke, C.P. Handboek van welgemanierdheid en zedelykheid in karakter-schetsen (...). Zutphen, H.C.A. Thieme, 1805. vi,280 p. Speckled paper wr. (worn). 8vo. Joints loosening, but holding on cords. -and a 1832 copy of the same, publ. by J.F. Thieme in Nijmegen. (2) Hazeu, J. Ouderlievende gesprekken. Een leesboek voor kinderen. Amst., Hendrik Gartman, 1808. Full-p. engr. plates, prize copy w. certificate dated 1830. Hc. Sm. 8vo. Occas. foxing. (3) Saltzmann, C.G. Grondbeginselen der zedekunde in aangename verhalen. Groningen, R.J. Schierbeek, n.d. (ca. 1800). Frontisp., uncut. Marbled paper wr. Sm. 8vo. Rare, this ed. not in the KB or WorldCat. (4) Zedelijke verhalen voor meisjes. Nijmegen, J.F. Thieme, 1830. -and 7 others. All w. signs of wear, some very worn. (total 12)
Lot 590
Classics Nederland, 1970-79. Five series: (1) Trompie Classics, no. 1-13 and 21-40. -and Trompie Album 1, 3 and 5. (2) Skoebiedoe. De knotsgekke hond Classics, no. 1-12. (3) Bietel Classics, no. 1-4. -and Bietel Album 1-5 and 7. (4) Bamsie Classics, no. 1-14. (5) Beertje Bambam, no. 2-8. All in mint/near mint condition. *Classics series that were created for young children and series aimed at young/ teenage girls have been neglected for a long time by collectors and traders. They have therefore become exceedingly rare to find, especially in mint condition. (total 81)
Lot 6000
Paris/New York, Galerie Denise René, 1955/1975. Manifesto originally issued for the show ‘Le Mouvement’ at Galerie Denise René, Paris, April 6 - 30, 1955, featuring Agam, Bury, Calder, Duchamp, Jacobsen, Soto, Tinguely and Vasarely. The groundbreaking exhibition was curated by Denise René, Victor Vasarely, Roger Bordier, and Pontus Hulten and marked the beginning of kinetic art. This copy is the facsimile edition released for the show held in 1975 at Denise René Gallery in New York, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the original event in Paris. Bright yellow sheet, printed both sides in black. Unfolded: 49.8 x 32.5 cm, folded: 24.6 x 16.2 cm. Contains the Manifesto by Victor Vasarely titled ‘Notes pour un Manifeste/ Le Manifeste Jaune’, as well as texts by Hulten and Bordier in French. The 1975 reprint is brighter and printed on thicker paper than the original 1955 edition. In very good state. Rare.
Lot 6002
Milan, Galleria Apollinaire, 1961. Staple bound, 24.5 × 17.2 cm, 20 pp. Cover printed blue on glossy white paper. Catalogue published in conjunction with the retrospective show of Yves Klein curated by the gallerist Guido le Noci. Preface by le Noci, two texts by Restany in Italian and biography on the last page. With numerous illustrations in b/w and one full page in YK blue. Rare booklet in very good condition.
Lot 6004
Catalogue for an important exhibition of the Nuclear Art Movement at Galleria San Fedele, October 12-30, 1957. Softcover, 30.5 x 21.5 cm, 8 pp. Twelve b/w ills. and one in colour (blue) by Yves Klein. Features Baj, Bemporad, Bertini, Dangelo, Yves Klein, Manzoni, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Gio Pomodoro, Rosello, Sordini, Verga, Jorn and Vandercam. Texts in Italian by Kaisserlian Boccioni, and Jaguer. Giorgio Kaisserlian, organizer of the show, notes that Manzoni is the youngest artist in the Movimento Arte Nucleare. Tiny incision along spine ends, generally in very fine condition. Extremely rare.
Lot 6008
Numbered 78/100 and signed in marker by Jes Petersen on the plastic binder, 18 x 15 cm, ca. 60 translucent pp. bound by plastic slide spine. Except for the cover with printed title and publishing information, the mylar sheets are all blank. This is the second edition of 100 copies. The artists' book was conceived by Manzoni just before his death in February 1963, the first edition was published posthumously by Jes Petersen later that year. Petersen appears to be the author of this publication, as his name is listed above the title. This was a Manzoni joke though Petersen did suggest the use of translucent paper. Ref Manzoni, Piero Editore Milan 1989 p.265. Exquisite rare work in very good condition.
Lot 6011
Printed wrappers, 25.5 x 17 cm, 31 pp. Limited edition of 500 copies. Contributions by Lourdes Castro, Alfredo Margarido, Michel Tapié et al. Includes 2 original silkscreens by Gonçalo Duarte, 2 original silkscreens by José Escada, and 1 original silkscreen by Antonio Saura, folding out to 25 x 48 cm. Loosely inserted is a pictorial flyer printed on pink tissue paper titled 'Homenagem de KWY'. Added is a large folded poster announcing an exhibition by Lourdes Castro and René Bertholo at Galeria Divulgacao in Lisbon, 1964. The magazine is in fine condition. Rare. (total 2) KWY magazine was founded in Paris in 1958 by the Portuguese artist couple Lourdes Castro and René Bertholo, named after the three letters that do not exist in the Portuguese alphabet. Starting out as a vehicle for the Portuguese avant-garde in exile, it grew to include contributors such as Christo, Pol Bury, Gonçalo Duarte, Escada and Jan Voss. Twelve issues were produced between 1958-1963. The KWY Group was active between 1960-1967, its members were regular contributors to the magazine who often exhibited together.
Lot 6012
Silkscreened card covers in black slide binder, 30.5 x 20.5 cm, ca. 36 pp. with fold-outs. Limited edition of 300 copies. Features colour silkscreen prints by Guido Biasi, Georges Noel, Jan Voss, Paul Wunderlich and Rene Berthelo. Also includes b/w reproductions of works by Christo, Cy Twombly and Lourdes Castro as well as several performance scores in French and English by Fluxus artist Benjamin Patterson. Text contributions by Francois Dufrene, Carl Laszlo, J.J. Leveque and others. Very good copy, rare.
Lot 6013
Original glued card covers, 30.5 x 20.5 cm, 18 perforated cardboard sheets, each containing 3 postcards. Front cover with silkscreen by Lourdes Castro. Limited edition of 300 copies. Featured are 54 original postcard size (mostly colour) serigraphs, some with original collages and drawings. Contributions by Pierre Alechinsky, André Balthazar, René Bertholo, Corneille, Dick Cassee, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Ferro, Marta Minujin, André Morain, Le Parc, Mercedes Pardo, Shunk-Kender, Jan Voss and others. Rare publication of the artists' group KWY. In very good condition, the pages still unusually firm in spine.
Lot 6022
Stuttgart, Edition Hansjörg Mayer, 1967. Exquisitely designed thick board grey printed portfolio, 48 x 48 cm. Contains 14 white sheets, one featuring a preface by Siegfried Maser, and 13 embossed prints, each signed on the reverse. Edition of 40, with only 26 copies in trade numbered a-z. This is an unnumbered copy. Portfolio in fine condition, prints are clean, mostly very good, some sheets show a very slight bump on tip of lower left corner. Rare limited edition.
Lot 6025
Softcover, 21 x 14.5 cm, 28 pp. Catalogue of the first Zero exhibition in the Netherlands organized by Hans Sonnenberg. Features works by Van Bohemen, Dahmen, Manzoni, Pieters, Romijn, Sanders, Schoonhoven, Schumacher, Tajiri and Wagemaker. Front cover with partial toning, interior separated from the binding, yet pages are still firmly glued. Rare copy.
Lot 6026
Includes: (1) Catalogue edited and designed by Henk Peeters, introducing the artists of the group with ills. of their work, published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Holländische Informelle Gruppe' at Galerie Gunar in Dusseldorf, 1959. Edition of 500. (2) Rare announcement and price list for the exhibition at G58, Hessenhuis Antwerp 14 May-4 June 1960, featuring the Dutch Informal Group and the New Vision Group from London. (3) Two issues of Art Actuel International (No.14 & No.16, 1960) featuring articles about the 'nouvelle école européenne' which also comprised the Dutch group. (4) Five sheets with exhibition program of the group in 1960-1961, some with Dutch Informal stamps and handwritten notes by Peeters. (5) Invitation card 'Holländische Informelle Gruppe' at galerie Wriss Kassel, 1960. (6) Invitation card Groupe Informel Hollandais, Galerie Kasper Lausanne, 1960. (7) Invitation card 'Neue Holländische Tendenzen', Galerie Wulfengasse, Klagenfurt and Galerie Carette Glücksburg, 1962. All items derive from the archive of Henk Peeters and are in fine condition. (total 13). The Dutch Informal Group (1958-1961), preceded the formation of the Nul group. Its members consisted of Armando, Henk Peeters, Jan Schoonhoven, Jan Henderikse and Kees van Bohemen. The group replaced the expression of emotions in paint with an attempt at an absence of 'personal signature'.
Lot 6028
Catalogue/artists' book published in conjunction with an early solo exhibition by Henderikse in the Caracaos Museum, Willemstad, October 1963. Card portfolio with tiny printed title, 32 x 22 cm, housing 14 loose leaves. Includes one typographic text sheet featuring a poetic introduction by Chris J.H. Engels, writer and founder of the museum. Eleven sheets feature full page b/w reproductions of works, such as collages with coins, corks, cans, bottle caps and car number plates, as well as photo works. Two blank sheets are enclosed, one with a dedication in German (mit herzliche Grüsse), signed by the artist and listing his address in Curacao. Henderikse (1937), active in the Dutch Zero movement at the time, lived in Curacao (part of the Netherlands Antilles in the Caribbean) from 1963 to 1967. Portfolio shows some toning and handwriting on front cover, interior sheets in good state. Extremely rare catalogue, no copy located anywhere.
Lot 6031
(1) Rare document announcing the re-branding of nul=0 by Armando, Henk Peeters and Schoonhoven in 1964. The journal Revue nul=0 was originally founded by Armando, Peeters and Herman de Vries and released 4 issues between 1961 and 1964. Some disagreements arose between Peeters and De Vries and they went on to publish separate magazines (Revue Integration /De Nieuwe Stijl). This pamphlet promotes a 'three monthly review on the integrated arts' that 'will be the voice for groups and streams like nul, zero and the 'new poetry' group.' Folded sheet, 34 x 21.5 cm, with text in English, French and German, with 4 hand added rubberstamps 'nul=0'. (2) Invitation card for the famous international Nul exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 1965, curated by Henk Peeters. 9 x 14 cm, printed black on silver. (3) Groep Nul=0, New Years greetings 1966. Harmonica sheet with die cut hole, 6 x 6 cm, folds out to 30 x 6 cm. White paper with black text on recto, silver paper on verso. Text reads 'group 0=nul, meilleurs voeux, best wishes, auguri, 't beste, 1966'. Signed in print by Armando, Henk Peeters and J.J. Schoonhoven. Beautiful rare copy. (total 3)
Lot 6039
(1) Poster, 57.5 x 40.5 cm, litho printed black on white paper, folded three times. Announces one of the first and most famous happenings in The Netherlands, which took place at the studio of Rik Van Bentum in Amsterdam on December 9, 1962. Organized by New York Living Theatre actor Mel Clay, film producer Frank Stern, and writer Simon Vinkenoog, the event featured artists performing actions around the theme of necrophilia. The space was adorned with wall drawings, photo collages and flyers as well as slabs of meat and cow intestines. Fine copy. (2) Programme booklet for the event. Gold coloured paper covers, staple bound, 30 x 22 cm, 11 pp. stencilled on pink and grey sheets. Title page reads 'Open het Graf: A homage to the dead, a warning to the living'. With facsimile handwritten and typed texts and drawings by Simon Vinkenoog, Bart Huges, Frank Stern, Rik van Bentum, Jean-Jacques Lebel et al. Moderate fading to cover and fragile paper, staples partly loose, else in fine shape. Rare documents. (total 2)
Lot 6040
Produced and published by Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen and Yoshio Nakajima. (1) Happening News No.1 (blue issue), Antwerp September 1965. Original transparent plastic covers, stapled, ca. 30 x 21 cm, 16 pp. First issue (of 6 all published), mimeograph printed in blue, in a very small edition, featuring reproductions of original artwork, made by Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen and Yoshio Nakajima. Very rare Provo-related magazine from the group that organized the first happenings in the Sixties in Belgium. Near mint copy. (2) Card signed by Panamarenko (in pencil) promoting the Happening News, 14 x 7 cm, printed b/w. (3) Nu Happening! Van een bezette stad III. Antwerp, Groenplaats en Museum voor Vlaams Cultuurleven (9 July) 1965. Flyer, 29 x 18.5 cm, printed bright blue on beige stock. Announcing International Happenings by ‘poval’ Panamarenko, ‘unbeat’ Yoshio Nakajima, ‘nihil’ Wout Vercammen and ‘eye’ Hugo Heyrman, Antwerp 1965. Very early and rare document in very fine condition. (total 3)
Lot 6042
(1) Dylaby, Dynamisch Labyrint. Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1962. Softcover, 19 x 26 cm, 22 pp. with photographic ills. by Ed van der Elsken. Participating artists were Rauschenberg, Raysse, de Saint Phalle, Spoerri, Tinguely, Ultvedt. Contains the often lacking fold-out exhibition plan, loosely inserted. Light age soiling to cover, fine copy. (2) Tinguely & Co, Forum No XXIV-2. Hilversum/Amsterdam, Architectura et Amicitae, 1973. Edited by Anthon Beeke, Tjeerd Deelstra, Swip Stolk and Ad Petersen. Special issue for Forum magazine. Elaborate eight-fold poster on yellow paper. 93 x 60 cm. Features printed coloured texts and doodles by Tinguely, some on pink paper. With added photos and text fragments to be pasted on the poster. Photo contributions by Ed van der Elsken and Ad Petersen among others. Rare item, fine copy. (total 2)
Lot 6043
(1) Rare invitation card for the exhibition ‘Le Reve de Diane’ held at Galerie Alexandre Iolas in Paris from 5 - 28 February 1970. Printed black on off-white stock, 25.5 x 17 cm, folded horizontally as issued. Light toning, else fine. 2) Niki de Saint Phalle, My Love, Where Shall We Make Love? Malmö/Cologne, Litografik AB/Buchhandlung Walther König, (undated) 1971. Accordion bound artists’ book, 17.8 x 18.2 cm, 46 pp. printed in various colours on white stock. Features colourful drawings and notes addressed to St Phalle’s lover. Very light stain on lower front cover, spine somewhat rubbed, generally a fine copy. (total 2)
Lot 6047
Cologne, Sammlung Ludwig Im Wallraf-Richartz Museum, 1969. Edited by Gert Von Der Osten and Horst Keller. Rare first edition. Original plexiglas binding, screw-bound, 30 x 24.5 cm. Abundantly illustrated on various types of paper. Very good copy of this truly Sixties Pop Art catalogue, designed by the Fluxus artist Wolf Vostell. Each artist is presented with a portrait on mylar and work on tipped-in plates. Legendary catalogue with the highlights from the private collection of chocolate magnate Peter Ludwig (1925-1996), one of the first collectors to recognize the merit of American Pop Art.
Lot 6051
Includes: (1) Most Wanted flyer announcement from Galerie Rudolf Zwirner, Cologne, 1967. Offset lithograph in black and grey, 29 x 21 cm, folded once as issued. Depicted on the flyer is John Joseph H (from The Thirteen Most Wanted Men. Police Department, City of New York. Dossier N° 2357). In very good condition, rare. (2) Marilyn Monroe, amazing silkscreened promotional/order card for seriograph portfolios published by Sunday B. Morning. Undated, (early 1970s), Berlin. Printed glossy black on dark grey card, 15 x 15 cm. Light corner bump, else fine. (3) Invitation card Andy Warhol, Sperone Gallery, Milano, 1966. 15.5 x 15 cm. (4) Promotional card for Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup by Seriaal Gallery, Amsterdam, ca. 1970. (5) Andy Warhol, Mao Tse-Tung at Galleria Multipli, Torino, 1973. Announces a silkscreen portfolio. (6) Invitation card for a Warhol show at Alexandre Iolas and Luciano Anselmino, Milan, 1974. (7) Two exhibition cards for 'Torsos' by Warhol at Ace Gallery Venice (1978) and Ace Gallery Vancouver (1979). All near mint cards. (total 8)
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