Sale of engravings
Monday 10 June 2024 at 12:30
9 rue de Provence, 75009 Paris
289 lots
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52 - FINISTERE (29) - "Castle on the river of PONT AVEN". 19th century. Pencil drawing on cream wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 23.5 x 31.5 cm. Condition A (small brown stain lower left and tiny needle hole in corners, good condition).
Estimate €600 - €800 -
53 - FINISTERE (29) - "Calvary of PLOUGASTEL (Daoulas)". 19th century. Pencil drawing on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Preparatory drawing for the lithograph published in the "Galerie Armoricaine, costumes et vues pittoresques de la Bretagne" circa 1845-1846. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 21.3 x 28.5 cm. Condition A (small brown stai
Result €400Estimate €400 - €600 -
54 - FINISTERE (29) - "Mouth of the river of QUIMPERLE". 19th century. Sketch in pencil on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower right and annotated "ou poulou / mat de pilote" (?). Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 26 x 39.8 cm. Condition A (small brown stain lower left and tiny needle hole in corners, good condition).
Estimate €600 - €800 -
55 - FINISTERE (29) - "NEVEZ près PONT AVEN". 19th century. Sketch in pencil on grey paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 28.5 x 21.7 cm. Condition A (well preserved).
Estimate €600 - €800 -
56 - FINISTERE (29) - OZANNE - BREST - "Construction des bassins de Pontaniou au port de Brest". Etching after Nicolas Ozanne (1728-1811). 33 x 63.5 cm. Condition C (engraving damaged with restorations).
Estimate €80 - €100 -
57 - ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "The THABOR and Notre-Dame Church, RENNES". 19th century. Pencil drawing on greenish paper. Located "Le Tabor Rennes" in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 30 x 22 cm. Condition A (well preserved).
Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
58 - ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "Le THABOR Promenade de RENNES". 19th century. Pencil drawing on greenish paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 22 x 31 cm. Condition A (well preserved).
Estimate €400 - €500 -
59 - ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "FOUGERES (Le Château de l'Eglise St Sulpice)". 19th century. Sketch in pencil with white gouache highlights probably by Eugène CICERI, on grey wove paper. Situated "Fougères" in gray pencil lower left. Preparatory drawing for the lithograph published in "Bretagne Contemporaine" in 1865. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 23
Estimate €300 - €400 -
60 - ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "DOL-DE-BRETAGNE". 19th century. Sketch in pencil on wove paper. Located "Dol" in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 26 x 35 cm. Condition A (good condition).
Result €800Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
61 - ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "Abbey of PAIMPONT Ille-et-Vilaine". 19th century. Sketch in pencil on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 23.5 x 33 cm. Condition A (slight traces of handling, good condition).
Estimate €400 - €500 -
62 - INDRE-ET-LOIRE (37) CARTE de la TOURAINE - HONDIUS - "TOURAINE - Turonensis Ducatus". c.1620. Engraved map on laid paper, with address "Amstelodami ex officina / Judoci Hondij". Margins. 41 x 53.5 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, good condition).
Result €160Estimate €150 - €200 -
63 - LYON (69) & VIENNE (38) - BRAUN & HOGENBERG - "Lugdunum vulgo Lion - Vienna vulgo Vienne de France". [1596-1640]. Etching and burin. Proof in old colors, on laid paper, with Latin text on verso. Margins. 42 x 54 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, good condition).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
64 - MANCHE (50) - "Saint-Malo de VALOGNES Church". 19th century. Pencil drawing on fine wove paper. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 20.5 x 13 cm. Condition A (good state of preservation).
Result €120Estimate €100 - €200 -
65 - MANCHE (50) - "FORT LA LATTE, near CAP FREHEL". 19th century. Sketch in pencil on grey wove paper. Situated "Chateau de la Latte près du Cap Frehel" in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (few small stains and verso unstained).
Estimate €500 - €600 -
66 - MORBIHAN (56) - "Chapel of St NICODÊME (Morbihan)". 19th century. Pencil drawing on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 37.5 x 25.5 cm. A/B condition (rare small handling stains on edges, otherwise good condition).
Estimate €200 - €300 -
67 - MOSELLE (57) MAP of the METZ region - HONDIUS - "MESSIN / Nova Territorii Mentensis". c.1630. Engraved map on laid paper, with address "Amstelodami / Excusum apud Iudocum / et Henricum Hondium fratres". Cartographer: Abraham Fabert (1560?-1638). Margins. 41 x 53.5 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, small wormhole on foot border, good condition).
Estimate €150 - €200 -
68 - PAS-DE-CALAIS MAP (62) - HONDIUS - "BOLONIA & GUINES Comtatus". c.1630. Engraved map on laid paper, with address "Amstelodami / Judocus Hondius / excudit". Margins. 41 x 53.5 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, printing fold top right margin, good condition).
Result €100Estimate €100 - €200 -
69 - SAVOIE (73) - "St GENIX". 19th century. Pencil drawing on cream wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. A second drawing on verso, annotated "Yenne" (?). Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 21.1 x 31.4 cm. Condition A (good state of preservation).
Estimate €300 - €400 -
70 - SAVOIE (73) - "LANSLEBOURG". 19th century. Pencil drawing on bluish wove paper, enhanced with white gouache. Located in gray pencil lower right. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 23.7 x 31.8 cm. Condition A (small brown spot in the sky, otherwise good condition).
Estimate €500 - €600 -
71 - SAVOIE (73) - "Near ST JEAN DE MAURIENNE". 19th century. Pencil drawing on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower right. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 22.6 x 32.2 cm. Condition A (good state of preservation).
Estimate €300 - €400 -
72 - SAVOIE (73) - "Près des Echelles". 19th century. Pencil drawing on wove paper. Located in gray pencil lower left. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then in Nantes (from 1854). 32.4 x 23.8 cm. Condition A (good state of preservation).
Estimate €300 - €400 -
73 - SEINE-MARITIME (76) - MARINE MAP - "PLAN de l'Embouchure de la Seine (Environs du Havre)", surveyed in 1880 by Mr Germain [...]. 1887. Map engraved by E. Delaune. laid paper. Full margins. Folded map. 105 x 80 cm. A/B condition (a trace of wetness on verso visible on recto, a few marginal stains).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
74 - SEINE-ET-MARNE (77) - MAP of Seine-et-Marne - HONDIUS - "Le Comté de la Brie". c.1630. Engraved map on laid paper. Margins. 41 x 53.5 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, good condition).
Result €100Estimate €100 - €200 -
75 - VAR (83) - "VUE de TOULON, Prise du chemin du Fort de la Malgue". 19th century. Large line lithograph by LETUAIRE. Proof, before coloring, on wove paper. Printed by Imbert, Toulon. Margins. 43 x 69 cm. Condition B (creases on the left of the subject, slight marks of handling, margins partially insolated).
Estimate €150 - €200 -
76 - HAUTE-VIENNE (87) - LIMOGES - MAP of the Limoges region - HONDIUS - "Totius LEMOVICI [...]". c.1630. Engraved map on laid paper. Top right a plan of the City of Limoges. Margins. 41 x 53.5 cm. Condition A (trace of original median vertical fold, good condition).
Estimate €150 - €200 -
77 - NANTEUIL Robert (1630 - 1678) - "Portrait of the DUC D'ENGHIEN, Prince de Condé". 1661. Burin after the painting by MIGNARD. Ref: P.W, n°68. Proof on watermarked laid paper. Fillet margins. 29.9 x 25.7 cm. Condition A (cut at the edge of the copper mark, brown trace on verso very slightly visible on recto in the middle right-hand corner).
Result €100Estimate €100 - €200 -
78 - AUDRAN Benoît Ier (1661-1721) - "Portrait of François de SALIGNAC de La Motte Fénelon, archbishop of Cambrai". 1714. Etching and burin after the painting by Joseph VIVIEN (1657-1734). Proof with the letter, from a late printing on wove paper. Margins. François de Salignac de La Mothe Fénelon was tutor to Louis, Duke of Burgundy (1682-1712), archbishop of Cambrai (Nord), author of works on theology and education, and member of the Académie française. 53.5 x 40.5 cm. Condition A/B (some fox
Estimate €100 - €200 -
79 - CHEREAU François (1680 - 1729) - "Portrait of Nicolas de LARGILLIERE (1656 - 1746)". 1715. Etching and burin after the painting by Nicolas de Largillière himself. Ref. Le Blanc, n°30. IFF 18e, n°40. Proof on watermarked laid paper. Fine margins. 47.8 x 35 cm. Condition A (rare short tears in the margins).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
80 - LEPICIE François-Bernard (1698-1755) - "Portrait de Catherine de Seine, Epouse du Sr Dufresne (1705†1767, Actrice française)". Etching and burin after the painting by Joseph Aved (1702-1766). Ref: I.F.F 18ème, n°35. Proof with the letter, on watermarked laid paper, with the address "A Paris, chez De Larmessin, graveur du Cabinet du Roy, rue des Noyers la 2e porte à gauche entrant par la rue St Jacques A.P.D.R". Small margins of copper. 41 x 28.5 cm. Condition B (Cut on or at the edge of t
Estimate €100 - €200 -
81 - PETIT Gilles-Edmé (c.1694 - 1760) - "Full-length portrait of Jean Frédéric PHELYPEAUX, Comte de Maurepas, Commandeur des ordres du Roy, Secrétaire d'Etat de la maison du Roy et de la Marine". 1736. Etching and burin after the painting by L.M VAN LOO Fils (1707-1771). Proof with the letter, on laid paper. Small margins. 51.2 x 34.2 cm. Condition B (rare light foxing and small creases in the margins, a marked crease top left on the edge of the subject, a consolidated tear bottom left, fine imp
Result €250Estimate €100 - €200 -
82 - DAULLE Jean (1703-1763) - "Portrait of François de LA PEYRONIE". 1755. Etching and burin after Hyacinthe RIGAUD (1659-1743). Ref: I.F.F 18ème, n°112 (ii/ii). Proof with letter. 57 x 44 cm overall. Condition B (formerly cut to the subject and laminated on wove paper, some spotting or scratches in the upper part of the subject).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
83 - MASSON Antoine (1636-1700) - "Portrait of Henri de LORRAINE, Comte d'HARCOURT". 1667. Etching and burin after Nicolas MIGNARD (1606-1668). Ref: Robert-Dumesnil, no. 34. Proof on wove paper, printed by Lamoureux. Late edition. Margins. 57.5 x 43.2 cm. Condition A (two short marginal tears, rare soiling and dusting on verso, otherwise good condition).
Result €470Estimate €100 - €200 -
84 - DREVET Pierre (1664 - 1739) - "Portrait of Louis Antoine de Noailles, Cardinal and Archbishop of Paris". 1721. Etching and burin after Hyacinthe Rigaud (1659-1743). Proof on laid paper, with the address "A Paris, chez Bligny, Peintre, Doreur, Vitrier et Md d'estampes, Cour du Manège aux Thuilleries". Copper margins. 45.5 x 34.8 cm. Condition A (cut on or at the edge of the copperplate mark, pasted by the corners on strong paper, tear at the upper left and lower right corners, otherwise good con
Estimate €100 - €200 -
85 - DREVET Pierre (1664 - 1739) - "PORTRAIT of Samuel BERNARD, Knight of the Order of St. Michael, Count of Coubert, State Councillor". 1729. Etching and burin after Hyacinthe RIGAUD (1659-1743). Proof with the letter, on laid paper. 66 x 43.5 cm. Condition B/C (cut inside the copperplate mark, tears or small lacks in the margins and a few stains).
Result €100Estimate €100 - €200 -
86 - EDELINCK Gérard (1640 - 1707) - "Portrait de Jean de RACINE de l'Académie française". Burin. Ref: Robert-Dumesnil, n°302. Proof of the 1st state of 2 (before particle sanding), on laid paper. Small margins. 29 x 20.5 cm. A/B condition (rare foxing in margins and verso, good condition).
Estimate €200 - €300 -
87 - SIMONNEAU Louis (1654 - 1727) - Portrait of "M.re Martin de CHARMOIS Conseiller d'Estat, Directeur de l'Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture". 1706. Etching and burin after the painting by Sébastien Bourdon (1616 - 1671). Proof with letter, on laid paper. Small margins. 50 x 36.5 cm. Condition A (rare small stains in the right margin, good condition).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
88 - HAID Johann Jacob (1704 - 1767) - PORTRAIT of "Johann Rudolph Huber (painter)". Manière noire after Johann Rudolph Huber himself. Proof of a late print, on wove paper. Margins. 45 x 31 cm. Condition B (marginal foxing and on verso, slight traces of handling, a slight scratch in the upper right in the subject).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
89 - BOUCHET Jean-Baptiste (Late 16th - early 17th) - PORTRAIT of "Antoine Furetière Abbé de Chalivoy (1619 - 1688) pr. de Chuines l'un des quarante de l'Académie Francoise". Burin. Proof with Latin text in the tablet, on laid paper (watermark: bunch of grapes). 35 x 24 cm. Condition B (cut at the copperplate mark on the right, small margins on the other sides, two wormholes on the border, scattered light foxing).
Estimate €80 - €100 -
90 - NAPOLEON THE GREAT - National Glory. HISTORICAL TABLE - Engraving and typography. Antique colors. Printed by Amédée Saintin, rue St Jacques n°38. A Paris, chez Levasseur fils, rue St Jacques n°340. 94 x 66 cm. Condition B (rare stains and old restorations).
Estimate €50 - €100 -
91 - CARICATURE of NAPOLEON III in the manner of ARCIMBOLDO. Lithograph attributed to Emile DURANDEAU. Fine cream wove paper. Printed by Rouge Frères et Comp. Margins. RARE CURIOSITY. The hair is formed by the imperial eagle. On his forehead are inscribed the dates of the beginning (coup d'état of December 2, 1851) and end (Defeat of Sedan) of Napoleon III's reign. The forehead ends in two bags of ecus. Cardinal Antonelli's hat forms the eyebrow. Next to it, the Pope holds onto the Cardinal's neck,
Estimate €100 - €150 -
92 - Chronological and historical scale of RELIGION. Engraving and letterpress. Wove paper. Printed by Villain, Paris. Margins. 63 x 48.5 cm. Condition B/C (foxing, traces of wetness and small creases on edges).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
93 - SAINT JOSEPH. 19th century. Collage engraving and embroidery on fabric. 46.5 x 39 cm. Condition A/B (some foxing).
Result €22Estimate €10 - €20 -
94 - IMAGERY - "Apogee of the CRINOLINE". 19th century. Imagerie de Pellerin (Epinal). Woodcut in old colors. Fine wove paper. Margins. 45.5 x 35.5 cm. Condition A (rare light marginal foxing, good condition).
Estimate €50 - €80 -
95 - IMAGERY - "Heur et malheur de la CRINOLINE". 19th century. Imagerie de GANGEL (Metz). Woodcut in old colors. Fine wove paper. Margins. 45.5 x 35.5 cm. Condition A (well preserved).
Result €50Estimate €50 - €80 -
96 - ALLEGORY OF DEATH - "La DANSE MACABRE carved in images at the Saints-Innocents cemetery". 19th century. Woodcut by an anonymous artist. Proof on strong wove paper. Wide margins. The original drawing is kept at the Musée Carnavalet. 50 x 65 cm. Condition B (trace of vertical fold on the right, rare short tears in the margins, slightly dusty).
Estimate €200 - €300 -
97 - DEATH ALLEGORY - "Der Tod als Erwürger" (Death as Strangler). c.1851. Woodcut after Alfred Rethel (1816-1859). Printed on wove paper in Germany. Margins. 39 x 31.3 cm. Condition B (a few scattered stains).
Result €160Estimate €100 - €200 -
98 - HUNTING - Léon DANCHIN (1887 - 1938) - [Pointers and partridges]. Original etching in colors. Proof with the artist's address, on glazed wove paper, numbered 130/500 and signed in pencil by the artist. Good margins. 47.5 x 61.5 cm. Condition A (slight traces of handling in the margins, good condition).
Estimate €200 - €300 -
99 - HUNTING - Léon DANCHIN (1887 - 1938) - [Spaniel's head]. Original etching printed in colors. Proof with the artist's address, on cream wove paper, numbered 59/500 and signed in pencil by the artist. Good margins. 51.5 x 37.5 cm. Condition B/C (a few stains).
Estimate €150 - €200 -
100 - PUECHMAGRE Frédéric (Active in the late 19th century, died 1914) - "Le départ" (à la CHASSE). c.1900. Lithograph in colors, printed on glazed wove paper. Signed in the plate. Published by Sagot. Margins. Beautiful decorative print. 50 x 98.5 cm. Condition A (good general condition).
Estimate €100 - €200 -
101 - PUECHMAGRE Frédéric (Active in the late 19th century, died 1914) - "Le retour" (à la CHASSE). c.1900. Lithograph in colors, printed on glazed wove paper. Signed in the plate. Published by Sagot. Margins. Beautiful decorative print. 50 x 98.5 cm. Condition A (good general condition).
Estimate €100 - €200
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