De Passe, Crispijn DE PASSE, Crispijn 4 religious engravings. Late 16th-early 17…

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De Passe, Crispijn

DE PASSE, Crispijn 4 religious engravings. Late 16th-early 17th c Laid paper. 2 hinged, 2 mounted at upper edges. 1. De Vos, Maarten (after) - The angel and Tobias regaled by his parents. 20,6 x 26,0 cm (sl. foxed). Ref. Hollstein XV.208.615. - Hollstein XLIV.63.254. - 2 De Vos, Maarten (after) - Diligience and assiduity. 21,5 x 25,4 cm (trimmed outside platemark, few spots, hole). Ref. Hollstein XV.183.451. - Hollstein XLIV.251.1261. - 3 The brazen serpent. 22,0 x 17,3 cm (trimmed on and outside platemark, some spots). Ref. Hollstein XV.130.18. - 4 Venus. 1592. 9,3 x 14,0 cm (trimmed on platemark, sl. foxed). Ref. Hollstein XV.173.378.

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