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JAN PUNT (1711-1779)
Afbeelding van de zaal en 't praalbed waar op het lyk van ... Willem Karel Hendrik Friso, Prinse van Oranje en Nassau ... Amsterdam: François Changuion, 1752. 2° (468 x 332mm). Title vignette. 3 double-page engraved plates by Punt after P. de Swart with captions in French and Dutch.
[Bound, as usual, with:]
Jan PUNT. Lyk-staetsie van ... Willem Carel Hendrik Friso, Prince van Orange en Nassau. The Hague: Pieter Gosse and Nicolaes van Daalen, 1755. 2°. Parallel text in Dutch and French. 41 numbered double-page engraved plates by Punt after van Cuyck with captions in Dutch, English and French. (Plate 1 lightly soiled, short tear to lower margin of plate 39, plate 41 split along fold and spotted at margins.)
The 2 works bound in one volume, contemporary Dutch half calf, spine gilt with repeated floral ornament and morocco lettering-piece (extremities rubbed, corners bumped).
The plates in the first work show the lying-in-state of William IV, Prince of Orange. In the second work, plates 1-38 depict the funeral procession, plate 39 a coach, plate 40 a plan of the Church, and plate 41 the market-place at Delft. The subscriber's list to the second work is signed by the publisher. Landwehr Splendid Ceremonies 230 and 231; Cohen-De Ricci 829.
Afbeelding van de zaal en 't praalbed waar op het lyk van ... Willem Karel Hendrik Friso, Prinse van Oranje en Nassau ... Amsterdam: François Changuion, 1752. 2° (468 x 332mm). Title vignette. 3 double-page engraved plates by Punt after P. de Swart with captions in French and Dutch.
[Bound, as usual, with:]
Jan PUNT. Lyk-staetsie van ... Willem Carel Hendrik Friso, Prince van Orange en Nassau. The Hague: Pieter Gosse and Nicolaes van Daalen, 1755. 2°. Parallel text in Dutch and French. 41 numbered double-page engraved plates by Punt after van Cuyck with captions in Dutch, English and French. (Plate 1 lightly soiled, short tear to lower margin of plate 39, plate 41 split along fold and spotted at margins.)
The 2 works bound in one volume, contemporary Dutch half calf, spine gilt with repeated floral ornament and morocco lettering-piece (extremities rubbed, corners bumped).
The plates in the first work show the lying-in-state of William IV, Prince of Orange. In the second work, plates 1-38 depict the funeral procession, plate 39 a coach, plate 40 a plan of the Church, and plate 41 the market-place at Delft. The subscriber's list to the second work is signed by the publisher. Landwehr Splendid Ceremonies 230 and 231; Cohen-De Ricci 829.
Provenance
Dr Anton C.R. Dreesmann (inventory no. Y-26).
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