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Before the gale label with photographer's stamp on the verso annotation "various reprints" on the verso framed work image cm 22x30 frame cm 32.5x40 gum bichromate print

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Before the gale label with photographer's stamp on the verso annotation "various reprints" on the verso framed work image cm 22x30 frame cm 32.5x40 gum bichromate print

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Estim. 2 300 - 2 500 EUR

PLATES, Sante. Presentation of Jesus in the Temple. Studies of figures. Drawing. 1687-1747 c. Sheet of mm. 196x280. On the front the Presentation, brush with black ink and sepia ink. On the verso 4 studies figures, brush with sepia ink. Giuseppe Vallardi collection stamp, lower left. Some losses along the magins. Good conditions. Great scene with many characters, in the center the Holy Family with the Madonna and St. Joseph kneeling, above two small angels: some secondary figures, two on the door on the right, a child running to the left foreground and a dog on the opposite side, give the design depth, liveliness and movement. On the back four quick studies of characters in ancient garments. Sante Piatti, a pupil of Diamantini, worked almost exclusively in Venice, where he enjoyed considerable fame. Works by him are present at the Scuola dei Carmini, in the churches of Santo Stefano, San Moisè, San Nicolò dei Frari, and at the Correr Museum.

Estim. 7 000 - 8 000 EUR

2 vols. folio 418 x 277 mm. Contemporary marbled cardboard binding, traces of paper label on the back of the first volume. Vol. 1: XVIII, 124 pp. + [II] XI [II] handcolored maps with reinforcement + 6 pp. of the "Catalogue of the Associated Gentlemen." 15 colored plates. Vol. II: [II] 62 pp. Engraved vignette on titlepages, headpieces and engraved initial on the first volume, text on two columns. Nice copy. Rare First Edition of this important atlas, complete with its 15 hand-colored maps, which constitute Zatta's interpretation with corrections of the famous map of the United States drawn by John Mitchell in 1755, as explained by Zatta in the "Editor's Warning." The decorative title page with an internal map of Bermuda is followed by a general map of the thirteen colonies, by 12 sheets detailing the territories of the United States of which they form a large map, in this work there is also a map of the "New Land Islands and Cape Breton," and one of "Baja d'Hudson, Land of Labrador, and Greenland with adjacent islands." The maps were later included by Zatta in his famous Atlante novissimo.

Estim. 100 000 - 150 000 EUR

offset print in colours, 2020, signed in ink, with the printed signature of 'Fujiko F. Fujio', numbered 229/300, with full margins, generally in good condition, Image: 54.0×42.2cm Sheet: 65.5×57.4cm

Starting price 30 EUR

CARRERE Private ghost Head print from the album Red label voddoo published by Folle Image numbered and signed at 350 copies Very good condition

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