61 - Three 18th-Century Colored Papers

Three 18th-Century Colored Papers Call time: approx. 12:35 (schedule subject to change) Two uncut sheets, one formerly folded, and one half-sheet. - I. Calico paper. Dutch, ca. 1780. - See Haemmerle, *Buntpapier*, 2nd ed. Munich 1977, Plate XVIII, p. 160; accompanying text on p. 155: “The Netherlands, too, [...] can boast magnificent calico papers, e.g., the charming shepherd’s sheet from around 1780, whose somewhat wooden charm is reminiscent of the modern French illustrator Peynet (Plate XVIII).” - II. Simon Haichele, Augsburg, ca. 1740/50. Sheet resembling a picture sheet with figurative depictions of animals. - Signed “[...] Haichele in Augsp. S. H. No. 19.” - Fragment. - Not listed in Haemmerle; Heijbroek/Greven. Decorative paper. Amsterdam 1994. p. 104, no. 12. - III. Johann Paul Schindler, Fürth (c. 1780–1814). Haemmerle p. 229, No. 391: “Very coarse pattern resembling wallpaper [...].” – Signed and marked “No. 8.” – Decorative paper. p. 58. III with a short tear in the former fold.