7 engravings.

Various dimensions and condition, laid paper.

1-5. The Apostles. N. 10-14. Antwerp, Gerard Donck. Ca. 27,4 x 20,1 cm (few sm. holes, some foxing, few with later drawings in black chalk on verso). Wide margins, possibly later impressions. - 6. Matham, Jacob - Samson and Delilah. Haarlem, Jacob Matham. 37,3 x 43,5 cm (trimmed inside platemark, sl. browned, light brown stain). Laid down on cardboard. - 7. Neefs, Jacob - Allegory of the Joyous Entry of Ferdinand of Austria in Antwerp. 49,2 x 31,9 cm (sm. margins, few folds, some foxing, few light stains). Hinged to cardboard at upper edges. From Casperius Gevartius, "Pompa Introitus Honori Serenissimi Principis Ferdinandi", 1641.
Joined: 1. Van Caukercken, Cornelis. Van Dyck, Anthony (after) - Allegory of the Soul with Love, Faith and Hope. Antwerp, Abraham van Diepenbeeck. 42,5 x 30,4 cm. Wide margins, possibly later impression. Prov. August la Croix (ms. note). - 2. Titian (after) - Allegory of Love. Antwerp, Frans van den Wyngaerde. 27,1 x 37,7 cm (browned, edges strengthened, foxing, white stain). Wide margins, possibly later impression. - 3. Villamena, Francesco. Tempesta, Antonio (after) - The battle of Las Navas de Tolosa. Rome, Tommaso Moneta. 38,2 x 51,2 cm (trimmed to and outside platemark, few stains, browned and damaged at edges). Mounted on paper. - 4. Raphael (after) - The Parnassus. Rome, Calcografia della Reverenda Camera Apostilica, 18th c. Etching, 49,6 x 69,3 cm, wove paper (vertical fold at centre). Later impression. (11 pcs)