Hendrick Goltzius und die Haarlemer Stecherschule. by Goltzius, Hendrick - 1998

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[Dutch:], [c1605-1607].. Unidentified early 17th century, very similar to British Museum copy of the print (c1606). Lettered oval portrait of Floris V wearing armor and crown, illustrated borders with horned beasts at top corners and snake at bottom.. 9 x 13cm. Single leaf.. Single leaf, only. Trimmed at borders, lacks upper and lower text. Mounted at corners to larger plain leaf. Suitable for framing. BM 1872, 1012.22 (1606 ed.). Hollstein (Dutch and Flemish) 361.

A woman and a man skating on ice. On the right a tree and some running dogs, on the left a mill and another skater. Signed on the bottom right: 'P.V.W'. On verso traces of music notation, probably transferred while the paper was drying. On the top margin the initials ""PVW"" in pen and brown ink. Etching Etching on paper with some margins; plate mark: 223 x 172 mm, total: 233 x 183; the plate the artist used was not of highest quality, therefore there are several defects that were made visible while pressing. Not mentioned in Hollstein as a copy of 92 (Saenredam).

Illustrations of the 'Biblia Sacra', printed on both sides of the sheet. On one side, Christ is taken in front of the crowd; on the other Christ is being tortured as he is tied to a column. Monogrammed at the bottom with 'HG' and 'CVS'. From 'Biblia sacra dat is De geheele Heylighe Schrifture bedeylt in 't Out en Nieu Testament'. Amsterdam: Pieter Jacobsz. Paets, 1657. Woodcut on paper, trimmed; total: 110 x 74 mm; in great condition; Hollstein 47-49. Date of print 1657.

Plate slightly smaller than original, in same direction; Monogrammed and dated on the bottom 'A. 98 / HG'.Unfortunately, the plate, along with other two from the same set, is trimmed within plate mark so it is not possible to assess which documented copy it may be.Manuscript notes in pencil on the mats accompanying the print suggest it is copy B, therefore engraved by Abraham Hogenberg (fl. 1590-1653) and published in Cologne in 1653. Engraving on paper, cut within plate mark, pasted on thicker paper; total: 194 x 127 mm; stains at the bottom right and some small in the sky above; New Hollstein 19, copy b (?); Dutuit 29.

Eutychus raised from the dead; in a crowded room, lit by lamps suspended from the ceiling, St Paul leans over the body of a child lying on the floor; in the left foreground a mother nurses her baby.From the set of the Acts of the Apostles.This impression in the last state of the plate, comes from the 1783 edition of Aldernouwkeurigste verhandelinge der geschiedenissen van het Oud en Nieuw Testamen, volume II. Originally, the set was published in Antwerp in 1582 by Philips Galle.Signature and address in margin at left: Jo. Strada. inue. / P. Galleus excu.Four lines of Latin in two columns: Protrahit in mediam paulus dum dogmata noctem / Et vit[a]e pr[a]ecepta docet sermone diserto: / Examinis iuuenis tabulis delapsus ab altis / A Paulo in vitam rursus reuocatur euntem. Acto. Cap. 20.10.Titled at bottom left of the center: IVVENIS, LAPSV EX ALTO / MORTVVS, A D. PAVLO AD / VITAM REVOCATVR. Act. 20,10.Signature at bottom right: HGoltzius sculp.Numbered at bottom left: 29.[NL] Eutychus, een jongen die… Read More

Plate slightly smaller than original, in same direction; Monogrammed and dated on the bottom 'A. 97 / HG'. and further numbered: '2'.Unfortunately, the plate, along with other two from the same set, is trimmed within plate mark so it is not possible to assess which documented copy it may be.Manuscript notes in pencil on the mats accompanying the other prints suggest it is copy B, therefore engraved by Abraham Hogenberg (fl. 1590-1653) and published in Cologne in 1653. Engraving on paper, cut within plate mark, backed, loosen from mat; total: 193 x 126 mm; stains affecting various areas of the plate; New Hollstein 18, copy b (?); Dutuit 28.

Plate slightly smaller than original, in same direction; Monogrammed and dated on the bottom 'A. 96 / HG'.Numbered on the bottom left corner: ""12"".Unfortunately, the plate, along with other two from the same set, is trimmed within plate mark so it is not possible to assess which documented copy it may be. Manuscript notes in pencil on the mats accompanying the print suggest it is copy B, therefore engraved by Abraham Hogenberg (fl. 1590-1653) and published in Cologne in 1653. Engraving on paper, cut within plate mark, pasted on thicker paper; total: 194 x 123 mm; stained; New Hollstein 28, copy b (?); Dutuit 38.

Copy engraving after Goltzius´. Clio is the muse of history, sitting on a rock with a quill in her hand and on the other a board on which she is writing. Other books are lying on the ground to the right. This print belongs to the whole set of nine muse engraved and published by Claes Jansz. Visscher in Amsterdam before 1652. Signed on the bottom:´HG invent´ (Hg monogrammed) ´CJVisscher Excud´ (CJV monogrammed); two lines of text in Latin at the very bottom: ´Gesta ducum ... extentit in Aeuum / 4´. Engraving on paper with some margin; plate mark: 244 x 167 mm; total: 278 x 183 mm; some dirt within plate and external margins repaired; New Hollstein 132 (d)