15 prints. 17th-18th c Engravings, drypoints, etchings, 16,7x 6,4 to 51,6 x 37,5 cm, laid and wove paper, most titled, various conditions. 1 mounted on cardboard, 3 hinged on paper or cardboard at upper edges. By Antonio Tempesta, "Ornamenti o grottesche" and a view with horses and ruins by Stefano della Bella, "The camp" by Hyacinthe de la Pegna, "Noah pointing the animals the way into the ark" (1630) by Giovanni Castiglione, "The finding of Moses" by François Tortebat after Simon Vouet, "The Coronation of the Virgin" after Raphael, "Veneris et Cupidinis" by Jan Miel after Vitus, etc.

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