[5 ESTAMPES XVIIth AND XVIIIth] 4 copper engravings XVIIth: - Lot 410

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[5 ESTAMPES XVIIth AND XVIIIth] 4 copper engravings XVIIth: - Lot 410
[5 ESTAMPES XVIIth AND XVIIIth] 4 copper engravings XVIIth: CALLOT Jacques (after), Essequie celebrate in Fiorenza dal Serenissimo Grand Duca per la morte dell'Imperator Mattias (The catafalque of the Emperor Mattias), dated 1619, etching and burin, second state (ca. 275 x 200 mm). Signed in plate I. Callot in(venit). Reverse copy of the period, conforming to the copy in the British Museum, and of the same direction (colonnade on the left). Marked, very slight foxing, especially in the text, fixed at the corners with glue dots; Entombment of Christ, engraved by MATHAM (1571-1631) after LE TINTORET (c. 1518-1594), bearing the date 1594. Late print, (ca. 394 x 244 mm) at the bowl, ca. 470 x 300 mm with margins. Minimal soiling, notably on the back, 2 tiny wormholes; Mercury entrusts young Bacchus to the nymphs of Mount Nisa, engraved by Andrea PROCACCINI (1671-1734) after Carlo MARATTA (1625-1713). Dedicated to the Marquis Nicolo Pallavicino with his arms. Etching and burin. Approx. 308 x 432 mm at the bowl. Emargée, trace of old folding on verso; 2 plates (ca. 305 x 210 mm in line) from FERRARI G. B., Hesperides sive de malorum aureorum cultura... Rome, Scheus, 1646: Hercules Farnese, figure 6, engraved by C. BLOMAERT (1603-1692) after F. PERIER. Small damage to margins with small old restoration, paper a little yellowed, partially emargée; Allegory of the Tiber, figure 7, engraved by C. BLOMAERT after Franciscus ALBANUS. Margin restored with small lack at the edge of the engraving, 2 small tears without lack, partially blank. of a set of about 500 prints of various sizes from the 16th to the 19th century, coming from the Touraine descent of the collection of Jean-Joseph CARLIER (1794-1874), historian and writer, continued by his son Louis CARLIER (1846-1921), journalist close to the Saint-Simonian movement, and his grandson Pierre CARLIER (1877-1923), former Consul General in Usbuk (Turkey). This collection, started and formed mainly in the early and mid-19th century, includes five prints from the MARIETTE collection, initialled and dated on the back in pen and ink by Pierre II MARIETTE (1634-1716). These last ones come most probably from the MARIETTE sale of 1775. Some lots have been joined with the handwritten documents concerning them by Jean-Joseph CARLIER. The description has been as precise as possible, but does not exclude small defects, visible on the photos. The prints are almost all copper engravings, etchings or burins, and unless otherwise stated, are fixed by glue dots on strong 19th century paper and are sold as is. The dimensions are taken at the bowl unless otherwise stated.
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