Una cum Commentarijs Domitij Chalderini [et] Georgij Merule: [et] cum figuris suis locis appositis: Nec non ornatissima tabula per alphabetum nuper addita nunquam amplius impressa [..]. [Printed on final leaf: “Impressum Venetiis[=Venice] per Georgium de Rusconibus[=Giorgio Rusconi] [..]”, 1514], [2 unnumb.],I-LXIX,LXXI-CXLIX[=148] leaves. With woodcut illustration (monogrammed “FV” in the block, ca. 11 x 7,5 cm.) surrounded by woodcut decorative borders on title, 1 full-page woodcut (ca. 24,5 x 18 cm.), 16 woodcut text-ills. (of which 2 duplicates, all ca. 6 x 7,5 cm.) & several woodcut historiated initials. Small folio, early 20th-cent. half-vellum with red mor. letterpiece.

Drawing in black chalk on paper. Signed “W. Arondéus” & titled in lower left corner. Ca. 61,5 x 43 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Etching. (Published after 1701). Signed “L. Bakhuizen” in the plate. Ca. 17 x 23,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Late 16th-cent. drawing in brown ink (& wash) on paper. Titled in brown ink in lower blank margin. Ca. 28,5 x 12,5 cm.

Woodcut (printed on thin Japanese paper). Signed “Jacoba van Heemskerck” & “no. 16” in pencil. Ca. 22,5 x 32 cm. (image) & ca. 36,5 x 48,5 cm. (leaf). Framed (behind glass).

Woodcut (printed on thin Japanese paper). Signed “Jacoba van Heemskerck” in pencil. Ca. 20 x 28 cm. (image) & ca. 37,5 x 51 cm. (leaf). Framed (behind glass).

Woodcut (printed on thin Japanese paper). Signed “Jacoba van Heemskerck” in pencil. Ca. 20 x 28 cm. (image) & ca. 36 x 51 cm. (leaf). Framed (behind glass).

Lithograph. Titled, numbered “2/50”, signed “Adriaan Lubbers” & dated “1944” in pencil. Ca. 32,5 x 30 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Lithograph. Titled, signed “Adriaan Lubbers” & dated “1929” in pencil. Ca. 30,5 x 24 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Col. woodcut. Signed “Shoson” in the block (in lower right corner). (Published by Watanabe Shozaburo, after 1926). Ca. 36 x 16 cm. (image). Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Col. woodcut. (Published by Nishimuraya Yohachi, ca. 1770). Ca. 24 x 37,5 cm. (image). Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. late 18th-/ early 19th-cent. engraving. Ca. 35,5 x 47,5 cm.

Nel mezzo di questo passava l’antica Via sacra che portava i Trionf[an].ti. in Campid[ogli].o”. Etched view with caption & legend (with Italian text) below. Published by G.B. Piranesi (Rome, printed after 1759) with “Piranesi Architetto fec[it].” & “Presso l’Autore a à Strada Felice [..]” in the plate. Ca. 38 x 59 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Etched view with cartouche. Published by G.B. Piranesi (Rome, printed after 1764) with “Piranesi F[ecit].” in the plate. Ca. 40,5 x 61 cm. Behind passepartout.

Etched view with cartouche. Published by G.B. Piranesi (Rome, printed after 1770) with “Cavalier Piranesi del[ineavit] e inc[isit].” in the plate. Ca. 44,5 x 57,5 cm. Behind passepartout.

Etched view with cartouche. Published by G.B. Piranesi (Rome, printed after 1767) with “Piranesi F[ecit].” in the plate. Ca. 47 x 62,5 cm. Behind passepartout.

Etched view with cartouche. Published by G.B. Piranesi (Rome, printed after 1770) with “C. Piranesi f[ecit].” in the plate. Ca. 46,5 x 70 cm. Behind passepartout.

LE VIEUX ET NOUVEAU DEHLY. Ville Capitale et Residence du Grand Mogol aux Indes [..]”. Handcol. engraved optical view (with German & French caption) by F.X. Habermann. Published “au Negoce com[m]un de l’Academie Imperiale d’Empire des Arts libereaux” (Augsbourg, ca. 1770). Ca. 30 x 40 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

et Subdivisée en ses Grands Estats, et moindres Régions et differens Peuples, [..]”. Handcol. engraved map with cartouche & French explanatory text (in outer parts) after J.B. Nolin (corrected & enlarged by L. Denis). Published by P.A. Basset (Paris, ca. 1817). Ca. 47 x 65,5 cm.

Collection of 12 handcol. engraved gores (divided into 24 parts, all ca. 19 x 8 cm.) & 2 polar calottes (divided into 4 parts, ca. 5 x 11 cm.) forming together a celestial table globe. Publ. by G. & L. Valk (Amsterdam, ca. 1750). All engravings mounted onto a paper mount behind passepartout & luxuriously framed (behind glass).

comprises sous Douze Gouvernements Generaux Sçavoir Picardie, Normandie, Isle de France, Champagne, Bretagne, Orleanois, Bourgogne, Lyonnois, Guienne et Gascogne, Languedoc, Daufiné, et Provence. Auec ses Acquisitions dans L’Espagne, dans L’Italie, dans L’Allemagne et dans Les Pays-Bas [..]”. Engraved wall-map (printed on 4 leaves) with 2 large cartouches & French caption at top. Published by “I. Cóvens & C. Mortier” (Amsterdam, after 1794). Ca. 99 x 120 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved world-map in double hemispheres surrounded by 2 smaller hemispheres (dep. the polar regions) & 4 large allegorical scenes in the corners representing the four elements (probably etched by Romeyn de Hooghe). Publ. by F. de Wit (Amsterdam, after 1668). Ca. 48,5 x 56 cm. Behind passepartout & luxuriously framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved world-map in double hemispheres (with cartouche & Latin caption) by G. Porro after R. Mercator. Publ. by G.A. Magini (Venice, after 1596). Ca. 16 x 24 cm. Behind passepartout & luxuriously framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with legend (listing 24 items with German text) & 2 coats-of-arms. (Published by C. Merian, ca. 1659). Ca. 20,5 x 71 cm. Behind passepartout.

Handcol. engraved panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche & legend (listing 36 items) by C. Decker. (Published in: R. BOITET, “Beschryving der Stadt Delft, [..]”, 1729). Ca. 24 x 126 cm. Behind passepartout & luxuriously framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche & 2 legends (listing 32 items) after G. van Giessen. (Published in: J. DE RIEMER, “Beschryving van ’s Graven-Hage, [..]”, 1730-1739). Ca. 42 x 96 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved map (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche. Published by C. Allard (Amsterdam, after 1685). Ca. 47 x 81 cm.

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche (incorporating 17 coats-of-arms), compass-rose & 19 profile views in upper part. Published by “F. de Widt” (Amsterdam, after 1662). Ca. 44 x 56 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Vue orientale de la Ville de Rotterdam & de la Meuse, [..]”. Etched & engraved view with Dutch & French caption. Published by P.G. van Balen (“s’ Hage[=The Hague]”, ca. 1763). Ca. 41 x 62,5 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche, compass-rose, profile view of Middelburg at top (“Middelburgum urbs comitatus Zelandiae [..]”, ca. 6 x 47 cm.) & 12 illustrations in outer parts (dep. i.a. local costumes and 4 small profile views of Goes, Reimerswaal, Tholen & Veere). (Published by N. Visscher, ca. 1652). Ca. 42,5 x 56,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

opstreckende Inde Zuijder Zee voerbij Enchuijsen tot Amstelredam, met alle de sande[n] plaeten en[de] ondiepte[n] op de selue stroemen gheleghen”. Handcol. engraved chart (by J. van Doetecum) with 5 cartouches, 3 compass-roses & 1 coat-of-arms. (Published in: L.J. WAGHENAER, “Speculum Nauticum [..] Spieghel der Zeevaerdt”, after 1583). Ca. 33 x 51,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass on recto & verso).