Engravings and their value : a guide for the print collector by Slater J. Herbert (John Herbert) 1854-1921

Author:Slater, J. Herbert (John Herbert), 1854-1921
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Engraving, Engraving, Engravers, Prints
Publisher: London : L. Upcott Gill
Published: 1891-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

13. "Mary Commended, Martha Reprehended," after Coypel,

fine and rare, .£1.

14. Vertumnus and Pomona, after Permentear, fine and rare,

£1 10s.

15. The Hon. Mrs. Marianne Herbert, after Kersaboom,

brilliant, 15s.

16. John Moore, Bishop of Norwich, very fine, 19s.

17. WiUiam III. of Orange, King of England, 8s.

Falck (Jeremias). —Bom at Dantsig in 1620; died in 1665.

1. William Blaeu, 24s.

2. Tyeho Brah^, celebrated Danish astronomer, excessively

rare, unfinished proof before letters, £13 5s.; the same, finished, very fine, ^5 5s.

3. Frederic IH., King of Denmark, very fine, ^63 10s.

4. Nioolaus Copernicus, German astronomer, bust in ovai;

with verses below, excessively rare, ^10 5s.

5. Daniel Dilgerus, bust in oval, after Wagener, £1 Is.

6. Eupert Douglass, very fine, £1 IBs.

7. Jaques de la Gardie, Count de Leokoo, 10s.

8. Gabriel de la Gardie, three-quarter length, in armour, an

oval, 14s.

9. Pontus de la Gardie, three-quarter length, in armour, an

oval, ,£1 Is.

10. Hammerstein, Swedish General, three-quarter length, in

armour, an oval, lis.

11. Gustavus Horn, Comte de Blomebonrg, IBs.

12. Comte d'Axel, Oxenstiern, fine, £Z 18s.

13. Axelio Lillio, bust in oval, in armour, 17s.

14. Count Boguslaus Eadzenil, three-quarter length, in fur-

trimmed coat, very fine, large margin, 10s.

15. Christina, Queen of Sweden, three-quarter length, in

ermine cloak, oval, £1 Is.

16. Adrian Spigelius, of BruxeUes, very fine, with large

margin, 18s.

17. Leonhard Porstenson, Swedish general, 15s.

18. George Tyozkiewioz, bishop, three-quarter length, in

skull cap, 18s.

19. Arfwedo Wittemberg, Swedish general, bust in oval, 10s.

Fantuzzi (Antonio). —^An Italian engraver, bom at Viterbo about 1520; living in 1550. This artist frequently marked his plates with a cipher composed of his initials. His prints are scarce.

1. The Forge of Vulcan, a battle-piece after Primatiocio

(2), .£1 19s.

2. The Execution of the Law by Seleuous upon his Son,

a bacchanalian subject, &c. (5), £1 lis.

3. A sybil, Aurora and Tithonus (2), 12s.

4. The Story of Seleucus, a, large print of ornaments

(2), 18s.

5. A Sacrifice, the Fall of Phaethon, a nymph and satyr

(3), .£1 2s.

Fariat (Benoit). —Bom at Lyons in 1646; living in 1695. This artist's prints are not of much importance and usually of but little value.

Farinato (Paolo). —Bom at Verona in 1522; died in 1606. He executed several etchings, but is chiefly celebrated as a painter.

E.

1. The Magdalen, Charity, Venlis aad Cupid, the Satyr

inebriated (4), £1 8s.; the Magdalen only, 7a.

2. The Passage of the Bed Sea, fine, 5s.

3. St. John the Evangelist, fine, the Virgin and Child in

a landscape, Cupids playing in the sky. Charity (4), 7s.

F. G, (Master of the Monogram).— See Master of the Monogram F. G.

Fialetti (Odoardo). —Bom at Bologna in 1573; died at Venice in 1638.

1. The Marriage in Cana, after Tintoretto, fine, with

margin, 6s.

2. The Great Ecoe Homo, very fine, with margin, 5s.

3. Diana reclining, after Pordenone, very fine, 8s.

4. Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara, profile head, life

size, 5s.

Ficquet (Stephen). —Bom at Paris in 1720; living in 1772. His best print, whicli has become very scarce, is the portrait of Madame de Maintenon, after Mignard; the others are not of much value.

1. Portrait of Madame de Maintenon, fine and scarce, with slight margin, 19s.; again, exceedingly fine, with large margin, £2 10s.

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