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View | Prints 17th/19th Century Collection of 14 prints: 1) Balthazar Frederick Leizelt, "View of One Side of the City of Dordrecht," copperplate engraving. 2) Balthazar Frederick Leizelt, “View of the Large Courtyard in the City of Dordrecht,” copperplate engraving. 3) Jacob Koppmayer, “Amsterdam,” ca. 1684, copperplate engraving. 4) Bartholomä Herder, “The Imperial Forces’ Raid on Cremona under Prince Eugene of Savoy,” 1702, lithograph. 5) “The Castle in the Vincennes Forest, One Mile from Paris,” 1650, copperplate engraving. 6) Andries van Bruysen, “De Witte Poort” (Leiden, Netherlands), colored engraving. 7) “A View on the River Seine in Paris, the Capital of France,” ca. 1800, copperplate engraving. 8) Johann Andreas Corvinus, “Prospectus of the Parish Church Dedicated to St. Leopold...” (St. Leopold Parish Church, Vienna), 1724, copperplate engraving. 9) Johann Christian Leopold, “Gorcum” (Gorinchem, Netherlands), ca. 1740, copperplate engraving (cropped and mounted). 10) Walter Harrison, “Old St. Paul’s Church” from “Harrison’s History of London,” 1776. Copperplate engraving. 11) Georg Christian Kilian, Distance Guide: “Tabula Geographica or City Guide,” copperplate engraving, colored. 12) “Malta,” copperplate engraving from “Civitates orbis terrarum,” edited by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg, 1593. 13) Johann Nepomuk Schürer von Waldheim, “Parish Church of Baaden” (near Vienna), etching. 14) “Breslau” (today: Wrocław, Poland), colored engraving. Various dimensions. Partially browned and stained. Partially creased. Partially restored. Each unframed.
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