1865c, Switzerland 'Briquet Et Fils, Geneva' Album Photographique De La Suisse

Dracunulus polyphyllus Etching, burin and hand colouring. Issued in the exceptionally rare series: Estampes pour servir l’Histoire des Plantes by Nicholas Robert...

Sandrart Joachim, von (1606-1688) Effigies antiquae Romae. redacta a Pyrrho Ligorio Romano, per XIIII Regiones, in quas Urbem divisit Imp. Caesar August. Nuremberg, Germany, pu...

EXQUISITE PANORAMA OF THE CITY OF ZURICH IN AQUATINT Heinrich Keller 8,2 x 139 cm (3,2 x 54,7 in) Zurich, 1810.  Fan-folded, partly hand coloured (grey and green tones) aquatint ...

Fine folio including early and finely executed portraits of Renaissance artists by Joachim von Sandrart. Included are portraits of: Antonio da Correggio; Rosso Fiorentino; Gianfrancesco Penni; Polidoro da Caravaggio...

The editor of the publishing journal L'Art Photographique George Carre had stressed his intentions, but inability to have photographic covers for the journal. The talented Artist Alphonso Mucha...

'De Indische Archipel: Tafereelen uit de natuur en het volksleven in Indië' by C.W. Mieling. This is a very rare first edition (only 1 copy in Nederlandse Centrale Catalogus – NCC and only 1 copy in JAP, sold in 1974) of a sumptuous work originally published in 12 instalments (started in 1865 by C.W. Mieling and completed in 1876 by J.M. van ‘t Haaff, both in The Hague). It was in January 1862 that a Prospectus was issued by C. W. Mieling, The Hague, announcing the publication of what is the most spectacular of the plate works of Indonesia, De Indische Archipel, which commenced publication in The Hague in 1865. The work contains 24 large chromolithograph plates which are among the largest published on Indonesia. From both a topographical and artistic point of view the plates are of considerable interest as they present a comprehensive series of views in the archipelago, ranging through Java. Borneo, Sumatra and Minahasa, after drawings by virtually all the prominent mid-19th century artists of Indonesia: Raden Saleh...

Set of two views of Switzerland, Geneva. These prints originate from 'Souvenirs de la Suisse'. Published by S. Morel, circa 1850.

Panoramic view of Geneva, Switzerland. Engraved and published in Amsterdam by Pieter Schenk (1660 - 1718/1719). Titles in Dutch, to left, and Latin. This print originates from Schenk...