Bernard Picart (Picart den Romein), J. van Schley, en Tanjé. - [PRINT-BOOK] De voornaamste gevallen van den wonderlyken Don Quichot - 1746

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Dutch-language illustrated edition of De voornaamste gevallen van den wonderlyken Don Quichot, with 31 copper engravings after Coypel, by Bernard Picart (Picart den Romein), J. van Schley and Tanjé; bound in original vellum, 420 pages, 30 x 24 cm, published in 1746 in The Hague by Pieter de Hondt.

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Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra - Charles-Antoine Coypel / Bernard Picart, J. van Schley, Tanjé.

- The principal cases of the wonderful Don Quichot, by the renowned Picart the Roman, and other leading masters,: in thirty-one art plates after the exquisite paintings of Coypel, copper-engraved. (...) By Jacob Campo Weyerman; and by the same with poems to explain each art print and the life of M. de Cervantes Saavedra enriched.

- The Hague, Pieter de Hondt, 1746 - (2) + (XXVI) + 420 pp. - original, authentic parchment with blind stamping (line borders, floral motifs), spine with raised bands and handwritten title - 30 x 24 cm (small folio)

Condition: fine / excellent - neat original binding (slight crack on tips, a few on spine, but only in parchment, covers firmly attached. Spine missing a small piece of parchment at bottom); very neat, solid, and compact block; very neat and clean pages! (only the usual light browning, minuscule brown spots and slight waviness of paper, a few stray smudges, otherwise very neat, very clean paper!). Complete.

Contains all 31 engravings including the "explanation of these Art Prints". All prints are bound in.

All the plates are of high quality! Very dark and sharp impressions, highly detailed copper engravings!
First-class, true works of art by the famous engravers Bernard Picart, J. van Schley, and Tanjé.
Printed on separate print sheets, the print size is 22 x 16.5 cm

Beautiful clean and magnificent parchment.
In rarely beautiful condition.

The copper engravings (art plates) are based on paintings by Charles-Antoine Coypel and are regarded as one of the finest 18th-century book illustrations in the Netherlands.
Among collectors, this edition is seen as one of the finest, most rare and costly illustrated Dutch editions

The Weyerman texts are known for their vividness and satire. The work is not a literal translation, but a selection of the "principal cases" (important adventures/ events).

The book tells the adventures of the wandering knight Don Quichote and his squire Sancho Panza, including the famous scenes such as the battle with the windmills. It also contains Weyerman’s poems that accompany each art plate.

Very rare edition.
A precious book!

Collectors-item!

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Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra - Charles-Antoine Coypel / Bernard Picart, J. van Schley, Tanjé.

- The principal cases of the wonderful Don Quichot, by the renowned Picart the Roman, and other leading masters,: in thirty-one art plates after the exquisite paintings of Coypel, copper-engraved. (...) By Jacob Campo Weyerman; and by the same with poems to explain each art print and the life of M. de Cervantes Saavedra enriched.

- The Hague, Pieter de Hondt, 1746 - (2) + (XXVI) + 420 pp. - original, authentic parchment with blind stamping (line borders, floral motifs), spine with raised bands and handwritten title - 30 x 24 cm (small folio)

Condition: fine / excellent - neat original binding (slight crack on tips, a few on spine, but only in parchment, covers firmly attached. Spine missing a small piece of parchment at bottom); very neat, solid, and compact block; very neat and clean pages! (only the usual light browning, minuscule brown spots and slight waviness of paper, a few stray smudges, otherwise very neat, very clean paper!). Complete.

Contains all 31 engravings including the "explanation of these Art Prints". All prints are bound in.

All the plates are of high quality! Very dark and sharp impressions, highly detailed copper engravings!
First-class, true works of art by the famous engravers Bernard Picart, J. van Schley, and Tanjé.
Printed on separate print sheets, the print size is 22 x 16.5 cm

Beautiful clean and magnificent parchment.
In rarely beautiful condition.

The copper engravings (art plates) are based on paintings by Charles-Antoine Coypel and are regarded as one of the finest 18th-century book illustrations in the Netherlands.
Among collectors, this edition is seen as one of the finest, most rare and costly illustrated Dutch editions

The Weyerman texts are known for their vividness and satire. The work is not a literal translation, but a selection of the "principal cases" (important adventures/ events).

The book tells the adventures of the wandering knight Don Quichote and his squire Sancho Panza, including the famous scenes such as the battle with the windmills. It also contains Weyerman’s poems that accompany each art plate.

Very rare edition.
A precious book!

Collectors-item!

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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Collected works, Illustrated, Literature, Poetry, Sociology
Book title
[PRINT-BOOK] De voornaamste gevallen van den wonderlyken Don Quichot
Author/ Illustrator
Bernard Picart (Picart den Romein), J. van Schley, en Tanjé.
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1746
Height
30 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
24 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
's Gravenhage, Pieter de Hondt
Binding/ Material
Vellum
Extras
Tipped in plates
Number of pages
420
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
2037
Objects sold
100%
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