Search Results: Authors starting with G from Antiquariaat Arine van der Steur

Copperplate engraving/etching of ''t Kasteel te Loinen in de Overbetuw', in the Dutch province of Gelderland, as it appeared in 1732. Overall size: 82 x 115 mm; plate size: 82 x 109 mm. Good state. Some age related dicolouration. Handlaid paper. Handwritten on the back: 'Prov. Gelderland Z. Z. 1 3/4 uur W ten N van Nijmegen'. This print was part of the book 'Het verheerlykt Nederland, of Kabinet van Hedendaagsche gezigten van steden, dorpen, sloten, adelyke huizen (...)', Amsterdam, Tirion, 1745-1774. Although this print belongs to the Spilman series, it is not signed by Spilman but by an engraver with the initials G. C. (fecit). Who this artist is stays unclear.

Original paper binding, in -8, 17 x 10 cm.With vignet of harp instrument on the titlepage.{NL] Opgedragen aan het corps vrijwillige jagers uit de Studenten der Leidsche Hoogeschool (=Universiteit Leiden). Over het volkslied Wilhelmus. 

8°: [4] 180 pp. Linnen band. Bloemlezing met werk van meer en minder bekende 19e-eeuwse dichters.

Epistolarum ab illustrtibus & Claris Viris scriptorum centurial tres, Harlingen, H. Galama 1663. Geheel perkament, (32) 783 pag.

Italianate landscape with a group of sitting figures. Dark woods on the left, hilly open landscape on the right.Signed at bottom: Perelle Inv. et fecit. / le Blond avec privilege.[NL] Landschap met een groep zittende figuren. Ets gemaakt door Gabriël Perelle (1603-1677) en Jean le Blond II (1635?-1709). Etching on laid paper, with some margin; total: 237 x 379 mm; state II/2 (first state published by Nicolas de Poilly (I)); some traces of handling, rubbing and light dirt; two tiny holes due to thinning of paper at center; overall in good condition.

Italianate landscape with ruined buildings. The remenants of an aqueduct in the background. On the background to the right a pyramid (the Cestius Pyramid). A fountain, and some water on the foreground, to the left. Large trees, mountains on the left background. At center a shepherd with a flock.Numbered at bottom right: 6.Signed at bottom: Perelle Inv. et fecit. / le Blond avec privilege. 6[NL] Italianiserend landschap met vervallen gebouwen. Antieke ets gemaakt door Gabriël Perelle en Jean le Blond II. Etching on paper, trimmed on or within plate mark; total: 118 x 173 mm; some handling traces, rubbing and light dirt; signs of burning under the line of the illustration. In fair condition. Amsterdam watermark. Mounted on paper passepartout.

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 16-6-1869 ; 11 p. D0233

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 12-6-1820 ; 16 143 (2) p. Opdracht aan Willem Frederik, koning der Belgen. Promotievers van I. da Costa.

8°: A-C 8 (-A1), gepag.: 46 [2] pp. Met een gegraveerd titelvignet door Abraham Hulk. Papieren omslag, mist waarschijnlijk Franse titelpagina. Lit.: Van Aken II, p.194; CBMNL 2157. De auteur van het oorspronkelijke stuk is onbekend. Achterin een lijst met nieuwe toneelstukken, bij Uylenbroek te koop.

Two volumes (of 4) of a biography on Charlemagne, written by the famous French historian Gabriel-Henri Gaillard (1726-1806).History - Karel de Grote - French - Charles de Great - Carolingian Empire - Roman Empire Half leather on marbled paper, 21.21 x 12.7 cm. Marbled edges and pastedowns. Some rubbing, some foxing/stains.

Het wijsgerig onderwijs aan de Hogeschool te Franeker 1585-1811, Franeker 1954, 355 pag., geb., geïll.

German publication about The Hague. With color photograph illustrations.The Hague - Dutch history - stadsgeschiedenis - Den Haag - Haags - German Bound in linen on board, with dust jacket, 17.9 x 17.8 cm. In good condition. Stamp on second front endleaf: ""NCAD / Nederlands Centrum voor Autohistorische Documentatie"".

On parks and country estates in and around The Hague. Each chapter consists of sections on flora and fauna, information on the flowering of the plants, and other itineraries. Contains illustrations and drawn maps.The Hague - park - nature - green - short stories - stadsgeschiedenis - Den Haag - Haags Paperback, 19.9 x 12.5 cm. Damaged spine, somewhat yellowed paper. Upper quarter of first front endleaf cut off.

A collection of diverse stories on The Hague, its citizens, and other things typical of The Hague.The Hague - historical study - Den Haag - Haags - short stories - Hagenaars Paperback, 20.2 x 13.1 cm. Broken spine, first 5 quires already detached.

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 17-12-1810 ; 11 p.

Full vellum, 21 x 18 cm, with ex libris of Viscount Birkenhead. With engraved title page, folding portrait of Gallaeus (1686) and all 14 plates, all by Romeyn de Hooghe. Binding with minor tears at the top and bottom of the spine, some small stains. Small tears on p. 173, p. 177 and p. 191, outside the text. Text in Latin and Greek. The Walloon preacher Gallaeus of Gallé (Rotterdam 1627 - Haarlem 1689) worked in Zierikzee and Haarlem and was most known for this treatise on Sibylline oracles. The Sibyls were mythical visionaries who predicted the fate of Rome with dark spells. The Sibylline books (Sibillijnse Boeken) were kept safe by the Romans and consulted on special occasions. The original books seem to be vanished due to time. The Hooghe shows 12 different Sibyllen, a temple near fast-flowing water and the worship of the god Hercules Magusanus. The 12 Sibyls are: Sibylla Persica, Sibylla Libyssa, Sibylla Delphica, Sibylla Cumaea, Sibylla Erythraea, Sibylla Samia, Sibylla Cumana, Sibylla… Read More

Le 18 fructidor, ou anniversaire des fetes directoriales, Hamburg 1798, 46 (2) pag., met gegraveerde titelprent, org. papieren omslag.

Small images of devotion dedicated to different religious scenens. Signed on the bottom right:'C. Galle' Engravings on paper; total: 95 x 70 mm each; hand coloured; not in Hollstein

The Trinity: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; lettered below:'AA.MA TRINITAS' Signed on the bottom right:'C. Galle' Engraving on paper; total: 68 x 96 mm; hand coloured; not in Hollstein

Leiden 7-7-1909 ; 18 x 24 cm