Null REM, Hans (attributed to) Antverpia. S.L.N. 17th c.? Engr. On 3 (of 4) ff.,…
Description

REM, Hans (attributed to) Antverpia. S.l.n. 17th c.? Engr. on 3 (of 4) ff., 42 x 161,5 cm, old hand-coloured (the left part from "Cazenberg" to "Roy poort" is missing, marg. tear with a bit of loss, sl. browned, sm. defects). Framed (not studied outside frame). Impressive roadstead view of Antwerp and the Scheldt from the left bank, which was a rural area for a long time. First published in Antwerp by Jan-Baptist Vrints (ca. 1555-1610) and later issued in Amsterdam by J. Loots (1630) and Cl. J. Visscher (1652). All these states are different from this copy which has a new bilingual text in the cartouche of pl. 4 "De Lotharinger Vorst, de eerste Hendrik bou[w]de [...]". Ref. Hollstein XLIX, 61. - Delen 213 (both not this state).

518 

REM, Hans (attributed to) Antverpia. S.l.n. 17th c.? Engr. on 3 (of 4) ff., 42 x 161,5 cm, old hand-coloured (the left part from "Cazenberg" to "Roy poort" is missing, marg. tear with a bit of loss, sl. browned, sm. defects). Framed (not studied outside frame). Impressive roadstead view of Antwerp and the Scheldt from the left bank, which was a rural area for a long time. First published in Antwerp by Jan-Baptist Vrints (ca. 1555-1610) and later issued in Amsterdam by J. Loots (1630) and Cl. J. Visscher (1652). All these states are different from this copy which has a new bilingual text in the cartouche of pl. 4 "De Lotharinger Vorst, de eerste Hendrik bou[w]de [...]". Ref. Hollstein XLIX, 61. - Delen 213 (both not this state).

Auction is over for this lot. See the results

You may also like

Julião Sarmento (1948-2021) Some Rethorical Structures To Be Identified In This Image 2002 Mixed media on canvas Signed, titled, dated on back 190 x 190 cm Provenance: > Galerie de France, Paris (label on back) > Sean Kelly Gallery, New York (label on back) Bibliography: > Ombres exhibition catalog, Éditions Galerie de France, Paris, 2008 Exhibitions: > Ombres, Galerie de France, Paris, November 8, 2008 - January 24, 2009 > Juliao Sarmento - Silhouettes noires 2002-2003, Galerie de France, Paris, May 19 - July 4, 2009 He is one of the world's best-known Portuguese artists. A pioneer of conceptual art, art critic Hans Ulrich Obrist says he has "changed Portugal", "very few artists transform an entire country". In a Portugal marked by revolution, the visual artist proposes innovative works combining sensuality and transgression. As this painting illustrates, women are at the heart of his thinking. She is merely a faceless silhouette. The focus is on the body. The representation of this body is sometimes stereotyped, as Sarmento seeks to explore the way in which the viewer possesses, sometimes perversely, the subject of the work. Inspired by Michel Foucault and the writings of Maria Gabriela Llansol, Sarmento pushes the limits of the medium. "I believe in negative space, the space outside the frame, as an active space of possibility. After all, to be human is to constantly desire, imagine or create that which we cannot see or experience." Today, his work is exhibited in the world's leading museums (MoMA and Guggenheim in New York, Centre Pompidou in Paris and Tate Modern in London). (MLD)

A CELADON AND BROWN CHI DRAGON JADE SWORD CHAPE, HAN DYNASTY A CELADON AND BROWN CHI DRAGON JADE SWORD CHAPE, HAN DYNASTY China, Han dynasty (202 BC-220 AD) Of compressed trapezoidal shape with gracefully arched upper edge. Both sides are beautifully adorned with the motif of two Chi dragons, with the head of one dragon protruding above the upper edge. The bodies of the dragons are sinuous and perfectly arranged. The base is pierced with one deep hole between two smaller ones. The stone is semi translucent, and of a celadon hue with russet inclusions to the one side, while the other side is dark brown with some nice russet and reddish spots. As art historian, Alain R. Truong, points out that with its connotations of magical protective powers, jade was a particularly appropriate material for weaponry fittings. It was believed to enhance the material strength and force of both the weapon and its wielder. During the Western Han dynasty, jade sword fittings with three-dimensional chi dragon were particularly popular. See J. Rawson, Chinese Jade from the Neolithic to the Qing, London, 1996, p.294. Condition: Very good condition with expected traces of weathering and wear as well as natural inclusions to the stone. Provenance: Canadian private collection. Weight: 48 g Dimensions: Length 5.2 cm AUCTION RESULT COMPARISON: Type: Related Price: Sold at 1,600,000 HKD, approx. 189,000 EUR Auction: Bonhams, The Sze Tang Collection of Chinese Jades, 5 th of April 2016, Lot 15. Description: A pale green jade “chi” dragon sword chape, bi