(1736 Paris -?). Départ pour la Marché. Etching n. J. van Goyen for Lempereur, Paris. 39 x 30.3, sheet 45.5 x 33 cm. With the inscription and title in the plate. Torn at 2 sides on platemark. Huber 10th - Li. ob. Marginal tear up to just at the subject, somewhat foxing - ╔Thereby: Dietrich, Christian Wilhelm Ernst, gen Dietricy╗ (1712-Dresden 1774). Path through the tunnel of the rocky mountain landscape. Etching on laid paper near Frauenholz. Sheet 8.8 x 15 cm. Present without inscription in the plate. On 3 sides with small margins around the platemark, above with narrow margin around the border. - From the collection J.E.Wetterauer (L. 3870). - ╔Adriaen van Ostade╗ (1610-1684) after. The empty jug. Etching on laid paper, 19th century. Sheet size 10.5 x 9.4 cm. With the faded signature lower left in the plate. - B. 15. 3 sheets R

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