PIETER VAN DER BORCHT I (CIRCA 1535-1608) - photo 1
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PIETER VAN DER BORCHT I (CIRCA 1535-1608)

Starting price
$ 10 000
Auction dateClassic
24.01.2023 14:00UTC -04:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
USA, New York
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ID 887694
Lot 66 | PIETER VAN DER BORCHT I (CIRCA 1535-1608)
PIETER VAN DER BORCHT I (CIRCA 1535-1608)

Monkeys (ten plates)

ten engravings, circa 1562, on laid paper, nine with watermark Arms of Amsterdam, one with Cross of Lorraine and unidentified countermark (similar to Haewood 2888-2890), very good impressions, six plates second, final state, one second state (of four), three plates with different plate numbers from the recorded second state (the present set numbered 1-10), with small to thread margins, generally in very good condition

Plate 219 x 292 mm.

Sheet 242 x 306 mm. (and smaller)

(10)



Provenance

Robert Prouté (1898-?), Paris (Lugt 2859e). (NH 187 only)

Albert van Loock (1917-circa 2011), Brussels (Lugt 3751).



Literature

New Hollstein 185-188, 190-192, 195, 198-199
Artist:Pieter van der Borcht I (1530 - 1608)
Applied technique:Engraving
Art style:Old Masters
Place of origin:Belgium, Western Europe
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