German, Flemish and Dutch Prints and Drawings From 1550-1700.
Deutsche, Flämische und Holländische Druckgraphik und Handzeichnungen von 1550-1700

This catalogue focuses on German, Flemish and Dutch prints and drawings of the period 1550-1700. We were able to include a rare, early etching from the circle of Pieter Brueghel the Elder, the Village Feast of ca. 1549, which is widely regarded as the first etched representation of a genre scene; a number of major examples of Rudolphine Mannerist art, including a miniature portrait by Joseph Werner of Archduke, Joseph I of Austria as a Child (ca. 1684); various works after Elsheimer and the numerous followers of Rubens and Rembrandt; a fine group of engravings and chiaroscuro woodcuts by Hendrick Goltzius; several extremely rare prints by German peintre-graveurs and a number of exemplary German Baroque drawings.

Melchior Lorch Albrecht Dürer (Renaissance) Hendrik Goltzius Jan Saendredam Aegidius Sadeler Gabriel Weyer Hans Herman Weyer Abraham Jan van Diepenbeck Jacob Jordaens Frederick Bloemaert Jacques de Gheyn III Reinier van Persijn Jonas Suyderhoef

Anna-Maria van Schurman Magdalena de Passe Hendrik Goudt Wenzel Hollar Ullrich Mayr Wilhelm Panneels Adriaen Brouwer Jan Bisschop Dirk Helmbreker Allaert van Everdingen Wallerant Vaillant Pieter Schenk Jeremias Falck

Matthias Scheits Antonio Triva Friedrich Leonhard Nicolas Haeublein Joseph Werner Michael Willmann Samuel Bottschild Andreas Bodan Johann Schumer Johann Moritz Riesenberger Johann Michael Feichtmayr Arnold Houbraken

Catalogue by Emanuel von Baeyer.