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99 ANTHONY VAN DYCK

Two portrait etchings.

Jan Bruegel

, circa 1630. 246x157 mm; 9

3

/

4

x6

1

/

4

inches. Sixth state (of 7). Triple crescent

watermark (Mauquoy-Hendrickx 314) *

Erasmus of Rotterdam

, circa 1630. 243x157 mm;

9

5

/

8

x6

1

/

8

inches, wide margins. Third state (of 5). Strasburg Lily watermark

(Mauquoy/Hendrickx 147 ff.). A superb, early impression with very strong contrasts and

no sign of wear. Hollstein 1 and 5; Mauquoy-Hendrickx 1 and 5.

With—An engraved portrait after Van Dyck.

[1,500/2,500]

100

CHRISTOFFEL JEGHER (after Rubens)

Silenus Accompanied by a Satyr and a Faun

.

Woodcut, circa 1635. 447x338 mm; 17

3

/

4

x13

1

/

4

inches, small margins. First state (of 2), with

the address of Rubens. A good impression of this large, scarce woodcut. Hollstein 16.

[2,000/3,000]

101

CHRISTOFFEL JEGHER (after Rubens)

The Temptation of Christ by the Devil

.

Woodcut, circa 1630. 323x430 mm; 12

3

/

4

x17 inches, wide margins. Second state (of 3). A

superb, evenly-printed impression with strong contrasts on thin, cream laid paper. Hollstein 6.

[2,000/3,000]

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