[LIÈGE]. Olivier HENROTTE. "Liège in 1737 and its thirty-two good trades. 1852" Set. 2 p. Engraving, 37 x 44.5. Coat of arms of the 32 bons métiers enhanced Drawn by Olivier Henriotte after Remacle Leloup, lith by D. Fabry, Guritel ed. Under glass and passe-partout. Wooden gift. Non-missing tear in lower left corner. Enclosed G. and J. BLAEU. "Leodiensis diocecesis. 1645". Enhanced engraving, 38 x 50. Map of the diocese of Liège, with 2 scales and a compass rose. North is on the right. City coat of arms above title. From "Theatrum orbis terrarum...". Map reproduced in Eugène Wahle, "Liège dans la gravure ancienne et moderne". Under glass.

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