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Rembrandt Harmensz van Rhyn
REMBRANDT HARMENSZ VAN RHYN
85. Rembrandt bareheaded, with thick curling hair and small white collar:
bust.
Bartsch, Rovinski, Seidlitz i11, Hind 3311. With the trimmed plate-edges. The very
fine impression of the Koller and Davidsohn collections, with small margins.
86. Rembrandt in a heavy fur cap, full face: bust.
B. R. S. 16, H. 56. The very fine proof of the Davidsohn collection, with narrow
margins.
87. Rembrandt in a flat cap with a shawl about his shoulders.
B. R. S. 261 (of In), H. 1571 (of n). A very fine copy of the first state, before
the name was re-traced. The plate-marks intact at three sides and at bottom just
shaved. From the Houlditch collection.
88. Abraham entertaining the angels.
B. R. S. 29, H. 286. An extremely fine and rich impression with some burr,
and with slight margins, from the R. Dumesnil and the unidentified Lugt No. 2169
collections. There are two or three very faint rust spots in the print, otherwise the
paper is showing a very fine and warm ivory-tint. A tiny tear at the bottom right
corner.
89. Abraham’s sacrifice.
B. R. S. 35, H. 283. Superb, warm and rich impression with much burr and
very transparent in the shadows. With wide margins and in absolutely fresh
untouched preservation, the paper showing a very warm and harmonious
ivory-tone.
— See reproduction on plate 6 —
90. David in prayer.
B. R. 411 (of nI), S.1 (ofIv), H. 2581 (of HI). Before the retouch of the narrow
white place on the left.
Very fine rich impression, with narrow margins. Duplicate of the Albertina.
91. The blindness of Tobit: the larger plate.
B. S. 42, R. II, H. 252. Very fine and strong impression with good margins.
From the Hausdorff collection.
92. The circumcision in the stable.
B. R. S. 471 (of In), H. 2741 (of nI). Still with the white space along the upper
border. Very fine impression of the rare first state. With good margins.
93. The same.
B. R. S. 4711 (of In), H. 27411 (of ITI). Very good impression with much tone left
on the plate. With margins.
94. The flight into Egypt: the holy family crossing a brook.
B. R. 55, S. r, H. 276. Very good, with some tone left on the plate. With mar-
gins. From the Brooke collection.
95. The rest on the flight: lightly etched.
B. R. S. 58, H. 216. Very fine and clear impression of this most charming little
plate. As the plate is but very lightly etched, the impressions are always most deli-
cately printed. With the plate-mark. Watermark: fool’s cap. From the Weber and
Hausdorff collections. In perfect preservation.
— See reproduction on plate 4 —
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REMBRANDT HARMENSZ VAN RHYN
85. Rembrandt bareheaded, with thick curling hair and small white collar:
bust.
Bartsch, Rovinski, Seidlitz i11, Hind 3311. With the trimmed plate-edges. The very
fine impression of the Koller and Davidsohn collections, with small margins.
86. Rembrandt in a heavy fur cap, full face: bust.
B. R. S. 16, H. 56. The very fine proof of the Davidsohn collection, with narrow
margins.
87. Rembrandt in a flat cap with a shawl about his shoulders.
B. R. S. 261 (of In), H. 1571 (of n). A very fine copy of the first state, before
the name was re-traced. The plate-marks intact at three sides and at bottom just
shaved. From the Houlditch collection.
88. Abraham entertaining the angels.
B. R. S. 29, H. 286. An extremely fine and rich impression with some burr,
and with slight margins, from the R. Dumesnil and the unidentified Lugt No. 2169
collections. There are two or three very faint rust spots in the print, otherwise the
paper is showing a very fine and warm ivory-tint. A tiny tear at the bottom right
corner.
89. Abraham’s sacrifice.
B. R. S. 35, H. 283. Superb, warm and rich impression with much burr and
very transparent in the shadows. With wide margins and in absolutely fresh
untouched preservation, the paper showing a very warm and harmonious
ivory-tone.
— See reproduction on plate 6 —
90. David in prayer.
B. R. 411 (of nI), S.1 (ofIv), H. 2581 (of HI). Before the retouch of the narrow
white place on the left.
Very fine rich impression, with narrow margins. Duplicate of the Albertina.
91. The blindness of Tobit: the larger plate.
B. S. 42, R. II, H. 252. Very fine and strong impression with good margins.
From the Hausdorff collection.
92. The circumcision in the stable.
B. R. S. 471 (of In), H. 2741 (of nI). Still with the white space along the upper
border. Very fine impression of the rare first state. With good margins.
93. The same.
B. R. S. 4711 (of In), H. 27411 (of ITI). Very good impression with much tone left
on the plate. With margins.
94. The flight into Egypt: the holy family crossing a brook.
B. R. 55, S. r, H. 276. Very good, with some tone left on the plate. With mar-
gins. From the Brooke collection.
95. The rest on the flight: lightly etched.
B. R. S. 58, H. 216. Very fine and clear impression of this most charming little
plate. As the plate is but very lightly etched, the impressions are always most deli-
cately printed. With the plate-mark. Watermark: fool’s cap. From the Weber and
Hausdorff collections. In perfect preservation.
— See reproduction on plate 4 —
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