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 ENGRAVERS 
 
 INVENTION oF THE ART. 
 
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 PRESENT CENTURY. 
 
 
 
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 Printed by ‘¥. Archdeacon Printer to the UNIVERSITY. 
 
 Printed for 7. Woodyer in Cambridge ; and fold by 7. Beecroft in Paternofter, 
 Row, J. Payne in Caftle-ftreet, 7. Davis in Ruffel-ftreet, 
 Covent Garden, J. Cadell in the Strand, 4. Hingeffon 
 without Temple-Bar, London; and =~ 
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 ries is to affift the Collector in the arrange- 
 ment of his Prints, and in tracing the art 
 of engraving from its fourte.. Many other modes of 
 arrangement might be adopted; *but none of them 
 feem more ufeful, and even natural than this, provi- 
 ded we do not adhere too ftrily to the chronologi- 
 cal order, but deviate fometimes from the ftrait path, 
 in order to bring together thofe who are of the fame 
 fchool, or who evidently refemble each other in their 
 manner. Thus the company of Albert Durer will by 
 no means fuit Aare’ Antonio: but give the Italian his 
 Agoftino and his Marco; let the German be attended 
 by Lucas, Burgmair, Kulenbach, Beham, Aldegrever 
 ~.— and the groups will be pleafing. But we muft 
 “not make a parade of thefe trifles, which every ~ 
 man’s common fenfe will ferve to direct him in. 7 
 The fource of the art has this in common with moft’ _ 
 others, that it is involved in obfcurity. Italy, Ger- 
 many, and Holland, have refpectively put in their 
 claims to the honour of the invention — with what 
 fuccefs, I fhould very unwillingly determine. Let 
 : every 
 
 ‘a See’an Idea of a fine collection of Prints in Sculptura Hifforico-Techa' 
 ica, —- Granger's Biographical Hiftory of England Vol, II..p. 367, * 
 
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 every, Reader. try the iffue for him(felf from the vig 
 ing account. : 
 ‘he Italians» tell us, that Majo or. <Toraale' ls iniguerra | 
 
 a Goldimith of Florence, hit upon the method of print- 
 ing from an engraved plate in the year 1460; taking 
 off the impreflion upon a moiftened paper, and rolling. 
 it gently with a roller. He communicated the difcovery 
 to Baccio Baldini of his own profeffion and city ; who 
 -purfued it with fuccefs, and engraved feveral plates. 
 from drawings of Sandro or Aleffandro Boticelli*, which 
 being feen by Andrea Mantegna, he not only affifted 
 Baldini with defigns; but cultivated and improved the 
 new art himfelf. It was not long before Ugo da Carpis 
 ufed different ftamps for the gradation of lights and 
 meses and thereby added a variety of tints. — From 
 Ltaly 
 
 _b Vafari Vite dei Pittori, part 3, vol. 2. p» 299. The ftoryis alfo told 
 in Evelyn’s Chalcography, Chap. 4. — Walpole’ Engravers, Page 3. - —s 
 De la Lande 2. 375. &c. 
 
 ¢ Botiéelli was a painter, born at Florence 1437. He is faid aetna 
 publifhed prints of Prophets and Sibyls about 1460. He undertook to- 
 « adorn the feventh edition of Dante printed in 1481, with cuts at the 
 head of the chapters, but finifhed only the three firft. He died in 
 1515. — See his life in Vafari. — How De Bure comes to affirm that this 
 
 _ was the firft book. publifhed with plates, I am at a lofs to imagine.» 
 
 d See n. 2. — He engraved a taking down from the crofs — Chrift’s 
 - Burial — a battle between fea monfters — Bacchanals — and Triumphs. 
 of Julius Cefar — between 1434 and 1492. 
 
 “e See Vafari. — The other contending nations will not allow Italy the : 
 raerit even of this invention. Sandrart affirms it was in frequent ufe 
 - among the Germans fo early as 1 503 Meerman will have it that they learn- 
 ed it from Gutenberg, and that it was praétifed by Fuff and Schoeffer fo 
 foon as 1457. See Meerman Origines Typogtaphice, vol. II. p. 228, — 
 Fackfow and Kirkall endeavoured to revive the art in this asia and 
 the former publifhed a book upon tlie fubjet.. S348 
 
{ ii 
 italy the art travelled into Flanders, where it ‘was firft 
 5 act by Martin Schoen of Antwerp§. | 
 « The Germans contend that Engraving was pradtifed 
 
 
 
 in their country long before the time of Finiguerra, Pol- 
 
 laiolt and Mantegna. Francis & Bocholt (fay fome of 
 them) was the inventor of the art, and his immediate 
 followers were J/rael a Mechenich®, and Martin Stock 
 the preceptor of Albert Durer. » Fohn Muller v. Regi- 
 omontanus is-alfo mentioned as a very antient engraver 
 at Nurimberg : William Baur and Frederic Schott at 
 Strafbourg about 14641. Martin Schoen, they tell us, 
 engraved between 1460 and 1470; Luprecht Ru/? was 
 his mafter, and~confequently muft have worked at 
 leaft as early as r450°*. lial they produce a print ex- 
 ecuted by one H. S. in 1455 !, and another by Hirfih- 
 wogel even ten years fooner ™. 
 
 » But the Durch will have the fource of the art to be 
 among them; and to have flowed from Holland into 
 signe ds : from Sieben: into Araly 4. Laurence of 
 
 Hacrlem 
 £ Schoen was not of Antwerp, but of Colmar in Germany. 
 
 g He was of Munfter-Eiffel near Meckenem or Meckenheim.in the Elees 
 
 torate of Cologn; and worked at Bucholt in the Bifhoprick of Munfter. 
 Hence his various names of I/rael von Menz, or Moguntinus ; Ifrael van 
 Mechelen, van Mech, or Mechlinienfis; Ifrael de Munfier, or de Bockolt. — 
 See Meerman cap. g. not. dz. ; 
 h See Mart. Zeilerus in Itinerario Germaniz, and Bern, a Mallinckrot in 
 Diff. de type invent, p. 103. 
 iSchopflinus Vindic. cap. 1. §. 6, 
 k Fo. Frid. Chrift. Diétionaire des Monogrammes, page 33; 
 ‘| Sandrart Acad. art. pi€tor. p. 208. 
 _m Chriff, and Fournier Differtation fur L’Imprimerie J, P ay 
 “n Meerman cap. 9. §. 32+.’ 
 ' o Idem, §. 14. 
 : a2 
 
 y 
 
i ack Be 
 - ‘Haerlem °, fay they, invented not only printing, but al- 
 fo the method of taking off impreffions on wood 4, And 
 - Peter Schoeffer found out the art of engraving on cop- 
 per, and taking impreffions from plates of that metal *. 
 ~ When Mentz was taken in the year 1462, and Schoef- 
 fer 5 printing office broke up; the workmen difperfed, 
 -and along with their own art carried engraving and 
 - Copper-plate printing into Germany, where they became 
 commonly practifed about the year 1465 °. | 
 Conrad Schweynheim of Mentz, with Arnold Pan-. 
 nart%, imported all thefe arts into Italy about 1465 ; 
 the former of thefe betook himfelf wholly to engraving | 
 about 1474: the year following fome of his plates for 
 Prolomy’s Cofmographia were printed, and thefe were ithe 
 firft copper-plates which Italy ever faw'. a. 
 Books had:been ornamented before with wood- cuts ; 3 
 one in 1467 ", and another in 1472”. Thefe beginnings 
 sete the Italian Painters the hint of immortalizing and 
 diffufing 
 
 p Commonly ps ae by the name of Laurence Coffer. See Meerman cap. 
 
 4 3 
 
 q ahhds died between 1435 and 1440, Meerman cap. 2 §. 9. and 
 “€ap. 9. §. 3. 
 
 r Meerman cap. 9. §. 15 
 
 s Meerman §. 16. — Chriff mentions a copper iabte of the year 1465 3 
 with the mark C. E. — others of 1466 and 1467 with E. only, which 
 fome attribute to Engelbrecht, who was foarce born when thefe plates 
 were done — another of the year 1467 with the letters E. S. See Ditti- 
 onaite des Monogrammes p. 67. 97. 100, One of the antienteft Gravings 
 which Mr. Evelyn had feen with a mark, had M. 3. and M. C, upon it, 
 which I take to belong to Matthew Zagel. Chalcography, chap. 4. p. 35+ 
 _t Meerman cap. 9. §. 17. — The book came out in the year 1478 ak 
 Rome by Arnold Buckinck a German. 
 
 u Meditationes Johannis Cardinalis de TUUISCT EEN 
 
 w Valturii om de re paulitats 
 
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 diffufing their works, and made Mantegna fometimes: 
 lay afide the palette and pencil for the graver., — . 
 
 ‘Vofar?’ s ftory of Finiguerra they. utterly italiane 
 fince Sculptures made by him on filver, and. drawings 
 with a pen are mentioned by this writer *;. but no.one 
 pretends ever to have feen a print Pa Slop by this 
 mafter Y. Whereas very antient prints are now actu-. 
 ally produced,.,which from the Gothic letters upon 
 them, we may fairly conclude to have been done in. 
 Germany. ‘Thefe however, fay they, carry their anti-. 
 
 quity too high, when they pretend not only that Schoen 
 engraved in 1460, but that his mafter Ruf was alfo an 
 engraver ; for there are no dates on Schoen’s prints, and 
 -we have no record of any piece executed by Ru/. 
 Hirfchvogel’s performance is placed an exact century 
 too high: and Sandrart has by a miftake affigned the 
 date 1455” to the print engraved by H..S. inftead of 
 1477 %*, Francis @ Bocholt, and I/rael 2 Mechenick, how 
 much foever their names may feem to differ, were not-_ 
 withftanding the fame perfon, whole true name was 
 ]frael von Meckenem or Meckenheim: nor have we 
 a fingle work of this mafter produced, or of AZartin 
 Stock the fuppofed preceptor of Albert Durer *, | 
 Muller 
 
 x Part 2.p. 371, — See alfo Baldinucci Notizie di Profeffori del di- 
 fegno da Cimabue. | 
 y We muft except Palmer (Hiftory of Printing p. 393.) — but if the 
 print which he mentions ever exifted, it was probably done by Manteg- 
 
 na or Marc? Antonio, See Meerman p. 252. note dg: 
 z We mutt be careful in old dates not to miftake 7 for 5, or 5} for 4. 
 ~ aa See Meerman p. 254. note dx. 
 
 * ab Meerman cap. 9. §, 3. and note g,' 
 
( vi) 
 
 Muller was only a printer, and did not ‘practife his 
 art at Nurimberg before 1471: it was probably Wohi- 
 gemuth. who did-his plates, and he feems only to have 
 been the publifher. Of Baur and Schott we have feen 
 no plates, nor indeed fo much as heard of any * 
 
 Thus have thefe three nations contended for Hel in- 
 vention of the art of engraving: and in order to ferve 
 his own caufe, we may reafonably fuppofe that the 
 champion for each has carried up the antiquity of the 
 art in his own nation as high as he could. ) 
 
 There is good reafon to believe that the art was prac- 
 tifed among the Chinefe, long before they had commerce 
 
 : with the European nations **: it does not however fol- 
 -Jow that we muft therefore have borrowed it from 
 them; for it was well known among us at the time 
 when voyages were firft made to China, towards the 
 _end of the fifteenth century **. Some would derive the 
 
 : 
 4 
 
 art of engraving from.Cards, which were in ufe.foon 
 after the middle of the fourteenth century : but thefe 
 were originally painted by hand, in the fame manner as 
 manhufctipts were then illuminated *f.. 
 
 Our accomplifhed Evelyn*8, who as a man well fkill- 
 
  edin thefe matters,and not at all interefted in the difpute, 
 
 : 
 ’ 
 
 
 
 | may be looked upon as a competent witnefs; after 
 
 . tracing 
 
 _a¢ Meerman il. p. 228. 
 _ ad Meerman, cap. 9. §. 2. Evelyn, Chap. 3. p. 33 
 ae Meerman, cap. 9. §. 3. 
 af Meerman, cap. 9. §. 3. and note #. 
 ag Sculptura, or the Hiftory, and Art of Chalcography ‘std Engraving 
 in Copper, London 1662» i 
 
( vii ) 
 
 - tracing the art of Sculpture from Adam; fays that “the 
 **art of Engraving and working off frost plates of cop- 
 ** per which we call Prints, was not yet: srbinkets or | 
 **born with us ’till about 1490 **.” a 
 
 Wood-cuts for Books were undoubtedly much 
 older. Before the prefent mode of printing ‘with 
 moveable types was thought of, we have fome books 
 confifting of cuts reprefenting {cripture hiftories, 
 with explanations under each, printed from’ wooden 
 blocks ; which were probably done between the years 
 14406 and 1450. And we have a confiderable number 
 of books printed both with moveable types and blocks, 
 
 and adorned with wood-cuts before 1490 4. 
 
 ae And 
 
 ‘ath Evelyn, Chap. 4. 
 ' ai The moft remarkable books printed frem blocks with ative are 
 thefe : 
 Speculum humane falvationis. 1468, 41473, 1483. 
 Figura typice veteris atque antitypicae novi Te waments — fea hi sporia Fe et 
 Chrifti in figuris. 1475) ) 
 Hiftoria feu Providentia Virginis Maria ex Cantico Canticorum isonice ax- 
 hibita, — before 1472. 
 
 Fafciculus temporum. 1476. 
 ' Dialogus creaturarum. 1480. 
 
 Ars moriendi. 
 
 Hifforia S. ohannis Evangelifta, ejufque vifones Apocalyptica. 
 
 Ars memorandi notabilis per figuras Evangeli ifarum. 
 
 Traétatus de Antichrifto. 
 
 So: Hartliebii Libellus Chiromanticus. 
 
 Varie fabule et fimilitudines. KS 
 “s Meditationes Reverendiffimi Patris Dni. Fohannis de Turrecremata, Ba _ 
 Rome by Udalric Hahn 1467. — again in 1472. — and by ‘Sohn Numeif-.. 
 ter of Mayence 1473. — Remarkable for the fingularity of the type, and 
 wood-cuts excellent for the time. 
 
 | Roberti Valturii Opus de Re Militari. Veronze, a Foanne Cyrugia 1472. 
 
 The wood-cuts to this beok are fuppofed to be done by Matteo Pafii 
 
( viit ) 
 . And if, we are to credit the German dates be= . 
 “fo mentioned, we mutt carry up the art of engraving 
 and printing from copper plates as high as the year 
 146 5 : unlefs we fhould fuppofe thefe dates to be forged 
 in order.to ferve their caufe, as well as the ftory of Fi- 
 niguerra to ferve the caufe of the Italians. _ or 
 The earlieft date which I have ‘upon any print in 
 my poffeffion is that of 1497 in a plate by Albert 
 Durer ak, His performances look by no means like 
 4, fhe 
 
 or De Paftis, a friend of Valturi’s, and a Painter. He engraved fome 
 coins, — Keyfler (4. 113.) calls thefe copper-plates ; and therefore fince 
 Mantegna was only 21 years old when this book was printed; he will | 
 have it that theinvention of engraving on copper-plates, and printing 
 from them, cannot be afcribed to him. 
 
 Other books with wood-cuts are : Alvarus 8 Pelagia Summa de plane. 
 tu Ecclefie. 1474. 
 
 «A Bible printed at Augfbourg 1477 — two ithoes without place or 
 date — a fourth at Nurimberg 1483 —. a fifth in 1490, both by Kobur~ 
 er — a fixth at Lubec — alfo one printed at Venice 1490. 
 ‘ Caxton’s myrrour of 1480 is adorned with wood-cuts: as is alfo his Go/- 
 _ den Legend of 14133 and his E/fope’s Fables of 1484. 
 
 A Herbal publifhed in'Germany 1484. 
 
 Hortus Sanjtatis, 1486 and 1488 both at Augfbourg: ahd at Mentz. 
 
 1491 by Sohn Meydenbach or Medebach. 
 
 Sebaftian Brandt born 1458 publifhed Stultifera Navis, or the Ship of 
 Fools, with 100 wood-cuts after Locher. The firft edition has no date, 
 but is fuppofed to have been or in 1490: the fecond has the date 
 1494- 
 
 te Beate Marie 1490 — alfo 1492. And again by mirc Pi- 
 
 couchet with admirable wood-cuts in.1500. j 
 Books moft remarkable for the excellence of their wood-cuts, are 
 
 ne Hypnerotomachia Polyphilt. t499- — and Le trasformationi di M. vai ea 
 
 Dolce. Ven. typis Gabr. Gioliti de Ferrariis. 1553. 
 See Meerman Origines Typographice, Cap. 9. — Clemens Bibliotheque 
 
  Curieufe — Fournier fur Porigine et les progres de L’ Imprimerie — De : 
 
 Bure — Mattair re, — Ames, &C. 
 ak Fournier (diff. 1. p. 64.) -defcribes this print, the fubjeét of which 
 
(ix } 
 
 the beginning of the art; and even though Schoen! % hi 
 fhould not be allowed to have been prior to his, as we te 
 
 have good reafon to fuppofe they were; yet we have ~ 
 " many pieces remaining which carry evident marks of 
 being older than Alberz’s. Upon the whole, as far as 
 can be collected from probable facts and circumftan- 
 ces ; wood-cuts were fome years! antecedent to print- 
 ing properly fo called*™: engraving on copper-plates 
 foon followed it"; and feems firft to have been prac-. 
 tifed in, Germany. If we fhould admit the ftory of. 
 Finiguerra 3 yet that will fearce carry up the invention, 
 higher than Germany may well pretend to. And that, 
 the Germans had the hint from SAREE Hy appears to me 
 highly improbable, - 
 
 But I have promifed not to decide on this ee sh 
 and indeed one would not be dogmatical, on a point 
 of fo much uncertainty, and fo little importance, What 
 I have offered is an opinion founded on a mature con+- 
 fideration of doubtful facts, and circumftances ; which. 
 I fhall. readily be induced to correct, and even ‘change 
 by new lights, or better arguments. 7 
 
 The invention of Etching feems to have been about, 
 forty years pofterior to that of E ngraving. Some in 
 
 deed: 
 
 is s Venus and the Graces, Palmer fays that it was engraved on pewter,, 
 
 and copied from Schoen; upon what authority I know not. If I miftake: 
 
 not, I have fomewhere feen a print by Albert dated 1494. — Andrea 
 
 Mantegna’s great triumph is dated 1486. 
 , al Seemingly near 20. 
 
 am The learned Meerman labours much. to proye the piiority. of 
 moveable types, but in my opinion without fuccefs. 
 
 an If the firft printing Was in 1457, the interval was only 8 years, 
 
EN, ae ik x a 
 
 Pye afcribe it to  Francifio pecan of Parma, ¢ or rte 
 Lucas 4 Deutecum of Zutphen, about the year 1530 ao 
 But we are certain that it was commonly practifed in 
 Germany both at Nurimberg and Francfort about 
 1512, And fince the ufe of aqua fortis was known to 
 Albert Durer, fome {cruple not to aferibe the i invention 
 of this art to his Mafter Wohlgemuth ap, 
 
 The Artifts were probably not long after this before 
 they found out the way of uniting etching with engrav- 
 ing in the manner that prints are now generally execut- 
 ed. The precife time I will not undertake at prefent 
 to determine “4. 
 
 ‘There now remains ane to fix the Era of Deter 
 tinto, which being a much more modern art than ei- 
 ther engraving or’ etching, we may hope to. fix the © 
 date of it with fome degree of precifion. The com- 
 mon ftory is this: — Prince Rupert in his retirement at 
 Bruffels, after the Cataftrophe of his Uncle, going out 
 early one morning, obferved a centinel at fome diftance: 
 from his poft, very bufy in doing fomething to his 
 piece: the Prince afked what he was about ; he replied, 
 that the dew which had fallen in the night, had made 
 his fafil rufty, and that he was feraping and cleanfing 
 it. The Prince looking at it was ftruck with fomething 
 like a figure eaten into the barrel, with innumerable 
 little holes clofed together like friezed work in gold or 
 fiver, p art of which the fellow had fone off, —— From 
 
 : ee ai 
 ao Sandyart, p. 207, -- Evelyn, chap, 4. p. 46. ‘Ri 
 
 ~ ap Chriff Monogrammes, p, 123. — Meerman , Cap. é Py 26, 
 aq See mgs chap. 4. p. 75. and ey pe 2400" 
 
t xi ) 
 
 fo trifling an accident did a fertile genius coriceive Mix. 
 Zotinto. ‘ hich 4 
 We may therefore venture to fix the invention of 
 this art to the year 1649, or thereabouts. “The Prince 
 concluded that fome contrivance might be found to cover 
 a plate with fuch a grained grourid of fine preffed holes, 
 which would undoubtedly give an impreflion all black; 
 and if feraped away, in proper parts, the fmooth fuper- 
 ficies would leave the reft of the paper all white. Com- 
 municating his idea to Varner Vaillant a painter whom 
 he maintained, they made feveral experiments, and at 
 laft invented a fteel roller cut with tools, to make teeth 
 like a file or rafp with projecting points, which effec- 
 tually produced the black grounds; thefe being ferap- 
 ed away, and diminifhed at pleafure, left the grada- 
 tions of light. The art was improved by Blocteling, 
 who found out the application of the chiffel for laying 
 grounds, which much exceeded the roller. George 
 W hite afterwards made ufe of a graver for forming the 
 black fpot in the eyes, and fharpening the light, which 
 in preceding mezzotintos, he obferved, had never been 
 diftinét. Sith carried the art far towards perfection, but 
 even he has been exceeded by feveral now living, fome 
 of whom among other improvements, have added that 
 of uniting etching to mezzotinto*. But of this 
 enough ; efpecially as the editor of the following féries 
 may hereafter be induced to fpend a few, feifure hours 
 in 
 
 _ar This account is frorh Mr, Wajpele's Engravers. See Euclyn, chap. 5. 
 p..130. and chap. 6, — In the General ae, the invention is afcrib- 
 
 €d to the Soldier, from the authority of a MS. of Mr, Ewelpx’s.. See 
 Vol, V. ‘Evelyn, note F, a a 
 D2. 
 
€ xii ) 
 
 in tracing this art from its fource, through all its ims 
 provements, to that ftate of excellence i in Which we how 
 find it. 3 
 The Catalogue of Britifh Engh is given feparate 
 from the other for the fake of thofe who may choofe 
 to keep the works of their countrymen by themfelves; . 
 and becaufe in truth their light is for the moft part fo 
 dim, that they would generally be loft amidft the fupe- 
 rior luftre of the foreigners. In order 'to wipe off this 
 tunwelcome afperfion, we may hope one day to fee the | 
 brighter conftellation of Artifts which adorns the pre= 
 -fent age, held up to our view by fome fuch ingenious 
 hand, as before condefcended to rake into the rubbifh 
 - of our former Mafters, and to refcue from obfcurity 
 thofe whofe works would have chained them down to 
 
 eternal oblivion. ! ei 
 
 A CHRO» 
 
: aN 
 CHRONOLOGICAL SERIES 
 OF 
 
 ENGRAVERS, &. 
 
 
 
 CENTURY XV. 
 
 I. MartTIN SCHOEN: of Colmar f «460, 
 in Germany. — 1470. 
 
 Paps to fome he was Albert ‘Durer’s 
 Mafter; others fay that he died when //- 
 bert was aCtually on the road for that purpofe : 
 but thefe are only conjectures. He is called 
 Hupfe Martin by the Germans, and Buon Mar- 
 tino by the Italians. His engravings ate with- 
 out date. 7 
 
 His two brothers Pau] and George, eminent 
 Goldfmiths, probably engraved with him : ano- 
 ther brother Bartholomew was an engraver ; one 
 of his pieces bears date 1479. 
 
 Oe ‘2, AN- 
 
 MES. MUR MOS 
 
1494. 
 
 suaedcaa 
 
 Qe ANDREA MANTEGNA? of - 
 
 Padua. 
 
 et 
 
 Born 1451. He became a celebrated Painter, 
 
 was one of Correggio’s matters ; and confidera- 
 
 
 
 pee ANTONIO POLLAIOLI:. of. 
 Florence. 
 Born 1426, and died 1498. — There is a large 
 piece by him of 6 naked figures fighting; the 
 back ground a foreft. 
 
 4. HoRATIO SANTI: aa Italian. 
 
 He engraved after Pompeio @ Aquila, 
 
 5. MicH. WOHLGEMUTH: 2 
 German. 
 
 Born at Nurimberg 1435 He was Albert — 
 
 Durer’s mafter in painting; is thought to have 
 invented etching ; and died 1519. — yak M. 
 W. or W only. 
 
 Nhs ALBERT DURER: of Nur- 
 
 zmberg. 
 
 Born 1470. We have by this ice Cat mafter : 
 
 104 engravings on copper, 6 on tin, a great num- 
 ber on wood ; and 6 etchings. He died F528. 
 
 J His. 
 

 
 ‘Tal 
 
 His Wife Agnes Frey is fuppofed by fome to 
 have executed feveral {mall pieces, reprefenting 
 the miracles of Chrift ; but this is mere conjec- 
 tafe. | 4 
 His fon Albert was a fculptor, and probably 
 an engraver. — Matthew Grunewald of Afchaf- 
 fenbourg, who died 510. engraved in Albert 
 Durer’s manner. 
 
 ri) 
 
 8. MATTHEW ZAGEL. 
 Ornaments in a long form. ‘Vises 15 B00 
 | 
 
 MAIR. 
 
 
 
 
 
 “CENTURY XVI. 
 g. GIOVANNI MaRIA & Brefcia. 
 ~ A Carmelite. — Saints, and pieces of devotion. 
 — His brother Giovanni Antonio engraved a 
 flagellation and’ other fubjects, 1538. 
 
 io, . LUCAS DAMMEZE: v. LUs 
 
 CAS VAN LEYDEN. 
 Born 1494. The friend and rival of Albert 
 
 1499. ° 
 
 15006 
 
 i 
 
 Durer. His works confift of 166 engravings on — 
 
 copper, 28 on wood ;: and 6 etchings. Inferior 
 to Albert in defign, his engravings have more 
 harmony, and:his heads more expreffion : he fi- 
 
 AYz nifhed 
 
 15029 
 15336 
 
 1504, 
 1533- 
 
1505. 
 
 bob. 
 
 1506, 
 1561. 
 
 rast 
 
 nifhed very highly. — Suyderhoef, Virgilius: Spe: ie ag 
 
 lis, Wierix, Hondius, and Saenredam. copied! © 
 
 -many of his pieces fo well, that it is difficult to: 
 
 dikinguith the ude fro iginal. He died ee 
 rege e X : 
 
 
 
 weadi t yesh 
 
 
 
 II, BETTE Buocarlins ve 
 MICARINI: of Stenna. .~ 
 
 A hiftory painter, born.1484. He did many, | 
 
 beautiful prints in chiaro-o/curo, and died i in 1549. 
 
 “TIZIANO VECELLI: ‘of Cador 
 in the flate of Venice. 
 
 Born 1477. ‘This celebrated Painter etched’ 
 fome ae, from defigns of - his own; and 
 died in 1 57 76 | 
 
 2. LUCAS DE Coane Cranach 
 or CRONACH: of Saxony. | 
 Painter to the Elector. — He did Chrift’s paf=: 
 fion in 14 great plates ; and in fmall: Adam and 
 Eve in Paradife: Jufts: and na. oumianrentsi 
 Mark 7 C. ota Dragon’ Jv’ TALE 
 
 
 
 ad ale nc exerts 
 
 _PERLEIN :..of Strasbourg... ° 
 
 Excellent wood cuts. — But concerning this 
 engraver’s true name we are at a lofs — perhaps 
 
 
 
F & 
 Psi). He oF 
 it was Van Goar; fee Dict. des Monogrammes 
 _ ps 281. — The cuftom among the old engravers 
 of ufing marks or cyphers has frequently ‘occa- 
 - fioned total ignorance, or inextricable confufion ; 
 we fometimes probably divide the fame perfon. 
 into feveral, at others create perfons which are 
 wholly ideal. . 
 
 a5: Hans “SCHABUFELIN : a { 15075 
 
 German. Tes, 
 : Wood-cuts in the’ manner of ines ee ) 
 _ + Chrift’s Paffion in 24 pieces. . - Ys R oo. 
 ‘ or HS 
 16. Dominico ee ae ; { 15075 
 of Venice. ie 
 A iditciple of Tiziano’s. — His BeOUISy Giulia “— 
 was alfo an engraver. rei 4 
 
 L7. MARCO ANTONIO. R ie 5 dee 
 _MONDI: of Bologna. 
 
 The celebrated engraver from the defigns of | . 
 ‘Rafaelle. . His firft works were copies. from Al- 
 -bert Durer’s, to which he put that engraver’s © - 
 mark. His prints are Pee efteemed, chiefly for . “ 
 the purity of defign, | 
 
 MoM « o 
 
 130 BAC. 
 
 
 
38... Baccio BANDINELLI:. of, 
 Florence. 
 
 Born 1489's died 1559: oo B. B. F. or 
 BY B. 4. F. , 
 
 19. ALBERT GLOCKENTHON. 
 Chrift’s Paflion i in 12 plates. 
 
 1516, q 20. HAN S eirtiiens . nile wa 
 One ot Albert’s bett shane “He > ae 
 
 a fet of hiftories in 36 pieces, and fometimes ufed 
 
 his mafter’s mark ; foinetimes H: Bo 1. B. Sic. 
 
 
 
 OT Shige ALBERT. ALTORFFER: of 
 ee Switzerland... 
 
 His works both on wood and copper are excel- 
 
 Tent for the ame uae ; | 
 A Or OTF | 
 
 Bot 00, HANS BALDWIN GRUN, 7 
 
 piIsth, 22. HANS VAN KULENBACH: : of 
 | Franconia. _ 
 A pupil of Albert Durer. — Mark H. V. C. 
 or I. C. or I. K. 
 
 
 
 
 
vy 
 
 94. SEBALD BEHAM, V. HISBENS: Pats 
 of Nurimberg. . ae OS 
 _ He engraved beautiful fmall pieces, both on | 7 520 
 wood and copper. — There lived alfo in this! fey o7 
 century one Bartholomew Beham. 
 
 
 
 - NICOLO, or NICOLETTO, ae ae 
 Modena. ) 
 His pieces owe their merit to their antiquity 
 and rarity. 
 
 26. Hans HOLBEIN:: of Bafil 1515s 
 Born 1498. — Wood cuts to the inftruction 
 
 of Chriftian Religion, More’s Utopia, &c. He 
 
 died 1554. 
 
 nS WENDEL REICH. [RQ 1515 
 
 phen 1516, 
 28. AGOSTINO VENETIANO. gee 
 
 Mare’ Antonio’s difciple. In a ftyle inferior | xis 
 to his matter, he engraved after Rafaelle, Giulio A. 
 Romano, &c. — Mark A. v. 
 
 —~{] 
 Ee 
 f 
 7 
 
 29. Marco ad Ravenna. 
 Another of Marc’ Antonio’s difciples. M. R. 
 
 
 
 30. PHILIP ADLER PATICINA. 1518 
 
 ate JAMES BINCK af Cologre. he 
 
 Be, EB. I 42. HEN- ase 
 
 
 
ES oy Bee 
 1520) 32. HENRY ALDEGREVER; v. 
 155 
 
 ALDEGRAFT: of Weftphalia. 
 ' He imitated the manner of Albert, whofe pu- 
 | pil he was. His works confift of 350 pieces. at 
 &  leaft. He was born in 1502. © | 
 
 
 
 , 33.. DIRCK VAN DER STAREN.. 
 
 Mark D. V. with a ftar or bird between the | 
 letters. 
 
 1525. Bde, FRANCISCO MAZZUOLI; Vv. 
 PARMEGIANO. 
 
 A celebrated Painter, born in rs04.. He etch- 
 ed fome pieces chiefly of his own ep enoeiion: 
 and died 1540. Sie 
 
 "35: _- ADRIAN COLLAERT: of 
 XE | «Antwerp. 
 
 | ot he ine ‘of Chrift after Martin de ai hunt- 
 
 \ \ing and fifhing pieces after Stradan Be. His 
 
 | manner is neat: but his fon Fohn Collaert en- 
 
 “~~ graved in a better tafte than his father. 
 
 
 
 1526, 30. Jacomo CARAGLIO: es 
 Verona. 
 
 He imitated Marc Antonio’s manner. 
 
 37. ANT. VUORMACE : of Cologn. — 
 
 _ 1529. 
 a8, Antoig 
 
 
 
; oe oJ 
 38. ANT. van Worms. 
 
 He did the plates for the firft edition of Lu- 
 ther’s works, and a Bible printed 1532. 
 
 39. GASPAR MEDEBACH: of Co- 
 logn. 
 
 Hiftories on wood. 
 
 40, GEORGE PENTZ, PENZ, or 
 PENS: of Nurimberg. 
 
 Albert Durer’s fcholar. He engraved with 
 
 Mare’ Antonio from Rafaclle. His {mall pieces 
 
 are much efteemed for the neatnefs of the work. 
 
 Al. “ERHART SCHOEN : of Nur- § 
 
 tnberg. 
 Mark E. S. interwoven. 
 
 42. JAMES KoBEL: of Oppenheim. 
 
 43. JAcomMo RosusTi; v. TIN- 
 TORETTO: of Venice. 
 Born 1512. He etched the portrait of Paf- 
 chal Ciconia Doge of Venice ; and died 1 594. 
 
 44. NICHOLAS WEILBRONNER. 
 Mark N. W. | 
 
 1630. 
 
 1530. 
 
 ae ad 
 
 B 45, PER." 
 
15353 
 
 1536, 
 1623. 
 
 1538, 
 
 1540. 48, GIOVANNI Francisco #4 
 
 Phe 3 
 1560, 
 
 1540, } 
 (1550. 
 
 BS A540, 5 
 
 1540. 
 
 [10 ] 
 Ag. o> PERIRCOUBER: 
 SEG, Tenet ts A 
 
 
 
 
 
 FIORENTINO. 
 
 49. FRANCIS FLORIS : of Ant 
 Werp.. “aera 
 
 
 
 He died 1570. 
 
 50. MARTIN VAN Chee Vv. 
 
 MARTIN HEEMSKERKEL 
 
 
 
 
 Born 1478. He was bred under Lucas and : 
 ~ John Schorel. — Mark M. H. &e. . v a4 
 
 bia h) UCARLA Deurecut 
 Zutphen. 
 
 Some have attributed to him the invention of 
 
 etching ; but falfely : for we have etchings fupe- 
 
 rior to his, many years older. 
 
 2. MARTIN TREU, 
 Mark M. T. | 
 : fe 53. GI- 
 
 
 
[31] a 
 
 53. /GIOVANNI BATTISTA.— 154t 
 | FRANCO: of Venice. | 
 Hiftoric fubjects. He died 1571. ‘ 
 
 2 54+ ViRGILIUS Sours: of Nur- 4 '5$0 
 amberg. vay 
 His works confift of 8 59 pieces. Ovid’s Me- 
 tamorphofes in wood: the ftory of Pfyche after 
 _ Rafaelle : cuts for the old and new Teftament : 
 Fier. | : 
 $5. ENEA Vico, or VIGHI: of 1542. 
 _  Paryga.. , 
 Hiftory, Dreffes, Portra aits, Medals. _ Niseko. vu ae 
 ae Ve * » HEV 
 56. ANTONIO FonTUZI, Or (1543. 
 FANTUZZI. 
 
 After Primaticcio, &c. Ni oe A. of as 3 
 
 57. ANDREA SCHIAVONES Of Sem. 1543+ 
 benigo in Dalmatia. 
 Born 1522. He did fome etchings from his 
 own defigns, from Parmegiano, &c. 
 
 
 
 58. AUGUSTIN HIRSCHVOGEL: 1543. * 
 of Nurimbers. ‘i 
 
 Mark, an Owl attacked by two fmall birds Be 
 59. THE-— 
 
 
 
 «14S 
 
[12] 
 1543-5. THEODORE CORNHERT. ‘. : 
 Born 1522: died 1590, RAE or 
 
 
 
 1545. 60. LAMBERT ScHWABET 3 Vv. i “oe 
 es viuS: of Liege, a 
 . He was a difciple of Lambert Lombart, eee ee 
 graved chiefly after him ; fometimes from Rafa- 
 elle or his own defigns. His mark was L, S. ahah 
 -L Suavius. 3 
 
 sas. 61. GODOFRID Ligon of Hil 
 
 frein, 
 
 1545. 62. JEROM Cock : > of Antwerp. 
 | Land{capes after old Breughdl. re. Mark, I. 
 
 C. F.or:H: ce | | 7, ZC 
 
 _ 1546. (ea Cornftitus. 66s, or. VAN. 
 
 DEN Boscu: Flanders, 
 fain cs 
 
 
 
 
 
 1547. ea wa W JAMITZ. 
 : re va NGC SS arn 
 
 ae 
 Pe ee 
 
 His mark B. I. 
 
 “ag47. 65. Louis DANET, or LEON | . 
 ok D’AVEN. 
 After Primaticcio. — Mark L, D. 
 
 OREN 66, ) Pol 
 
 * 
 
 
 
[3 
 
 66. SIMON GUILAIN. | f 1547, | 
 _ Mark S.G. or S.G. fF. Ee 
 
 67. Mecuior Loricu, de Flens= } 1548 | 
 e —bourg:: a German. la 
 
 He was at Conftantinople, and engraved there 176 & 
 the Sultan and favourite Sultana; and a cur ious. . 
 
 fet of Turkith Habits — Mark M. L. &c. 
 
 68, FRANCISCO VILLAMENA: 1550. 
 of Ail. Ror BR om 
 Born about 1485 or foon after. He engraved 
 
 many hiftoric fubjects after the Italian mafters; _ 
 and died at about 60. — Mark F. V. F. 
 
 han, RK 
 70, NICOLAS BEATRICI, or BEA- 1550. 
 j TRICETTO: Lorrain. G) > : 
 oF | 
 
 He engraved Hiftory at Rome. His marks are 
 
 N. B.F. and N. B. L. f &c. Ko oe 
 
 69. Marius KARTARUS: an Ita- 1550s 
 
 
 
 71.) |.) JAMES OF oe { 15595 3 
 : 1570. 
 72. JouN TORTOREL, - © 155% ~ 
 He engraved in conjunction with Perriffin, 
 67 : the cae 
 ai. 1 é, 15 5o 
 
 
 
ft 14 J. 
 
 - the war of the Hu guenots, and diivee hiftoric fub- } 
 
 1554+ 
 
 1555. 
 
 1556, 
 1567. 
 
 1556. 
 
 1557+ 
 
 1559. 
 
 jects. 
 730 F. A. REUTER. 
 
 74. HuGUES SAMBIN: of Dijon. 
 He publifhed at Lion — Pilafters and Cary- 
 atides See after Greek models. | 
 75. GiorGio GHIsI, Mantuano. 
 - Giovambaptifia, and Adam Ghifi, both engrav- 
 ed about the fame time. Diana Ghifi fitter to 
 Giorgio was alfo an engraver. MarkG. F, & 
 
 G.F.F.&G.M.F. 
 
 
 
 76. Luca PENNIS: of Rome. 3 
 
 Rafaelle’s Scholar. Ae RB nt & 
 
 77, HUBERT GoLTZiUs: K 
 Wurtzbourg. | 
 Born 1526. — Tn{criptions, Medals, Antiqui | 
 ties. He died 1583. — Mark H.G. uf 
 
 78.  . BERNARDO ‘GALLO. 
 Plates for the Bible, and Ovid’s Metamor- 
 phofes. : 
 
 79, RU- 
 
[15] 
 
 70. RUFI, BF Tata RISD 
 
 So, Es DEUTSCH: of Zum 1559. 
 
 . rich. | MD 
 
 81. SIGISMOND FEYERABEND, 1560, 
 
 82, James Bos, or Boscw': 15604 
 Flanders. 
 
 83. ABRAHAM DE BRUYN: : of a ; 
 Antwerp. pa 
 Father of Nicholas — His beft works are por- 
 
 traits. — Armatura equeftris Col. 1577. FB AeB 
 
 84. ANDROUET DE Cekerau : (ee 
 | of Orleans. 
 Archite@ture,: 7 
 
 i 8e. LEONARDO PARASOL, OF 1560, 
 | NORSINO. 
 
 He engraved for Tempetta ; and by order of 
 
 _ Pope Sixtus V. the Herbal of Caftor Durantes. 
 Labella his wife was alfo an engraver of plants. 
 Another woman of the family named Hieronyme 
 
 did a battle of the Centaurs, &c. from Tempef- 
 
 ta. There was allo a Bernardino. 
 
 86, GEORGE 
 
[ 16 | 
 1560. 86. GEORGE SCHARFFENBURG : 
 Saxony. ~ 
 
 An engraver on wood. 
 
 ee Oz; GIAcoMo PaLMA: of Venice. ‘ 
 | A famous painter, nephew to old Palma. He 
 etched a nativity, a decollation of St. John, and 
 . adrawing book. He was born in 1544, and di- 
 ed in 1628. 
 
 1566. 88, GERARD DE TebeE : of Ant= 
 | Werp. 
 
 An engraver on wood. His fon Peter was 
 Goltzius’ ’s pupil : he defigned correétly, and was ~ 
 lefs a mannerift than his mafter. His pieces are 
 dated about 1607, and he-died at Antwerp 163.4. : 
 — He had a fon Peter born at Antwerp 1602, 
 who equalled the beft artifts of his time ; and to 
 diftinguith him from his father, is called Peter 
 the younger. His fon Arnold was alfo an engray- 
 er. Gerard’s mark G. I. or G. D. I. 
 
 1466. 89, . JOSEPH METZ RER : of Gar 
 An engraver of fmall: pieces on wood. oe t 
 
 
 
 1566, 90. PAOLO FARINATI: x Ver. i 
 | ronda. | 
 Born 1522; he died 1604. A good Ls : 
 
 | pain- 
 
Ly J 
 painter. We have fome etchings from his own 
 defi igns, Mark.P.F. 
 
 Se CAMILLO PROCACCINI: of 1567 
 Bologna. — | 
 
 Another good hiftory-painter, born Tes He 
 
 alfo etched fubjects of his own invention ; and 
 
 died 1626. — Giulio Cefare his brother (who 
 
 _ was born 1514, and died 1626) dida Virgin with 
 
 the infant Jefus. — Andrea Procaccini, who ex- 
 
 ecuted fome pieces after his mafter Carlo Marat- 
 
 ti, was later than thefe, and died in 1739. 
 
 92. HANS ROGEL: of Augfbourg. 15676 
 
 93. LAURENCE STOER: of Aug f- 1557. 
 bourg. 
 The two laft were engravers on wood. p is 
 
 daa JOHN ANDREW GRAF: Ger- 1507 
 Many. 
 
 Qs. N. WEYER. 1567. 
 | _ Mark N. W. 
 
 96. CORNELIUS CorT: of Hoorn f 1567: 
 | 1575; 
 
 - an Holland. 
 ~ Born 1536. He fixed at Rome, and died there 
 C 1578, 
 
 ~ 
 
 4 
 : 
 “| 
 
 
 

 
 1570, 
 158 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 1568. 
 
 ) 1569. 
 
 [ 18 ] 
 
 1578. His defign is correct, and his tafte good: 
 
 97. NicoLto NELLI: ‘of Venice. . 
 
 * Portraits: - WWF 
 
 98. MARTIN RUOTA, or ROTA 5 
 
 “of Dalmatia. 
 The laft judgement from Michael Angelo: 
 in this the painter’s head is turned to the left; 
 
 whereas in Michel Gaultier’s copy itis turned to 2 
 the right. He alfo engraved two other laft judge- 
 
 ments from défigns of his own, and other fub- 
 jects from the Italian painters. His mark is ei- 
 
 ' ther MR joined, or M. with a wheel 4 in | allufion 
 
 ‘. .* to his name. 
 
 gg. PHinip GALLE: of Antwerp. 
 He was born 1537, and.died 1612. We have 
 
 a ereat number of prints executed by, him; both 
 
 from compofitions of his own; and from Heemf- 
 
 kerke, Stradan, Martin de Vos, old Breughel, ' 
 
 8c. His eldeft fon Theodore was an Engraver, 
 
 -‘as was alfo another fon Cornelius, who excelled all — 
 5. the reft: and a fecond Cornelius, fon of the latter = 
 
 
 
 
 100,  JEROM WIERIX: atl 
 
 lander. 
 
 He and Fohn Wierix (born 1555.) have grav- 
 ie a great number of plates — neat, but hard. 
 There 
 
 we 
 
. [ 19 J 
 There was alfo.an Antony Wierix, whofe mark 
 is A, W., —Jerom’s was H. 1.W.orH. 1. W,F, 
 
 or H. W. G,. or I. W. 
 
 iol. GIOVANNI BAPTISTA DL 1570. 
 CAVAGLIERI,, or, CAVALLERIIS. 
 
 | to2 CRISPIN. VAN DEN. BRo- 1570. 
 TA B ECK: of Antwerp. 
 i or 4 . 
 
 
 
 103. HAEYLER; or HAEDELER:. 150. 
 
 of patigiee | If ie 
 
 104. PETER VAN DER BORCHT: 1570. 
 of Antwerp. | 
 Small “hiftoric landfcapes. — Mark P. B. or 
 Bet 
 
 10s. TOBIAS STIMMER: of Straj- } be. 
 3 bourg. 
 --A painter, born at Schaffhaufen, and fettled at 
 Strafbourg. His brother Chri/fopher engraved 
 ) on wood after his defigns — particularly figures ! ee. 
 for the Bible, which are much efteemed. ny 
 
 -; 16.8 CRISPIN VAN Pas, Pass) 5795 
 : or Passe: of Ufrecht. ¥ 
 
 He publifhed Holland’s Heroologia, and a : 
 | treamion 
 
[ 20 ] ; : 
 
 treatife ‘Dell? Arte di Difegnare e di Pingere” ~ Ok 
 
 in 1643. He alfo did the plates for Withers’s 
 Emblems 1615. — A@agdalen his daughter: Wil- 
 
 liam his fon : and Simon of the fame family, were 
 
 4570. 
 
 1570. 
 
 ’ 
 1579. 
 
 * 
 
 all engravers.* MMéagdalen did Katherine duchefs 
 
 of Buckingham. William did the family of K. 
 
 James I.; the King and Queen of Bohemia and 
 their children 1621; and fome fingle poriraits. 
 Simon fettled in Denmark, after having fpent 10 | 
 years in England: he engraved counters of the 
 Englifh Royal Family ; Liberum Belgium; and 
 a great number of portraits, — There was alfo a 
 younger Cri/pin. 
 
 107. TH ERODORE DE Bry: of Liege. 
 He fettled at Francfort. Tho’ his manner is 
 
 fomewhat dry, yet his works are in requeft, not 
 without reafon. Mark D. B. B, 
 
 108. -ETIENNE DU PERAC, or 
 STEPHANUS PERACIUS. France. 
 Painter and Archite@. He engraved the an-. 
 
 tiquities of Rome in the manner of ieee. pe 
 
 alo land after Titian, Mark S. P. F.. 
 
 109. ETIENNE DE LAUNE; ae 
 _ Orleans, 
 
 Mark S. or S, F, : 
 
 110. PE- 
 
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 a. | | 
 rio. PeTER Hus: of Antwerp., 157% 
 prooe ‘A. 
 
 rit. BALTHAZAR JenckeL. 1571. 
 
 112. BERN. Gob Non eh sithwrrtscscupt, 1375s 
 Mack Bi Zz, | : 
 
 113. CHERUBIN AUBERTI... 4 Piaeeges ee 
 _ Born at Borgo di San Sepolero near Rome, “EB 
 
 £552. ponies Rafaelle, Michael Angelo &c, Oh ee 
 pd. "HERMAN COBLENT. ler 1576. 
 
 Ths. AHASUERUS DE LAND- 5 
 
 i FELD, or LONDERSEL. , * ‘9% 
 There was alfo a Sohn van Lon, ot Londerfel 
 
 about 1590, who.engraved mea after Vincke 
 
 boons. | KL a. $6 
 
 116. MICHAEL CoxIs. 1576. 
 
 117. Joun SAENREDAM: ddolland, j 15779. 
 - An excellent engraver of hiftories’ after Paolo ‘ 
 
 Veronefe, Lucas, Van Mander, Corn. Bloemart, _ . 
 he He died in'1607, ~ Mark H. 5. &c, 
 
 He $e a 
 
 118. P. 
 
fe] : 
 
 1577 11850. P. (MARS HichY 2S con 
 
 3578. eget Jost, or Jopocus AMMAN, 
 | ‘or AMMON'’: .of Zurich. 
 “| He defigned well. We have many pieces on 
 . _ |wood which he executed from ‘compofitions of 
 his own. He died 1591. Mark A. di. Z. or, 
 
 . cages as - 
 " Ae % A. 8, ‘Mat ee 
 
 ea al 120. Luca CIAMBERLANO: Italy. 
 
 pet 121 (JOHN SADELER: of Bruf- 
 1589. 5: fels. jill 
 7 ’ ‘He was born in 1550, and worked at Antwerp, 
 
 *-- €" Munich, Rome, and Venice. “He is famous for 
 
 tis his landfcapes, particularly a fet of Bavarian Her- 
 mits after Martin de Vos; and died 1600. + His 
 
 brother Raphael was vost 1555, and engraved: 
 
 with him. — 4egidius or Giles their nephew and 
 aio pupil was born at Antwerp 1570, and died at 
 eee aa ' Prague 1629, after having furpaffed his uncles int 
 a. 4 _. the beauty and delicacy of his works, Ffu/tus 
 2 | fon of John, bred under the three former, ‘en 
 
 graved about 1600. — dark was only the editor 
 of Giles’s works. — Raphael the younger, fon. of 
 the other Raphael, engraved in his father’s man— 
 ner among other things in the fet of Bavarian 
 
 iceamits, 
 
 
 
 
 
 JOHN 
 
[ 23] 
 
 y20, JOHN WoOEIRIOT, or Vo- sg i 
 ERIOT : of Lorrain. WR 
 
 12 3. HENRY GOLTZIUS: of 1580. ar 
 
 | Fulers. 
 
 Ae was born 1558, learned engraving of The~ 
 
 odore Cornhert, and fettled at Haerlem .He has 
 
 a bold and free manner. —tho’ his drawing is. | 
 
 not always juft, and his engravings fometimes | Idy 
 
 
 
 ra 
 * 
 
 ed 
 
 want effect; yet he is defervedly placed in the 
 
 firft rank of. engravers. He workedfuccefsfully = = 
 in the ftyle of Lucas van Leyden and others: had 
 and died 1617. 
 
 4 ree ta ee 
 124. CORNELIUS VAN SICHEM: | Vo 
 | + |. 0f Holland. ee 
 He engraved on wood after Goltzius; and 
 etched fome portraits: he did 1o8 cuts for the 
 
 Old Teftament 1569.” Ma. os M. .. 
 ros. Herman MULiER. MW or W, 
 
 »Of Goltzius’s fchool. He ei PAved after 
 Heemfkerke, &c. ‘Ffohn Muller of the fame fa- 
 mily was another of Goltzius’s pupils, 
 
 126. BARTH. DOLENDO. ... | ashes 
 _ He was Gerard Dow’s matter. ~ There are 
 egerevings after Caravaggio, Spranger, and 
 
 Abra- 
 
 
 
. 
 
 [ 24] 
 - Abraham Bloemart, “i one. Zachary Dolenda 
 
 a ak 
 
 Ay 8 127. ADRIAN HUBERT: OF Signs | 
 
 fe Se OS ae See. 
 
 128, CHARLES STEPHENS : 9 
 
 Snake 
 181, F290. “Bakrovowmes Seadoo 
 of Modena. : 
 130. MICHAEL CoLyN: of Ai 
 EF Serie hoih 
 Ue 15815} 131, \ LEONARD GALTER,, or 
 Py, 1599: 
 
 
 
 | GAULTIER : Germany. 
 
 ee oe Joun STEPHENS: : of Strafe 
 
 bourg. : ‘AY 
 Mark I §&. 
 1582, 139. Mantras GREUTER: / 
 Germany. sl 
 Mark M. A lh 
 “1583. 134. <0 PETER PERNA. Of 
 
 Mark P. P. 
 et 
 
 re FRAN- 
 
[25] 
 
 135. “FRANCISCO VANNI: of Si- 
 enna. 
 
 A hiftory painter, born 1563. He etched 3 
 pieces from defigns of his own. — St. Francis, 
 St. Katherine, and a Virgin contemplating the 
 infant Jefus afleep. He died 1609. — Giovam- 
 baptifti Vanni who was born at Pifa, and died at 
 Florence’ in 1660, alfo etched the dome of the 
 
 1584, 
 
 cathedral at Parma, after Correggio, and the mar- 
 
 riage at Cana after Paolo Veronefe. Francifco’s 
 mark is F. Vy. ¥. 
 
 136. ANDREA ANDREANO, or 
 ANDREASSI: of Mantua. 
 An engraver on wood from Rafaelle, Parme- 
 giano, &c. — The triumphs of Julius Ceefar in 
 io plates 1 599. 
 
 137. GIOVANNI BATTISTA 
 FONTANA: Italy. 
 Large defigns after ‘Titian &c. Marks B. F. 
 and 1. B, F.. 
 
 138. NATALIS BONIFACE: & 
 Sebentco. 
 
 D 139. GI- 
 
 4 1585, 
 1608, 
 
 Bee 
 
 ‘ 
 . 1 
 
 1586, - 
 
 1586. 
 
1587. 139. | Giacomo. FRANCO: 4 of | 
 ie Venice. 
 He executed with Auguttin Caracc the ae 
 for. Taflo. Genoa 1590. 
 
 15877 140, JOHN FRED. Cater of 
 Strafbourg or Francfort. 
 
 EGe Son of Matthew (n° 133.) born 1566. He f{et- 
 | r | tled at Rome, and was an excellent engraver: 
 
 y 
 he 141. . AGOSTINO CARACCI: | of 
 Bologna. 
 
 Born 1557.° One knows not which to admire 
 ae. - moft in this great .mafter’s pieces, the correct- 
 -nefs of defign, or the beauty of the execution. 
 
 He died at Parma 1602. — Ludovico or Louis 
 born at Bologna 2 years before him was his cou- 
 fin germain and mafter : he etched a few pieces, - 
 / >, and died in 1618, — Aznibal born at Bologna 
 he 1560, was Agoftino’s brother, and with him 
 Louis’s fcholar. He both etched and engraved; 
 | and died at Rome 1609. — France/chino their 
 ». nephew was born 1595, was bred under his un- 
 cles, and died young 1622: he etched a few 
 plates. | eas 
 Agostino’s marks are 4. C. or Ag. Car. Fe. or 
 AVG. F. or Agos. C. fe. or Ag. C, Bononia. 
 
 142. A. 
 
aoe 
 a eee 
 
 ey as 
 142,°°° Ay DREBBER. ie PebO: 
 He worked after the defigns of Goltzius, &c. 
 
 “143. “James LEDERLIN: of Tu |p 
 bingen. 1@L 
 500 
 
 ee 
 
 TAL “GapereL SCHNELLBOLTZ: : 
 | 0 8 Wittemberg. ae 
 
 14s. WILLIAM VAN SwANEN- Wo 
 
 BURG: Holland. CG 
 
 146. NrchdLes pE BRUYN: of 1 1618. 
 Antorf. 
 
 Son of Abraham (n° 83.) — He engraved a 
 vaft deal, in a neat laboured manner, Hisde= Aap 
 figns have no great tafte ; yet his works are not! - 
 without great merit, and are efteemed by the! 
 curious. Mark N. D. B. and N de B. fe. &e. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 147. VESPASIAN STRADA: @f 1590. 
 Rome. 
 He etched pieces of his own compofition. 
 Mark Ves. S.andV.S. 
 
 148. JAMES MATHAM, or MAE- ee 
 THAM: of Haerlem. re 
 
 Born 1571. Son-in law and {cholar of Golt- 
 zius, 
 

 
 ' gius. — He fon Theodore was a good engraver, | ae 
 
 1592. 
 
 7) kee 
 
 
 
 , eet 
 
 Adrian was of the fame time and family. 
 
 149. JAMES HOEFNAGLE: of — 
 
 . Francfort. 
 
 Born 1572. — Flowers and infeéts after his — 
 father George Hoefnagle : alfo fubjects of his own 
 
 Competitiins and after other mafters. 
 
 150, HERCULES SEPTIMIUS oF 
 Modena. 
 
 Etchings of fmall hiftoric fubjects well defign- | . 
 
 ed in the old tafte. Mark H. S.. 
 
 151. JAMES BeuTueR: of Ra- 
 
 | Deities A 
 Mark I. B. | 
 
 
 
 162. MARTIN PLEGINK. fi PW 
 
 
 
 153. ODOARDO Teer oh | 
 Bologna. | 
 ings ; and died 1638. 
 
 154. .VENTURA SALIMBENT: f 
 Sienna. 
 
 Mark V.S. 
 
 155. GEORGE |) 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 e 
 Born 1573. He did a great number of etch- 
 
| [29] 
 iss. ° GEORGE FRENTZEL: of § 195, 
 Ingolftadt. | aa 
 
 156. ‘DIEDERICK MEYER: of 1595. 
 Cae 'Zarich, 
 
 Bord 1571. He did a fet of illuftrious perfons 
 in Switzerland, and died 1658. — Rodolph. his 
 fon, born 1605, engraved portraits, emblems, 
 &c. and died 1638. — Conrad brother of Ro- 
 dolph, was born in 1618, and engraved fome 
 pieces of his own compofition. — One dadrew 
 Meyer engraved views of places. 
 
 2 
 
 157. JOHN andBaptistaDEU- 
 | TECUM. 
 
 Is James ZUBERLEIN: obs china 
 
 ‘if bingen. | AD E3 
 
 159. LAMBERT CorNEL TE Fan 
 ders. ae 
 
 
 
 
 
 160. ADAM ELSHEIMER: of 
 Francfort. 
 
 A painter, born in1574. He excelled in night- 
 pieces; etched a few fubjects of his own compo- 
 fition ; and died in Italy 1620, Mark AL, 
 
 i61. ALEX- 
 
ee 
 
 [ 30 ] 
 
 1596- 1610. - ALEXANDER Mair? of 
 [596 : Augshourg. 
 
 
 
 ee 
 
 #598. 102. PETER PAUL RUBENS : f 
 
 Cologn. 
 
 | This celebrated painter etched a St. F rancis, | 
 >. a St. Katharine, and a woman holding acandle, — 
 with a boy — this is. extremely rare, — Mark 
 
 P.P.R. 
 
 "E599. JAMES GUCKEISEN : of | 
 
 ee, ‘logn. 
 
 iv 
 
 of W. Hteniberg. 
 
 165. SIMON FRISIUS: : of Holland. q 
 
 Portraits after Henry Hondius, and fubjets — 
 after Abr. Bloemart ;  alfo excellent pieces: in 
 
 Goltzius’s manner. — Mark S. F. 
 
 266s): Lucas KILIAN : of Augf 
 -. bourg. 
 
 There are a great. many pieces of his hand, 
 
 ite done in a freeand agreeable manner, Wolfong or | 
 Welgang his brother is inferior to him. + Bar- 
 tholomew of the fame family, oe Philip his brot’s] 
 
 
 
 _ ther, 
 
 fs a ee F ’ 
 
 cae 164. LAURENCE SAUBERLICH: 
 
E sed 
 
 ther, both later than the others, engraved excel- 
 
 lent portraits. — Mark ok. Gotu KA. Se. 
 
 167. PIETRO STEFANONI. 
 
 He engraved after the Caraccis.. Mark 
 fe. oF: 
 
 168.. GIOVANNI Maacai; or Jo- 
 ANNES Malus: of Rome. 
 Mark I. M. F. or lO. MA.F. 
 Ancient buildings. 
 
 169. JOACHIM THEODORUS Co- 
 RIOLANUS: of Bafil. : 
 
 . There were two others of this name, Fohz- 
 
 Baptifi and Bartholomew, brothers, and both en- 
 
 gravers in the 17° century. Mark I. T.C. F. B. 
 
 170. ANDREW BRETSCHNEI- 
 | DER: of Leipfic. 
 171. CONRAD GRAHL: of Leigh. 
 Mark C. G. F. &c. 
 
 } 1600, 
 1618. 
 
 Ya 
 1600, 
 
 } 1600, : 
 me. 
 { 1600s) wy 
 
 1620. 
 
 & CHRIST. JAMITZER: of 1600.. G 
 
 _ Nurimberg. 
 ‘Befides this and Bartholomew (n° 64.) — there 
 was a Wenceflaus famitzer who worked alo at 
 Nurimberg. 
 
 ¢ 
 
 173, GEORGE : 
 
&) G : [ga J’ . 
 1600. . 173. “GEORGE KELLER: of France’ 
 1616. fort. 7 
 
 : 1600. 174. JAMES Granpitomnen: of 
 
 Ge Oe arn & 
 
 AZ. PAUL i Gort. 
 
 me 
 L176, HANs SCHRODER. | 
 
 
 
 Mark H. S. 
 FR 177. ~Pever Isserzourc. 
 a ae Re Mark P. I. &c. ! 7 
 (bo, 78 JAMES DE Guewa: Holland. 
 “eS cul of | 
 €? MATTHEW VON Sommer. 
 oe. 7 TLandiapes — Mark M. VS; 
 
 or 
 
 ‘In the beginning of this Century, | 
 flourifhed 
 
 180. UGO DA CARPI. 
 
 i181. BENEDETTO MONTAGNA:; | 
 e of Vicenza. 
 
 We have by him among other things — a ho- — 
 ly family by a river’s fide, a town on the back — 
 ground, and his name Montagna at the top — — 
 Venus whipping Cupid — and Europa. 
 
 t 
 
 There — 
 
‘ Fae | 
 
 «There lived! alfo during the courte, 
 of this Century. . 
 
 293 __ FRED. BARRACCIO: of Urs 
 | ae bind. | , 
 _ This sleureer potter etched fome pieces of | 
 
 his own compofition, He died 1612, aged 84. 
 — Mark F.B.V. 
 
 183. | GIULIO BONASONE :-v. Bo- 
 -LOGNESE. 
 A pupil of Marc? Antonio’s: he engraved a 
 
 great number of pieces after the beft, matters, in 
 a good tafte, Mark I. B. 
 
 184. Francisco Bricci, or 
 BRIZZ1: of Bologna. 
 We have many both etchings and engravings => 
 by him: he is faid alfo to have affifted Agoftino 
 
 Caracci. He died in 1623 aged 49. — Mark 
 F. B. 
 
 185. BaRTOLEMEO passanor- PB 
 1: of Bologna. | 
 Mark B. P. oy 
 
 186, ‘Micu ant LUCHESE : of 
 Rome. 
 
 ~ Mark M. L. 
 ; . 187. BER-. 
 
—6mE 34) ae 
 187, DES NERBIN PASSARI3. ee 
 | Rome. 
 
 1 
 
 S) 188. SILVESTER DI RAVE NNA, 
 or RAVIGNANO, | | 
 
 A se of Marc’ Antonio’s, who approached. 
 the neareft to his mafter in correctnefs of defign. 
 
 
 
 189. CESAR DE AVIBUS; v. CE- 
 SAR PATAVINCIS, 
 Portraits of the Auftrian Family. 
 
 190. RAFAELLE GUIDI. 
 
 He engraved after Barroccio, Jofepin &c. — 
 His fon Michael- ak Daioh was alfo an enurayes 
 but a very indifferent one. 
 
 ; a 191. DADo. 
 
 BHP After Rafaelle. 
 
 ay 192. ALBERT FLAMEN. 
 B 
 
 Birds, fifhes, and landfcapes of his own com- 
 pofition. 
 
 193. PauL BRILL: of Antwerp. 
 
 The famous land{fcape-painter, born 1 556. 
 
 He etched fome of his own landfcapes, and died 
 at Ae 1626.. 
 
 tA. CHRIS- 
 
 ‘ 
 ee, 
 
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 194, CHRISTOPHER AMBERGER¢ q 
 . of Zurich, or Nurimberg. 
 
 He engraved on wood his own compofitions. | ; 4 
 
 
 
 195. Davip HopFEr: of Nara és 
 
 % 
 a berg. L¢H 
 He executed a.great number of prints in a ol ar 
 
 
 
 ic ftyle. His two brothers Ferom and Lam~« 
 i: engraved in the fame manner, 
 
 196.. NICOLAS DE LA a 
 Lorraine. Dp" 
 
 
 
 197. PETER BREUGHEL: de 
 Velours. 
 
 198. PETER BREUGHEL: dEn- 
 
 fers. 
 
 Thefe two etched fome landfcapes and tha? 
 ments. 
 
 199. BERNARD ve Perit: of 
 Lion. 
 
 He engraved excellent wood cuts for the Be 
 she and other books. 
 
 Ez To- 
 
a. 
 
 [36]. 
 
 Towards the end of the fame Cen-— 
 
 tury, we find \ 
 
 200+ WILLIAM DELrt, or DEL- | 
 
 PHIUS.— 
 
 i CPorrats — Mark GC, Vid: 
 
 201. PETER PERRET: Flemifo. 
 
 _ 202, JAMES Bye: of Antony. 
 
 1601. 
 
 _ 1602. 
 
 "203. - JEAN RABEL: French. 
 
 Daniel his fon‘etched’fome of his own com- 
 pofitions, ean spe ine 
 
 
 
 CENTURY XVII. 
 
 204, Jost ‘Momprr: Bander 
 
 _ Born 1580... Etchings of his own compo- 
 fition. PAN: 
 
 +. 
 
 7 a : 
 ae 
 
 LOE. PAT Pi BAD RUS ESET Og oF 
 
 - Parma. 
 
 _ A hiftory- pny born, 1581, and difciple of 
 
 Annibal Caracci. He etched: with freedom. and. 
 a correcinefs of defign, He died at Rome 1647. 
 
 206. Gl- | 
 
212. HENRY VAN DER BORCHT: : 
 
 208. Hans Kum. 
 
 L 87d | 
 
 206. GIOVANNI LANFRANCO: 
 
 of Parma. 
 This excellent painter was born 1581, and 
 ftudied under Agoftino and Ann. Caracci. He 
 etched a few fubjects, and died in 1647. 
 
 207. RAFAELLE SCAMINOZZI, Mee 
 
 or SCHIAMINOSI: of Rome. . ® .S S24 
 
 ~ | Sh wae | 
 
 209. J. Mauro RovERo: of 1604. 
 # Milan. 
 
 
 
 Mark I. M.R.F. 
 
 210. LEO PALLAVICINI: of Milan. 
 
 : Mark L. P. f. 
 
 211. HENRY ULRIC.. 
 '. Mark H V.. 
 
 of Bruffels. 
 
 ! 
 é 
 
 
 
 213. WILLIAM NIEULANT: of ves 
 
 Antwerp. ° 
 
 He etched a fet of Jand{capes after Paul Brill — 
 and 
 
[28] | q 
 and his own compofitions. He was s born int 1584 ; 
 and died at Amfterdam i in 1635. us 
 
 ’ SL 214, Janus. or Jann LutMa: of 
 3 : 3 ping fers ) 
 
 1606. 215. Jonn FISCHER: of Serafturg. 
 . Mark I, F. 
 
 Se 216. JOHN there of Copen- ? 
 aE | tee 7 
 W1,.™M . 
 Bee eer 2a, ABRAHAM BLOEMART : of 
 ae Gorcum. . 
 Born ro died 1647+ 
 
 16082 9: HENRY COUNT GOUDT: 
 3. Ids (ES OY ape ee ee ¥ 
 
 He engraved teven pieces ina dark manneraf- _ 
 ~ ter Elfheimer: they are much fought after, and — 
 not very common. 
 
 1608. 219. PETER SERWOUTER. 
 | If the time would permit, one fhould fuppofe 
 
 By the name Periecouter. (n° 45.) to haye been 
 NW sformed by miftake from this. — Mark P. S. &c. 
 
 220. JEAN — 
 
 it See ee eee ee eee a -- 
 
eel Se 
 
 220. JEAN LE CLERC: of Nancy. 
 
 Born 1587. He etched the death of the vir- 
 gin, &c, after Carlo Venetiano, and died in 1633. 
 
 221. GuIDO RENI: of Bologna. cia 
 
 This celebrated painter etched a great num- 
 ber of pieces in a free flight manner. Mark 
 G.R. or G.R.F. or G.R.B.F., 
 
 222. Jost HonpT; or JODOCUS. i 
 - Honpius: of Aagter damn 
 
 _ He was born in 1563; was an engraver of 
 maps only; and died in 1611. His fon Henry was 
 bred under Wierix. Befides maps he executed 
 a few landfcapes after Breughel, and died at the 
 
 ‘Haguein 1610. Another Henry was the beft en- 
 graver of the family, and did a confiderable num- 
 ber of good portraits. — William his fon engrav- 
 ed alfo a few portraits. And Abraham about 
 1672 did a few fubjects of his own compofition 
 
 . | 
 
 
 
 | 
 223. JOHN WAYER: of Cobourg. 
 sien’ E.W. 
 
 224, JAMES VON DER ERR f isi, 9g 
 of Francfort. 
 
 225. RA- 
 
 ERR | FR or Hy meant Or JP 
 
[40] 
 
 1610, 225. RAPHAEL enanee af 
 Erancfort. eet 
 
 nMlark, Reeder. seats con 
 
 ie 
 
 1611. 226. Giovaeee PRAnciom 
 _ BARBIERI. v. GUERCINO: of Cento, 
 es: He was born in 1590; and died 1666. — He 
 i a a St. John, anda St. , Antony of ; Padua. 
 ‘4 
 27. JOHANSSEN WEYNERS. 
 He engraved on copper after the defigns of 
 
 Chriftopher Schwartz. — His mark is a bunch | 
 
 of ena + Sih 
 
 
 
 
 1612, 228. Paut Moreen. /P, 
 
 Te 229. JoHN HavER: of Altenburg. 
 
 Tole Small fubje&ts on copper; and large portraits 4 
 of the Electors of Saxony on wood, in conjurie= 3 
 tion with Moyfes Thim 0 or Ti Ss 
 
 | 
 
 230. WARNART VAN VALKERT: 
 Holland. 
 
 613, 231. BOETIUS & BOLSWERT, - 
 ~ or BOLSUERD: of Frizeland, 
 
 Contemporary with meting and one of his” 
 
 M dp. By in 
 
 j an 
 sy ee en Lite ae < 
 
 
 
 
[ge 
 
 “excellent erigravers: he kept a print-Mop at Ant« 
 werp. — Adam his father was no engraver, tho’ 
 fometimes miftaken for fuch. + His younger 
 brother Sche/te engraved alfo a great number of 
 plates after Rubens, in which he has produced 
 the effect, and, as far as it is pofflible for black 
 and white to do, the very colouring of the ori- 
 ginals. — He and Vo/ferman (n° 252.) may ferve 
 as models for engraving hiftoric fubjects. — Wil- 
 liam Panneels of Antwerp, a pupil of ee S. 
 
 etched after his matter. Be... PA 
 
 $32. PETRUS HARLINGENSIS, or 16145 
 
 P. A, HaRnsiuUs : of Haerlem. | : : 
 234. MATTHEW MERIAN: of 24. or 
 
 Ba/il. 
 Born 1593. Bred under de Bry, whofe daugh-_ , 
 ‘ter he married. He etched views of to wns, fa. + | eu meer. © 
 
 cred fubjects, and landfcapes. His Grand-= Ts: : 
 
 daughter Maria Sibylla was the well-known au- | | 
 
 thor of the hiftory of infects. ina Le 
 
 oe NICOLAS VAN AELST? 
 of Rome. 
 
 
 
 Mark N.V.A. 
 23s. CORNELIUS BoEL. 
 EF 236, HORs 
 
1615. 236. HORATIO BORGHIANI: f 
 
 eB 
 
 1615, 
 §63.5. 
 
 “> ence 
 
 ; 
 
 [42] 
 
 Rome. 
 
 He was a painter, and etched with freedom 
 and {pirit. 
 
 237. JAMES JORDAENS: of Ant- | 
 
 werp. 
 
 This well known mafter made fome etchings 
 
 from his own defigns. He was born 1594, and 
 died 1678. 
 
 238. CORNELIUS DE WAEL: of 
 
 Antwerp. 
 Born 1594. He etched fome little fubjects 
 of his own compofition. ‘ohn Baptiff Wael a 
 
 “relation, executed alfo fome pieces after him. 
 
 ba , 2 
 FS en ET ce ae, a ee eas 
 "s Net ee pie Ne a est wal ies! nie os =e 
 
 Ss Pe 
 OO at an, el 
 
 239. JACQUES CALLOT: of 4 
 
 Nancy. 
 
 Born 1563. ‘This excellent mafter etched a~ 
 bove rso00 pieces. “The variety and diftribution — 
 
 of his groups, the diftinctnefs and expreffion 
 of his figures, and the eafy elegance of his man- 
 
 ner, render his works fo agreeable and fo much . 
 
 admired. He died 1635. 
 
 1615, 240. STEPHANUS CARTERON. 
 
 Mark S.C, 
 zat. LU- 
 
[ 43 ] 
 241. Lucas VAN UDEN: of Ant. 1616. 
 werp. 
 Born 1595. He etched landfcapes from his 
 own defigns, and thofe of other mafters. 
 
 242. ANDREW GENTSCH: of 
 : Augsbourg. | ee 
 
 24.3. MATHIAS. BEITLER: f J 
 Augsbourg. Ww 
 
 244. CHRISTOPHER VAN ae = 
 i CHEM. | yt ee 
 
 There is allo.a Karl or Charles van Sichem. 
 ’ 1625 — 
 rns. ESAIAS VAN HULs, or — 
 HuLSEN: of Zeeland. 
 He was born at Middelburg, and fettled at | : 
 Stutgard in Wurtemberg. He publifhed orna- | ne 
 ments well defigned. Mark E. V. H. &c. | 
 
 246. MICHEL LASNE: of Caen. 
 
 Born 1595. His defign is correct, and man- 
 
 ner free. He died at Paris 1667. F M, 
 ne = 53 
 
 2475 THEODORE CRUGER: of 1617 
 
 Germany. | = wf 
 
 F2 248, JOHN 
 
[ 44 ] | 
 
 248. Jorn JosEPH 1 VAN Goy- | 
 EN: of Leyden. 
 
 Born 1596. He worked chiefly at the Hague, — 
 
 where he died 1656. He etched fome ane 
 of his own compofition. 
 
 ce 
 
 
 
 1613. 249. ROLAND ROGMAN: of 4m. 
 
 at 
 
 | fierdam, m 
 Born 1597. He alfo etched landfcapes of his 
 own compofition. 
 
 1619. 250. JOHN’ VALLET. 
 
 251. Hans BRESANCK. 
 
 16B | - Plates for the Bible. Chrift, the 12 Apoftles, 
 and St. Paul. 
 
 “1620. 22, LUCAS VORSTERMAN: 
 
 Vv,» iW NW F of Antwerp. 
 
 231.) — His fon Lucas was alfo an en-, 
 graver, but much inferior ‘& his father. 
 
 253.. ANTONY ae Dyck: . gf 
 Antwerp. | 
 ae: There are many portraits of this celebrated 
 ae painter’s etching ; and fome hiftorical pieces. 
 
 254. JOHN 
 
[45] 
 ac4. JOHN MIEL: Flanders. : 
 
 Born 1599. He etched fubjects from his own 
 defigns, and died at Turin 1664.. 
 
 255. SEBASTIAN FURCK, or FUL- j 16205 
 
 ae CARUS: of Goflar. & hate 
 256, JOHN DANIEL HERZ, or 1620. 
 Hertz: of Nurimberg. 
 A landfcape and hiftory painter; born 1599. 
 He etched fubje€ts of his own compofition, and 
 
 died in 1635. Mark I. D. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 257. FRANCIS BRUNNER. 
 
 258, ESAIAS VAN DER VELDE: 1 
 Holland. bie 
 He etched {mall landfcapes from defigns of 
 his own. Mark E. V.V. &c. — ‘ohn of the 
 {fame family, and his contemporary, both etched 
 
 and engraved, Mark I. V. Co 
 
 oso. CLAUDE MELLAN: of {iz 
 Abbeville. 
 He worked in the Louyre at Paris; and en- 
 craved a great quantity of plates in a free flight _ 
 manner, with only one ftroke. 
 
 = ae 
 
 
 
 
 
 260. JOHN ‘ 
 
1621, 
 
 HW 
 
 1622. 
 
 1623. 
 
 1626 rl 
 
 : [ 46] 
 260. Joun DEMER. 
 
 261. CoRNELIUS SCHUT: ee 
 : Antwerp. 
 
 
 
 y 
 ‘ 
 4 
 
 a 
 ¢ 
 q 
 ‘e 
 
 ge oe wits 
 
 Born 1600. He engraved si fubje&s of § « 
 Be) 
 
 his own compofition. 
 
 x 
 at 
 + 
 ae 
 
 262. HANS TROSCHEL: of Nur- q 
 
 zmberg. 
 Small landf{capes. 
 
 263. CLAUDE GELPE: v.:\CLAU- 
 DE LORRAIN: of Toul. 
 ~ This celebrated painter was born in 1600. He 
 etched a fet of 28 land{fcapes. 
 
 264. VALENTIN SEZENIUS. 
 Mark V.S. | 
 
 265. MicH. ANGELO CERQUOZ- 
 Z1: Vv. DELLE BATTAGLIE: of Rome. 
 Born 1602. He etched fome pieces whofe 
 merit is owing to their fcarcenefs rather than to 
 any beauty in the execution. He died 1660. 
 
 266. PAUL PONTIUS: of Ant- 
 ‘Werp. 
 
 | Ba hother of Reubens’s engravers. ‘The great 
 pain- 
 
 q 
 
. * ig, d 
 
 [ 47] 
 painter was particularly fond of him. He was 
 accurate in defign, character, and expreffion; 
 his manner was agreeable; and he had the art 
 of exprefling in his engravings the very chiaro- 
 - ofcuro and harmony of the pictures themfelves. 
 
 267. CORNELIUS BLOEMART: of 1624. 
 
 Utrecht. 
 
 Born 1603. He learned of Crifpin van Pas, 
 fixed at Rome, and died there very old, having 
 executed a great number of pieces with great 
 neatnefs, exactnefs and beauty. — His brother 
 Frederic engraved alfo after their father &c. but 
 in a manner much inferior to Cornelius. 
 
 268. JOHN VAN BRONCKHORST: 
 
 of Utrecht. 
 
 Born 1603. Heetched landfcapes after Poew 
 
 leans 
 
 269. J. SWELINCK: of Amer eas 
 Emblems. Mark 7 8S. 
 
 270. JOHN VAN DEN Hexen: 
 : of Audenarde. 
 
 Etchings of animals, &. from his own - 
 
 drawings. 
 
 291. JOHN 
 
 1625. 
 
$k 7 
 ‘Pate | 
 | FELD: of Augsburg. 
 
 272, MICHAEL LE BLOND: of 
 . Francfort. | 
 
 Ornaments. He died at Amfterdam 1650. — — 
 Fames Chriftopher le Blond was much later. 
 (See n° zr) 
 
 273. GIOVANNI FRANCISCO 
 GRIMALDI: v. BOLOGNESE. 
 An excellent landfcape-painter, .born 1606. 
 He executed 42 landfcapes in a good tafte; either 
 of his own compofition, or after Tiziano, Ann. 
 Caracciy &c. He died at Rome 1680. 
 
 274, JOACHIM SANDRART: of 
 Francfort. is 
 Author of the lives of the Painters,-was born — 
 in'1606, and died at Nurimberg in 1683. He ~ 
 etched fome {mall pieces of his own compofition. ° 
 — James his nephew engraved a great number 
 of portraits, in a very neat manner. — And 
 ‘fohn Fames {on of the laft, etched, and executed 
 many of the plates for his uncle’s books, which 
 are touched with great fpirit. — His fitter Su/an- 
 na Maria publifhed defigns for ornaments. 
 
 ye eee 
 
. 
 a75. HL. SCHAERER. | FSL 
 276. Giov. Lup. VALEGGIO pr 1628, 
 VALESIO: of li) or Bologna. ii 
 
 Portraits and Frontifpieces. — =e Ve | > _W 
 
 tow hh JosEPH DI Riven, U. 
 SPAGNOLETI: of Xativa in Spain. 
 
 He was born in 1589, ftudied the manner of 
 Michael Angelo Caravaggio, ; and died at Naples 
 1656. — He etched hiftoric “ie of his own 
 
 compofition. eR sP. KR 
 oY or 
 
 278. ERASMUS BERING: of 
 Antwerp, 
 “He was born 1607, was fcholar to Rubens, - 
 and died in 1698. — Hudert of the fame family 
 etched in 1655 all the feulptures which were ex- 
 ecuted by Arius Quellinus his brother, in the 
 Stadthuys at Amfterdam. 
 
 279. REMBRANDT VAN 
 RHYN: Holland. 
 
 ‘This great mafter was born near Leyden in 
 1606, and etched 342 pieces, not to mention  —__ 
 doubtful ones. If the ftrokes want fmoothnefs | RL 
 a G and | ict 
 

 
 [ 50] 
 
 and regularity, and are ufually done with great 
 
 me apparent negligence ;.yet there is fuch a bold- 
 
 1629. 
 
 
 
 - nefs and freedom of ftyle, fuch a diftribution of 
 
 light and. fhade : that Rembr4ndt’s prints are al~_ 
 
 ~ moft always lively and ftriking, and will ever be 
 _ fought after with eagernefs. “The peculiarity of 
 
 his manner, arifes from the art with which he ~ 
 has united dry etching with the agua fortis ; and 
 in the dark manner, which is not known to have 
 
 been practifed before his time. His Portraits are © 
 in general efteemed the moft excellent of his 
 
 works. Many of his Landfcapes are moft fcarce: 
 thefe nae? a fine effect, and are ufually ftriking, J 
 
 280. LaurenT pe La Hire: of 
 | Paris. q 
 ~ Born 1606. — Etchings from his own defen. 
 
 ‘—— He died in 1656. 
 
 281. OLIVER GATTI: .of Parma, 
 
 282. JAMES BAKKER: of Haerlem. 
 
 Born 1608. He etched at Amfterdam fome — 
 pieces of his own compofition ; and died in 163 Bs 
 or 1641. 
 
 283. ADRTAN BRouWwnER, or 
 
 BRAUER: of Audenarde. q 
 
 Born 1608, — Etchings, 
 284. ’ NI- ¢ 
 
ig ; \e 
 
 [ 52] 
 
 284... Nicouas MIGNARD: of 
 
 : Troyes in Champagne. 
 Born about 1608. He engraved from Agof- 
 
 ‘tino and Ann. Caracci’s paintings in the Far- 
 
 nefe Palace at Rome, and died at Paris 1668. — 
 Pierre, his brother was born 1610, and_ died 
 1695. — There is aprint by him of a devotee at 
 the Virgin’s feaft. 
 
 28s. STEFANO DELLA BEL- 
 
 Morisey aA: of Florence. 
 
 ‘ Born 1610, and Canta Gallina’s {cholar along 
 with Callot, whofe manner at firft he imitated, 
 but afterwards forfook it for one entirely his own. 
 His light, free, yet mafterly ftroke, makes his per- 
 formances full of tafte and fpirit ; and gives them 
 a wonderful effect : his heads have great charac- 
 ter, and his figures are well defigned. — He ex- 
 ecuted above 1 500 plates of hiftoric fubjects, bat- 
 tles, hunting-pieces, land{eapes, fea-pieces, ani- 
 mals, and ornaments, all in a good tafte. . His 
 
 imagination tho’ fertile did not come up to that 
 
 286. GIOVANNI Haters a VAN- 16305 me 
 
 : 
 | 
 
 i 
 } 
 
 
 
 of Callot. Mark S. B. Bic. 
 
 NI: of Pia. 
 
 See n° 135. 
 
 G2 287, AGOS.~ 
 
 1630, 
 
 f 
 
 | or 
 
 
 
 1655 
 
Hey AGOSTINO MITELLI: f 
 
 630,27 
 3 i 
 
 yous — the fmaller ones the beft. His A 
 
 Mark W. H. &c. | Wy .. We: 
 
 1630. 
 
 
 
 
 
 ted 
 
 - Bologna. ae 
 
 Born 1609. = . Etchings of ornaments. = He : 
 
 died at Madrid 1660. — His fon Gio/eppe Maria 
 
 born at Bologna 1634, engraved a great wes i 
 fubjects, chiefly emblematical. i 3 
 
 288. WENCESLAUS HOLLAR: 4 
 4 AERTS EOP F paoges 5, 
 Born 1607. His works are extremely num 
 
 be See 
 
 
 
 furs, infects, and fome landfcapes’are particularly — ' 
 admired. He died ina very advanced age. “f 
 
 
 
 289. THEODORE VAN pee 
 THULDEN:? Bois-le-duc. 5 
 viet difciple of Rubens ; born 1607. He en- 
 
 graved 1 the life of St. J ohn in 24 plates ; the hif- " 
 
 tory of Ulyfies i in 58; and the entry of the Car- _ : 
 dinal-Infant Ferdinand into Antwerp. He died © 
 after 1662. Mark T. v, T. ‘ 
 
 290. WILLEM SCHWAN: : 
 
 291. 
 
 
 
ent ee r 
 Ser a 4 
 7s 
 os fe aes 
 é 
 2 
 
 _ gor,  EBERHARD KIESER: of 
 : | | Ses 
 MakE.K. ~ 
 
 298. FREDERIC HULSIUS: ser | 
 - Francfort. A 
 
 | 293. AnpREw KouL: of Nurim- 
 
 | berg. P88 od 
 Mark A. K, &e. | AK 
 (204. SALOMON KONINCK:: of Ams 
 fierdam. | 
 295. HERMAN SACHTLEEVEN: 
 of Rotterdam. 
 
 Born i609. Bred under Van-Goyen. He 
 fixed at Utrecht, and died there in 1635. He 
 etched fome of his ‘own landfcapes, which he 
 painted from nature. 
 
 296. CLAUDE VIGNON: of Turs, 
 He éngraved facred fubjects from his own 
 defigns, and died very old in 1670. 
 
 297. JoHN BoTH: of Utrecht, 163% 
 Born 1610, = Landfcapes. — He died 1640 
 
 298. PE- 
 
Oa Want PPA ie Me Lae oy Si ea J ~ “4 PT €.5 ri wfc if ~~ dae on Di! a eS Ms rate -¥ or Ps ia Br EAU ih 
 Bak tN ; . SUG H Stee d a3 SE aes (ha cee 
 : ' Ss f - Y ‘ y So tS Soe , } 7 eg, Bo 
 ‘ y ¥ : / » » : . : a ‘ : , r ries 
 i 3 AN y . ’ m Tle Se ae 
 ; 9 f + 3 
 F Z * ; ie : ' ? Pia, 
 3 x fea 3 y ‘a 
 
 ale Teds : 
 298. PETER SOUTMAN: of Hegre ee 
 tem. a 
 A difciple ae Rubens. ‘There, is a confider- 
 able number of prints by him of his own com- 
 ‘pofition, and after Rubens, Bc. pe : 
 
 + 299. CORNELIUS VISSCHER : | 
 Bo » Holland. 
 
 @ | Bred under Soutman. The eutellenes of ‘his 2 
 | artift is well known. — ‘fohz his brother was al- 
 _ fo.a very good engraver. — Claas or Nicolas of 
 OY | the fame family, engraved fome fmall land{capes. 
 
 La re — Lambert engraved portraits at Rome — alfo 
 Antiochus with Stratonice after Pietro di Cortona. 
 
 
 
 ee 300. JOHN GEORGE VAN VLI- 
 the ET: Holland. 
 
 i He etched in the manner of Rembrandt ; 
 
 _ did alfo 7. P. van Leeuw (who with es chy 
 + hocf was bred up under Soutman) and ohn Li- 
 vens born at Leyden 1606; Ferdinand Bal &c. 
 
 2 2 
 
 | a 40t. ADRIAN VAN OSTADE: 
 of Lubeck. 
 
 He was born i in 1610. fettled in Holland, at- , 
 tached himfelf to low fubjeéts, which he has re-. 
 ae prefented with great truth in ¢2 admirable etch-. 
 
 fy ~ . ings, and died 1685. 
 
 
 
 
 
 302. WIL- 
 
| 155) 
 302. ‘WILLEM Baur: of Straj- 
 
 bourg. 
 Born 1610. His works, which are landfcapes 
 
 and architecture confift of more than 500 pieces | 
 
 — part is executed by himfelf in a flight and free 
 manner: Adelchior Kuffel did the reft. He died 
 
 at Vienna 1640. ‘ { 0B.¥ Z 
 
 303. DAVID TENIERS: of ike 
 ‘ WEI pe 3 
 Born 1610. — A Wake, and other fmall aba 
 ' ings from his own defigns. He died 1694. 
 
 304. . SIMON CANTARINI: ¥. 
 
 PESARESE. 
 Born 1610, and one of Guido’s beft fcholars. 
 — He etched 30 pieces which often pafs for his 
 mafter’s, and died at Venice 1648. _ 
 
 | 305: PIETRO DEL Po: of Palermo. 
 
 Born 1610, and pupil of Dominichino. He’ 
 
 etched after his mafter and others, and died 
 at Rome 1692. 
 
 306. FIAMINIO ToRRE: of Bo- 
 . logna. 
 Etchings after the Caraccis, Guido, re. Mark 
 F, T.F. 
 
 307. Pl 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 - es ee = - — 
 
 ve [56 2 | 
 Pre TRO TesTA: of Lucca. 
 
 By? horn 1611. Moft of his defigns were etched 
 by himfelf, or his nephew Cefar Tefta. : 
 
 
 
 
 308. GIOVANNI BaTisTA Bo- 
 ' LOGNINI, or BOLOGNESE. 
 Born 1611. One of Guido’ s beft fcholars. 
 He etched after his matter, and died 1688, 
 
 3009. JACINTO GEMINIANI: of 
 Piftoya. 
 Born 1611. ‘Difciple of Pouffin and Pietro di _ 
 Cortona. He etched from his own compofitions, ah 
 and died 1681. 
 
 
 
 310. G1uLIO CaRPIons : side 
 ; nice. 
 Born 1611. Etchings from his own defigns. 
 
 gir. GOTTHARD RINGEL: Of 
 | Zurich. = 
 
 4633. 212. FRANC. PERIER: of Bur- : 
 
 Be oe 
 
 |Antique Statues. 
 3634, 313. F. BONAVENTURA Bist. _ 
 He died in 1662, — Mark F.B. B.F. 
 
 Tia ey * wn 
 eo ee 
 POSES ey ae See 
 
a 
 
 314. RATER auier 9 Fe 
 
 ‘arg. Gaspar DUGHET, v. — 
 
 
 
 
 ced 
 
 POUSSIN: of Rome. 
 
 ~ Born 1613... Etchings of landfcapes from his 
 own defigns. Hedied 1675 — John his brother 
 engraved at Rome fome of Pouflin’s pieces. 
 
 316. PETER VAN LAER: Holland. 
 
 Born 1613. A fet of 8 and another of 6 rural 
 fubjeéts with animals of his own compofition. 
 
 ; ns died at Haerlem 1673. ° — Mark P. D. L. 
 
 317. MATTHEW Rawe 
 Mark 44. R. 
 
 318, SALVATOR ROSA: born 
 near Naples... | 
 
 The moft fublime painter of landfcapes, See 
 that Italy has produced. The etchings by his 
 
 own hand have that great effect and fpirit, which 
 
 mark all the works. of this illuftrious matter. 
 
 — The fall of the giants — Oedipus expofed — * 
 ’ a fet of 12 hiftories ; and another of 60 foldiers 
 
 and other figures, &c. His life extended from 
 1615 to 1673. “a 
 
 H 319. SA- 
 
 1635. 
 
 1636.. 
 
wr La. 
 / 319, SAMUEL BERNARD? 06f Paris, 
 | Born 161 s> Bitouy etchings — ~ He Hine : 
 1687. 
 
 320. Louis eae : of Paris. 
 Born 1615 — Etchings — He died 1655. 
 
 637. 31, BENEDETTO CASTIGLI- 
 br aC ss TRyONE = of Genoa. 
 “Born rere. — He etched 50 plates with tafte 
 and fpirit ; and died at Mantua 1670. 
 
 322. FRANCIS VAN DEN Wyn- 
 GAERDE: ih EEE 
 Mark F. V. W. 
 
 323. SEBASTIAN BouRDON: re 
 Montpellier. : 
 
 Born 1616, — He etched 40 hiftories and land- 
 
 {capes. ae 
 
 1638. 324. CARLO SACCHTI: of Pavia. 
 
 : Born 1617. — He etched the birth of Chrift 
 
 , after Tintoret — and the adoration of the Magi 
 after Paolo Veronefe, and died 1706. 
 
 325. GIULIO BENSI: of Genoa. 
 He etched his own compofitions, and died in 
 
 1668. 
 , 326. E. 
 
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 326. ELlas. HOLL: Aairinkes Hi 
 
 327. CORNELIUS BLEKER, or 
 BLECKER. 
 Hiftoric landfcapes — There was an oe G, 
 Bleker who etched at the fame time hiftoric fub- 
 jets from Scripture after Poelembourg. 
 
 328. JEAN LE PAuUTRE: of Paris. 
 
 Born 1617. - He engraved ornamental parts 
 of buildings, &c. and died in 1682. — His fon 
 Peter etched, and died 1744. 
 
 B 
 
 329. EUSTACHE LE SUEUR: of 
 
 Paris. 
 Born 1617. — We have only a holy family by 
 the hand of the French Rafaelle. — He died 
 
 1655, 
 
 330. CHARLES LE BRUN: of 
 OParts, 
 
 Born 1618. — He etched a St. Charles; the 
 four times of the day; and a child on its knees 
 before a crofs. He died in 1690 — Gabriel his 
 brother engraved the Apoftles, &c. after Charles; 
 and feveral pieces after Agoft, Caracci, Tintoret, 
 &c, 
 
 H -2 331. JOHN 
 
 1639. 
 

 
 : [60 ] 
 33% JoHN VALDOR: of Liege. nN 
 
 Plates for the triumphs of Louis the Juft, print ae 
 ed at Paris’ 1699. .  - 
 
 ceehae ANDREA PoTESTA. 
 
 333. GIOVANNI SIRANI: of Bo- 
 logna. ae 
 Etchings — Mark G.S.0 | b Se 
 
 334. _DOMINIQUE Piggy nw of 
 Marferlles. 
 Landfcapes and fea-pieces of his own compo- _ 
 fition ; and after'Claude, &c. in the manner of 
 Stef. della Bella. | 
 
 335. NicoLAs COCHIN: of Cham- 
 pagne. AO 
 He etched after Rembrandt, Callot, Della 
 ‘Bella, &c — There are two others of the fame 
 name with the addition of Charles, father and 
 fon: thefe are more modern, — Mark N. C. f. 
 &c. / 
 
 336. . PIERRE FIRENS: fa aoe a 
 He copied Sadeler’s hermits, and engraved af- 
 ter fome of the French painters. | 
 
 337. NI- 
 
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 3705 NicHowas LAUWERS: of 
 | | Flanders. | 
 
 338. | Jonas Aen eeonne 1641. 
 Holland. 
 
 -A famous engraver, bred under Soutman, © 
 ~whom he much exceeded : he worked chiefly af- 
 ter Rubens, Berghem, Terburg, and Oftade: 
 he alfo did fome beautiful portraits after Van 
 ‘Dyck and Frans-Hals. | 
 
 239s: BAUR WOUVERMANS: of 
 Haerlem., 
 
 Born 1620 — He did a land{cape with a horfe 
 faddled in the middle of it. — He died 1668. 
 
 340. ANT. BOSSE. 
 
 341. FABRIZIO CHIARI: of Rome. 1642. 
 _ Etchings. He was born in 1621, and died in © 
 1695. 
 
 342. PIETRO FRANCISCO MOLA. 
 Born at Coldré in the Milanefe 1621. — Etch- 
 ings. — He died 1666. 
 
 343. JOHN FyT: of Antwerp. 
 He etched animals from his own drawings. 
 
 344, FER- 
 
, [ 62 1. ae 
 
 R445, FERDINAND Bou: : of Dor- 
 
 | drecht or Doré. 
 A pupil of Rembrandt’s, and an imitator of his 4 
 manner both in his paintings and eretieaee ‘He 4 
 died 1681. | ' ei 4 : 
 
 
 
 
 345. ALDERT or Aine VAN RB 
 VERDINGEN: of Alkmaar, 
 Born 1621. — He etched in a fpirited manner 
 
 100 {mall landfcapes from his own defigns, 8c, 
 He died in 1675. Mark AVE. ‘ 
 
 
 
 348: Madera Dosteny: of sa 
 Quintin 7. 
 
 “Toit 1609. —~ Vouet’s {cholar, fon-in-lwy 
 and imitator. — Hiftoric fubjects of his own. it 
 compofition, and after Je Sueur, &c. — He died. 
 in 85« i a 
 
 347. JACQUES Coun ai : Um 
 BORGOGNONE: of Frariake-Comiadl 
 The famous battle-painter ; born 1621. He — 
 
 etched fome battles with the fame fpirit that — ¥ 
 
 reigns in his paintings; and died in 1676. — His _ 
 brother William who was bred under Pietro di_ { 
 Cortona, and died at Rome 1679; engraved To- ; 
 bias burying the dead. : 4 
 
 
 
 cf re 
 
 348. 1S- 
 
 ees a 
 
a [ 63 ] 
 448. ‘IsRAEL SILvEsTRE: of 
 : : Nancy. 
 
 ~ Born bat, — His works confift of more than. 
 700 pieces, of views of places, &c, — He died at 
 ‘Paris 1691. Alexander his fon, etched fome 
 Jand{(capes after his brother Louis. — Nicolas- 
 ‘Charles his grandfon, who died 1767 aged 67, 
 : was an engraver: as was alfo Su/anna of the fame 
 
 family — fhe engraved portraits and heads after 
 f Van Dyck. 
 
 | 
 B 
 iP 
 | 
 
 349. DoMINICo onunae of Bo- 1644. 
 logna. 
 
 | One of Guido’s beft difciples, born fais =~ 
 
 | ‘Etchings — He died 1684. Mark D,M.C, 
 
 350. PETER BOEL: of Antwerp. 
 Born 1633. — A painter, and pupil to Snyders. 
 — he etched animals from defigns of his own. , 
 — Coryn of the fame family, executed the bat- 
 tles of Charles V. after Tempefta, and feveral 
 pieces after Corregio, Michael Angelo, &c. 
 
 
 
 351. JAMES VAN DER Doss: of 
 | | Amfterdam. 
 
 : Born 1623. — He etched fmall land{capes with 
 animals, from his own defigns, and died in 1673. 
 = We mutt not confound him with another of 
 the 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ie eat = Sa aft Bi of ee ae born at A 1 
 foram 1653, etched fome of his own. n defignals 
 
 352. JAMES LENFANT: of Abe : 
 ugha. <a oll 
 
 Bred aan Mellan. He engraved a great 
 number of portraits and hiftories ; and died at a 
 Paris in 1674. 
 
 ‘bah 35am, FRANCOIS) DE PoILLy: of 
 SN a | | Abbeville. 4 
 
 Born 1623, and bred under Daret! He has 
 engraved a great number of plates after the Italiar 
 and French Mafters, which are much efteemed, | 
 He died at Paris 1693. — .Vicolas his brother ang i 
 pupil, was born 1626, and though a good en= 
 graver never equalled Francois : he died at Parigl , 
 1696. — Fean Baptifie his fon, was‘alfo a good 
 engraver, and died in 1728. — Francois fecond 
 fon of Nicolas, engraved the SI Cecilia from 
 Dominichino, and died in 1723. 
 
 1645. 304, NICOLAS BERGHEM , 
 of Amfterdam, . 
 
 Born 1624. — He etched about: 50 plates. of 
 tural fubjects and animals, which are in much 
 
 ye 
 
 
 
er ae es |] 
 _ réqueft, for the {pirit, and excellence of defign 
 which reigns in them. He died 1683. 
 
 355.) Nico.as’ Loir: of Paris. — 
 
 Born 1624. — He did about 150 peat from 
 his own defigns, and died in’ 1679. — lexis 
 etched after his brother, &c. | 
 
 356. CARLO MaRaTTi: of Ca- 
 meranoin the March of Ancona. 
 Born 1625. -His etchings from his own com-- 
 pofitions, and after Rafaelle, Dominichino, Mo- 
 Ja and Perugino, are in much efteem. His wh pil 
 Procaccini. of Rome, who died at Madrid 17 
 engraved fome fubjects after his mafter. Carlo 
 diéd ‘1713. 
 
 357- ANTONIO FRANCESCO. LU- 
 CINI: of Florence... 
 
 A EOy _JouN LINGELBACK : of 
 | Prancfort. 
 Born 1625. Heé etched fome good landscapes 
 ahd fea-piecés after his own defigns. 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 259.4 PAUL;POTTER: af ddnbat 
 
 “Jens 
 Born 1625. He etched horfes and other a- 
 } nimals 
 
 1646. 
 
 z : 
 cf 
 
[ 66] 
 nimals with fpirit, and died at Amfterdam 
 c6b4, | | , re 
 
 ‘0 
 360. FRANCOIS CHAUVEAU: of 
 c. ee é Paris, 
 
 ‘te ercnea ana engravea above 3000 plates for 
 the Bible, Grecian Hiftory, Taffo, Fontaine’s — 
 Fables, and other books — pieces after Tiziano, 
 le Brun, &c. — and the life of S. Bruno, in the. 
 
 cloifter of the Chartreux at Paris, from le Sueur, 
 — He died 1676. Mark F. C, &c. 
 
 1647. 361, DOMENICO DEL BARBIERE: 
 
 ite 
 
 or FIORENTINO. 
 
 362, ALESSANDRO BADIALE: of 
 Bologna. | 
 
 Born 1626. — He etched facred fubjects fioin 
 his own defigns, or thofe of his mafter Fiaminio 
 
 Torre ; and died 1671. 
 
 1648. 563. HENRY VERSCHURING : of 
 
 Gorcum. 
 Etchings from his own defigns — born 1627 
 — died 1690. 
 
 1649. 364. EGBERT VAN PANDEREN: 
 
 of Antwerp. 
 365. NO- 
 
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 365. NoEL CoyPeE.L: of Normandy. 
 - Born 1628 — died 1707. — A holy family on 
 3 plates. — ntony his fon (born at Paris 1661) 
 etched fome pieces of his own compofition, and 
 died 1722. — Noel-Nicolas another fon (born at 
 Paris 1692) etched 4 plates from his own de- 
 _ figns, and died 1735. — Charles fon of Antony 
 (born at Paris 1694) etched alfo feveral pieces of 
 his own compofition — he died 1752. 
 366. NIGoLas CHAPPERON, or 
 
 CHAPRON. 
 
 The galleries of the Vatican after Rafaelle. 
 — Mark N. C. F. 
 
 367. GIACOMO DI BarrRI: yao 
 Venice. 
 
 368. GIOVAMBAPTISTA d’AN- 
 GELO DEL Moro: of Verona. 
 
 369. MarTreo Piccioni: of 
 Rome. 
 
 370. LoRENZzO TINTI: of Bo-’ 
 logna. 
 
 Pz 371. PE- 
 
+ 374- eLae VoET: of Ai 4 
 
 a9. SAMUEL \WEISHUN = ee 
 
 341. CORNELIUS! VAN CAUKERe 
 cacti PETER VAN SoMPEL t : t 
 
 4375. Haws WiTDoECcK, Ogee 
 
 376. _NicHonas RYCKMANS | of 
 
 in| P. Troscnen ¢ Nulla 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1681 
 
 NEN: Bi Antwerp. 
 
 372. PETER CLouEt; wy Crows 
 . ET. of Antiverp. 
 
 Antwerp. 
 
 ay EE ges . WET Po ~~ 
 : | : ee 
 
 OUC, or WITDOUC: of Antwerp. aa 
 
 3748 LEON VAN HEIL: cof Brafeas 
 fae ON fel : 
 
 ‘ a ‘ 2 ; 
 
 LOE 0 Afar QS ae 
 Mark P. er “3 
 
 ee and Pirna. a 
 380. PHI-- q : 
 
| [ 69 ] 
 380, . PHILIP, DE MALLERY.: of 
 : Antorff. 
 
 381. ESB ata FALCK: of Po- 
 | Land. 
 
 382. BARTHOLOMEW |BREEN- 
 BERG: of Utrecht. 
 
 Born 1620. — died 1660. — A fet of 4 etch- 
 ings of views and landfcapes with ruins, of his 
 own compofition ; done with tafte, and produc- 
 
 ing a.good effect. — Mark BIB 7 
 
 383. JOHN. VAN DER MEER: of 
 Haerlem. 
 
 Been 1628 avdied (Gor — Four. fmall Jand- 
 {capes with RAP &c. 
 
 384. ‘FRANCIS Poost : : of Haer- 
 be lem. 
 Etchings of Views, &c. — He died 1680. 
 
 385. REGNIER DE PERSYN: of 
 ~ Amfterdam. 
 
 386. oe Beneath 
 
 387 FRAN- 
 
feb oe 
 
 y B78 FRANCOIS DE LA (GUER- 
 
 -- ‘TIERE. 
 388. Jean Morin.” ees Ga 
 All of France. oe | 
 Bg rn 5G: BUNO. — ad 
 
 Mark C. B. 
 | | 390. JOHN DE MEL. 
 | 
 
 1651. 391. ROBERT NANTEUIL: of 
 ; Rheims. | 
 Born 1630. — One of the moft celebrated-en- 
 gravers of Portraits, of which Be did about 250. 
 — He died 1678. 
 
 
 
 392: JACQUES ROUSSEAU: of 
 ‘Paris, . 
 
 Born 1630 — He died at London 1693. — fix 2 
 landfeapes with architecture and figures; &c. 
 
 393+ DANIEL STOQPENDAAL: 
 Holland. . 
 
 Figures and animals in 12 plates: 60 views, © 
 ss: | Se yale ot 
 
 394. LU- 
 
fay. 
 
 394. Luca GIORDANO: of Na- 1652. 
 
 ples. 
 ~ Born 1632 — died 1705. — Etchings from his 
 own compofitions, 
 
 395. JOHN Henry Roos: of Of- 
 terberg. 
 Born 1631. — A fet of 12, and another of 8 
 animals, well etched. He died at Francfort 
 1685. 
 
 396. Lupotr BACKHUYSEN: of 
 Embden. 
 
 _ Born 1631. — He etched {mall views, and di- 
 
 ed at Amfterdam 1709. 
 
 397. ADRIAN VAN DER CABEL: 
 
 of Ryfwick. : 
 
 Born 1631. — Etchings of Landfcapes from. 
 his own defigns. — He died at Lion 1695. 
 
 398. ETIENNE PICART: France. 
 Born 1631 — died 1721.. He engraved a great 
 quantity of hiftoric fubjeéts. — Bernard his fon 
 was born at Paris. 1673, and lived there ’till 1710, 
 when he went into Holland, where he died in 
 1733. — Befides a vaft number of hiftoric fub- 
 jects, he was the author of Jmpo/fures Innocentes, 
 con-. 
 
1654. 
 
 [7]: ae 
 
 - confifting of copies from Rembrandt, &c.. His 
 
 mark is P. Le &c, | , 
 
 399. PIERRE DARET: vaf Pari 
 
 , 400; BARTOLOMEO BISCAINO :_ 
 
 of Genoa. | 
 . Born 1632 — Etchings of devotional objec ‘ 
 from his own compofitions. He died young in. 
 1659. 
 
 401. Lupovico SCARAMUCCIA, — 
 or PERUGINO: Italy. 
 _Etchings. He died at Milan about sf: 
 
 402. CLAUDE LEFEBURE: of Fon= 
 
 tainbleau, 
 
 Born 1633.’ He etched portraits, and died at | 
 London 1675. j 
 
 403 FPOBERT ees, 
 
 See n° 278. 
 
 . 404. GIOVANNI BATTISTAGa-, 
 
 LESTRUZZ1: 0f Florence. 
 A fet of bas-reliefs after Polydore da Cara~' 
 vaggio; and another of antiqué gems. 
 
 405. KA- 
 
ae er ra 
 
 a 
 
 | os) 
 sog:** * Karen DU Janouie: Hol 
 land. | 
 
 | Oa 
 _ © Born 1635. ~°A fet of 52 land{capes and ani- 
 . mals from his own defigns etched with tafte and 
 {pirit. aes died at Venice 1678. 
 
 fee GIOVANNI Barrier BE- 
 
 NASCHI : of Pzedmont. 
 Born 1636 — died at Rome 1690. A holy fa- 
 mily after Cerini. 
 
 407, - Joun LE Duca: of the 
 
 Hague. 
 
 Born 1636 — A fet of 8 dogs well etched 
 from his own drawings, &c. 
 
 408, SEBASTIEN LE CLERC: of 
 Metz. 
 
 Born 1637. — He etched about 3000 plates, 
 
 containing hiftory, landfcapes and animals. He » 
 trod in the fteps of Callot, and is fometimes Hts. 
 
 tle inferior. He died 1714, 
 
 409. Isaac BRUNN: of Strafoourg. 
 Mark I. B, 
 
 Ke 410, JOHN 
 
 1657. 
 
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 410. JOHN VAN DER HEYDEN: 
 of Gorcum. 
 te 1637 — died 1712. — Etchings from 
 compofitions of his own. i 
 
 - 411. GAJETANO PICCINA, 
 
 412. ELISABETTA SIRANI: of 
 Bologna. 
 Etchings. — She died in 1664 aged only 26. 
 
 413. JEROM VON HENSBERG. 
 Mark H. V.H. 
 
 414. GUILLAUME CHATEAU, or 
 CASTELLUS : of Orleans. 
 ‘Both engravings andetchings. He lived from 
 
 1633 to 1683. 
 
 415, CHARLES SIMONEAU: of 
 | Orleans. 
 
 Born 1639, and bred under Chateau. He 
 
 engraved a great number of plates, and died at 
 
 Paris in 1728. 
 
 416. ABRAHAM Bosse : of Tours. 
 He etched {mall pieces in a peculiar ftyle; and 
 
 publifhed a book upon etching. 
 2 ! 417. DO- 
 
[75 ] 
 417, DOMINICO TIBALDI: of Bo- 1661. 
 | Jogna, 
 ' Born 1640 — died 1682. 
 
 418. PETER VAN SCHUPPEN: of a: 
 
 : | Antwerp. ees 
 Hiftories after Rafaelle, Van Dyck, Bourdon. 
 
 _ &c. and Portraits after the French Painters. 
 
 419. GERARD LAIRESSE: of 1661. 
 : Liege. 
 
 Born 1640. — He engraved the principal part 
 of his own works, which are much et 
 and died at Amfterdam i in 1711. | 
 
 | 
 420. JACOB RUYSDAEL: ofElners 
 lem. 
 
 Born 1640. — Etchings of landfcapes from 
 his own compofitions, — He died at Amfterdam 
 1681, 
 
 
 
 421. GERARD AUDRAN: of Paris, 
 
 Born at Lion 1640 — died at Paris 1703. — 
 Bred under his father Claude Audran, He was 
 an excellent-‘engraver. “ean and Benoit his ne- 
 phews are artifts alfo well known. 
 
 Kz 422, RAY- 
 
£76] 
 
 : 422. RAYMOND LA FAGEY of 
 
 1662, 
 
 Louloufe. 
 
 Born 1640 — died. i690. — He etched a es 
 pieces from his own compofitions. 3 
 
 423.  . TEODORO STOOP. 
 
 He and his brother Rederigo, etched views of 
 Lifbon — the departure of the Infanta, with her 
 arrival in England in 8 plates —and fome plates - 
 in Ogilby’s AZfop’s Fables. It feems probable 
 that thefe are the fame perfon, and that Teodoro 
 affumed the name Roderige when he was in Lif- 
 bon. ~ See Walpole Ill. 54. 
 
 424. ABRAHAM GENOELS: of the 
 Hague. ; 
 
 Born 1641. — Etched views, landfcapes, bcc; 
 
 . 425. OLIVER DOFIN? of Bologna, 
 
 Etchings after the Caraccis, &e, 
 
 426, MICHEL CORNEILLE: : of 
 Paris. 
 Born 1642 — died 1708. — He etched in a 
 
 good tafte after Tiziano, the Caraccis, Domi- 
 
 nichino, and his own compofitions. Fean Bap- 
 tifie his brother did fome pieces of his:own.com- 
 
 pofition, and died 1695 aged 59. 
 
 - 427, FRAN- 
 
[77] 
 
 Nancy. 
 
 Born 1643. He engraved i in a tender, flow- 
 
 
 
 | 1681. a Bi 
 
 ‘thg,. agreeable matiner 5 and died at Marfeilles 
 
 427 FRANCOIS | SPIERRE 3 of 164, 
 
 428. Nicoras PiTau: of Ant- 
 
 werp. 
 He spa hiftoric fubjeéts in France. 
 
 429. GERARD. EDELINCK : of 1665 
 
 ay Antwerp. 
 
 Famous for the Portraits and Hiftories which 
 he engraved at Paris. He died 1707. —“fohmhis 
 brother, and Nicolas his fon, were both engrav-= 
 ers, 
 
 430. Aoi BarrisTE Monnoy- 
 ER: of Lille. 
 
 T he painter of flowers and fruit, well known 
 under the name of Bapti/te — Kain 16354 He 
 engraved fome vafes with flowers from his own 
 -defigns ; and died” 1699» a 
 
 431. JOHN GLAUBER: of Uisecbh 
 
 1606, 
 
 * Born 1645 — died at Amfterdam 1726— He - 
 
 was a {cholar of Berghem’ s and stehed after him 
 , ane others. 
 
 432, At: 
 
 ian 
 
[ 78 ] 
 432. ALBERT MEYRING: Of Am= 
 Srerdam. ; 
 
 433. JEAN Louis ROULLET: . 
 Arles in Provence. 
 
 434s CLAUDE LOMBARD: of 
 Paris. 
 Mark C. L. 
 
 1667, 435. L, DAVID: of Venice. | 
 There are Italian engravings of the laft centu- 
 ry by H. David, — Alfo of one Charles fee 
 and Ferom his brother, - a 
 
 
 
 436. AMBROGIO ie of 
 , Milan. 
 
 Born 1648 — died 1706. — Etchings, 
 
 437. JOHN VAN HUCHTEN, 
 BURG: of Haerlem. 
 Born 1646 — died 1630. — Battles, Siceesay 
 &e, after van der Meulen. 
 
 1668, 438. _ANTOINE “Masson! 4 
 : France. 
 
 Univerfally known for his admirable Portraits — 
 
 a and - 
 

 
 [79] 
 
 =~ and Chrift with the difciples at Emaus after 
 Tiziano, commonly known by the name of 
 the Table-cloth. 
 
 439. JOHN DE BIsscHop, or Bis- 1669. 
 CHOFF; v. Episcopius: of the 
 
 Hague. 
 
 died 1686. — There are fome etchings by him. 
 
 440. JOSEPH PARROCEL: of Brig- 
 
 Born 1648. — He etched after his own de- 
 
 nol in France. 
 
 figns — and died at Paris 1704. — Charles his 
 
 fon, born at Paris 1688, did a fet‘of foldiers with 
 
 a good deal of fpirit. 
 
 . FRANCISCO CuRTI. 
 
 442, H. ABBE: of Antwerp. 
 443. CHRISTIAN ROMSTAEDT: 
 e of Leipfic. 
 
 44.40 
 
 LEONARD: of Nurimberg. 
 
 445s 
 
 JOHN © 
 
 1670. 
 
 Born 1646. — He worked at Amfterdam, and . 
 
 cos 
 3 eal 
 « 
 
QC of the Martyrs — Maflaere of St. ‘Bartholon 1 
 
 1671, 
 
 as 4456 JOHN LUYKEN : 08a 
 
 - = His brother Lowis was born at’ Paris 1654 
 
 ' Peter and S. Paul, from his own eater: 2 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [807 
 
 amt. 
 Born ins — died 1712. — This éicelicntad 
 tift executed Hiftories from the Bible ~ Hifton ; 
 
 — and. the affaffination of Henry IV — befide 
 a great profufion of hiftoric and allegoric fabs 
 jects ; public entries, ftisinalst Tanaigrtngs 
 nettes, &e, p91 To ee lE 
 
 feo 
 bia va 
 i] 
 
 446, AUGUSTIN Teawesrasl 
 | of the Hague: ~~ 
 __ Born 1647. — He died at Berlin et id 
 
 rary 
 
 447. Bon DE BouLLoGNE : 9 
 gee: Paris. | 
 
 Born 1649. — He etched S. John, S. ‘Brune 
 and a fubject for an Almanac — and died 1717 
 
 and died 1733. — He did the martyrdoms of § 
 448, JOHN VERKOLJE: _Anfter 
 % dam. es ae ts 
 
 Born 1650. — He-died at Delft 1693. — Pors 
 traits, &c.. in mezzotinto. Nicholas his fon on, 
 
 born at Delft 167 33 ihe: his father i in-mnege 
 a apa . 7 q ; 
 
 - 49: COR 
 
 at ‘ 
 “ sa 
 , mm Le > og (a Bh 
 ee a 
 . an 
 
[ 81 ] : 
 449. © CORNELIUS NICHOLAS 
 
 SCHURTZ: of Nurimberg. 
 “Mark C. N.S. 
 
 450. CLAUDINE BOUSONNET 
 
 STELLA. 
 
 She engraved hiftoric fubjects, as did her two 
 fitters Antoinette and Francoife. — Claudine died 
 1697, and Francoife 1676. — They all learned of 
 their uncle Facgues Stella the painter, who was 
 born at Lion 1596, and died at Paris 1647. — 
 _ Healfo engraved fome fubjects of his own in- 
 vention. 
 
 451. G. TASNIERE: of Turin. 
 
 Age. GIOSEPPE ROLI, or ROLLI: 
 of Bologna. 
 Born 1654. — He etched after Guido, and o- 
 thers of the Bolognefe fchool. 
 
 453. GIOSEPPE DEL SOLE: of 
 Bologna. 
 
 Born 1654. — died 1719. — Mars receiving a 
 
 fhield from Jupiter and Juno — and S. Francis 
 
 Xavier preaching to the Indians. 
 
 L 454. DIRCK, 
 
 1672. 
 
 1674, 
 
 1675. 
 
[ 82] | 
 
 1677: 454 Dirck, or ‘THEODORE 
 MAAS : of Haerlem. 
 
 | fen 1656 — He etched a fet. of foldiers, hor- 
 
 fes, &c. 
 
 1679. 455° GERARD SCOTIN: a 
 
 FRAY TASES 
 
 ander Vadrionelen — ‘the Feb end. and bap- 
 tifm of Chrift after Mignard — and feveral pie- 
 ces after Dominichino, &c. — The Scotin who 
 engraved Van Dyck’s Belifarius was a relation 
 of his. 
 
 1680. 456,. FRANCOIS,.DE Louye- 
 | MONT : France. 
 
 | 457: ANDREW TROST: of Car- 
 EK niola. 
 458. J. BENSHEIMER, 
 Portraits of the Electors of Saxony. 
 
 1681. 469. Louis CHERON: of Paris, 
 . Born 1660. He engraved in a good tafte 23 
 fubjects for the Pfalms ; and other facred hifto- 
 
 ries from his own compofitions. He died at 
 
 | Lon- 
 
[ 83 ] 
 don 1723.5 Elisabeth Sophia Cheron born at 
 Paris 1648, engraved a defcent from the crofs, a 
 drawing- book, &c. She died 1711. 
 
 460. FRANCISCO ANTONIO 1633. 
 MELONI: of Bologna. 
 He’ engraved after Francefchini and others of © 
 the Bolognele {chool ; and died at Vienna 1713. 
 
 461. Lupovico MATTHIOLT: 
 of Bologna. 
 Born 1662. He etched from his own de= 
 figns, and after Ludov. Varacel, ORS Cref- 
 pi, &e. 
 
 462. BoM 1110 Tito: of Rome, 1685 
 
 463. CoRNELIUS DusarT: of 
 ee Haerlem. 
 
 Born 1665 — died 1704. — He engraved in a 
 flight and free’ manner fome ‘pieces of his own 
 compofition. 
 
 AG4. LUCA CARLEVARIIS: of 1686. 
 : Udina. 
 
 Born 1665. — Views of Venice in 160 plates. 
 
 L.3 465. GI- 
 
1687. 
 
 a BA 
 465. GIOSEPPE MARIA CRESPI:. 
 of Bologna. 
 
 Etchings. — He was born 1665, and died ‘ 
 1747+ | 
 
 466. F. ANTONIO LORENZINI: 
 
 of Bologna. 
 A Francifcan, born 1665. — The Grand 
 Duke’s Gallery, &c. 
 
 467. FRANCIS JOACHIM BEIck, 
 , or BEICH: of Ravenjburg. 
 Born 1665 — Landfcapes of his own compo- 
 fition. — He died at Munich 1748. 
 
 468. JEAN MAROT: France. 
 He and his fon engraved a great number of 
 elevations, and views of Churches, eer &c. 
 
 469. BENEDETTO LuTTi: Gh 
 Florence. 
 
 ‘Born 1666, — He engraved only Chrift on 
 the crofs, with the Virgin, S... John, .and 
 Mary Magdalen — his own compofition — and 
 a land{cape after Guercino — both very fcarce. 
 
 470, GEORGE 
 
[ 85} 
 
 470... GEORGE PHILIP RUGEN- | 
 
 DAS: of Augsbourg. 
 Born 1666. — He engraved a-great number 
 of his own compofitions, in which we find much 
 fire and variety.: He died in 1742. 
 
 471%. GIACOMO MARIA GIOVAN- 
 NINI: of Bologna. 
 Born 1667 — died at Parma 1717. 
 
 472. _ ANToNTO BALLESTRA : > of 
 Verona. 
 
 Born 1666 — died ere, — fmall etchings 
 from his own defigns. 
 
 473. N.RUYTER. 
 
 ATA. BNICINE RIVALZ: of Tou- 
 loufe. 
 Born ‘66, — died 1735. — Allegoric fubjects 
 in 5 plates. 
 
 475. ‘AN TOINE TROUVAIN: : 
 France. 
 
 _ Luxembourg Gallery, and other hiftoric fub- 
 jects, 
 
 476. THOMAS 
 
 1688. 
 
 1689. 
 
1690. 
 
 1691. 
 
 1692. 
 
 1694. 
 
 [ 86 J 
 476... (THOMAS, DE. Leu,, or 
 | . LEEUW: France — 
 Portraits. — Mark T. d, 1. — 
 
 477. Wi.Lem SWIDDE.. .... — 
 
 A great number of views in Sweden, &c. de- ‘ 
 figned and engraved me pile and others. — ‘we | 
 W.S: ‘ 
 
 478. JAMES COELMANS: of Antes 
 werp. : 
 
 Born 1670. — He engraved the Cabinet of is 
 M. de Boyer d’Aguilles at Aix; it was finifhed 
 in 1709, but was not publifhed till 1744. 
 
 479. - -Hupert VINCENT. 
 
 480. PIETRO DIPETRI: of Rome, — 
 A pupil of Carlo Maratti’s, born cert He 
 died at Rome 1716. 
 
 481. DOMINICO MARIA FONTA- © 
 | NA: of Parma. 
 
 Born 1673. — His daughter Veronica engrav- 
 
 éd very neatly on wood, efpecially fmall portraits. 
 
 482. CLAUDE | 
 
ae 
 
 482, CLAUDE GILLOT: of Lan- 
 
 eres. 
 Born 1673. He engraved comic and fatyric 
 
 | fubjeéts with freedom and fpirit. He alfo did 
 
 the plates for the Fables of La Mothe-Houdard, 
 
 and died in 1722. 
 
 483. PIETRO LEONI GHEZZI: 
 | of Rome. 
 
 484. H. FRANC DE LANDGRAF: 
 ae of Vienna. 
 
 At the beginning of the Century, 
 flourifhed : 
 
 485, REMI CANTA-GALLINA: 
 
 of Florence. 
 
 Landfcapes, feftivals, &c. from his own com- 
 pofitions, or after Giulio Parigi, 
 
 486. GIOVANNI BATTISTA 
 MERCATI: of Szenna. 
 
 487, VALERIANO REGNARTIO;: 
 ss: of Rome. 
 488, COR- 
 
 1695. 
 
 1696. 
 

 
 a 
 
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 of Antwerp. 
 
 (488. CORNELIUS DANCKERTS: 
 
 He engraved Chrift’s paffion, Ruins of Rome, — 
 
 &c. in fmall.. Danker Danckerts his fon, en- 
 
 jects after Tiziano, Seghers, P. de Jode, &c. 
 
 graved hiftoric landfcapes after Nolpe, Wou- 
 vermans, and Berghem; and many other fub- ” 
 
 489. CHARLES DE MALLERY: 
 
 of Antwerp. 
 
 490. STEPHEN COLBENSCHLAG, 
 
 re ee 
 
 or COLBENIUS : Germany. — 
 
 491. . DOMINICK CUSTOS: of 
 
 - Augsbourg. 
 Mark D.C. : | 
 
 492. pb seni \ LASTMAN: Hoj- 
 
 land. 
 Pie Peg of ye cnee ECK ; Holland. 
 
 494. A. GARNIER: France. 
 
 After Primaticcio, Pouffin, Caravaggio, and 
 
 Blanchard. 
 
 _PHI-- 
 
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 495. PHILIPPE THOMASSIN: 
 France. 
 
 He did a.great number of engravings after the 
 Italian Mafters. Simon of the fame family, en- 
 graved the ftatues and fculptures at Verfailles ; 
 Portraits, dc. — Henri-Simon fon of the latter, 
 _ Was a better engraver, and executed many fub- 
 jects after Paolo Veronefe, F etl, Rubens; La | 
 Foffe and other French. Painters. — He was 
 born at bt 1688, and died 1741. 
 
 496. RoserT Picovu: of Tours. 
 
 497. CAMILLUS CoNncIvs. : 
 Mark €. Cz &c.- ~ . | ce ; 
 
 498 MatrHizu MonrTAGNE. 
 
 A Flemifh Painter: his true name was Van 
 Platenberg ;, but when he fettled in France, he ~ 
 took the nameé of Plattemontagne, and afterwards 
 of Montagne. He-etched fome of his own fea- 
 pieces. — Nicolas his fon etched fome fubjects 
 after his mafter, Champagne, and ‘from his . 
 own defigns; but his moft confiderable works 
 are his Portraits, to to which he has put the name 
 of Nicolas de Plattemontague, 
 
 M 499. MEL- 
 
ge he 
 
 499. MELCHIOR TAVERNIER. © 
 
 Engravers during the courfe of the 
 
 Century. | 
 
 500. JOHN Baron, or BARONI- 
 | US ; v. IL TOLOSANO. 
 
 sor. PIETRO SANTE BARTOLI. 
 A great number of fubjects after the beft Ita- 
 lian mafters. 
 
 soz. GIOVANNI BATTISTA Bo-. 
 NACINA: ahs Aika 
 
 503. FRANCISCO BURANI: of 
 : AGRE: 
 
 504. BERNARDINO CaPITELLI : 
 of Stenna. 
 
 505. CARLO CEsSIo: of Rome. wort 
 He engraved many pieces aftet Ann. Caracci, ’ 
 
 Guido, Pietro di Cortona, Sab Domini- | 
 
 _ ¢hino, Romanelli, &c. 18 
 
 506. FRAN- 
 
[91 £] 
 wi sania dase COLIGNON: of 
 Rome. : 
 ‘He iid Della Bella; and Callot, whofe 
 manner he imitated. : 
 
 507. MELCHIOR GIRARDINI. 
 
 508. LORENZO LOLLI: of Bologna. - 
 Guido’s fcholar: he etched after his mafter 
 
 and others of the Bolognefe fchool. Mark 
 
 L. LL. F. | 
 
 g09. GIOVANNI BATTISTA Pas- 
 \. . CALINI: 
 
 510. GIOVANNI ANDREA Po- 
 DESTA: of Genoa. 
 
 gti. HIERONYMO Ross! : of Bo- 
 logna. 
 ‘He engraved after the Bolognefe fchool. 
 _ Another of the fame name, executed Portraits, 
 &c. at Rome, the beginning of the prefent cen- 
 
 tury. 
 
 512. JACOMO ANTONIO STEFA-. 
 NONI: of Bologna. 
 
 Me 513. Gl- 
 
fool: 
 
 913; GIOVANNI BATTISTA — 
 
 ‘TESTANA: of Rome. 
 
 _ s14. GIULIO CESARE VENEN- 
 
 > T1: of Bologna. 
 - " “ste, H1zroNyMo IMPERIALI: 
 | of Genoa. | 
 
 516, PETER BAILLU: of Antwerp. 
 He engraved many prints which are in good 
 repute, after Ann. Caracci, Guido, Rubens, 
 
 ~ Van Dyck, Pietro di Cortona, Rembrandt, &c. 
 
 17, Joun BapristT BarBe’: 
 ei Flanders. 
 
 He magtaved after Rubens, Paggi, Franck, 
 Martin de Vos, Theodore van Loon, &c. - ; « 
 
 18. MaTTHEw BoREKENS : of 
 Antwerp. 
 
 519. NICHOLAS. VAN HOEJ, or 
 Hoy: Flanders. _ 
 
 520, ROM- 
 
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 s202  ROMBAUT (REMOLDUS) 
 EYNHOUDTS: of Antwerp. 
 
 s21. PHILIP FRUYTIERS: of 
 | Antwerp. 
 
 522. HAREFELDT: of Antwerp. 
 
 523. "THEODORE VAN KESSEL: 
 Flanders. 
 
 524. ARNOLD LOEMANS: of Ant- 
 | werp. 
 
 525. JOHN Louis : Flanders. 
 Soutman’s fcholar. He engraved hiftories, 
 
 but chiefly portraits, after Rubens, Van Dyck, 
 Oftade, Both, &c. in the manner of his mafter. 
 
 526. MARINUS: of Antwerp. 
 He engraved well after Rubens, Jordaens, 
 Sachtleeven Van Dyck, Caravaggio, &c. 
 
 527. JOHN MEYSSENS: of Ant- 
 werp. 
 
 He engraved after Rubens, Van Dyck, Bee. 
 
 — Cornelius his fon or nephew, engraved por- 
 
 traits, 
 
[ 94] 
 
 traits of the fovereigns of Event, publifhed at 
 Antwerp 1662. 
 
 526. J. MUNICHUYSEN: Flanders. 
 He engraved Autumn and Winter after Lair- 
 effe, and many Portraits in a good ftyle. 
 
 527. JAMES NEEF: of Antwerp. 
 
 After Rubens, Seghers, Jordaens, Ann. Ca- 
 racci, Quellinus, &c; and Portraits after Van 
 Dyck. 
 
 528. Francis NEVE: Flanders. . 
 Land{capes etched from his own defigns. —_ 
 excellent for their foliage. 
 
 "20;  PreteR NoLpE: Flanders. 
 Hiftories, Views, Landfcapes, very well exe- 
 
 cuted, a yy 
 
 $30m ANDREW PauL, or DE Pau- 
 LIS : Flanders. 
 
 7 
 
 531. JOHN PopeLs: Flanders, 
 
 
 
 532. CRISPIN QUEBOOREN: Flan- 
 An engraver of Portraits, 
 
 533. P. 
 
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 533. P. RysBrack: of Antwerp. 
 
 Landfcapes etched from his own defigns. 
 
 534. HENRy SNYERS: of Antwerp. 
 - A good engraver after Rubens, Van_ Dyck, 
 ‘Tiziano, &c. 
 
 535. ANDREW STOCK: of Antwerp. 
 536. MICHAEL SUERTS: Flanders. 
 537, JOHN THomaAs: Flanders. 
 
 538. CONRAD WAUMANS: of 
 Antwerp. 
 
 §39- RICHARD COLLIN: of Ant- 
 . werp. 
 
 540. ELIAS HEINZELMAN: of 
 te Aug shourg. 
 Bred under Poilly. He engraved after Ann. 
 Caracci, Bourdon, Albano, &c.- 
 
 641. CHRISTOPHER JEGHER: 
 Germany. 
 _ A good engraver on wood — he worked un- 
 
 der the in{pection of mabe and after the 
 death 
 
af 96 a . 
 death of that great Painter, polled mott of 
 his Platts Mark C, I. | 
 
 542+ . MELCHIOR KuSsBL: Ger- 
 
 mr NN | man 
 AN f or KN : a . e. 
 543.\ MICHAEL NATALIS: of 
 Liege. | 
 He oe the ftatues and buits of the Jufti- 
 nian Gallery in 150 plates 5 befides many Pires 
 after the beft mafters. 
 
 544. CHRISTIAN SAS: Germany. 
 
 545. CORNELIUS VAN DALEN: | 
 Holland. 
 He engraved with neatnefs and tafte in a ‘ 
 manner fometimes approaching to that of Vit. 
 cher, fometimes to that of Bloemart. - 
 
 546. ABRAHAM DE HEUSCH: f 
 Utrecht. 
 
 Etchings of landfcapes from his own defigns, 
 — William of the fame family, a pupil of Both’s 
 excelled in landfeapes and animals, — James, 
 nephew to William born at Utrecht 1657; etch- 
 ed fome fubjects of-his own _compofition, and — 
 died 1715. 
 
 i 3 
 547. JOHN ‘ 
 
 ¢ 
 
 < - s i ‘a 
 7% ~ 
 
 ‘: sy 
 
 “Sa " 
 
 Pe 
 
 ty 
 
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 thie Jou HACKAART: of Am- 
 flerdam. 
 
 548. Dichoias MoojakERt : of 
 Amplerdam, - 
 
 549. HENRY NAIWINCX: Hol- 
 tae land. 
 Sixteen Landfcapes. 
 
 550. OSSENBECK : of Rotterdam. 
 - Two landfcapes after Salvator, very {carce. 
 Other pieces after Tintoret, Baffan, Feti, &c. 
 
 $51. SIMON DE VLIEGER: Hol- 
 land, 
 
 552, ANTONY WATERLO: si 
 
 .. Utrecht: 
 lesan: etched in a fine tafte, and mafter- 
 
 ly ftyle. 
 
 553. CORNELIUS CLAAS WIER- ! 
 INGEN: Holland. IC ory 
 
 554. A. ZYLVELDT: Holland. 
 
 | es yi oe FX CONRAD : Holland. 
 MAT 2: N s56. JOHN 
 
{98 ] a 
 556. JOHN VAN DER BRUGGEN, 
 Portraits, and fimall fubjects in mezzotinto, 
 after Van Dyck, Rembrandt, ee FON . 
 wer, Teniers, Oftade, &c. | ‘BS 
 
 - 
 
 557. Marc DE BYE. 
 Sets of animals after Paul Potter. 
 
 558. ANT. VAN DER Dogs. | 
 
 gsg. EDWARD ECKMAN. 
 After Bufinck, Callot, &c. in wood, 
 
 s60. FRANCIS ERTINGER. 
 
 561, PETER VAN LEYSEBETTEN, 
 
 562. JOHN VAN TROYEN. 
 
 563. Moyses UYTENBROECK, — 
 Pretty fmall pieces of Fables, Landfcapes, and» 
 
 ‘animals, from his own defigns in the ftyle of 
 
 Poelembourg — much efteemed. ; 
 
 564. JosEPH JUSTER. 
 
 s6¢. S, BLESENDORFF: Sweden. 
 
 566, JEAN 
 
566. | 
 567. 
 568. 
 569. 
 570. 
 ele 
 
 5726 
 573. 
 574: 
 575 
 
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 JEAN BERRAIN: France, 
 
 FRANCOIS Poet. 
 France. 
 
 } 
 
 JEAN Couvay: France. 667 
 
 JEAN DOLIVAR: France. 
 
 JACQUES GRIGNION: 
 “oP _ France. 
 
 CHARLES DE LA HAyE: 
 France. 
 
 PIERRE LANDRY: France. 
 
 JEAN LANGLOIs: France. 
 
 RENE’ LOCHON: hee 
 
 
 
 HENRI Ai topancne 
 France. 
 
 N2 576. JEAN 
 
[too } 
 
 - 
 
 376. JEAN NOLLIN: Fragce. 
 
 He engraved well after Caracci, Pouffin, &e. 
 
 577. JEAN PESNE: France. 
 
 He chiefly engraved after Pouflin, whofe man- : 
 
 ner he ee well preferved. 
 
 578. FRANCOIS Racor: France: 
 
 579. S. ANDRE’: France. 
 The little gallery of the Louvre after le Brun. 
 
 580. JEAN SAUVE': France. 
 
 e8re- PIERRE SIMON: France. 
 
 Portraits. — Alfo a martyrdom after Salvator - 
 
 Rofa, and feveral pieces after Pouffin, &c. 
 
 582. TOURNIER : France. 
 
 583. } GUILLAUME Vaan | 
 | France. 
 584. SEBASTIEN VOUILLE- 
 
 MONT: France. 
 
 “585. RE- 
 
 
 
 i 
 
{ror ] 
 
 585. REMI VUIBERT: France. . 
 
 586.. FRANCOIS BIGNON: Franee. 
 
 587: CHARLES AUDRAN: of 
 
 — Lion, 
 
 ‘He kileravedl in a neat manner a number of 
 pieces after Ann. Caracci, Dominichino, Tizi- 
 ano, Perrin del Vaga, Pietro di Cortona, Guido, 
 ‘Albano, Sacchi, Vouet, le Sueur, &c. 
 
 588. Jacques BELLI: of Chartres. 
 
 589. PIERRE BREBIETTE: of 
 Mantes-fur-Seine. 
 
 sgo. CLAUDE DERVET: of Nancy. 
 
 He engraved in a ftyle approaching to Cal- . 
 
 lot’s firft manner. 
 
 591. FRANcoIs LANGOT: of Me- 
 lun. 
 
 592. MICHEL VAN LocHom: of 
 Paris. 
 
 593. GA- 
 
na, 
 
 hiad 
 
 693. GABRIEL PERELLE: er 
 
 Paris. 7, ry. 
 
 “He and his two fons Adam-and Nicolas, did a) 
 
 great number of excellent landfcapes from the 
 Father’s defigns, or after Paul Bril, Poelem- 
 
 bourg, Pouffin, Affelin, Fouquier, Callot, &e, : 
 
 — which are fufficiently celebrated. “The a a- 
 ther was the beft hand. | 
 
 594. GILLES RoussELET: of 
 Paris. 
 
 He engraved a great number of plates, in a 
 good tafte, after Rafaelle, Tiziano, Dominichi- — 
 
 no, Guido, Pouffin, Bourdon, Le Brun, Ann, 
 Caracci, Pietro di Cortona, Van Dyck, Cham- 
 
 pagne, &c. ee 
 
 595+ H. Bary. pe be 
 
 596. NICOLAS BAZIN. 
 597. ANT. FRANC, BAUDUINS.. 
 598. Jacoues BLONDEAU.. 
 
 599. ROBERT, and NICOLAS Bo- 
 NART. 
 
 600, F RAN- 
 

 
 figs ya’ 
 
 600. FRANCOIS BONNEMER. 
 601. Gaspar Bourrats. 
 602. N. BRior. 
 - 603 Louis BusINnck. 
 
 604. ANT. COCHET, COUCHET, 
 ve or COGET. 
 
 605. Louis Cossin. 
 606. P. DANNOOT. 
 
 607. MARTIAL DEsBoIs. 
 Frontifpieces of books after Louis Dorigny. 
 
 608. ZACHARY HEINCE. 
 Portraits of illuftrious perfons after V ouet 
 
 609. IsRAEL HENRIET. 
 - He imitated Callot’s manner, and died at 
 ’ Paris 1661. 
 
 610. GREGOIRE HURET. 
 
 615%. JOHN 
 
f 104) 
 
 611: JouHN BAprist PaLpa? ? 
 
 He etched views of the churches, palaces 
 gardens, and fountains at Rome. 
 
 612. Louis FERDINAND. .°>° . 
 Son of Ferdinand Elle or Helle one of Pouf. 
 fin’s mafters. — Portraits after Van Dyck, &ei 
 
 613. GILBERT FILLEUL. 
 
 After le Brun, Brey — Peter his fon was alfo | 
 
 an engraver. 
 614, ETIENNE GANTREL. 
 615. CLAUDE GoYRAND. 
 
 616. ADRIAN LOMMELIN. 
 
 617. PAUL MauPAIN. 
 
 An engraver on wood; as was alfo his father, — 
 
 618. MicHEeL MOosIN. 
 
 619. NOBLESSE. 
 
 ~ He ftudied the works of Callot, and etched : 
 fome fmall landfcapes in his manner. He died — 
 
 1730+ 
 
 620. NI- © 
 
| [105 | 
 620. Nicoras REGNESSON, 
 
 621. Rigges. A ROBERT. 
 
 _ Beafts, birds, and plants. — 4. Robert was a 
 {cholar of Le Blona’s, and engraved in colours. 
 
 622. DE SON. ° 
 623. FRANCOIS.TORTEBAT. 
 
 624. NICOLAS VIENNOT. 
 
 \ 
 
 s 
 
 ‘At “ end of the fame Century, 
 flourifhed, 
 
 625. PETER AQUILA. 
 
 His etchings after Rafaelle, Ann. Caracci, 
 Pietro di Cortona, Ciro Ferro, Carlo Maratti, 
 &c. are efteemed. 
 
 626. FRANCIS AQUILA. 
 Rafaelle’s paintings in the Vatican, and other 
 pieces after the Italian mafters, 
 
 } 
 
 627. CESAR FANTETTI. 
 628. GIOVANNI HIERONYMO. 
 
 O 629. G, 
 
[206 fi a 
 629. G. LEONE. ay J 
 
 Animals from his own drawings, done in a 
 good tafte. . 
 
 630. FRANCIS HARREWIN: of 
 Bruffels. 
 
 631. RICHARD VAN ORLEY: 
 Flanders. 
 
 632, CORNELIUS VERMEULEN: 
 of Antwerp. 
 
 He engraved hiftories and portraits after Gui- 
 
 do, Rubens, Van Dyck, Dominichino,  Ri- 
 
 gaud, &c. ; 
 
 633. Hans FRANCK: of Nurims 
 berg. 
 
 — 634. JOHN MEYER: of Nurimberg. 
 
 635. ROMAIN DE HooGHe : Ao/- 
 | land, 
 
 636. BENOIT FARJAT : of Lion. 
 
 637, MiPI- 
 
: pt97 
 637. PIERRE DREVET. 
 
 The beauty and truth with which he graved 
 portraits is fufficiently known. — His fon how- 
 ever of the fame name, born 1697, furpafied him 
 in the delicacy of his work, and died 1739. 
 
 638. PIERRE PICAULT. 
 
 ‘The battles of Alexander, and fome portraits, 
 &c. eee 
 639. J. DIEU DE S. JEAN; 
 Modes and dreffes of the time. 
 
 Se ee ee 
 
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 BRITISH ENGRAVERS. 
 1546. aa - THoMaAs GEMINIE, or Ga ) 
 MINUS. 
 
 641. REMIGIUS HOGENBERG. 
 
 1555, 642. FRANCIS HOGENBERG. 
 Maps. — | 7 
 
 643. HUMPHREY LHUyYD. 
 
 isso. 644. WILLIAM CUNYNGHAM. 
 A Phyfician at Norwich. Plates in his Cof- 
 mographical Glafs. 
 
 1562. 645. ANTONY JENKENSON. 
 : Maps. 
 
 646. RoBeRT LEETH. 
 Maps. 
 
 1578. 647. RALPH AGGAS, 
 A Surveyor — Maps. 
 
 648, HUM- 
 
[ 109 1 
 
 648. HuMPHRY COLE. 
 
 TKO 2, 
 
 A Goldfmith. — Map and Frontifpiece iid 
 
 Parker’ s Bible. 
 
 649. JOHN BETTES. 
 
 Painter and Engraver. — Pedigree = Vig- 
 
 “nettes in Hall’s Chronicle. — Dead in 1576. 
 
 
 
 650. TYRRAL. 
 
 
 
 651. CuRE. 
 
 652. CHRISTOPHER SWITZER. 
 Wooden cuts for Books. — The broad feals 
 
 of England from the Conqueft to James I. 
 
 653. WILLIAM ROGERS. 
 Title to Linchoten’s Voyages. — Cuts to 
 Broughton. — Heads. 
 
 “54. CHRISTOPHER SAXTON. 
 Of Tingley near Leeds in Yorkfhire. | The 
 firft maps of the counties of England and Wales. 
 
 655. NICHOLAS REYNOLD. 
 a Es agen 
 
 656. AUGUSTINE RYTHER. 
 
 Maps. 
 657, GEORGE 
 
 1580, 
 
1587. 
 
 [ 110 ] | 
 657. GEORGE HOEFNAGLE: of. 
 Antwerp. | 
 ' Maps. — A plate of Nonefuch. | 
 
 658. THEODORE DE BRIE. 
 
 659: RoBERT ADAMS. 
 Plans and Charts. 
 
 660. REGINALD ELSTRACKE. 
 Portraits. — His works are more fcarce than | 
 valuable. ‘ 
 
 661. FRANCIS DELARAM. 
 Portraits. — Better and neater than Elftracke. — 
 
 662. THOMAS JENNER. | 
 
 663. CRISPIN Pass, &c. 
 Portraits. — See n° 106. 
 
 664. JOHN PAYNE. | 
 Scholar of Simon Pafs, and the firft Englith- 
 man who diftinguifhed himfelf by the graver ; 
 he died about 1648. — A print of the Royal 
 Sovereign, a ftorm, plates for books, and heads. 
 
 665. JOHN BARRA. 
 
 ‘Title-pages and heads, . . 
 666, JOHN | 
 

 
 - Poi 
 y ‘ 
 _ A topographical engraver. 
 
 667. THOMAS PORTER. 
 Plan of London, | 
 
 668. CHARLES WHITWELL. 
 _ Map of Surrey. : 
 
 66g!"°C: BOREL) 
 Title plate for the Englifh Bible 1611. 
 
 670. WILLIAM HOLE, or HOLLE. 1613. 
 Heads and Penmanfhip. 
 
 671. pIOE RC YS id Hanae Hon- 
 DIUS. 
 
 See n° 222. 
 672. A. BLOOM. 
 
 673. THOMAS COCKSON. 
 Portraits. _ 
 
 674. PETER STENT. 
 
 675. THOMAS CARTWRIGHT. 
 
 676, WIL-" 
 
‘676, WED SEER Dotte. a oh 
 Portraits. rie Sree Se 
 677. icon 
 1628. 678, R., MEIGHAN. | 
 
 1631. 679. THOMAS Crerbn. a 
 - Portraits. 7 
 680. .ROBERT VAUGHAN. 
 
 ‘Portraits. Cuts in Norton’s Ordinal, and Ath- 
 mole’s Theatrum Chemicum. ~~ 
 
 683. J: HULET Se 
 1634. 684. WILLIAM MARSHALL. a 
 
 Heads. | sg 
 1637. 685. G, GLOVER: 
 
 Portraits. 
 
 686. Henry PEACHAM. era 
 Sir Thomas Cromwell from Holbein. | 
 
 1635. 687. ROBERT DE Vorrst.\\ 
 Portraits; Animals. : i) thy 
 
 688; LUKE. 
 
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 688. Luke VosTERMAN. 
 Hiftoric fubjects and Portraits. See n° 2 §2. 
 
 689. WENCESLAS HOLLaAr. 
 See n° 288. 
 
 690. Danie. KING. 
 Dugdale’s Monafticon. , 
 
 691. MARTIN DS OESHOE Ts 
 Heads. | | 
 
 692. H. Stock. 
 Heads. . 
 
 693. H. VANDERBORCHT. 163t, 
 694. T. SLATER. 
 
 695. WILLIAM DELFF. 
 Heads. 
 
 696. GEORGE GIFFORD. 
 Heads. 
 
 697. WILLIAM SIMPSON. 4635. 
 Part of the Prints in Quarles’s Emblems. 
 
 2 : 698. THO- 
 
[114 ] 
 1646, 698. ‘THOMAS CROSS. 
 Heads. whe 
 
 699. S. SAVERY. 
 
 Portraits. 
 
 1651. 700. J. GODDARD, 
 Portrait. ‘ 
 
 701. WILLIAM TREVILLIAN. 
 Oliver Cromwell’s Porter. 
 
 1662. 702. J. CHANTRY, 
 Heads. 
 
 1660. 703. J. DICKSON. 
 Heads. 
 
 1661. 704. A. HERTOCKS. © 
 Heads and F rontifpieces. 
 
 Ou. F. H. van Hove. 
 
 
 
 706. 
 
 ROTERMANS.,. 
 Heads. 
 
 707. FRANCIS BARLOW. 
 He ‘was born in Lincolnfhire, and died in 
 
 170%, 
 
[ 115 ] 
 1702. — Etchings for Benlow’s Theophila fol. 
 1652 — for Ogilby’ s Virgil and Teg An eas 
 gle with a cat. 
 
 708. R. Gaywoop. | 
 
 Scholar and imitator of Hollar. — Portraits. 
 — Venus witha Spaniard playing on an organ, 
 from Titian. 
 
 
 
 Vbek 
 71 0. 
 
 DUDLEY. 
 
 
 
 CARTER. , 
 
 Ane ROBERT PRICKE. 
 
 Difciples of Hollar. 
 
 712. FRANCIS PLACE. 
 
 ‘A gentleman of Yorkfhire, who painted, de- 
 figned, and etched. — Views — alfo a mezzo- 
 tinto of Henry Gyles; and prints of Richard 
 Thompfon, and Archbifhop Sterne. 
 
 713. J. SAVAGE. 
 Heads. | 
 
 714, WILLIAM LODGE. 
 Born at Leeds 1649. — Heads and views. He 
 died 1689. ) 
 
 Pis 715, WIL- 
 
[ 116°] 
 
 . 1670. 715. WILLIAM SHERWIN: >. * © 
 
 1660. 
 
 Heads. 
 
 716. JOSEPH NUTTING. -. 
 Heads. : i 
 
 717. WILLIAM FAITHORNE. 
 
 Born in London about 1616, He died 1691. 
 — A great number of portraits and heads, dif- 
 fering widely in point of merit. Some hiftoric 
 
 prints, and plates for books. 
 
 718. WILLIAM FAITHORNE, Ju- 
 nior, 
 Portraits chiefly i in mezzotinto. 
 
 719. JouN FILLIAN: ng ap Eva 
 The elder Faithorne’s fcholar, — Heads, 
 
 720, PETER LOMBART. 
 
 Heads, portraits, frontifpieces. His beft work 
 is 12 half lengths from Van Dyck. er 
 
 721. JAMES GAMMON. 
 A few bad heads. — Richard Cromwell, 
 
 722. ROBERT THACKER, 
 
 The Catl hedral at Salifbury. | 
 723. MOR- 
 
[7] 
 723, ———— MORGAN. 
 ‘Plan of “ieee 
 
 70h. Witiram SKILLMAN. 
 Views. 
 
 725. JOHN DUNSTALL. 
 A drawing-mafter. — Portraits. — He Sag 
 etchied a book of Flowers. 
 
 726 MEE BROWN. 
 927. PRINCE RUPERT. 
 
 The inventor of Mezzotinto about 1649, — 
 A head in Evelyn’s @halcography ; another of 
 the fame in large; a man with a fpear; anda 
 woman’s head looking down, in an oval. — He 
 ~alfo etched fome Landfcapes. — There is in the 
 -Public Library at Cambridge a Magdalen in 
 
 1662. 
 
 1676. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Mezzotinto by the Prince, from M. Merian, | ~ Ns 
 
 with this infcription underneath — Rupertus 
 
 D. G. C. P. D. B. — Princeps Imperii nae 
 
 ’ gratia lufit, — See Evelyn. p..131. 
 
 738. WARNER VAILLANT. 
 
 He came from Holland with Prince Rupert, 
 
 and was admired for his mezzotintos. 
 
 729. JOHN — 
 
{ary 
 429. JOHN EVELYN Efq; 
 _ Five fmall etchings of his journey from Rome 
 to Naples 1649. — Views’of Wooton and Put- 
 ney: iA RLS TALLEY cal! ska 
 730. DAVID LOGGAN. 
 
 Born at Dantzick in 1635.°-+ Oxonia. and 
 Cantabrigia illuftrata. — Habits of Graduates 
 at Oxford on 11 folio plates. — One of the moft 
 confiderable engravers of Heads in his time, — 
 He died in 1693 or 1700, | 
 
 731. PETER WILLIAMSON, | 
 
 FES ABRAHAM BLOOTELING. 
 A Hollander. ‘Portraits, mezzotintos, and 
 Agoftino’s gems. 
 
 733. GEORGE VALCK. 
 
 He came with Blooteling from Holland. — 
 The famous ‘Dutchefs of Mazarin and other 
 Portraits. | 
 
 734. EDWARD LE Parry. 
 
 Of Weifh extraction, and ePprgatige to bes: i 
 
 gan. _ He engraved Portraits, 
 
 735. Witutam LicuTroor. » 
 
 736. MI- 
 
 — 
 

 
 : [ 119 ] 
 736. MicHaEL BURGHERS. © 
 
 Of Utrecht; fettled at Oxford, where he 
 engraved the iatininacss his firft appeared in 
 
 . 7676 without his name: alfo fmall views of 
 
 Queen’s College, and Portraits. | 
 
 7327, PETER, VANDERBANK. 
 
 Born at Paris: he died in 1697. — Large 
 heads for Kennet’s Hiftory. — He alfo engrav- | 
 ed after Verrio’s paintings at Windfor, and fome 
 other hiftories. Plates in Fijon’s book of Iron- 
 works, wh 7 
 
 738. NICHOLAS YEATES. 1680, 
 
 3 739. “JOHN COLLINS. 
 
 Obfcure engravers of heads. 
 740, R. COLLINS, Junior. — 
 
 741. WILLIAM CLARKE. 
 Heads. 
 
 742. JOHN CLARKE. 1690, 
 
 An engraver at Edinburgh. — Heads, and 
 Vignettes for i Lanfdowne’s works, 
 
 PARR. ToMPson. 
 
 _ Heads. 
 744. THO- 
 
. 
 i 120 ] | 
 
 ThA. - Bipacal DUDGEN (nee 
 Heads: | <i ee 
 
 1678. 745. PAUL VANSOMER. 
 Portraits both graved and mezzotinto after 
 Lely, &c. 
 
 746. ROBERT Waite. 
 
 Born in London 1645,.and a ‘pupil of. Log- : 
 
 - gan’s. He engraved the firft Oxford Almanac 
 
 ~~ jn 1674, Moncke’s Funeral, and a great num- 
 . ber of Englifh Heads. He died in ree | 
 
 ' 747, GEORGE WHITE.. 
 His fon. — Chiefly practifed in mezzotinte 
  — his beft, Sir Richard Ble Ses 2) and Silyetter 
 
 Petyt. 
 
 1683. 74.8. ARTHUR SOLYeas % 
 Employed by Robert White. Heads. 
 
 749. HaMLET WINSTANLEY. © 
 He etched the Earl of Derby’s colleétion ; and 
 views of Audley Inn. He died in 1703, 
 
 1681, 760. 
 
 750. Isaac OLIVER. | 
 _ James II. ; and Lord Chancellor | Jefferies, 
 
 4 there aise Hank of Flint. 
 
 ; JOHN 
 
 
 
 BURNFORD. _ ote 
 
 so od 
 ; 
 
f 121 J 
 #&3, JOHN DRAPENTIERE. * 46gt. 
 ~ Etchings of Heads. : 
 
 753. WILLIAM ELDER. 
 
 A Scotchman; contemporary with Robert 
 
 White. — Heads. | 
 
 754A. Joun STURT. 
 
 . Born 1658. Bred under Robert White. : 
 
 755: 
 Mezzotinto. 
 
 706. ROBERT fackson. 
 
 
 
 LUTTEREL. ey 
 
 757. “FRANCIS BRAGGE. 
 
 758. Isaac BECKET. 
 Born in Kent 1653. — - Mezzotintos 
 
 759- JOHN SMITH. 1700. 
 4 The famous mezzotinter. 
 
 760. H. ELAND. | 1705. 
 Plates for Milton’s Paradife Loft, Edit. 7. — 
 ‘The drawings copied by him from AZedina’s in 
 the folio. | 
 961. SIMON GRIBELIN. 1707, 
 Born at Blois 1661. =~ He died 1733. The > 
 Q. tent 
 
Lise 
 ‘tent of Darius: the Cartoons : 2 great num 
 
 ber of hiftoric pieces in fmall, and a few Por- 
 traits. 
 
 1708. 762. GEORGE VERTUE. 
 
 Born at London 1684. Portraits, Antiqui- 
 ties, Oxford Almanacs, Heads for Rapin, illuf- 
 trious Heads, fome hiftoric prints; &c. — of all 
 which Mr Walpole has given a lift, at the end 
 of his Catalogue of Englifh ray - ~: He 
 
 * died in 1756. 
 
 i7it. 763. Sir NICOLAS DORIGNY. — 
 Born in France. — The Cartooris, &c. — 
 
 764. CHARLES Dupuis. 
 
 765. CLAUDE DU Bosc, 
 The Cartoons — The Duke of Marlborough’s 
 battles — Religious Ceremonies from Picart — 
 Scipio’s Continence from Poullins 
 
 
 
 
 
 766. ~ EPICIERE. a 
 He affifted Du Bofe, ‘ , 
 767, - BEAUVAIS. 
 
 #708. 768. LEwis. DU GUERNIER, 
 ae _ Born 1677 ~— He died 1716. Frontifpieces, 
 and. ° 
 
[123 J 
 and the Duke of Marlborough’s Battles... Lot 
 and his. daughters from Caravaggio ; ; and the 
 Duke and Dutchefs of Queentberry. 
 
 769. GEORGE BICKHAM. 108. 
 . A few heads. | 
 
 770. S, COIGNARD. 
 771. T. JOHNSON. 
 stom Kip. 
 Born at Amfterdam. — Palaces and feats. ~ 
 
 He died 1 in Weftminfter at near 70, in the year 
 17226. 
 
 
 
 773. GEORGE KING. 
 
 Portraits. — ohn King engraved the plates. 
 for ah art of defence. 
 
 774.. S. NICHOLS. 
 775.) JOSEPH SIMPSON. 
 
 776. PETER VAN GUNST.. 1713. 
 Whole lengths after Van Dyck, &c. 
 
 777. ROBERT WILLIAMS, 
 
 Of Wales. — A good mezzotinter. — $ir 
 Richard Blackmore. 
 
 R22. 278. W, 
 
| pee 
 778. W.WILSON. © © 
 
 779. MICHAEL VANDERGUTCH, 
 Of Antwerp. Scholar of Boutatts and Maf- 
 
 ter of Vertue. Anatomic figures — the Royal — 
 
 Navy — a print of Mr Savage, &c, He died — 
 
 725 
 
 780., GERARD VANDERGUTCH, 
 ‘His fon; born 1697. He chiefly practifed 
 etching. —- Six academic figures after Cheron ~ 
 — Chefelden’s Ofteology —- Cupola of §. Paul’s 
 —~ Tancred and Erminia from Pouffin, 
 
 781, CLAUD DAVID. € 
 ) “OF Burgundy. 
 
 782. CHEREAU Juntor. 
 
 783. BERNARD LENS. 
 
 ‘A mezzotinter and drawing-matfter. =_ * He 
 . fometimes etched. — The judgement of Paris 
 in mezzotinto from Lely ; and a multitude of 
 _ fmall hiftories and landfcapes i in the fame way, : 
 -— He died in 1725. 
 
 784. BERNARD LENS, Junior. 
 - His fon.— The painter in water-colours. He 
 etched 
 
id “ffagg.y% 
 etched two or heh little gawinebocks Hs 
 land{cape. 
 
 | 78s. SAMUEL Moore. 
 
 
 
 786. SCOTIN. 
 Belifarius from Van Dyck. 
 787. ENGLISH. 
 
 
 
 He ma Chrift and the difciples at Ema- 
 us after Titian, and died in 1718. 
 
 788. HENRY HULSBERG. 
 
 Born at Amfterdam. Portraits, — He died 
 in 1729. 
 
 789. JOHN FABER, 
 ‘ Born in Holland..— Mezzotinto. 
 
 790. JOHN FABER, Junior. 
 : A great number of portraits in mezzotinto. 
 -—— He far furpaffed his father. : 
 
 791. EDWARD KIRKALL, 
 Born at Sheffield in Yorkfhire. Arms, 
 ftamps, ornaments, and cuts for books. He 
 difcovered a new method of printing, compofed 
 of etching, mezzotinto, and wooden ftamps. 
 
 792. JAMES 
 
4 826 1 ees 
 
 792+ James ‘CHRISTOPHER LE 
 
 “BLON. ~ 
 
 He - Aifcovered a method of giving colour to 
 mezzotinto, and thereby imitating paintingty. 
 
 793. JOHN SIMON. 73 
 Born in Normandy. Portraits in mezzotinto 
 from Kneller. | He died about 1755. 
 
 794... Li Borrarp. 
 
 47z5. 
 
 A Frenchman and very neat workman, He 
 
 engraved chiefly for books. — - Anatomic figures. 
 
 ~- the rotunda after Panini — and the plates 
 hor Spence’s Polymetis. ; 
 
 795. B. BARON, 
 
 The ftory of Achilles from Ruberis — the: 
 Cornaro Family — the Earl of Pembroke’s Fa- 
 mily — the Family of Naffau — fome other. 
 confiderable pieces after the beft mafters — a few 
 portraits — and a great number of other works... 
 He died 1762. | 
 
 796. HENRY GRAVELOT. 
 Plates to Hanmer’s Shakefpeare, and a view 
 of Kirkftall Abbey. 
 
 ; 797+ » JOHN Ping. Bren os 
 
 The ‘seremonies at oy revival of the order of ~ 
 | o SOUpie 
 
he fs 127 d 
 the order of se Bath — the Tapelitry j in the 
 Houfe of Lords — Romie, &e. 
 798! Artuur Ponp. : 
 He etched his own head, Dr Mead’s, and Mr. 
 Sadler’s. ! 
 
 799. HENRY FLETCHER. 1729. 
 800. CAREY CREED. tH Nace 
 801. . JOSEPH WAGNER. 1733. 
 
 802. THOMAS PRESTON. ” 
 803. JOHN LAGUERRE. 
 
 804, PETER FOURDRINIERE. 
 805. JAMES GREEN. 
 
 _ Not Fohn. — Bred under Bajire, who was 
 mo engraver of Maps; but did cuts for Don 
 
 Quixote from the defigns of Hogarth, &. 
 
 That the continuation (I may fay with 
 ’ © the accomplifhed Mr Walpole) will afford a 
 *¢ brighter lift, one may augur, from the pro- 
 *S tection given to the arts, from thé riches 
 3 and 
 
fee 
 and flourifhing ftate of our dominions, arid 
 ““ from the mafters we actually poflefs.”” —— 
 Let not the loud cries for Liberty drown once 
 again the fmall voice of Genius! 
 
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 “2 Twenty, ditto, without Dates 
 
 8 Three; difto, very ancient 
 
 4 Hight ditto, fome ancient 
 
 -5 Fifteen, ditto 
 
 
 
 28" BacKEREEL, Will. Dutch, 1 Hiftorical . 4620 
 - ¥BackxHusen, Lidolph. Germ. 3 Sea tia s BO ‘ 1630 
 29yBapaLtocenio, Silto, tal. 6 Hiftorical — 1600 
 30 Bapiatt, Aleffan; /tal. 2 Hiftorical = 1650. 
 831*Bascx, Elias, Germ. 2Caftles, 1 Hit. RR GatO7 
 32 Barner, John Alex. Germ. 4 Portraits “— §1670 
 _- Bars, Mart. Germ. 1 Portrait, | Hitt. = 1670 
 33 Bairnu, Bern. fr. 1 Portrait, 1 Build. 1 Saint, 1670 
 
 *Barttiu, Peter, Dutch; 2 Port. 1 Bithop, Y Build, 1630 a 
 
 
 
 SRarwey, J... Fri 2 Flowers» 11690 
 $4 Babes, at Span. 1 Build, Etching a 1670. 
 *Batpes, Lucas, Span. 2 of Emblems; Etching, | 1670 
 +4*Batpi, Lazaro, I/al: 1 Hitt. ne bOaO: a 
 $5 Batvune, Hans, Germ. 5 Hitt. Wood Cute. 1530 
 
 36 BaLpona, Mans Germ: - 8 Horfes, Waod Cuts. 1530-4 
 37 Banex, Peter Wand. Duteh; 2 Port. 1 Iron Work, 1679 
 
 
 
 
 
 BAPTISTA, Jacques, Dutch, 2AM — 1690 a 
 38*Barara, L. fal. 1 Landf. RR — 1590 \ 
 Barse, John Bapt. Dutch; 6 Hift. — ~" 1630. 
 + BARsrent, Dom: del,’ Ital. 2Hift; 1 Anatom: R +. 1576 
 
 | ARBIERT, John, Franc. or Guercino, /tal, 1 Landfcape, 
 
 he 1 Samt; Etching, RRR a 1620 , 
 
 40*BareEA, J. Germ. 1 Hitt. oe 1590 
 
 | *Baren, Juft. Vand Germ: - 1 View of a City,” 1590 
 
  $¢ Bareas, Ae ok Dutch; 3° Caftles aind Landfcapes 
 te Etchings, R 1690 
 . *Barick, F. Portug. 1 Peter ab Pore —  .1660. a 
 Aly BaRLow, Francs; Brgl, “1 Port. 1 Faby, rTie.<2 Hit. < 
 1860-4 
 42 Baron, John, Fr. 2 Port. 2 Hift. 1 Title, 1650, = 
 ) 43 Barra, John, Engl. 2 Hilt. 1 Ornament, : 1620 | 
 % BarRroccio, Fred, . Zéal. Ta. wood, 1Madona, ISaint, « 
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 » Barret, Giacomo, Ital. 1 Hilt. ee Ga a 
 5): PPAR Ree Dom, > Hilt, ( Landl 1 Title; dBig. 
 hit 1 Scene. — a) ne eet 1640 
 y 29 Barrout, P, Sanéte, Jtai.: 5 Hi. 1 Build, 1a6u 
 
 Bartsceu, Godf. Germ. 1] Head, 1 Hitt: OT GIG 
 
 46 Bary, H; Duich, 2 Port. i Hig. 2hamorous, | 1650 
 
 
 

 
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 46*Bassay, Cefar, Cera. 4A Hitt. Pte pee eee 162| 
 *Bassze, W. Dutch, 1 Hitt Ppeaee: 2 eae 
 “Bassr, Martin, Dutch, 1Port. 2Titles © — 159) 
 -) Bavper, Steph, Fr. 2Port. 1.Landf. an etching, 1671 
 
 “Bavpoins, A.F. Fr. 2 Landf, 1 Hitt. —~ 9. F66if 
 «48 ‘Bavupovux, Rob. de, Fr. 1 View with Shipping, R 162) 
 4 yBaur, John Will. Germ. 6 Landfcapes vand Battles 
 
 
 
 
 
 etchings, R° —— — ~ 1634 
 
 49 Baucin, J. &. ‘It Portrait YS — Re eas 
 
 _ Bazecuo, Ercole, Landfcape with Shipping — 164¢ 
 Bazreanva, Hercules; Dutch, Cavaleade, R  . 164(| 
 Bazin, Nicolas, Fr. ‘. | -Port,. t Saints Ath 2 ) feet 
 
 _ *Be, Jean le, Fr. ~ 1 outline of Heads — 161 
 
 ay Beatrici, Nic. Ital. 5 Hitt, 1 Equeftrian, 1 Heal: A 
 A 155¢ 
 ey “Beaupoux, Day. Pr. 4 various oe a 1676 
 51 Becker, Ifaac, Eng. . 3 Mezzotinto, Jine, and 2 various 
 
 if ; 1686 
 eS * Beam PRERS, ©.) Ef. at ~_ - T66C 
 *Becuon, J. Fr. 1-Landfcape, etching - —. . 167 
 52 ‘Becxer, Ifaac, Eng. 1 Countels of. Weftmorland, 
 Ae mezzotinto, RR i — 168C 
 
 ; 53 Becket, Iaac, 2 The Lady Williams, ee. mexzotinto, 
 nA fine, RR « —_ -— anata 1680 
 4 4 Broa, Cornelius, Germ. 3 Converfation, &c.. 165¢ 
 "Bewag | Hans Sebald, Germ. 1 Dutch Fair, curious, tn 
 pee wood “— _—- — 1546 
 a Beuam, H, Sebald, 40 various fmall Subjeéts, fies, (15AC 
 Ee 56 Bradn; Bartholemew, Germ. .4 Hiftorieal — 1540 
 % 57 Bercn, F. Joachim, Germ. 3 Landf. etchings, ee RR 1690 
 | 58*Briczr, Conrad. Germ, 1 Map. - aa L630 
 . | Berta, Stephano de la, J/al.. - 6 various —_ "1640 
 cane Berar, John, Dutch, 1 Hifts fmé. oo. 9c © VO8G 
 . $9 Berua, Steph. /tal. 20 various ~ ~— i a 
 | 60 Bexrances, Chev. James, Fr. 3 Hiftorical — 1680 
 py Bevui, James, Fr. 5 Hiftorical oo 164% 
 61*BeLLows, P. Mich. Zéal.. 1Honorary Flag, — M1694 
 “BENDINO, G. Jtal.. 1 Crucifixion, etching, RR. 3) 1580 
 Bensuemmer, J. Germ. . 2 Ornaments — . 1689 
 Beratn, Jobn, Fr, 3 Titles, &e. ao ee ETG 
 BeERWINKEL,, John, 1 Madona, capled by Strut Bernynket 
 CDs iow s: LODG 
 62 Beeenkn Nicol. Cae 4 Cattle Ci eam bon TOG 
 63 Bercuem, Nicol. 12 Gattle . a 164 
 2. BERGES, Peter, Dutch. Port, 2 Landf,. Fig: ArTitle, 
 Be ye OOD 
 F 3 Bes Linen, Cainille, Ftaki Lansieunes etchings YL B60 
 ies  Bernarp, Sam. Fr. 1Hiftoriceal — 4 > 166¢ 
 65 BERNARD, Soloman, Bram Sheets, iAH Uy feed cuts 
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 . Bernicerotu, M. Germ. 3 Portraits, Be. 6 ESO 
 -*®Berrenzi; Francis, lta. 1 Saint rue 46 908- 
  Berreruam, J. Dutch, 2 Port. and Archite@. —- 16 ae 
 *Berrouerri, Pietro, ftal. |! Hiftorical, RR 2. F Bag. 
 7*Beron, &r. 1 Shield and Trophy | —_ r 
 Berres, Pong baal) F ithe 8 yk ee oe 0 
 -PBaurvcer, James, Germ. 1 Portrait, ee MP HOD 
 *Beverensis, Nicafius, J/a/. 1 Portrait,R © = 1650 
 
 Bia Rae oe Ga bat. lial. 2 Portrait and i Neat Lot 1C7Z 
 -Brarp, Peter, Fr. 2 Hiftorical ” — 16% 
 *Bicxxier, Albrecht, Germ. | 1 Portrait sir 1700 
 38*BripENHARTER, Tobias, Germ. © 1 Ornament, 1610 
 Bicnown, Francis, Fr. 1 Portrait, proof Sa POOR ew 
 _ BiInneMan, Walter, iat. 1 Portrait,-1 Title, °, 1670". a 
 
 39. Binck, James, Germ, 27 fmall ee OS ane 1590) 
 
 "0 Bincx, James, Germ. 2 Hill. 3 ee 2 Heads, 1 sein 
 
 ; 3 various _ ey 1590 
 ~*Brrex, Paul, Germ. $8 Ornaments ip tee 1590 
 
 | BrrekHatr, Anth. Germ. 2 Portraits, &c. | 1680 
 - BirCKENHULT, Paul, Germ. 1 Ornament, 1670. 
 
 | Biswor, John, Dutch, 5 Hiftorical, 1 Head, 1670 
 
 1iMBIsCAINI, Barth. Zeal. +Y Portraits 9 Hit: etchings, 1630. 
 
 (2%Biscaint, Barth. Iéal. 4 Hilt. etchings, &e. 1630. 
 *Brsz, Bonaventura, fal. 1 Hilt. Lik a 1640) 
 
 73 Buacrave, John, Engl. | Title eee ORY: 
 
  Brancus, Chriflopher, Germ. 1 Tule . — 160@ — .. 
 
 Brancus, J. Paul, val. 4 Hift. &c. a 1620 ° | 
 *Brave, Ant. Iida. 1 'Title, an etching | — Teo, 
 
 i cgetheniorcnlats J. G. Germ. 3 Cattle, etchings, RE 1630 
 
 (5 BreckurR, |. G..Germ. 2 Cattle; etchings, RR - 16300 
 
 6 BLesseEnDoORE, S. Sede, 3 Portraits eae ® 187 
 
 |" Buryswick, F. Germ. 1 Hitt. 2 Titles — TCI «: 
 
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 Broemart, Abr. Dutch, 2 Cattle pe 13co 
 7 Broemary, Fred. Dutch, 8 various et 1620 
 
 
 
 
 78 Brormart, Corn. Dutch, “5 Hilt. 2 Portraits, ae kee 1) 
 79 BLoeEMART, Corn. Dutcli 3 Het. 1 Portrait, 1650 
 Parroneey) J. Francis, Dutch, 2 Buildings, etchings, 1 16380 7, 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Brow, C. te. Fe... 3 Titles Actor 1620) “ 
 -Bionv, Mich. le, Fr. 2 various Ornaments, Br 1c 0) a 
 31 BLreonpeau, James, 2 Fr...1 Hif, ¥,Column, 2 Portraits, Po” 
 Water Wheel ree i670 + 
 
 | Broorgentne, A, Deck, 1 Portrait aie GTO 
 (82 BLOOTELING, ay: ‘Dutch, 1 Portrait, Nell Guynne’s'Son, 
 Ye i 1670. 2 
 
 es Sco remite. nA: Dutch, 1 Portrait, 1 Church): 3 Title, 
 A 1 Flowers, 1 ete —— 670 ‘a 
 ve Broorzainc, A. Dutch, 5 Mezzotinto, fine, 1650 = 
 
 
 

 
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 | °86*Bocxxin, J.C. Germ. 2 Englith Port. USaint © 167 
 nates ‘Rochteas Nicol. and *Francis, 3 Hilt. == Tet 
 ~- *Bopiegy, Will. Engl. 1 Title : i ——— =. 168 
 87 Boru, Hubert, Dutch, 1 Battle, R — 169! 
 Boex, Corn. Dutch, 2 Pork Hae PP eye a GE 
 
 88 Borex, Quirinus, Duich, 4 Hilt. 2 rey Menten 166i 
 89 Bog:, Peter, Dutch, 1 of Animales RE te | obal 
 
 
 
 90 Borssart, Rob. Dutch, 5 Hift. R yea 1601 
 Borvin, Rene, Fr, 3 Hift. and Trophies —— —— 157| 
 *Borzort, Claude, Fr. 2 Saints, RR — +» 1681 
 
 9] Bore, Rene, fr.- 1 Hilt. | aes oetatit Aaa 
 Bot, Hans, Germ. 3 Landf. R merce SRE 
 
 of 92 Bor, Ferd. Germ. 3 Etchings, 2 Heads, 1 Hitt. fine, 164 
 apr 93, Box, Ferd. Germ. .1 Etching Head, Pie — 164¢ 
 
 94 Bor, Corn. Germ. 2 Shipping, R — «165k 
 *Botpscurpt, Sam. Germ. 1 Hiff’ R © — — 168¢ 
 Botocnin1i, G. Bat. Tal. eee. Oe sas 
 *Botprinus, Nic. /fal. 2 Wood Cuts; RR!) | 156¢ 
 
 Bors, Martial and Mich. des, fr. 2 Portraits, 2 Hift. 168( 
 
 uy 95 Borswert, Boetius Adam, Dutch, 2 Saints, | Cottage 
 4 1 Madona, 1 Fig. 2Fitles — 161¢ 
 96 Botswert, S. 4, Dutch, 2 Hiftorical ae 162¢ 
 
 » 97 Botswert, Scheltiusa, Dutch, 2 Portraits, 1 Prieft, 162¢ 
 - 98 Bonacin1, Gio Batt. Ital. . 1 Hifi, | Tile: li Port. 165¢ 
 
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 -..» Bonawny, Philip, Ival, 2 Architeét. —. 169¢ 
 ' 99 Bonasonr, Julio, Jial. GHiftor. a — 153¢ 
 i 100 Bowasont, Julho, /tal, 3 Portraits » — 1: T5S€ 
 101 Bonavera, Dominicus, [fal, 1 Hift. 1 Anat. Fi 69 
 ».  Bonavera, Dom. Maria, Ital. 1 Saint, 1 Hift. 169€ 
 -... Bonirace, Natalis, Jéal. 1 Portrait, R — -159€ 
 i Bonnart, Nic. and John, Fr. 1 Metz. 2Part. LHif. 168¢ 
 ie “102 Bonwcrowne, E. ftal. 3 Etching Hitt Ro 167( 
 yaa Borcnr, Henry v. Dutch, @ Figures oo 161( 
 . 103 Borcurt, Peterv. Dutch; 3. Hitt 1 Saint — | 458¢ 
 tes Borexins, Math. Dutch, 2 Port. 2 Saints, ~  164¢ 
 - * 404 Borciant, Horagio, Ital.. 5 Hilt. 1 Port. fe .. 1606 
 os Boscurn1us, Mar. Ital. teal 1 Maps ak |» 167C 
 (105 Bosse, Abrah. Fr, 10 Hift. Port. Fig. Title, ie 1630 
 ‘Bosstvus, Jac. Ital. 2 of Statues, Ro | > — 1562 
 
 106 Botn, John, Dutch, 2 Landf. etchings R —-/ 164€ 
 x 106*Borsu, i, and Andrew, Dutch, 1 Head, and 2 of Figures, 
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 | 407 Boricett, Sandro, I¢al. 2 Crucifixion, 1 Prophet, RR147¢ 
 208 Borrscuitp, Sam. Germ. 8 Heathen Nyipeney> an 
 168@ 
 
 
 
 
 
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 “> a Bouc#e, Martin, Dutch, 3 Port. 1 Hil various, 1680 
 iy 109 Bowcner; John, Fr. 3 various : 168¢ 
 “ *BourK Le, Anna v.' Dutch, .1 Portrait, R aes ' 1696 
 
 ie *Boucuet, E, Fr, 1 Land, etching, L Head, R 3 1700 
 
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 *Boupay, Ll. Fr. 1 Pott, } View, Ro | «1680 | 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 Boup, R. Germ. 2 Port. 1 Flowers, wood, R =~ —«:1590 
 
 ae BOULANGER, J. Fr. 4 Port. 4, Madona, I Title, 2 Vig- 
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 I¥Boutocne, Louis de, Fr. 3 Hiftorical, etchin 1ZS, 1640 J 
 
 - Bovuuowots, E. de. Fr. 5 Portraits | —_— 1570 
 '12*Bourpon, A. Fr. ‘1 Saint, R 1610 
 -¥-Bourpon, Seb. Fr. 2 Biching Hitt. cue ly 16490 + 
 Pky Bourrays, Fred. Dutch, - 2 Portraits — PSD | 4 
 
 Bourtrats, Gafp. Duich, 2Port. 1 Title, 2Views, 1620 
 Hogans, Philibert, Dutch, 3 Port. 1 Mufical Boys, 1640 — 
 *Bouttrars, Gerrard, Dutch, 1 Sea View, 1 Hift. R 1670 
 
 
 
 
 
 114*Boypr, Jacob, Coin VView of City, R 1680 
 _ *BoxpeRGER, M. Germ. 1 Wood Cut to Teffament, 8 
 1570 
 Waa des se Geo. Batta, 1 St. Peter and an Etching, R , 
 Brarn, Nicol. Dutch, 1 Hitt. _ 1600. 
 Braen, Corn. Dutch, 6 Hift. 1 Embl. » — 1600. 
 115 BramBrtia, Ambros. fal. 5 Archited. called. by Strut — 
 Brambini 1580 
 biG BRANDT, R. Germ. 1 Etching, Hiftorical — 1660 
 *BRAENHAL, N. Germ. 1 Fig. of Pallas, RE 1590 
 
 *BRAMVERE, Pafchafius, Dutch, 1 Etehing Hift. RR... 600 
 117 Brary, Jacob de, Germ. 1 Etching, his own Portrait, R 
 
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 1660 — 
 
 -*Bravet, J. du, 4 Hift: 2 Heads _ POTS 
 
 Bresis,.}. Bapt. Fr. 1 Title to Architecture, 1680 
 
 BREMDEN, D.v. Germ. 1 Head — 1660 
 
 11SWBRepteTte, P. Fr. 8 Etchings, Hift. R .TGROE | 
 JfO*BRECKERVELD, H. Germ. 1. Portrait, - 1620 
 
 Breew, G.iv. Germ. Mufic and Converfation, 1630 ‘ 
 
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 . BREsane, Hans, Germ. . 2 Hift. Wood Cuts, R ~ 1510 
 aie Paul, Dutch, i. Landi. RR — » 1590 
 RIOT, J. Fri 2 Portraits, 1 Hiftorical, ©«.— ~ 1620 
 os *Brrson, Geo. Batt. I/al. 1 Archite@, | 1690 
 >>> Brissart, P. Fr.’ 4 Trophies — * 1670 
 12S Bric'cio, Francifco, Jal. 1 Hitt. RB. mer 2 1600 
 
 Brixrensis, Gio. Ant. Jtal. ’ ‘Hercules aK ea tee RR 1500 
 
 abe Baorens! a 2 Etchings, Landf and Battle, R #680 
 
 Broeck, Crifp. v. Dut ich 2) Hitt, BE a i TOS 
 
 is, Broxgn, C.:v. Dutch, >, Hiftorieal 22) 5° 1670 
 bs Bis 5*Broen, Ww. ie Dutch, 2 Port. 2 Dateh Subjeas, y 1700 
 -° *Broecn, A. vy. Dutch, »1 Map — 1620 
 est) ie Baek ee) i G. Dutch, 2Port. and Archiee etehings, R 
 = : , 1600 
 ie Pa BrosameEr, Hans, Germ. 13 Crucifixion, Em jine, 1530 
 307 Brosamer, Hans; Germ. 7 various, woodteuts, .. 1530 
 - he einwtes noeee James, Dutch, 1 Landl. etching, 1670 
 Broucx, Mart. v. 2 Landf. with Figures, R- 1620 
 
 ~ 799 Browwr, Adrian, Germ. 4 Port. Beggars, &c. R , 1630 
 130 Brown, Alex. Engl. 1 Portrait of Charles LI. mexz. RR 
 
 : 1670 
 
 ft has been doubted whether this Artift ever fertined any Plates, : 
 13! Brucce, H!P. Dutchy 2Shipping = 1670 
 Bruccen, J. v. Dutch; 2 Portraits,’ mets. ie S50 
 
 ~ Barua, J.B. Germ. 4 various - Lage 1690 
 
 132 Bruin, Abr. de. Ditch, 13 various nail Subjeats, 1570 
 133 Bruin, Nic. de, Dutch, 11 Hitt. and fmall vey, 1590 
 134 Brun, Haac, Germ. “2 Portraits 1610 
 “s¢ Baun, Ch. le, A. 2 Port. and Hil. . . +=. 1640 
 
 
 
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 Avot : 442, 
 Adams, Robert 659. 
 Aelft, Nicolas van 234. 
 Agegas, Ralph 647. 
 Agoftino Venetiano 28. 
 Albert Durer 6. 
 ——— Junior —— 
 Albert Flamen 192. 
 Alberti, Cherubin 113. 
 Aldegrever, v. Aldegraft. 32. 
 Altorifer, Albert 21. 
 Amberger, Chriftopher 194. 
 Amman, or Ammon, 
 Jodocus or Joft 119. 
 
 Andreano, or Andreaffi, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Andrea 136. 
 
 Aquila, Francis 626. 
 
 , Peter 625. 
 
 Audran,. Benoit 421. 
 
 Charles 587. 
 
 ‘Claude 420. 
 
 ——__—— Gerard —— 
 
 ———— jean — 
 
 Aven, Leond’ — 65. 
 
 Avibus, Cefar de 189. 
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 Backhuyfen, Ludolf 396. 
 
 _ Badalocchio, Sifto 205. 
 
 362, 
 
 Badiale, Aleffandro 
 
 Baron, B 
 —— John 
 Baronus  — 
 
 Baillu, Peter: 
 Bakker, James 
 Baldini, Baccio 
 Balleftra, Antonio 
 Bandinelli, Baccio . 
 Baptifte 
 
 Barbé, John Baptift 
 
 
 
 5 170 
 Barbiere, Domenico del 3617 
 Barbieri, Giov. Franc, 2264 
 
 
 
 Barlow, Francis” 
 
 
 
 Barra, John 
 
 Barri, Giacomo di 
 Barriere, Dominique 
 Barroccio, Fred. | 
 Bartoli, Pietro Sante 
 Bary, H. ” 
 Bafire ———— 805, 
 hal aA Ant. Fr: ranc. 597, 
 
 Baur, Willem 
 
 Bazin, Nicolas 
 Beatricetto 
 Beatrici, ‘Nicolas 
 Beauvais 
 Beccafumi, Dominico _ 
 Becket, Ifaac 75 
 Beham, Bartholomew . 
 ————=-—— Sebald 
 
 
 
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 eick, Fr. Joachim 467. 
 Beitler, Matthias 243. 
 Bella, Stefano Della 285. 
 Belli, Jacques 588. 
 
 senafchi,-Giov. Batt. 406. ~ 
 Benfheimer, J ae x: 
 Benfi, Giulio 326. 
 Berghem, Nicolas 354. 
 Bernard le Petit ~  —-.199. 
 Bernard, Samuel 319. 
 Helen Jean 566. 
 
 efozzi, Ambrogio 436, 
 Bettes, John. 649. 
 Beutler, James sss 1 
 Bickham, George 769. 
 Bignon, Francois 586. 
 Binck, James at: 
 Bifcaino, Bartolomeo 400. 
 Bifchoff, John de | 439. 
 Bifi, F. Bonaventura 313. 
 Biffchop, John de 439. 
 Blecker, Corn. g27,, 
 Bleker, Corn. — 
 Blefendorff, S. 565. 
 Bloemart, Abraham —217. 
 - Cornelius 267, 
 
 
 
 ————— Frederic 
 Blond, James Chrift.le} 79%" 
 
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 —-—— Michaelle 272. 
 Blondeau, Jacques 598. 
 Bloom, A or: 
 Blooteling, Abr. ie 
 Bocholt, Francis Pref. 
 Boel, Cornelius 235, 669. 
 —— Coryn 350, 
 
 Boel, Peter Ane SORT GS | 
 Béitard, Lo ehee eta 
 
 Bol, Ferdinand 300, 344. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Bolognefe - 
 
 1 'Giov. Batt. 308. 
 —-—— Giov. Franc. 273. 
 Bolognini, Giov. Batt, 308. 
 Bolfwert, Adam 231 
 ———— Boetius a- 
 ———— Schelte a 
 Bon de Boullogne 447. 
 
 Bonacina, Giov. Batt. 502. 
 
 Bonart, Nicolas “599. 
 
 7 Robert Site 
 Bonafone, Giulio 183. 
 Bonaventura, F. Eyer 
 Boniface, Natalis 138. 
 Bonnemer, Francois © 600, 
 
 212. 
 
 Borcht, Henry van der} 63% 
 ————— Peter van der 104. _ 
 
 Borekins, Matthew’ 518. 
 Borghiani, Horatio 256, 
 Borgognone 347. 
 Bos, Cornelius 63. 
 ———--———— James 82. 
 Bofc, Claude du 765. 
 Bofch, Corn. van den 63. 
 ——~——. James 82. 
 Boffe, Abraham 416. 
 ——— Antony 340. 
 Both, John pus 
 one Sandro >, Aras 
 oulanger, Jean 386.. 
 Boullogne, Sod deine cof | 
 ———— Louisde . —— 
 
 Bourdon, Sebaftian 323. 
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 . *Brunaryp; Claudia; Fr: 9 Portraits me 1650 
 $8 Brunn, D. Germ. 1 Bachanalian Triumph, 1620 | 
  Brunwy) Francis, Gen. ] Portrait — - 1680 
 
 Beunt, Orazio, Tal. 2 Hitt. and Title — 650° 
 
 ‘46 Braye, Th de Sen. etJun. Germ. various {mall 4 Sh wets, 
 
 R 1580 
 SO*Baxe, Tad: and ifr. Germ. 7 Tall Subjedts a and Titles, 
 
 1580. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 37 Bure hide, W. self 1 Allegorical ons » 1590 
 
 Buno, C. Germ 2 Titles’ &e. il 1650 
 | Buono, Flor. Ital, 2 Portraits —— «1660 
 ‘Ss*Buacuart, Jac. Germ: 1 Portrait — 1689. 
 p Bureéders, Mich. Dutch, — 4 various — 1670 
 iE Buranrorb, Th. Engl. 3 Portraits, 8zo. 1 Map, 1630 
 re BurcuMainr, Hant. Germ. 7 various Hift. in Wood.13/0 
 40 Bus, Cor: Duteh, EA it Re — ~ 1530 
 4d Bis; Cor. 8 various Hitt, R ese 1530. 
 
 Fs Businck, Louis, Dutch, 4 wariotis Block Prints, Hift. R 
 
 6 Seven, fome not in Profefor Chrift 
 7 Five, ditto, very fine 
 
 8 Three ditto, B. M. very old 
 9 Ten ditto 
 
 is Capel, Adrian, v. Germ; 3 Landf, and | Shippta 1660. 
 EC eects seal BL. Vicent. Mali VT Ait. Roo 1540 
 t7 Capuces, Maitrede, 3 Hitt. &c. RR — 1550 
 
 9 Carrerer, G. V. Dutch, 1 Head of Mugglet: m, R 1690 
 ye CAciiany, Paolo, ftat. 1 Etching Mars ane Venus, R 
 1560 
 
 Caruor, James, Fr. 2 Converfation and Hitt. fine, 1620 
 0 Catror, James, Fr. 14 various Subjedis - — 1620 
 il CAmracwona, Jul. Ival, 2 curious, RR _— 1510: 
 ‘2 CAMpacGNota, Dom, Jval 4 curious, RR — 1510 
 \3 CAMPIGLIAa, ee Dom. Jtai. EPoei ait co 1700 
 CANTA-GALLINA, Remegio, 3 Gondolasand Buil ilding, 1600. 
 CAPREOLO, Alehudy, Hal 1 Hitt. R _ 1600 
 
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  Buyren; Mart. v. Dutch, 1 Hil. - — 1580°> + 
 45 By sg, James de, Dutch, 3 Hift. and Port. , = 1600 
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 79 Cortent, Herm. Dutch, | Fig. of Vulcan, & 1570 
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 » Cocet, Anth. Dutch, 3 of Boys, 1 Port. 1680 
 80 CocHiN, Noel. R. fr. 1 Battle, 2 Hift — 1690 
 ~ Cock, ferom. Dutch, 3 Land. 1 Hift. R 1550 
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 81 Cocxson, Tho. Engi. * } Port. of White, fre, tof Armour, 
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 82*Corrker, G. Germ. 1 Port. R —— 162 
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 > *Cokssevox, Ant: 1 Figure, R 1690. 
 83 Cozremans, J acques, Duteh, 6 Hift. Port: and Flowers, 
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 84 Cogenranpr, Lawr. Ditch, 1 Port, —- 1690 
 » *Cornrats, A, Duich, 1 Head ee 1650- 
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 85 Cotrarert, Adr. Dutch, 3 Hitt. 2 Animals, fne, 1600 
 86 Corzaerr, Adr. Dutch, 2 cult and 12 {mall Subje@ts, 1550. — 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 86*CottareRT, Hans, Dutch, 6 Hill. &e. —— 1600 
 87 CorrGnon, Francis, Fr. 3 Hift, and Landf, 1640 
 ie *Coiret,. Louis, Pr 4 Ornam. and Figures, R 1610 . 
 88 Coruins, Rich. Engl. 6 Port. Hift. Title, &e. 1660. 
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 89 Coompss, Peter, Engl. 1 Metz. Hift. fne, RR 1700 
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 . 194 Cornernte, M.. Fr. Btching tas: — 167 
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 % 197 Cor TESI, Gy. Tial. J Etching Hitt. seb Strut Cartert 
 
 
 
 
 
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 198 Coucuer, Jofeph, Dutch,’ .b Pork ne 168¢ 
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 2 Cwanica Lucas, Germ, 5 W ood Cuts,. five, 150 
 202 Cranacn, Lucas, Germ. 1 Aig. jie, 3; ead, 500 
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 205*Creirs, Fr. 1 Btn Ho (eee 1600 
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 206. Cross, Tho. Engl 8 Port. 1 Anim, . ose R640 
 
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 208 Croce. Theod. Germ. °3 Hitt. 1 Port. 7% poe co TB TO 
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 209 Cunotus, Camill. ‘zai. 7 Eig, Titles, &e..R reuiL6da 
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 210 Curr, Bern. Jral, “4, His Seo aaah Kee ae 
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 15 Daren, Corn. v. Sen. et Jun. 
 16 DanxeEgs, Corn. Dutch, 
 
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 230*Dooms, Gafp. Germ. I Port. o-_ : 
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 231*Dourtirer, Fr. 1 Plan of a City —_ 
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 232 DreBBer, A. G. Dutch, . 1 St. John’s Head brought t 
 
 
 
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 * Duranr,J, Engl. 1 Head of James II. R 1680 7 
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 ‘4 Duger, Alb. 2 Heads, 2 Hift. 1 Dogs,. 1,Ir. plate, 1490. 
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 16 Dure R, Alb. Head; Z Hift. 2 Ornam.8zc. wood cuts, 14.96 
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 _ *Epwaros, Peter, Engl. 2 Heraldic os 168C 
 254 Eeckuout, Gerbraud, v. Dutch, 2 fobs waa Heads, ine: 
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 255 Eimmart, G, Chriftop. Germ, 1 Hitt. R  “Stbeee 
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 256 Exper, Will. Engl. 4 Portraits, 1 Fencirg, 2 ) Hitt. 1680 
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 Fasper, John, Dutch, 1 Saint NS eepe 169% 
 tN aAparctus, C. Dutch, (4 Etching, a Saint ; 16% 
 Face, Raymond le, Fr. 4 Etchings, allegorical, 167, 
 
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 264 Farrsorne, W. Jun. 1 ik 1 Port. 1 Death’s Head 
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 265 Faucx, Jer. Polan. 1 Singing, 3 Port. 3 Plowar, 1 Title 
 
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 Dervet, Claude 590. 
 Desbois, Martial 607. 
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 Dolendo, Barthol. 126. 
 
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 Fourdriniere, Peter 804. 
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 Franck, Hans 633. 
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 Frey, Agnes 6. 
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  Panrerti, Caf, Ital, 4 various, allegorical, R © 1690 
 269 Farrar, Benoit, Fr. 2 Madona and Hift. 1 Port. 1670 1 
 270KFakinato, Orazio, Ital, 1 Etching, Hift. RR 1550 | 
 /X¥Farinaro, Paolo, Ital. 3 Etchings, Hitt. RR 1560 74 
 271 Fauriz, Mich. Fr. 1 Port. 1 Hift sa 1650 | 
 Ferre, Val. le Fr. 1 Hift. etching «a ~ 1680 
 iwoFerure, Claude le, &. 1 Etching, Port. 1 Anatom. 
 1670 
 
 Fexice, Sim. I¢al. 1 Archit. : 
 Ferpinanpbo, L. Gérm. 4 of Boys, 1 Port. 1 Hift. etch. 
 * ERG, Jr: JP 4 ip 1640 
 v2 Ferront, Jerom, Ital, 2 Etchings, Hitt. R 1700 
 _ Feverasenn, Sigifm. Germ: 1 Diana and Ateon,R1580 | 
 XM Fiarerti, Odoardo, [tal. 5 Etchings, Hitt. &c. R 1600 P } 
 
 273 Frtirepo, Theod, Ital. 6 Figures, R- — 1670 
 Fecrevu, Gilb, Fr. } Port. t Tent of Darius 1700 
 *Frx1021, Ludv. fal. 1 Hift. RR o— ' 1580 
 274 Frxuraw, John, Engl. °1 Port. I Saint, I Title 1680 
 Frrens; Pet. fr. i Fithes, | Saint, 1 Ornam. 1640 
 
 
 
 -*FLAMAN, ie Oe | Battle, etching, R — 1660 
 75 Fisner, John, Germ, 5 Bible Cuts, tn wood, R 1600. 
 %&Framen, Alb. Dutch, 10 Ktchings, Landf. Fith, &c. 1590 Vad 
 
 *FoAMEN, FEF. Fr, 2 Etchings, Views, R- — 1760. <4 
 76*FLann, H, Dutch, | Etching, Group of Horfes, &c. 1690 
 
 Pretsurercer,J.F.Germ, 4 Port. 1 Prophet, 1 Title, 
 
 . 1660 
 FreisuMan, A.C. Germ. 1 Monument Se PO 
 Freuner, Pet. Germ. 1 Hitt. in wood — 1540 
 Freur, Nic. W. dela, Fr. | Flowers atl 1630 
 
 T7T*FLORENTINO, J.-F. Ital. Temple of Pomona, RR 1540 
 
 *Frorentinus, Balth. Dutch. 1 Title. R ~ 1610 | 
 _ Frorrmur, John, Mal. 1 Head, R — 1620.) 
 78 Froars, Franc. {tal. | Etch. Hift. 1 Head, 1 Hit. PR 1550 2 
 
 
 
 
 
 79 Fo, > Swift, 13 Wood Cuts of various Animals, fine, - 
 1540 
 80 Fontana, Geo. Batt. Zfal. 3 Crucifixion, &c. Hitt. 1570 
 *FontTana, Ger. Ital, 1 Nativity ——. 1570 
 Fontana, Dom. Jtal. 1 Saint 1670 
 | Fontana, Dom. Maria, Ital. Hift, wees 1670 
 \81*Fonruzazr, Ant. Jal. 1 Hit. t Title ee 1540 
 he A ORNAV ERT, 44.P.. ff.) 1 Title ea SA ee 
 | *Fosoman, Greg. Span. 1 Predicator ramets OR os af, 
 Fouvarn, Moles, Fr. 1 Head —— 1690 
 Fornazerts, Jac. Fr. 3 Port. 1 Title — 1600 
 
 $2*FRANCESCHINE, Jul. Lal. 3 Port. and Saint 1600 o 
 | "Francia. F.M. Ital, 2 Port. 2 Saints — 16§0. 7) 
 |> Franw, Hans, Germ. 1 Fountain, 2 var. Port, t Allegor, 7 
 
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 3983 Franco, Bapt. /tal. 6 Hift. 2 Heads, 1 Anim. £. 152 
 284 Franco, Bap. Jal. 1 Hift. in wood, RR. — | 152 
 . Franco, Giac, Ital. 6 Hift. Port.&ce. 159 
 285*FRANCOL s, Louis, Fr. 3 Etchings, Hitt. &ic. fF 163 
 
 ‘a FrentzeL, Geor. Germ. 1 Head, 2 Hift. R i TBC 
 286*FriepLetn, John, Germ. 3 Heads and Titles 169 
 *Frrcreg, Gierolam. Jéal. | 1 Saint — 169 
 Frretvus, Ellart, John, Dutch, 1 Port. mete gf) OO BSE 
 
 Frezza, Giralom, Ital. 5 Serip. Hitt. 1 View, 169 
 287 Frizius, Sim. Dutch, 3 Etchings, Landf, fie, R 164 
 
 
 
 
 
 Frourcx, Andr. Germ. 1 Head, t Hift. R oS ea 
 
 288 Frosne, John, Fr. 3 Port. 1 Title —— 164 
 
 xe . Fruytiers, P. H. Dutch, 2 Port. etchings, ~ » PP 164 
 289 Fuscus, Adam, Germ. 12 of Boys, RB — 154 
 = 290 Fuscus, Adam, Germ, 13 Sea Horfes, 2 Saints, 1 Titl 
 R ; 7 | 154 
 291*Futcarus, Franc. Jtal. 1 Hitt, — 161 
 
 . *Fuertie, Dan.‘dela, Fr. 1 Cyphers: — 166 
 *Fytcari, Sebaft. Ital. ‘7 various Heads nome 16% 
 Furck, Sebaft. Germ, 4 Heads and Titles 166 
 
 292 Fuurer, John. Engi. 2 Hilt. 1 Title, 1 emblem — 16% 
 
 293’ Furnius, Pet. Dutch, 4 Hilt. R . Pe 
 
 % 294 Fyt, John, Dutch, 95 of Animals, etchings, fine RR 164 
 
 295 FursteEnBURG, Theod. Cafp. Germ. 1 Mezz, St. Johr 
 
 Head, fine, unique : “ )G@ 
 
 Theodore Cafpar de Furflenburg wvs a Canon of Mayence, a 
 
 the. fecond Scraper in Mezzotinto known ; whether he lear 
 
 the Art from Colonel de Siegen is not afeertained; if he di 
 
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 gen, was before Prince Rupert; none of his Works have ev 
 
 , been fold in England, and very few are exifiing.. - 
 
 296 FurstensurG, Theod. Galp. Germ. 1 Mezz. Chr 
 
 crowned with Thorns, fine, HER. “163 
 
 297 FurstenpureG, Theod. Gafp. Germ. 1 Leop, Dux At 
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 ‘i 18 Eight, very fcarce and rare 
 19 Fifteen various, /carce and fine 
 
 
 
 
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 998 GALLeEstuzz1, Gioy. Batt. Jal. 5 after Polydore, 16 
 GALLE, Phil. Dutch, 6 Hift. 1 Head, 2 Titles, © 154 
 
 299 Gate, Theod. Fr. 1 Anim. 1 Head — 15} 
 *G. Heflel, Dutch, 3 of the Seafons, 1 Title, « Pe | 
 
 “300 Gauze, Cor. Fr. 11 Hift. &e. 2 are a 
 300 Gatie, Corn. Jun. Fr. 3 Port. after Vandyke, 1 Tit 
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 302 Gammon, Sam. Engl. 
 
 - Gantret, Steph. Fr. 
 
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 303 GAMPERLIN, Van. Germ. 2 Wood Cuts, Hift.R © 1510 
 GamieReE, 1 playing at Dice, R —_ 1640 
 
 2 Heads — 1690 
 
 i GaAttanT, \F. Pr. “1 Eady at:her Toilet — 1690 
 304*Gampera, Lorenzo, Jal. 1 Etching Hilt. Sore R 1600 
 
 
 
 *Gare, Johnle, #.~ 1 Ornament 1610. 
 GARNIER, Antoine, Fr. \3 Saints, alleg. — 16C0 
 GatTTI, Oliver, Ital, 4 Madona, &c. —- 1610 | 
 
 *GASTELLI, Gi. Ftal, -2-Saints, R st 1680 
 
 | ‘*GARINER, C.G. Germ. 1 Wood Cut, RR 1590 
 405 GavuLtier, Leon. Fr. 9 var. Port. Titles, &c. 1610 
 ee Gaurtier, |, fr. ‘lt Port. b Embl. o~ 1630 
 106 "Gouw, G. Dixeh 3 Etchings, PoRerey and Land{cape, 
 
 fine, RR a 1640 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 (08 Gaywoop, R. Engi. 
 09 Gaywoop, R. Engl, 
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 13 GEMIGNIANO, beg 
 
 -*GETHINGE, Rich. Engl 
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 ‘184¢GeERRETSZ, Rembrandt, 
 Shepherds, &c. 
 19yGereersz, Rembrandt, 
 very fine impreffion 
 20yGerReETszZ, Rembrandt, 
 2weGerretsz, Rembrandt, 
 
 l%%Gerretsz, Rembrandt, 
 
 22¢G ER RETSZ, Kembrandt, 
 
 107 Gouw, G. Dutch, 2 Heads, curious Eichings RR 1640 
 
 
 
 3 Port. 1 Title 1660 
 4of Animals, 1 Landf. fe, 1660 
 m. 2 Maps 9 hs 7 eee 1610 
 
 Geventivs, Sigifmond, Germ. 2 Wood Cuts, Hift/R 1530 
 AbgGEter, Claude Lorraine, Germ. 4 Landfcapes, with Fi- 
 
 gures and Cattle, fine etchings, R — 1630 
 
 12 GELLE, John, Germ. 1 Hoift. 1’ Head — 1600 
 - ¥*Gettvus, Giles, Dutch, 1 Title — 1610 
 Gemini, Tho. /ial. 1 Title, 1 Anatom. RR 1540 
 
 Ital. 2 Hilt. 2 of Boys, etchings, R 
 
 jine 1630. 
 
 h- 4G ENOELS, Abrah. D piduhe 5 Etchings, Lanel. fine, 1670 
 Genrtor, B. Dutch, 1 Iron Work = 1690 
 Groret, Gion. Jtal. 7 Port. &e. —_ 1650 
 
 1 Script. Hift. “— 1630 
 
 1@Gerrersz, Rembrandt, Dutch, 5 the Good Samaritan, .. 
 
 
 
 — 1530 
 
 4 various 1630 
 2 the Angel appearing to the 
 _— —_ L630 
 
 1 Lazarus raifed from the Dead, 
 
 1630 
 
 g Rikads YLaendica be, 1630 
 1 Hugo Grotius, fine, 1630. 
 3 of Heads ~— 165Q° | 
 

 
 
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 Nose G Wctesints Alex. Ital. “Laie. RR =e «1606 
 324*Guemert, Hans v. Dutch. 3 Ornam.. = 9) 158k 
 
 _ Gueyy, Will. de, Dutch, 1 Children at Play, 167¢ 
 Gueyy, Jacques de, Dutch, 6 Hilt. 1 Landf,. Reehing 
 
 2 Port. | Title od 159 
 - $25*Gueyn, John James de, Dutch, 2 Hitt. 2 Wood Cuts 
 16% 
 
 '  Gueyn, Jacques de, Jun. Dutch 1 Title, 3 various, 162 
 9  Guezzzt, Pietro Leoni, /éal. . | Hit. 2 Etchings, 1701 
 
 
 
 326 Guisr, Giov. Batt. Jéal. $3 Hilt: — 153 
 ‘ Gurs1, Adam, ftal. 7 Hift. 156 
 327 Grist. Georg. Jial. 4 Hilt. ee JSG 
 328 Guis1, Giorg. Ital. 7 Figures Hift, &c. _ 156 
 329 Guis1, Diana; Ital: 4 Figures and Hitt. R 158 
 
 “330 Girrorp, George, Engl. 1 Head of Latimer, fine, R 162 
 351 Girrart, P, Fr. 2 Hift. 2 Port. 1 Title © —. 167 
 
 ’ Girrart, P, Jun. 1 Port. -— — 170 
 *GeorGrout, Franc. Ant. Ital. 1 Etching } Hit. R 160 
 *Goper, J.G. Germ. 1 Head 160 
 4332 Grorpano, Luca, Jal. 2 Etchings Hitt. fearce, RR 165 
 
 
 
 333*GIOoVANNI, Gidcanie: Ital. .2 Hikt,- --- ‘169 
 Grovawni, Giacope Maria, Iva. 5 Hift. Se. 169 
 
 a 334 Gurauser, John, Ditch, 3 Etchings, Land{, and Hif 
 168 
 
 335 Grockenven, Alb. Germ, 4 Hift. Wood Cuts, &c. fin 
 ae 151 
 i ae Grover, George, Engl. ~ 2 Port: 4 Flitt. pon Titles, 163 
 2 337 Goar, V. iia, 4 various, R ! os 15.1 
 : 338*GoxILLx, J. Fr. 1.Chemiftry ROMs: 167 
 : Gonparp, J. Engl. 3 various ee ae 
 Goereg, f. Dutch, 5 Alleg. % —— ky 170 
 839 Gore, John, Dutch, 3 Metz, and 1 Engr. fine, Re i 
 
 340 Gourzius, Hub. Netherl. 3 Block Prints ae 
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 341 Goutzius, Hen. Netherl, 5 Dead Chrift, &c. ‘Hikt. fn 
 
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 "$42 Goxrztus, Hen, Netherl. 7 Hitt. and Port. 158 
 $43 Goxrzius, Jul. Netherl. 4 Hilt. &c, jine, °- 158 
 
 344 Goos, Abr. Engl. 2 Maps — ~ 162 
 *GousBLom, C. Dutch, 1 Head =  16¢ 
 Gourmonr, J. Fr. Cardinal —— ee 
 
 - *Gouwen, G.v. Dutch, 5 Hit, &c. R 9 — 168 
 345 Gount, Hen. Count. Dutch, 6 var. fine, R - ¥6] 
 x 346. Govun, John Jof. v. Dutch, 1 Mountebank Stage, 166 
 im) Goyrann, Claude,..Fr.” 8 various — . 18s 
 Grapo, Frane. Ital. 1 Head, R —- i 16s 
 
 Near cn, Camillo, Ital; 1 Madona «= — 158 
 
 847 GRANDHOMME, Jacques, Fr. 7 Port. &e.  — 16 
 
 348 Grances, D. ae. Dutch; ° 1 Title —_ Sayer 
 
 Greut, Jof. Germ. ee &ze. eae Le 
 

 
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 ‘Greure rn, G. Germ. 7 Hit. Port. &zc. 1690 
 349 Greuter, Math. Germ. 12-Hift. and various, 1580 
 350 Gripen, Sim. fr. 4 Hilt. 2 Port. one proof, 6 Ornam. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1690 
 51 Gricnion, Jacques, Fr, 4 Portraits — 1690) 
 ~Grirfier, John, Dutch, 1 Metz. 2 Anim. from Barlow, A | 
 e's 1670 
 $52*Grim, Sim. Germ. 1 Head, 2 Views — 1660 
 9 ¥%GRIMALDI, Ab, Bolognese. 4, Etchings, Hift. and Land, c 
 1630 
 153*Grispotpt, Gio. Fr. Gafp. Ital. Titles mw 1620 
 Gronvett, John, Dutch, 3 Hitt. y ‘Uandf. oe etchings, 
 1660 
 ee ick! VSainkiit Se ek 4690 
 | Grunwatp, Math. Germ. 3 Hilt. wood cuts 1510" 
 | Gryp, Dirick, 1 Map o—_ — 1620 
 355 Guexriers, Francis, Fr. 2 Etchings, Saints, &c. 1650 
 *Guazzius, Fred. [ial. 2 Angels a 1650 
 *GUEROREN, Crifp. v.. Dutch, 1 Port, — ' 1630 
 Guerra, John, [tal 1 of Bucephalus,R = — 1560 
 > Guexr, M. v. Dutch, 1 of Iron Work oan 1690 
 396 Guerarp, N. Sen. and Jun. f&. 1 Card. — 1610 
 *GuFER, J. M. A. Germ. 1 Port. — 1680. 
 Cin taatonu Ve Pre} Card, — 1670 
 , GuwnstT, Peter, v. 4 Portraits 1690 
 b57*Guipi, Giov. Cisofibio, Jial. 2 Biehines: Hik. RR 1620 
 | ®Gurpicerut, Lucius, M. /tal. 1 Suliah ee 1680 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 GUEKRIER, Franc. Fr, 1 Etching, _Japiter and Europa, 
 
 Guino, Afcanius, Ital. 1 Dead Chrift, R — > Joag 
 
 
 
 1 *Gouranomtt, Franc. Ital, 1 Saint < Aah 590 
 p59 GuUILLAIN, Sim. fr. 7 various Etchings —* 1610 
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 90 Eleven various 
 
 60 HIARERT, He. Germ. 2 Portraits, fine se 1700 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1620. 
 158 Gurno, Raphael, fal. 3 Hif. &c. ed 
 
 | Hagrren, Nic. v. Dutch, 6 Mifcellaneous 1690 
 powElackarnr, John; Dutch, 1 Etching, a View 1660 
  *Haensperca, J. Duich, 1 Etching, Cattle and View, 
 
 1660 
 | *Hartwecu, Alb. Germ. 3 Port. and Tiile — 1660 
 ’ 162 Harrner, Melchior, Germ. 6 Ornam. and various,’ 1690: 
 ma) Hacens, Chr. Dutch, 1 Port. 1660. 
 1 WagecwecGu, Adrian, 1 Prieft pale, LORS. 
 rt *HAEYLEN, , Dutch, 3 Hittor. &e. ag 1580 
 
 M63 TLAYLER, Mad aer. or Sadeler, Germ. 3 Hifi. | 1670. 
 
 
 
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 « WHarcnt, G, V. Dutch, 1 Hit. = — ery ROLES 
 Hacens, Chrif. Dutch, 1 Title — — 166 
 : *Hartter, M. Dutch. 1 Title —~ — . 16% 
 HaInzELSMANN, E. Germ. 4 Port. —- (168 
 *Hanias, John, Germ, 2 Ornam. . 165 
 
 864 Hauen, Arent. v. Dutch, 3 Metz. Hift. &c. ae 1671 
 
 
 
 365 Hawnivs, Will. Germ. 1 Hift.- 1 Port. — 167 
 *Harspecu, Adr. Germ. 4 Port. 7 170 
 $66*Harms, Gio. Ofwaldo, J¢al. 7, Etchings, ey gly: wit. 
 Build. RR. 176 
 
 
 
 
 
 ... Hareretnpt, Bern. Dutch, 1} Etching, Holy Family, 161 
 367 Haxrpeck, J. v. Germ. 5 Port. and Mafk-heads 161¢ 
 
 *HamMersveipt, Edw. Sim. Dutch, 1 Map — _  161¢ 
 Hawwnas, Marc. Ant. Germ. 1 Hift. wood cut, RR 160 
 *Harrewyn, J. Dutch, 5 Buildings and Plans 168¢ 
 Harrewyn, F. Dutch, 2 Port. 1 Hitt ~— 168« 
 
 368 Harwstus, P. A. Germ. 6 Etchings, var. 1 Title 161¢ 
 *Havusecin, Nic.’ Germs i Porte —- 168¢ 
 
 369 Have, Charles dela, Fr. 2 Port. 2 Etch. Hitt, 166¢ 
 Hayneswortu, Will. Engl, 1 Head, R J 1666 
 
 . S10"H eck ex, Peter, v,' Dutch, 2 Etchings, R 166¢ 
 %- Hecke, John, v. Dutch, 8 Etching of Animals, Dogs, 165¢ 
 
 . $71*Heserte, J. Andre, Dutch, 1 Building — 169( 
 
 
 
 Hecxenpver, Leonardo, Germ. 1 Port. — 167( 
 *Heexe, John, Germ. 1 Ornam. — — 166¢ 
 Heim, W.C. Germ. 2 Port. = — 9 = 165C 
 *Herss, Gottlieb, Germ. 1 Port. Metz. Ane, R 170¢ 
 
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 372" Huwrtcus, Leon. Hal. 2 Heads . 160¢ 
 Hensperco, Jerom, v. Dutch, 2 Hift, _ 166¢ 
 a Herrecounpts, J. Baptifta, Dutch, 1 Etching, Hift. 160C 
 *HerrRerA; D. F. de, Spaniard, I Etching, with Port, 1670 
 
 
 
 ye Herrocks, A. Bvigh of Porrane, ore; — t65@ 
 $75* Hercuor, P. Dutch, 1 Etching, Hift. wale 1630 
 
 - *iHerscu, M. C. Germ. 1 View of a Church, 1610 
 Heypen, Jacques, v. Germ. 4 Port. —_ 1610 
 Hevien, Gonz. v. Dutch, 2 of Wood Cuts 1690 
 &-374 Heuscn, Ab. de, Dutch, 2 Etchings, Landf, fine, RR 
 1660 
 
 375 Hevissen, Corn. Germ. 3 Hilt. in wood, farce, 1530 
 476"HipseLiMAN, Germ. 1 Battle, R — .. 5600 
 Hiviiarp, Nic. Engl. 1 Title, wood cut — 1580 
 
 x Hyre, Laur. de la, Fr. . 3 Eichings, various 1630 
 , 378 Hircurocer, Aug. Germ. 2 Etchings, Hilt. &e. fine, R 
 1540 
 379 Herscurocet, Aug. Germ. $3 Etchings, tN aadh fine, R 
 1540 
 
 380*Hrescuman, I. Germ. 2 Pleads, 1 Title — § 1650 
  *Hocwxner, John Cafper, Germ. 1 Port. a 1650 
 *Horer, Hans, Germ. 1 Hut. coloured wood cul, RRR 1509 
 
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 Goyrand, Claude — 
 Graf, John Andrew - 
 Grahl, Conrad 
 Grandhomme, James 
 Gravelot, Henry 
 Green, James 
 Greuter, John Fred. 
 - Matthew 
 Gribelin, Simon 
 Grignion, Jacques 
 Grimaldi, Giov. Franc. 
 Grun, Hans Baldwin 
 Grunewald, Matthew 
 Guckeifen, James 
 Guercino 
 
 Guernier, Lewis du 
 Guertiere, Franc, dela 
 Guidi, Rafaelle 
 —— Mich. Angelo 
 Guido Reni 
 
 Guilain, Simon 
 Gunft, Peter van 
 
 
 
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 Hackaart, John 
 Haedeler, or Haeyler 
 Halbeeck, John 
 Harefeldt 
 Harlingenfis, Petrus 
 Harnfius, P. A. 
 Harrewin, Francis 
 Hauer, John 
 Haye, Charles de la 
 Hecke, John van den 
 Heemikerke, Martin 
 Heil, Leon van 
 Heince, Zachary 
 Heinzelman, Elias 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 17!I. 
 174. 
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 226. 
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 Henfberg, Jerom von 413. 
 Hertocks, Aue’: 704. 
 Hertz or Hérz,. John ‘4. 34 
 Daniel » ' 350, 
 Heufch, Abr. de 546, 
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 —— William 
 Heyden, Jamés von der 224. 
 ————— John van der 410. 
 Hire, Laurent dela 280. 
 Hirfchvogel, Auguftin 
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 Hoefnagle, George 149, 657. 
 ——_——- James IAQ. 
 Hoej, Nicholas van 519. 
 Hogenberg, Francis 642. 
 
 eres Remiginy */ 6414 
 Hoij, Nicholas van ss 519. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Holbein, Hans 26. 
 Hole, William == 6770. 
 Holl, Elias | 326.. 
 Holle, William 670. 
 Hollar, Wenceflaus j 2a 
 689. 
 
 Hondius, Abraham 22a 
 Henry 222, 671. 
 Jodocus 222, 671. 
 
 
 
 ho William Z2Z2. 
 Hondt, Joft 222, 
 Hooghe, Romain de 635. 
 Hopfer, David 195. 
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 Hove, F. H. van FOS. 
 
 Hubert, Adrian 127. 
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 Huchtenburg, John van 4 
 
 Hulett, fe: i 
 
 ~ Huls, Efaias van 
 - Hulfberg, Henry 
 
 ~ Hulfius, Frederic 
 Huret, Gregoire: 
 Hus, Peter | 
 
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 Jackfon, Robert 
 Jamitzer, Barth. 
 
 — Chriftopher 
 : Wenceilaus 
 Jardin, Karel du 
 ~ Jegher, Chriflopher 
 .. Jenckel, Balthazar 
 Jenkenfon, Antony 
 Jenner, Thomas 
 imperiali, Hieronymo 
 Jode, Arnold de 
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 - Jordaens, James 
 iffelbourg,. Peter 
 Jufter, Jofeph 
 
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 ——W.P.van 300. 
 Lenfant, Jean | 362.) 
 Lens, Bernard ky | 
 ——— ‘Junior’ 784. 
 - Leonard CTU. egg 
 Leone, G. 629 
 
 27 fpotivat: oe 
 King, George - Wished, ke 
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 Kip Saat ot nat | 
 Kirkall, Edward’) 791. 
 Klim, Hans 208. 
 Kobel, James ee 
 Koninck, Salomon — 294. 
 Kohl, Andrew — - 2936 
 Kulenbach, Hans van 23. 
 ‘Kuffel, Melchior 9 3°? 
 Laer, Peter van _. 316. 
 Laguerre, John LEehBogd 
 Lairefle, Gerard - 419. 
 
 Landfeld, Ahafuerusde 115. 
 
 Landgraf, H. France. de 484. 
 Landry, Pierre 5725. 
 
 Lanfranco, Giove | 206. 
 Langlois, Jean Qo... 673. 
 Langot, Francois") « 591. 
 Lafne, Michel 246. 
 Laftman, Nicolas” 492.) 
 Laune, Etienne'de’:- 109. 
 
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 Lauwers, Nicholas 337. | 
 Lederlin, James 143. 
 Leeth, Robert | 646. | 
 Lefebure, Claude 402. 
 Leeuw, Thomasde +. 476. 
 
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 31 Hocenserc, Com. Franc. and Remigius, Dutch, 4 Mapa, | 
 
 1 /. 13978 
 
 - Hocensere, Franc. Dutch, 1 Etching, Hilt. foarce, 158+ 
 ~Hoctwserc, Abr. Dutch, 1 Port. eta) 
 Hournac.e, James, Germ. View ofaCity — 1590 
 HoxzrnacGLe, George, Duéch, 3 of Cities, 1 Wood Cut, 
 
 BC de’ | 1580 
 $2*Hocenserc, John, Germ. 1 Port. 1 Hift, 2 Ornam, 1600 
 Houser, Hans, Junior, Germ. 19 various Wood Cuts, # 
 
 
 
 ae — 1320 
 
 83 Hosein, Hans, Sen. and Jun. Germ. 7 Wood Cuts, R - 
 Binh ok 4 1520 
 
 84 Hore, Will, Engi. 5 Port. and Titles, 1 Map 1610 
 
 85* Hotvar, Wenceflaus, Germ. 3 Port. —_— 1640 
 86 Horrar, W. Germ. 6 Birds and Infeéls, 1 View | 1640 
 87 Horrar, W. Germ. 2 Landf. and View, 6 Drefles, 3 
 | various - : a MAA ELD 
 88 Hottar, W. Germ. 2 Hift. 3 Port. 6 Vignettes 1640 
 89 Hortrar, W,. Germ, 2 of China, 3 Muffs, 4 Animals 
 
 
 
 
 
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 90 Hozrtar, W. Germ. 1 Map, 2 Shipping, 4 Titles and 
 | Monum. | Boy afleep, 1 Order of the Garter 1640 
 ‘91. Hormns, Peter, Fngl. 1 Title a 1670 
 *Houst,’ J. v. Dutch, 2 Maps~ ~ D1 1s Mecaestees 2 2X 1670 
 ~--@htersrein, P. Didch, 3 Port, &c. — 1600 
 
 *Hourmay, Pheod. Germ. 1 Port. ee OSD 
 Honpivs, fort. Dutch, .1 Port. | Map, Title “1590 
 (92 Honovrus, Hen. Duich, 2 Landf. with Cattle, 2 Archit. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 4. Heads, 1 Title | 1666 
 
 193 Honpius, Hen. Dutch, 3-Landf. and View - 1600 
 394 Honpius, Will. Dutch, 2 Port. from Vandyke, 2 various 
 . , i 1630 
 295 Honptivus, Abrab. Dutch, 5 Etchings of Animals — 1660 
 
 396*HoucksTRAT, V. Dutch, 1 Port. R —  —* 1640 
 Hoocue, Romain de, Dutch, 1 Port. 4 Battle, &e, 1680 
 
 308 Hoprer, Dav. Germ. 1 Hift. 2 Heads, R- ey 1530 
 
 By comparing thefe two prints with Struit’s article, Philip Ad- 
 ler, if will immediately be seen the error he and others have 
 got into, and that Philip Adler was a patrician, who was at 
 the expence of erclting the allar-picce, and not the perfon who 
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 401 Horrer,Jerom. Germ. 3 Hitt. farce, R cad 1530 
 402 Hoprer, Jerom. Germ. 1 Hift. 2 Heads, R 1539 
 403 Herrer, Lambert, Germ. 5 Hilt. &c. RRO — 1530 
 404" Horneck, Erafm. Germ. 1 Title —— 1580 
 
 Houpraxen, Amold, Dutch, 6 Etchings various, fine 
 
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 400 Ditto, 2 Altar-pieces, RK ia 1530, 
 
 307 Horrer, Dav. Germ. -3 Infide of Churches, Wo R 1530. 
 
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 405 Hove, F: H.v: Dutch, 1 Hitt. 3 Port. 5 Flowers, &c : 
 
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 406*Hoy, Nic. v. Dutch, 2 Hilt: 1 Head, etching — 16€) 
 | Huserr, Adrianus de St. Germ. 1 Crucifixion 158) 
 tee * Huser, Gafpar, Fr. 2 Hitt, pdtajatety, ton 16} 
 
 
 
 ' *Huperr, Rob, Fr. 1 Map We ATG 
 407 Hutse, Fredr. Germ. 1 Port. ech. fine, 1 Port. 6 Title} 
 _ Humsexor, J. Fr. $3 Hift. 2 Head, &c. ese ts: | 
 x 408*Hunurerys, Creicentiusde, Jal. 1 Etching Landf. Hit}, 
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 . Hurer, Gregory, Fr. 3 Hitt. 3 Port. 1 Title 
 409*Hure, Claude, Fr. 1 Head. lees ‘ 
 
 *Hurst, James, Engl. 1 Head, me?z. fine, RR 
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 410 Huys, Peter; Dutch, 5 Hitt. 1 Title lo 
 “Hurer, Sim. Germ.’ 4 Script. wood cuts 
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 21 Eight, very rare and fine: 
 
 * 22 Thirteen, ditto, fome very finés 
 23 Fifteen, ditto. Pea 
 24 Six, very fine. ae a 
 25 Three, very ancient and fine, 
 26 Two, ditto » ditto. 
 
 411*Jadpix, Jan. Dutch, 1 his own Port, —  - 1686, 
 “Jacciona, Giorslop, file 7 Male pe j 1629 
 Jamirzer, Chr. Germ, 1 Woodcut | — 1540 
 Jamirzer, Weneflaus, Germ. 1 Ornam. "1599 
 *Janet, Bickham, Germ. 1 Anim. — 1650 
 
 , Janet, Sebaft. Germ, 4 Head; 1 Arch... =~). 1640, 
 412 Jacons, Lucas, of Leyden, 6 Hitt. — 1510. 
 
 413. Jacoss, Lucas, of Leyden, 2 Port. 8 various, Jine. 1510; 
 414 Jacons, Lucas, of Leyden, 5 Hift. 2 Ornam. fine? A516, 
 
 415 Janssen, H. Fr. & various fmall fubjeas —, 1570 
 “Jaspers, John Bapt. Germ. 1 Etching Hit. RR © 1650 
 *Jaupine, Nicol. fal. 1 Ornam. — 1Q40 
 
 ; 416 Jarpin, Karel du; Dutch, © 8 Etchings, Cattle, &e. os 
 
 Me 417 Jecuer, Chriftop. fen. Germ. 2 {mall, 2 large Wood cuts 
 
 1580 
 
 418 Jecuer, Chr. Germ. 3 Wood cuts dea A oa 
 *Jecuer, John, Germ. 1 Hitt. RR — 1669 
 419 Jenner, Thom. Engl, 1 Port. of Oliver Cromwell, R™ 
 sg 1659 
 420 JenicuHeN, Balth. and Kermer, Mich. Germ, } Title, RB 
 
 ates AY cog | 1569 
 *Jevisen, Meynart, Dutch, 1 Shipping, R ip ae 
 
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 » Joansuinty Giac. Ital 1 Hitt. Ro a Weary GOO : 
 1 Jove, Peter de, Dutch, 3 non Vandyke, 1 from Rubens » 
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 2 Jone, "peter de, j jun. Dutch, 2 Hift. 1 Port. 2 Titles 1630: 
 3 Jops, Gerard de, Dutch, 1 Hitt. ss 1580 
 “ ~ Jove, Arnold de, Dutch, 1 Jefus and St. ‘Toxn, 1 Card. 
 1660 
 i Jove, Arnold de, Dutch, 1 Land{cape, fine 1660 
 5 Jove, Arnold de, Dutch, 1 Catherine Howard, fine 1660 
 6*Joun, Aug. Dutch, 1 Etching of Heads, R — 1670 
 Jounson, Laurence, Engi. 1 Title, 2 Heads 1600 
 “*Jorrain, —, fr. 1 Head, with emblems 1690 
 Jortat, Marc, Fr. 4 Anatomical ' oe 1530 
 | *JonemAn, D. Dutch, 2 Port. 1700 
 JRJONGE, J. M. de, Dutch, 5 Etchings, Baitles and Anim. R 
 : 1660 
 8*Jones, Henry, Engl. 2 Birds and Figures, embl. 1680 
 | Joncetrnx, J. B. Dutch, 1 Head; 1 Infide of a Church 
 : 1680 
 ( Isac;jalpar; Fr. 2 Hilt. 2 Heads, 2 Titles 1620 
 9 Jones, John de, Dutch, 1 Port. of Speelman, RR = 1684 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 a owcenhany Dutch, 2 Etchings of Anim. fine, R 1680 7” 
 Oo IsELBOURGH, Peter, Germ. 4 Port. 2 Titles 1620 
 1*Irarra, Solom. Ital. 1 Port. ~ 1640 — 
 | ¥JuGe, le, iy.:, 2: Alleg. —. — 1690 
 *Junewirrn, F. X. Germ. 1 Ornam. —~ 1690 
 
 Juster, Jofeph, f/al. 2 Madona, &c. co 1690 
 Q JuvVANI, Araectice, Ital. 1 Crucifixion, 1 Etching, Ane — 
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 26 Twenty-three, various, 
 27 Nine, ditto, and fome with K. 
 
 5¢Karrvs, Pet. Dutch, 1 Title, 2Maps — — 1600 
 
 
 
 -Kacer, Mathias, Germ. 2 Hift. —_— 1600: a4 
 ) Katte, Alb. Germ. -1 Head, 2 Titles — —§,.1640 ; 
 14 Katbuna, Hans, Germ. 9 Wood Cuts, R *® 1510 yA 
 /5*Kanvex, Dav. Germ, 10 Wood Cuts Sid TR Se 
 16 Kartrarius, Marius, Germ. 5 Hitt. 2 Titles BSCQS Ga 
 7? KeLweEr, George, Germ. 2 Titles, } Shipping FORO 4 
 
 Kerver, James, Germ. 4 Wood Guts, Be tn 1540 ° 
 8 Kessext, Theod. v, Dutch, 1 Battle, 3 Hift. 5 Animals y 
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 | o*K Hox, Andr. Germ. 2 Port. | Small Anim, 1630 eg 
 
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 441. Kixtan,)Wollang, Germ.» 3 Port, 3 Hitt, tec, fe ee 
 
 
 
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 #42) Krvran, Philip, Germ. , 5 Potter 168 
 44S Kugrang Barth.;Germ. 9 Rots: .: = _ 168 
 444 King, Dan. Engl. 3 to:Dugdale’s Monat. 165 
 
 : Kays, Peter, Dalal 1 Wood Cut, Ri, Rh 
 ‘Kip, Will. Engl. 1 Map ae HAT e Ms 160 
 
 oy Kip, John,.£xgl. . 6 various fubjefis 168 
 445*Krrine, Alex. Dutch, 1; Etching Landf, ie sper. 164 
 
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 coo Kirtensrery, C, Dutch, »3:the, Senfes, 1 Camp, RR 163 
 
 —ACOFK LENISTRATL® G. Ww. Germ. 1 Plan’ 
 
 bos Kum, Hans, Germ. 1 Small Fight; Ro. = -16¢ 
 © *Kioprer, J. Germ? 2 Port..82e, | —— 169 
 ©) Kovpst, Jacque, Germ. 2 Warriors, wood Cuts’... Wem 
 «| Ko'ck, John, Germ. 1 Head iad i 3 
 oo Kocn, M: Dutch, Inftallation Ceremony pita  16¢ 
 
 447) Kontinex, Stn 2 Etchings. of Heads, fine, RR “166 
 448 Kraus, J, Ulrick. | Gera. 2 Port, ‘Rents of Buildings 
 
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 Os KKRavsseag Johanna Sybilla, ; Germ. 2 Landf; | 4 Alle; 
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 449 Kruc, Louis, Germ. 3. Hitt, oe paid Reena 
 oo *Kguee|r,D. Germ. Por. eae b 16% 
 “450 KusEL; Matthew, Germ. 1 Port. fine a ea "166 
 
 i: Kusert, Melchior, Germ, 1 Bate, 2 Yat, 2. Port, 
 
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 Sees). “Kuse LL, Elias, Germ. 1 Title with Head — 166 
 
 ~ooo*Kusten, Johanna Sybilla, Germ. 1 Hift, sapien 168 
 
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 ae ©) *Larresse, J. Dutch, Figure of Alexander” - .° “168 
 x 452 Larresse, Gerard, Dutch, bedi ie ah § ei oats 8 167 
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 A538 Lage p, Francis, Engl. 1 Canterb. Cathed. 2 Maps 16} 
 *LAMORLET, Francis; Fv J ais 3 Po 16% 
 
 7 454*LaMBar, Go Puiteh; 1 Etching, demolithing.a Church, & 
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 53 isin, Nicol. MG saiehngso of Figures, Be. RR 1640 
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 Lassagus, Nicol. =— bof Figures ¢ ~~ — " =7650 
 LAPT, Giov, Ital, .2 Hift. ig 1690 
 39 LARMESSIN; Nicol. Fr. 5 Part. « — 1660 
 60 Laswe, Mich. Fr. 3 Port. 1 Title, 5 Hitt. &e. 1620 
 _ Lasrman, Nicolas, Germ. 1,Head _ 1620.) 
 . Lavxrenrio, Cefare, Ital, 2 Heads - — 1620 
 61 Laune,. Steph. dé, Fri, Various fmall Ornam. 1570 
 
 -*LAURENTIUS, Jacob; ftal. 3 Hilt. from Polydore . 1630. 
 
 62 Lauri, Giac: Ital. 6 Hift. and Titles — °* 1610 
 ‘63 Lauron, Marcellus, Dutch, 4 Etching’, var. R 1680 
 
 64*Laurensacx, Henry, Germ.: -3 Wood Cuts, 4 Etchings, | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 65.Lauwers, Nicol. Dutch, ~1 Port. ——— 1650 
 ' “Lavwers; Conrad; Ducay “ik Hite gy Anunals,er-~ 1660... 
 K -*Laver, Peter, Dutch, 6 Animals, &e. — 1640 
 66 Lezuw, Will. de, Dutch, 1 Etching, after Rembrandt, 
 
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 *LEDEROER, J: Pusch; 1 Port... sr — 1690 
 = *LEFILS, pee! Ai Gard: A aris ho weet 6.1 1690 
 ei*Leaes, Hi rots, 1 Title Jee —_ 1650 
 ; Lenfant, John, Fr....7 Port. bee — 1650 
 
 | LIEGE L; Godfrey, Smif 3 Wood Cuts; &e:: ==. 1520 
 48 Lens, Bernard, Sen, Exgi, 5 ’Mezz. var, Pichings 1690 
 69 "Lion, G. le, Tas Saint: 400 at — 1550 
 
 ‘Leowany, Jk, Dutch, 1 Mezz. 1 athel Portraits, 1670 
 
 ESL cons, G: Tal, ..2 Etchings of ‘Animals —~ 1690 
 
 
 
 70. Leont, Oétav. and Hippol vi Tial.. 3, Heads + 1680 | 
 *Lepiriinz, C. A. de; B.. ¥ Ornam:. A 1690 
 iplercquy dh M, pare. 2 Port: 1 Plane ow 1670 
 » Ubu, Tho.de,.fr. 2 Hilt: 4 Parti, .xwomet ay 0.11880 
 1*LIBERALIS, Georg. ‘dois I) Heads wood cut; Ri. F560 
 i» Whip, George, Engl: ( L'Portoof Charles’: .¢ +1) 11670 
 |, Lterrink, Hans, Germ: 2 Hitt: — | 1630 
 | #Lrcuaeoor, Anth. Engl. 1 Chefs-board, with Ornam. 
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 ATS Locuon, Mich. v. Dutch, 2 Hitt. — 163 
 bio buon. B. v. Dutch, 1 Crucif: 7 Small Ornam. 159 
 («< Leecnon, Rene, Fr. 4 Port. 1 Vafes, 8c. : 165 
 476. Lopce, Will. Engi. 1 Etching of View in Scotland 16§ 
 . Lopcan: David, Dane. 3 Port..5 various — ~J6§ 
 .  *Loccan, Will.. Engl. 1 Alleg. jine, RR am fl 6S 
 A77*Lopi, James, Jéal. .1 Head, 1 Hift. . — 164 
 Losmans, Arnold,-Dutch, 1 Garden path Fig. 2 Heads 
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 Ko tmeymLorr, Nicol. Fr. 4 Groups of Boys, 1 Port. “368 
 478 Lorr, Alexis, Fr. 2 Hift. 1 Ornam. wee 16¢ 
 Lorsy. Peter de, Fr. 1 Port. 1 Hift. | — 164 
 » ‘Loisex, Jacob, Fr. 2 Hilt 4 Buildings. &ce. hE 
 479; Loui, Lorenzo, Ital. . 3 Hitt. r- 1G 
 *Loxrinck, Balthazar, Germ. 1 Port. — 16: 
 -‘LomBarp, Peter, #/.. 2 Hift. 1 Tide — 16¢ 
 
 480"°LomBart,-Peter, Fr. 5 Port. | is 16 
 481 Lommexin, Adrian, Dutch, \.4 Vuhilgher 8 6 Heads. 16: 
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 . 482: Lons, D.E.. Dudek, 7. Hitt. “piu tee hg 
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  *Loerenzi, Giov. Ant. Ital. 1 Etching Hitt, 16 
 483 Loricu, Melchior, Germ. 1 Hift. 4 Sia Hitt. &e. 
 
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 484* Love, Pereg. Engl. $8 Heads, RR _ 16 
 
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 85 Lupin, James, Fr. 3 Port. : See 1690 e 
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 86 Lucini, Ant. Franc. J¢al. 2 Buildlings ps 164 
 Lwrtivs, Phil. /fa?. 1 Hitt. —. 1690. 
 Lurma, James, Dutch, 1 Landf. 1.Head, 1 Fountain, % 
 Shields, all etchings — 1G50 
 
 87 LurMa, Janus, Dutete pa: 2 Hoaite: done by a chisel, fire 16809 
 88 Lurrrec, &. Engl, 1 Mezz. of Arthur Earl of Eilex, fine, D 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 89 Luyxen, John, Dutch, 5 Hitt. 1 View, 1 Title. + 4670- 
 ‘90*Luncuis, Ant. Maria de, Jéal. 1 Etching, Hilt. RR 1690 
 o*bLuynan,; C./ Dutch,...2 Hilt. —- 1700 
 *LYNE, Rieh. Engi, 1 Genealogy — i 1570 * 
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 ahs TER, Anna, Engl. 2 of Sheils, — 1680 
 _*Lux, J. Dutch; 1:Port; ~— —_ L680: . 
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 91*Mazs,P. Germ. 2 Etchings, Alleg. 8 1650 
 . *Macrore, Steph. Span. 2 Hitt. R —- 1690 
 | Macer, Gioy. /éal, 3 Fountains and Buildings 1600 
 92*Marrtor, —, Ir. 1 Plan sins , 1700 
 *Matne, George, Scotch, 5 Anim. and Flowers, R. 1680 © 
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 93 Mayor, aac, Germ. 2 Land. es 1620 7 
 Marus, Johan. [tal, 1 Fire-works, 1 Medici Fam. 1600 
 Mine y: Charles de, 7 Hift. 1 Title — 1600 
 
 94 Matpuccr, Bern. I/al. 10 Wood'Cuts, Triumphs of Ce- o) 
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 95 Maxpucctr, Bern. fen. Jéal. 2 Wood Cuts, RR 13009 
 ' Man, eects de, Dutch, 1 Vandyke Head, R 1640 Dp 
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 (96 MANTEGNA, Andrea, /iai, . 4.Hift. R ane’) 4 LOBO 
 
 
 
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 197 MAnTEGNA, janes Ttale 2 Hitt... R oes 1680. © 
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 -O8*Mareiui, M, Angelo, Liaked i ae R — 1609 
 *Marecur, Andrea, Iai: > 1 Hitt. is 1600 
 ‘99 Maxinus, —,- Dutch, ed I Bait, 2 Dutch Pieces, R Z 
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 ‘* 502 MaRiefTeE, John, - Fr. 2 Figures, &e.*: ny LeU ae 
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 -'503*Mane, dela F. J. FB 1 Head, Rome 16¢ 
 ©” | Marsnart, Will Engl. “1 Fairfax on Horfeback 164 
 *Martin; G. Dutch, 1 View, R-°**% «= WE TR 
 
 
 
 604*Marson, R. Engl. 1 Head of Liean 164 
 ‘¢ *Martino, Marco fan, Jal. 4 Etchings, Hift. ‘&e. R 166 
 
 
 
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 504 Masson, Ant. Fre. 1 Port. Grey Headed Man; bery Jee) 
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 | 805 Masson, Ant. Fr. 2’Port. fie Aes Nw _ 166 
 x » Masson, Madeline,’ Fr. ' 3-Port, Cente T GG 
 606 Matruam, Adrian, Fr. 4 Hilt. &e. OPort. ‘163 
 
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 * 507 Marna, Theod, Fr 6 Port. from Vandyke, &e. 163 
 508 Maruam, Jacques, Fr. 2 Port. 4 Hitt. — 19 
 
 509 Marutevu, Janne, Fr: 1 Head . 165 
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 510 Matsy’s, Coe Dutch, 7 Hitt. 2 Heads, 1 Ornam. R154 
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 514 Maurer, Chriftop. Germ. 11 Wood Cuts, 1 Title, R’ 
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 516 Mecueny, Ifrael, v. Germ, 1 Hitt. fine, ae fo hiner oie 
 517 Mecue cn, Ifrael, v. Germ. 2 Hilt. fine, R'''” © 148 
 ‘618 Mecnretn, Track v. fen. Germ. ~ 1 Small Hitt. 147 
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 520° Mercauri; M. détal.” 3 Head. Roo 4s 168 
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 521 Mers, Libs Girne Or Hits 166 
 , MeLagr, Adrian, Dutch, 4 Heads, 2 Titles, 2 Hitt. 165 
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 S40 Morin, Jean, Fr. 1 Madona, 4 Port. 2 Landf. © 166¢ 
 SAL Monat. Edme, Pr. 2 Heads, ¥ Build, — 167¢ 
 
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 542*Moraces, Louifa, Span, 4 Etchings, emb. R* 167¢ 
 
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 549 Morentin, Gerard, 2 Port. of White, &c. RR  162¢ 
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 555 Muratrori, Dom. Maria, Jal. 1 Head — 169( 
 
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 5 Neve, Francis de, Dutch, 2 Etchings, Landf. ‘ 1680 . 
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 8 Noupe, Peter, Dutch, 2 Etchings, Landf. 2 Dutch: 1640 
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 3 Ostape, Adrian, Dutch, 5 Dutch Subjects, fine 1640 
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 *Perrr, Adam, Germ. 1 Port. 1 Title — 1520. 
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 611 Prace, Franc. Engl, 4 Animals, 7 of Shipping, &e. 1 
 612 Prace, Franc. Engl. 2 Mezz. Heads. fine, * I 
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 24 Porta, Jofeph Salviati, Ifa?, 19 Various, Hift. wood cuts 
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 29 Portius, A. Ifa. } Hilts R : — 1630 
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 . *Pouwetszoon, Claes, Germ. 1 Hitt. R —_- 1680 
 26 Porter, Paul, Dutch, 3 of Horfes and Cows, fine, R 1650 
 27 Porrer, Paul, ‘Dutch, 4 of Cows, fine, R 1650. 
 28 Prax, Etienne de, Fr. 1 Head, ——- 1630 
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 9 Procacrny, Camillo, Jal, 2 Ktchings, Hilt. fine 1590 » 
 30*PROCACCINI, Andr. fai, 3 Etchings, &c. Hif, 1590 
 
 «¢ Prov, Jacques, 1 Etching, Landf, Hitt, paint 1660 
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 32 QUEBOREN, Crifp. v. Dutch, 6 Port. 1 Saint 1680 © 
 3 Queriinus, Erafm. 1 Title, 2 Etchings, St. John and ‘ 
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 4 Quewerrerre, Guil. dele, Dutch, 4 Ornam, 1680 — 
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 | Qurrer, J. H. Dutch, 2 Mezz. Port, — 1670 ; 
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 _ Razrus, P. Germ, 11 Bible Wood Cuts, R 1570 
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 640 Raiméwbt, M: Antonio, Ital. SHIR fuer | 8 
 641 Rarmonnt, M. Ant. Jal, 6 Hift. &c. mes 151 
 642*R aiNoipus, Hieron. Ital. 2 Triumphal Arches 15: 
 
 *RANCURELLUS, Raym. Jial, 2 of Cities — 15 
 
 - Ranpon, Claude; H. 2 Hift. 1 Port: 16 
 643 Ranscner, John, Germ. 7 Etchings, Tandl. 7 jine, ER 
 oe Par 15 
 644 Ravenna, Silveftre, Jial. 4 Hitt. 1 Saint 15) 
 Ravewnna, Marco, /éal. .3 Hift. i — ; 15. 
 645*Rawtrns, Tho. Engl. 2 Titles —— i¢ 
 
 *Hiten ge: Ant. Cher. lat. 2 Hitt: 6 
 REGNARD, Valerian, ag i Title, 3 Hift. 2 > Sutnith | ae 
 
 646 Reonesson,-Nic. Fr. | 4 Port. fine 16 
 
 - *Rernnarnp, And. Gerni. 1 Hift. —_ 171 
 *Renter, Barth. 1 Saint, etching — 1G 
 *Re1rz, J. Germ, 1 Infide of Church — 171 
 Res, Matth. Germ. 1 Building Re ines 
 
 uf Rempranor, vide Gorretz, ‘ peat 
 Remsdarp, Ch. Germ. 1 Tapeftry, i Head 1a 
 
 64.7 Rent, Guido, Ital: 3 Etchings, Hilt. fine — 16 
 648 Rent, Guido, Jial. 3 Kinkine s, Hilt. fine  — ( 
 549 REVERDINUS, C. Jéal, oHG. 2 Friezes A ae 
 *Reuscuoor, F. v. Dutch, 1 Eiching, Sporters 
 *ReuTimMan, John Conr. Germ. 4 Ornam. 
 mene REUTTER, Hans Will. Germ. 1 Plan ey! 
 ReyNo tp, Nicolas, Engl. 1 Map — . AS 
 60 Risura, Guifeppe, called Pile lee ee 4. Heal 
 ral I Saint, etchings 
 
 gO) Rip Rizegs, Guil. called Spapuntels, Span. 2 @ Etchings. : : 
 
 
 
 —— Breer, Marco, Ital. 1 Landf. eiching = FP 17 
 Riccroxtnt, N. Ital. 1 Hitt. erching, R s} 
 
 €52*Kicner, L. Germ, 2 Hilt. 2 Maps ~ real 
 Ritus, Mich. Engi. 1 Madona, etching, RR 5. 
 Rivazz, M. A. Fr... 1 Hilt. etching = = — | ig 
 *Rixon, Edw. Engl. 1 Port. mezz. RR — 16 
 
 ~ 65% Roser, Nicol. Fr, 7% Ornam. and Flowers, 3 Birds 
 *ROBER DAY; —, Fr. 1 Ornam. ie — 
 654*Ropertt, Cefare, fal. 1 Hift. RR — 
 *Rornenrus, Paulus, Germ. 1 Port. — 
 655 Ropetra, —, Ital. 2 Hilt. fine, R — 
 656*Ropiitart; J. Fr. 1 Port. — 
 Rosvusti, Giac. Tintoretto, Jia. 1 Fone RR 
 Rocuers, Edes, Fr. 1 Port. — 
 Roprvus, R. Germ.’ 1 Wood Print, R  ° — 5 
 Roce, Hans, Germ. 1 Title, 12 Bible Wood Cuts 15 
 
 657 ee —, Dutch, 1 Head, fine, etching, R 16 
 ene Ropinson, Engl. 3 Mezz. Birds, Game and Fifh, J 
 
 —-ARosry, Giov, Tal, i Altar fee 16 
 
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 Parrocel, Jofeph . _ 440. Picault, Pierre rehe yn nGeBt 
 Pas, Pafss or Pafle, Crit Piccina, Gajetano =. .41t.. 
 pe van ~ 106, 663. Piccioni, Matteo — 369. 
 Magdalen _—< Picou, Robert io hOO bs 
 ——— Simon ——— Pine, John > 7974: 
 —— William Pitau, Nicolas 428. 
 Paicalini, Giov Batt. 509. Place, Francis Fi 26 
 
  Paffari; Bernardino 187. Platenberg, Matth. van very 
 Paflarotti, Bartolomeo 185. -—————— Nicolas de 
 Pafti, Matteo Pref. note az. Plattemontagne,Matt-de498.. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 atavinus, Cefar 189. Pieginck, Martin 18 Puue 
 Paticina, Philip-Adler 30. Po, ~Pietro del 305, 
 Paul or ‘de Paulis, An- Podefta, Giov. Andrea 510. 
 drew os Ss 530. Paitly, Francois de - ee 
 Peirce, Jean. ies os 328. — Jean Baptifte —— 
 ——-— Pierre eel — Nigelas —— 
 Payne, John, 664. Pollaiolis Antonio tha 
 Peacham, Henry 686. Pond, Arthur» 798. 
 Pennis, Luca eh aide Pontius, Paul .. 256, 
 Pents, Penz, or Pens, Pooft, Francis . 384. 
 fit A SeOrge. seo 14.0. Popels, John 531s 
 Perac, Etienne duy or  Perter, Chomas 667. 
 _ Stephanus:Peracius 108, . Potefta, Andrea 439 
 Perelle, Adam 502. Patter, Paul: ;). Pyickee 2 
 —— Gabriel —— Pouflin, Gafpar . 315. 
 — Nicolas — — John a 
 Periecouter 45. Pretton, Thomas 802. 
 . Rener, Francis g42, .Pricke: Robert aa 
 ems wi | : ia: Procaccini, Andrea } ste 
 Persifin, james 71, ——- Camillo 9h; 
 Perflyu, Regnier de 98s, o—————- Giulio Céfare — 
 Ferngine 401, 
 Pefarefe 304. Cn aee e : 
 Pefne, Jean Rag. nat, Peter 314. 
 
 ~ Petri, Pietro di 480. Quebooren, Crifpin 532. 
 Picart, Bernard 398. Quellinus, Erafmus 278, 
 
 —~—-— Etienne we bert 278, 403. 
 
 | | woe laa a Rabel, 
 
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 Rabel, Daniel “2038 
 sy Jean —— 
 Ragot, Francois g7our 
 eo ei Marco Anto- 
 
 : 17, 
 Rage! Cuftos ak 
 Ravenna, Marco di 29. 
 ———— Silvefterde 188. 
 Ravignano 
 Regiomontanus Pref. 
 
 Regnartio, Valeriano 487. 
 
 Reegneffon, Nicolas 620. 
 Reich, Wendel 27, 
 Rem, ’Matthew » 317. 
 
 Rembrandt van Rhyn 279. | 
 
 
 
 Reni, Guido wats 
 Reuter, F. A. 7%, 
 Reynold, Nicholas 655. 
 Ribera, Jofeph di 277. 
 Ringel, Gotthard Sts 
 Rivalz, Antoine 474. 
 Robert, A. 621. 
 
 Nicolas —— 
 Robufti, Jacomo 43), 
 Rogel, Hans 92. 
 Rogers, William 653. 
 Rogman, Roland 249. 
 
 Rolt or Rolli, Giofeppe 452. 
 -Romftaedt, Chriftian 443. 
 
 Roos, John Henr 395. 
 ~Rofa, yaks 4 oe 
 Roffi, Hieronymo err 
 Rota, Martin 98. 
 -Rotermans 706. 
 Rovero, J. Mauro 209. 
 Roullet, Jean Louis 433. 
 Roufieau, Jacques 392. 
 
 en Gilles 
 Sieape Peter Paul’ 
 
 ol woude 
 Rugendas, Geo. Phil. bret ve 
 Ruota, Martin Gc 
 Rupert, Prince a i Bp ; 
 Ruft, Luprecht c or Tarps 2) 
 
 
 
 Lubert . Pref. 
 Ruyfdael, Jacob rsgaot | 
 “Ruyter, N. gg 
 poi Nicholas ert 
 Ryfbrack, eg he 
 Ryther, “Anguftine: L 656. 
 Sacchi, Carlo iets: 
 
 Sachtleeven, sip acs if ts 
 
 
 
 
 
 Sadeler, Magen ie iv 
 John — 
 ——— fuitus — 
 iti Marke iste -nsaewes 
 ——— Raphael ans 
 Saenredam, John ©) ar7.- 
 André Bry ik 
 S. Jean, J. Dieude 639. 
 Salimbeni, Ventura» ~154. 
 Salvator Rofa 318. 
 Sambin, Hugues ava 
 Sanna James *)  ooraygs 
 Joachim => = 
 John James ==. 
 Sufanna Maria— , 
 Santi, Horatio, © 9. 4% 
 Sas, Chriftian © 99) 544. 
 Savage, J. sm EBs 
 Sauberlich, Laurence « ‘164. ° 
 Savery, 5. 699. - 
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 679 Ae ec N. de, Ditch, 1 Shipp’ ing ce 1680 i 
 y Rycwemans, Nich. de, Dutch, 3. Hitt. —, 1660. 
 1@80. Rysspack, Peter, Dutch, 3 Biches Landf. R 3 1680. 
 
 Monograms, | 
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 - 33 Fourteen, various, very fine and raré, | 
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 2 
 
 6S1®SACKLEVEN, Cornel, Diiele 3 Animals, 7 7 Sniall Figures,F 
 
 J RE — ry — 1640, 
 582*SacHLEVEN, Coenelins. Dak 1 View, l Farmer’s Boy, 
 is etchings, RR — — 1620 
 
 383 SACHLEV.EN, Herman, Dies: 7 Etchings, Landf. R 16404 
 84 SADLER, John, Dutch: sek Pulte 2 Port. 1 Landf. 5 Hif. 
 
 1580 
 ig5 Sapter, Raphael, Dutch, 1 Title, 1 Pad, 1580 
 186 SADLER, Aigidius, Dutch, 2 Port. fine, 3 Hi, * 1600 
 .. “Sapier, Jutt. Dutch, 1 Hitt. — 1600 
 37 SADLER, /egidius, Dutch. ‘4 Port. fine _ 1600 
 
 88 SADLER, Raphael, jun. 1 Title, 1 Landf. 5 “Hit, 1600) 
 p89°SapverR, Tobias, Dutch, 2 Hilt. 5 Small various, R 1660 
 90 Sea E HA se) John, Dutch, 3 Hitt. 2 Port. 1600 
 $9-SacemsBinti, Ventura, /ial. 3 Hilt. R — hie 
 
 SALLARTS, A. Dutch, 2 Heads, 4 Hult, 2 Wood Hit. . 
 
 
 
 SaLamanca, Anton. Ital, 2 Heads 
 
 
 
3 “Bieene 4 Will. Enzi, 2 Titles. 1 Map, 1 Port, | 1590 
 
 
 
 
 ~ *Rocerus, Solom. Dutch, 2 Maps — 161 
 $5MRocman, Roland, Dutch, 4 Etchings, Land, > 1620 
 oe -*ROGMAN, Geitrat, ‘3 Converlation, &c. R - 1630 
 660 Rott, Jofeph, Iva. 2-Hift. ¥ Title, eee, 1680 
 ‘x*Romsour, Theod. Dutch, 2 Etchings, Hift. fxe, R 1620 
 r ‘Romstert, Chriftian, Germ. 2 Port. 1 View ; ee 
 661 Roos, J. Hend, Germ. 1 Landi. 2 Cattle, 2 bey P 
 x - 1660 
 f #Roos, Theod, Dutch, 1 Landf, oe 1650 
 1 662*Roxcuo, Alb. Zeal. 1 Port. 1 Script. = = -_ 1596 
 ~~ *Roavess, Cl. Dutch, ‘1 Port. oe 1666 
 
 *Rosa, Francine: Jtal.. 2 Hitt He — ‘1660 
 
 663 Rosa, Salvator, Ital. 6 Etchings, Hift. — 1640 
 
 cen Ross Ferrante, tal. 3 Etchings, Hift. R 1590 
 
  665*Rosario, Guileppe, Lal. 1 Title -_ 1600 
 ; RK *R Ssenti, Dorh, ‘igi: 3 Utalian Views — 1670 
 . Ross1, Girolano, tal. 2 Hift. 1 Port. 1 Boy, etching 1650 
 666 Rostoniaxt, Giofeppo hae, Ital. \ 2 Wood Prints, fine, 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 
 — 1550 
 
 687 Royal Martin, Ital. 2 Dar of Todt _ 1560 
 668 Rora, Martin, Jéal, 3 Hift. 2 Heads, 1 ae 1566 
 —669* Rota, Agoftino, fal. 1 Saint, R 167¢ 
 
 Révitrer, J. Louis, Fr. ~3°Port. 1 Hitt. a 167 
 ieadese Giles,. Fr, lon coe i Tie, 2 Hitt. 
 
 
 
 Nena tt 
 10 Ravine. Giles, Fr.’ 2-Port. — 1656 
 Rousseau, Jacque, Fr. @ Land’, ea ee ea BE 
 RoussiEReE, dela, Fr.. 1 Port, | i 169¢ 
 Roy, Uenr. la, Fr. 2 Fith and Anim. 1 Map 16IC 
 RytHer, Auguft. Engl. 1 Map — “157q. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 671 RUuBENS, Peter Paul. Dutch, 1 St. Catherine, sie, R 160¢k 
 4672 Runens, Peter Paul, Dutch, 1 Head, 1 Saint, 1 Small 1601( 
 673 Rucuoite, Giles, Fr. 1 Chrift, 3 Port. 1 Title, } Arm} 
 
 : eA % 1681 
 *Rurron, James, Germ, L Title, 1 Port, 3 Ceeaiey, "a 
 
 *Ruece, John, Germ. 1 Port. ay tab A ta 
 674 Rucenoas, Geo. Phil, Germ, 1 Mezz RR | 169 
 : Ruceeri, Guido, fal. 1 Hift. Ry > 1551/0 
 
 *Rumprius, E. Germ. 1 Port. 9) = @ 163] 
 6795 Rupert, Prince, Germ. 2 Heads, ment. one, Suppofed uniqu 
 
 fine, RR —* — —_ 163) 
 
 The Old Man’s Head in this lot is defcribed by Evelyn, but n 
 
 . having been feen by Dr. Chel ore he has miflaken it for t, 
 | Print in Evelyn’s Book. - | 
 666 Rubert, Prince, Germ, 1 Soldier with Spear, oie: I) 
 fe very jine, RR — “1h 
 6717 Ruyspau, Jacob, Germ. 1 Small } Ronde ‘fue, RR 16th 
 878 Ruyspat, Jacob, Germ. 2 Large Landf. fine, R 16] 
 
 
 
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 ( apes: Andes! Pat, 3 Heads 1 Tile!” jieoo » 
 _ Sattzsurcer, 2. Germ 1 Hift. 1 Birds, 1 Wood Hift. 
 1580 
 
 2 Sancris, Horatio de Aquilanas, Ttat. 9 Hift. fre, R 1560 _ 
 93 SANDRART, Joachim, fen. Germ. 2 Heads, from Titian 
 | 1630 — 
 
 4. Sawok ART, Jacob, Gorm, 4 Port. 1 Hit. 1 Title 1660 
  Sanprart, Sufannah, Germ. 1 Hift. !} Fountain 1680 
 4 Samprast, Jacob de, Germ. 2 Port. 1 Equefician 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 : ae 1660 
 *Sanprarr, Joachim, jun. 1 Hift. R -- 1660 
 OLiuakr: Lawrence de, Germ. 1 Title NOES We 184, 
 
 95 Santvoort, A. Dutch, 1 Port. 1 Hit.  —~ 1660 
 
 Sanutvs, Julius, fial. 1 Small Hitt. — 1530 
 DARABAT, |. Fr. 2 Port. mezz. R — 1699 
 SARAGON, J. Germ. 2 Port, R oe 1640 
 
 6 Sarro, And. del, //al. 2 Hitt. RB ———— 1510 
 
 7 Sartorius, J.C. Germ. 1 Title, 2 Hitt. 1690 
 
 ' *Sartortus, J. Taenb, 1 Saint, id vs . 1690 
 
 |. Savace, John, Engi. 2 Port-| me 1680 
 
 SAURERLICK, Laur. Germ. 1 Port — 1590 
 
 1 Savory, Solom. Dutch, 1 Port. wee 1630 
 
 ) Sauve, John, Dutch, |! Hift. ere 1680 
 
 - *®Savoven, Cor. v. Dutch, 1 his own Port..R - 1680 
 
 98 Savery, Solom. Dutch, 2.Titles, 2 Shippin i, 4 Porte 
 
 } Small Subjects — — — 1630 
 
 W9*SaveryY, Roland. Duich, 1 Tree, atching: R 1610 
 
 ) ScaiperGs, Peter, F&. 1 Title, 2 Hit. and 1 Landt, 
 
 (h etching — — — 1630 
 *Scatxen, Godfrey, Dutch, 1 Port. sue 1680. 
 
 0 Scaminosst; Ranh. fic]. 4& Saints, 2 Hid. R 1600 
 Ji*Scamozzi, Vincent, lial. 3 Archite@ture —- .. 1610 
 
 | Scakamuceia, Luigi, called Perugino, Tal, 1 Hit. etch. 
 
 ing, RR ~ 1669 
 Scatrer, Francis, Engi. 1 Map — 1570 
 ScHacen, Geret, v. Dutch, 1 Cattle, 1 Dutch Meeting, 
 R SS 
 
 
 
 
 
 1660 
 : SCARFFENBERG, George, Saxon, 1 Hilt. etchinw, R 1560 
 02 ScaumLbEin, Hans, Germ. 3 Hilt. Small Subje és, R 1470 
 ScAUFLEIN, Hans, Germ. : Hilts wood prints, AR. 1540 
 i ScauFLEIn, Hans, jur. Germ. 8 Wood. 3 Prints, R 1540 
 HO3*SCHAUR, Phiip, Germ. 1 Head, etch. ‘R te 1660 
 
 ScHxrts, M. Germ 1 Beggars, eich. R — 1670 
 sce ala oes George, v. Dutch, 2 Landf. 2 Milk-Maid, 
 &e. soe 1670 
 
 
 
 "> ag Peter, Dutch, 3 Mezz. Fifth, a Painter and Foun- 
 
 
 
 i tain, 3 of Flies, 1 Fifhing, etch. "1700 
 as Scnenx, Peter, Dutch, 4 Meze. Port. ——e = 1 700 
 gpo*Scuerm, L. Germ. .2 Building. — , 1690 
 
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 Scurpone,. Bart, tal... 1 Holy Fam. etch. RR. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 - *Soureriin, G..Heinr. Germ. 1 Vafes and. Oranee “7 
 | *ScHNITZER, Lucas, Germ. Pon en 16 
 iia’: LOR Ly Hen. v. Dutch, 1 Skaiting, 1 Hitt. ee 16 
 707 Scorn, Martin, Germ. 2 Hilt. fine and RR Re i 
 708 Scuoen, Mart. Germ. 1 Chalice, RR = ~ 14 
 
 709 Scuoren, Mart. Germ. 18 Hift. and various (mall Subj 
 ~R 
 
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 “710: Retna Barth. Germ. 3 Hitt. 3 Small Subjeéts, PR - 
 
 SCHOEN, Erhart, Germ. 1 Title, woodcil, R 15 
 ayy% SCHOLLENBERGER, H. J. Germ, 2 Heads me 
 Scnoonrpeck, Adr, Dutch, 1 Head, 2 Titles, ee 
 
 , ye 
 
 WS HOON. pate v. Germ. 1 Front Aico onl ic 
 ScHoore, J. vand. Germ. 1:Arms a 
 
 *ScHuore, Steph. v. Germ, 1 Archit. —_ 
 Sewory AERDTS,-M. Germ. I Dutch Market, etch. 
 
 - Scuogren, Franc. Germ. P Part, —_— 
 PRC HOPT I, G. Dutch, 1 Port. —- 
 
 SCHULTZ, Cafp. Germ. 1 Vale 
 713 ouice «. Peter, v. Dutch, 4 Port. 1 Hitt. 
 *Scuurk, Corn. v. Germ. (3 Port. 1 Tithe ~ 
 ~* 714 Scuut, Corn. Duteh; 2 Masque, 7 Title, } Hift. etch. 
 
 . CChwase: L. Duich, 2 Hift. 2 Saints, 2 Heads, R 
 *Scuwan, Balthaz. Germ. 1 Title, 1 Port.. 
 *Scuwerrzenr, Jolin, Germ. 3 Ports — 
 715*ScHuRMAN, Anna Matia, Dutch, Port. of Herlelf, 
 
 
 
 ip ae alae IY Bags ft ° 
 
 716 Scuynvoet, J. Dutch, d Views R — 
 Pilucelse gel BV ie Aer) hc 3 — past a ; 
 SCOLARI, Gioseffo; Tial. 1 Head of Chrift, wood ol 
 
 ‘ Scoppi, Orazio, fal. 1 Build. Po aciapeaaetisiont 
 : Scotin, .G. uP Bapt. 1 Title, 2 Turkifh, 2 Arch, 1 o 
 of Time 
 
 
 
 ‘Seorts, Carlo, ie 1 Execution, 2 Heads, R ; : 
 717*Svecen, |. Van, Dutth, 2 Etchings, Hit Rt 16 
 . SEBASTIANO, ie Ir, 1 Antique A Dogs, RR a: 
 
 Secrnrs, G. Germ. 1 Head, etch. f 
 *SEEHELMANs, F, se 1 his Port. and Spec. of Writi 
 
 
 
 
 
 SSEICN ER, |. (. Germs a Port) I Aftr. ‘J Anat. | ; 
 
 *SEILLER, Diet. Germ. 1 Port, —— FOS | 
 
 “Seis, P. Py;Rob. de, Pr... | Etching, Hitt, R 
 “- “Sunwourter, Peter, Dutch, 1 Title, 1 Angelic ) 
 ‘718 Ssrvwovurter, Peter, Dutch, 5 Hunting, 1 eae S | 
 
 
 
 *” Spurux, john Adam, Dutch,’ 1 Porc: a er 
 

 
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 rates: Val. Germ. 2Omam,  —= -— 1620. 
 19 PRIN. Will. Engl. 1 Hitt. 2 Titles, 4 Port. 1 Land{.. 
 ‘oa v6Eyo 
 
 20: Sronen, Chrittop. ve Dutch, 2 Port. 2 Hiil.*wood, 2 Var. 
 a ar A TeOO: 
 Sicuem, Cornel. v. Duich, 1 Hit. wood cut, 2. Heads © 
 
 ; . 1640 
 
 $2). SICHEM, ‘Criftop..v. Dutch, 2 Heads, :wood cuts, R 1600 
 Sicuem, Corn. v. Dutch, 5 Hilt. wood cuts, 1640 
 Weeki ach, Peter, v. 1 Madona, ! Hilt. R 1680 
 
 22 Stecen, Lud. Germ. 1 Port. of a Lady, mets. RERRR 1640 
 
 Louis Von Siegen, of Caffel, was Lieutenant in the fervice of. 
 
 the Langrave of flee Caffel, he was the Inventor of Mexxo~ 
 
 tinto Engraving, the foregoing Plate, which ts extremely rare, 
 
 ts dated 15 years prior to any of Prince Rupert. r 
 
 23 Siecen, Lud. Germ. Holy Fam. metz. fine, RRR 1640 
 
 The lifcription to this Print is worthy of remark, it is dated 
 
 1657, when he probably had heard of, if not feen fome of, 
 
 F urfienburg’s and Prince Rupert's Performances, and nut 
 
 wifhing ‘to affront them by denying their difcovery, only pro- 
 
 claims himfelf the firfi difcoverer. This is fuppofed to be, 
 unigile. 
 
 24 Sitvestre, Ifrael, Germ. 2 Landf. 1 Build. 2 Titles 1640, 
 
 *SILVESTRE, F.. Germ, 2 Land. 1690 
 
 95 Sitvius, B. Germ. 1 Dutch Market, RR —— 1550 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 26 Simon, Peter, /r. “2 Port. 1680 
 SIMONIN, —, Fr. 1 Battle, R. — 1690. 
 _. StmonE au, Charles, Fr. , 4 Hift. 1 Title ~- 1670 
 Simoneau, Louis, fr. 1:Crucifixicn, 1 Port. 1690: 
 27 Stmpson, Will. Exg/. | 1 Small Subjeét — 1630. 
 % STRANI, Gio. Andrea, “ial 2 Etchings, Boys,-2 Hilt. R 1640 © 
 He Srrant, Eliz. féal. 3 Etchings —— 1660, 
 98. SkKILMAN, Will. Ey ms 1 Port. —_—— 1660 
 SLABBERT, K. Gee. 1 Port. — ; 1660 
 ShAtER. be olnel, . 1Port, I Hitt: 2-Titles 1630.. 
 29 StayTER, P. Dutch, 2 Port. 1700 ° 
 ' Smirvu, Rob. Pipl, 1 Port. Rater sral i 1680 
 30 Smiru, J. Engl. 2 Mezz. Port. 1 Chrift kal 17@0 x 
 31 SmiscuBeckH, John Chr. Germ. 1 Port. 16350 4 
 SyyperRs, F. Dufch, 1 Animals pic 1700 
 
 Snyvers, Henry, Dutch, 2 Port. 1 Etching, Hitt, L650 
 ' Sonn, Erafm. Andre, Germ. Ih Fig. 4 2 Hit. 1 Vafe, 1 Title, © 
 
 ee Pat. Ait. _———— “T680). 
 $2 SoLantis, Paul Bapt. de,. Ital. 1 Holy Family 1600 » 
 Soe, John Bapt. ‘a, I/ad.° Y Etching, Elift. 1680 
 Sous, Virgil, Ger m. 27 Various, Hift, and Small Subjecis q 
 15590 
 33 Sory, Arthur, Engl. 3 Port. ——— mana Yow) 
 
 ~ Somer, Mathias, Duc, 1 Hitt, 2 Port. 2 Titles . 4600. 
 

 
 184 Somer, J. v v. Dutch, Mezz. 2° Port. one a. Peek 2 Heade 
 
 Be ae Oe 
 
 fine 4 Jo 1668 
 
 
 
 ‘735 Somer, John v. "Ditch. 1 Map 1660. 
 
 # SoMER, Paul s v. - Dutch, $ Hitt. 1) Title,, 2 2 Landt’and Cattle, 
 
 
 
 ; 1670 
 736 Somer, hanks .v. Dutch, 1 Head, 1 Mesa of Riewet, p. 
 ‘ 670 
 
 -SIMPELIN, Peter, v, 2 Da J Port. fne -— 1640 
 
 at Sow, N. de, Germ. le ws —_-~ 1620 
 Slonco ne. I. /éal. re Rr -—_— 1650 
 Sorus, Philip, /éal. 1 Pope, R = 1650 
 
 ; Sourman, Peter, Germ. 1 Hift, _ 4640 
 437*Seava, v. dial. | large Theatrical =e 1670 
 Speceni, Alex, Jtal. 7 Archit. — 1690 
 *SPucut, Cafper, Dutch, 4 Views of Build, 1690 
 “138*SrieTLe, vit, Ro. Germ. 1 Title —_ 1540 
 Sprere, Franc. Fr. 3 Port. 2 Hift. 1 Title © 1670 
 SPILA, J. Germ. 1 etching, Hift. _ 1680 
 
 7.59% SPrrRAIN, Nic Germ. 1 Plan of City —-—— | 1610 
 Sprrin, XL. Germ. 3 Port. 8 Titles — 2 T65@ 
 
 —*Sroprorts, Rob. Engl. BME ss lmap . — 1700 
 
 740 Sprancers, B. Durch, 2 etchings, -Hift. — 1570 
 
 x" 
 
 *Spot, G, Dutch, 1.etching, Hitt. ~— 1630 
 741*Sranc, James, Germ. 1 etching, a Candlelight, R 1640 
 
 sh » *STALBANT, Abr. v. Dutch, 2 Views, Landf. and Cattle, & 
 et : 1610 
 SSTAPTY, . van Germ. 2 Hitt. ine 1670 
 
 742 StraveEn, Dirich, v. Dutch, 5 Hift. 2 woe d cut, arms &c. 
 R HSU AE Si = 15: 10 
 
 743 SterHaNto Pietro, Jéal. 2 Hift. 1 Head _ 1570 
 
 Srrew. Franc, vand. Duich, 3 Port. | Religieule, 2 Dutch, 
 ] Infi@e of Halk 1660 
 
 
 
 > ba 
 744 Sreen, Fr. vand. Dutch, & Hit. 1, Card Play, - } Ornam. 
 
 447 Stimmer, Tobias, Germ. 2 Titles, 4 Hift. wood cut 1570) 
 
 4 
 
 1660 
 *STEINBERGER, J. C. Germ. 1 Hilt. R — 1670 
 
 , 745 Srerra, Jacque, Fr, | he 3 Rural — 1620 
 Steixa, Claudiie Boufonee Fr. _ 1660 
 STELLA, Fr. Boufonet, Fr. — 14. 1660 
 746 Steupener, M.C. Germ, 1 etching, Hift, R 1680 
 ’ Stevens, John, Gern. 18 Aift, ana other Small Subjecis 
 Lota 
 
 STIMMER, Chrift. Germ. % Hitt. 3 of Cities, wood cuts 
 
 
 
 7 na , 159¢ 
 74 Srimmer, Chrift, Germ. 3 Hift. wood cuts, fme - 159¢ 
 StiMMER, Tobias, Germ. 12 Biblé woad cuts We: eh 
 
 749*SrOCCARD, Nich. ‘de Hett. Gerin. 1 Boys at Play R 1640 
 i datihe ft Dutch, 3 Heads from Vandyke, ] Ana 
 
 ees PERC i 1 620 
 
 750 gece Andrew, Duich, |] Lands = 162 
 

 
 Schorel, Jo hn 
 
 Schott, Frederic Pref. 
 Schroder, Hans 176, 
 Schuppen, Peter van 418. 
 
 Schurtz, Corn. Nic. 449. 
 
 Schut, Cornelius 261. 
 
 Schwabe, Lambert 6o. 
 
 Schwan, Willem 290. 
 
 Schweynheim, Conrad Sick 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Scotin — 455.786. 
 —— Gerard 455. 
 Septimius, Hercules 150. 
 Serwouter, Peter 219. 
 Sezenius, Valentin 264. 
 Sherwin; William 715. 
 Sichem, Charles van 244. 
 
 — Chriftopher van 
 
 — Cornelius van 124. 
 Silvefter di Ravenna 188. 
 Silveftre, Alexander 348. 
 
 
 
 i a ia i ee ee ly Set 
 
 
 
 Sauvé, Jean gto Spilvetize, Ifracl .:.' 3 
 Saxton, Chriftopher 654... ——— Nicolas Charles —— - 
 Scaminozzi, Rafaelle 207.. Sufanna — 
 Scaramuccia; Ludov. 401. Simon, John - | 703085 
 Schaerer, H. L.. SIGS Pierre: ; 581.: 
 Schaeufelin, Hans 15. Simoneau, Charles. 415. 
 Scharffenburg, George 86. Simpfon, jofeph No agai 5 
 Shciaminofi 207, ————— William - 697... 
 Schiavone, Andrea 57. sSirani, Elifabetta dita 
 Schidone, Bartolomeo 129... ——— Giovanni 33 30 
 Schnellboltz, Gabriel 144. Skillman, William 724. 
 ae : Prafs “Slater, 'T. os; | Bi 
 Schoen, Bartholomew 1. re 
 Celt a: Smith, John ae 
 George 1. Snyers, Henry 5340 5 
 er — Sole, Giofeppe del ASB 
 nak ak eae Solis, Virgilius BAe 
 Schoenfeld, pete Henry z - Soly, Arthur 7486 
 
 ‘Sommer, Matthew von 179, © 
 
 Sompel, Peter van 
 
 
 
 
 
 aa 5 
 Son, De die | 
 Soutman, Peter 298 
 Spagnoleti ‘297. 
 Spierre, Francois 4276 
 Staren, Dirck van der = 33, 
 Stefanoni, Jac. Ant. 512. 
 Pietro 167. 
 Stella, Antoinette 450. 
 — Claudine —_ 
 —— Boufonnet wove 
 —— Francoife —_ 
 — Jacques —— 
 Stent, Peter 674. 
 Stephens, Charles 128.5 
 ——- John 13234 
 Stimmer, Chriftopher 105. 
 ——— Tobias 
 Stock, Andrew 535% 
 
 Stock, 
 
 ° X 
 

 
 
 
 Is 
 
 Stock, H. hats 
 — Martin Pref, 
 Stoer, Laurence rena 
 Stoop, Roderigo A23. 
 FT codokigys. dacteenss. 
 Stoopendaal, ‘Daniel 393. 
 Strada, Vefpafian 147, 
 Sturt, John ~ 154s 
 
 — Suavius, Lambert 60. 
 _ Suertz, ‘Michael bao. 
 Sueur, Euitache le 329. 
 
 - Suyderhoef, Jonas : - poy 
 Swanenburg W. van. 145. 
 Swelinck, ba 269. 
 Swidde, Willem 477% 
 ae Chriftopher 652. 
 
 50 
 
 7 ‘Patniere, G. ASI. 
 ‘Tavernier, Melchior 499, 
 
 ‘Tempefta, Antonio, 45. 
 
 
 
 "Feniers, David <4». 303. 
 Ferweften, Auguftin 446, 
 ‘Teita, Cafar ern? 
 —-— Pietro 
 “Teftana, Giov. Batt. 513.. 
 -'Teftelin, Louis. q20% 
 ‘Thacker, Robert Cabs. 
 
 - Thim, Moyles 220, 
 ‘Thomas, John | bay, 
 
 ‘Thomatlin, HenriSimon 495. 
 
 
 
 
 
 — Philippe ——: 
 
 ‘ — Simon em 
 Thulden, ST ead ore ccsieie sca 
 yan der =—— 289. 
 Thym, Moyfes 229 
 473 
 
 . Aes Dominico 
 
 Tinti, Lorenzo | sin Aaa 
 ‘Tintoretto, » nid ad ge 
 Tiziano Vecelli Shins Shae 
 Tito, Pompilio — 462. 
 
 ‘olofano. 500. 
 Tompfon, R TAZ« 
 Torre, Fiaminio,. .- 306. 
 Tortebat, Francois he tet: 
 ‘Tortorel, ” John 22s 
 
 ournier a 582. 
 Treu, Martin. Grae 
 Trevillian, William ».7o1. 
 Trofchel, dans. 262%. 
 a P, B78. 
 ‘Troft, Andrew seco. 
 Trouvain, Antoine 475. 
 ‘Troyen, John MAR? hr SO2E 
 “‘Ryeral a3: : aeakt 
 
 ak | 
 Vaillant, Warner : Nae 
 
 Valck, George . Pade 
 Valdor, John tigi one ae 
 
 Valegeio,. Giov. Lud, 276. 
 Valefio comma 
 
 Valkert, Warnart van 230% 
 
 
 
 Vallet, Guillaume | Ras ey 
 ~~ John - BIOs: 
 Vanderbank, eter. w, mega: 
 
 Vanderborcht, H. 212, 693+ 
 Vandergutch, Gerard 780. 
 
 er Michael <li 779% 
 Van Dyck, Antony ~>253. 
 Van Gunft, Patch mean 
 Van Hove, Fr: Hosen! aanod. 
 Vanni, Francileo js. oil 26 
 ——-— Giov, Fark L3Hy RAO 
 ‘aniomer 
 
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 | 
 
 | 
 
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 me *Srocx, Ignat. v. Dutch, 2 etchings, Landi, R. . "1670 : 
 
  Srone, John, Engl. 1 Monnm. .... aaa “. 6640. 
 751 Stoops. D. Dutch,-6 etchings of Horfes,&c. =~ 4650 | 
 752 Stoop, Roderigo, Dutch, 2 Animals, | Dance of Monkies 
 aha : 1680 
 - *®Stroopennaat B.D. & J. Dutch, 2 Titles, 2.Coronas 
 : tions, 8c. oe a . 1680. 
 753 Storer, Cuniftop. Germ. _ 1 etching, Bacchanalian [1670 
 754Sross Franc.Germ 1 Hift. RRR —_— 14590 
 This Perfon is fuppcsed to be the Mafier of Martin Schoen 
 755*STRADA John, Dusch, 1 Hunting, RR 4570- 
 & StTrava, Velpas, Span. 4 Hilt, ees F600 
 796*Straucn, G. Germ. 1 Port. —— 1660 
 
 *“STEURHELT, —, Germ. |. Port. ~, 1650 - 
 Sturt, John, Zxgl. 2 Port. 2 Titles, 2 Spec. of Wiiting 
 
 
 
 
 
 16:0 
 757*SuEMEREN, B. de, Fr. .2 Apoftles: =< ... 1680 
 ¢ SuguR, Pierele, Fr. 3 Small Subjects _— 1670 
 . *Surron, Henry, Engl. 1 Title. a — PTS | 
 -——--Su¥DERHOOR, Jonas, Dutch, 2 Port. 4 Dutch Subjetis-. 
 1 PREIS, Gar | 3 1640 
 
 758 SwaneEnBeRG, Will. v. Dutch, 2 Port. 6 Hitt. 3 Title 
 : r6!0. 
 
 759 Swanevect, Herm. vy. Dutch, & Landf, — 1650 
 
 760 SwEERTS, Mich. Dutch, 1 Port, Jig 1680 
 
 *Swetinck, J. Dutch, 1 Magdalen, 1 Hitt. RR 1620 
 Swippbe, Will. Germ. 2 Land{. 1 Proceflion, 1 Garden 
 
 1690 
 Switzer, A. Germ. 1 Title, 1 Seals a= 1610— 
 Symows, Evert. Germ. 1 Map = ——— 1620 
 Monograms, 
 S 
 
 34 Seven, very rare, 
 
 761 Tasniere,G, Fr. 1 Hift. 1 Hunting, 2 Port. 1 Build. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1680 
 
 *Tauvit, M. Fr. 1 of Cyphers 1690 
 
 | TAVERNER, Melchior, Fr. 1 Head — 1630 
 (%62"Tevciger, P. le, Fr. 1 Head, R —_— 1610. 
 Teminti, Gioy. /fal. 1 Head ae 1630 
 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 
 TEMPESTA, Anthony, lial. 8 Hilt. and various . 1580 
 
 Temrestt, Down. Stal, 2 Port. iid 1680 
 783, Teniers, David, Dutch, 2 Cards and Drinking, Ane, RR 
 NE ep htem ROETT _ . - 
 
 
 
 16400 
 764 Tenizers, Dav. Duich, 1 Head, 2 Landf. 2 Small Fig. RR 
 
 164@ 
 i 
 
= er Lt » YY! "aS 
 
 765 Texasoy, H. oe 2 Flowers —— , Dasa “1690. 
 ' *Tzrwoort, Leonard, Dutch, 1 Map . 1570 
 
 
 
 ’ *Terweston, A. Dutch, 1 Aik Ko) ae 1 670 
 a “TESTA, Pietro, tal. 3 Hitt. 1 his Port. 1 of sinine 3 
 1630. 
 766’ Trsta, Giov. Cefare, Ital. 3 Etchings, Hit ~:~" 4656; 
 ‘ Tresrana, Giov. Jtal. 1 Hitt. — ' 1680 
 
  Tesrawa, Giofeffo, T/al, 3 Heads — 1680° 
 TOT*THALER, John, Germ, 1 Title ~ —— 1610. 
 
 ~ *Prayses, S. Germ. 1 Title 1670. 
 *THELOT, John And. Germ. 1 Camp. — 1690 
 *Tuexort, John Phil. Germ. 2 Heads, 1 Tithe © 1690 
 *THeysseNns, —, Germ. 1 Title Wie hij: §) 
 
 * »«-Purpovust, Benoit, 3 Hift. and Saints, 2 ‘Hands 1670 
 768 ‘Tuomas, John, Dutch, -2 Etchings, Hut. &c. fine, RR 
 : 1630 
 769 THOMASSIN, Philip, Ital. 2 of Heads, 1 Madona 16007 
 Tuomassin, Simon, Fr. 3 Port. 2 Hitt. mee ORG 
 THouRMEYsER, John. James, Swif, 2 Hift. 1 Arms 1680 
 
 
 
 aa TuuLper, Pheod: vy. 3 Hitt. 1630 
  Tuuretn, John, Germ. 2 Heads, wood cuts 1570, 
 
 Pe a NN Dom. Peleg. Jal. 1Hift[T RR  — - 1560 
 Tre t, G.idu, Dutch, . 1 Port. hime | 1630. 
 
 : Trrz; John Car. v. Dutch, 1 Port. ©. . ——. 1640. 
 Tint1, Lorenzo, Ital. 1 Hitt, 1 Head = 1650 
 
 a7 . f > 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 71 Lito. Pompilio, Jal. 1 Madona, R Bios 1680 
 Torre, Flaminio,//a/. 1 Etching, Hift. 1 Evangelift. R 
 
 1650 
 Torvepat, Franc. fr. 2 Hilt. — ~ 41660 
  Tousrain, I. Fr. 1 Port. ina Title — 1680 
 72 Trento, Ant. da, Ital. 1 Large 2 Small Hilt. wood cuts 
 1550 
 73 TrevetHEN, Will. Engl. 1 Map; | Port. 1650. 
 *Tretrer, Tho. Pele, 1 the Polifh Eagle, R 1580 
 Triccris, Ant. de, Jial. 2 Hift. RR os 1680 
 aye ee P. Germ. 1 Etching, Antiquities 1670 
 74 TrocneL., Hans. Germ. 2 Port. 2 Landf, 1620 
 Trocuet, Peter, Germ. 2.Port. 1 Family Ports} Evang.” 
 1 Title -- — 31650 
 TS Trouvatn, Ant. Fr...2 Port, — | 1680 
 *VSCHERNINGH, John,¥Duich, 1 Title; 1-Port, - 1680. 
 *Tust, J. Bapt. Tal. 1 Allegor. — 1690 
 76 Troven, John van, Dutch, 1 Title, 1 Port. 168Q 
 77 Turtanus, Barthol. Germ. 1 Hilt. wood print, fine, 
 1 Head, in wood, AR — 1530 
 t * 
 ; - Monograms, 
 ” T 
 
 $5 Seven, various. 
 
 778 Vaart, J. vand, Engh 1 Duch ae of Somerlet, Mésn ia 
 
 167Q 
 779*Vacart,' Franc. Jéal., | Saint, 2 ef Poukisine 1600, 
 
 *Vacauarn, A. Germ. 3 Grotefque — ee 
 
* ®Vapver, Louis de, Dutch, 3Landfi  — 1394 
 *Varaniz, Anna Maria, Tial, 2Buafts, R-  — 1676 
 Vas, M, du; Priced Port). fine rennin peeaamnnnian setdiae 1660 
 Vater, ‘Gerrard, Di itch, - Tithasx4 Head’ hee 1680 
 Vatex, Peter, Dutch, 1 Mars ox. 1680 
 
 780 Vaxicx, Gerrard, Dutch, Megz. 3 Port, 1 Cupid 1680 
 78l VaILLANT, Wallerant, Dutch, 4 Mezz. various 1650 
 
 782 VAILLANT, Wallerant, Dutch, 1 Port. 3 Mezz. 1650 
 ~~ *Vartrant, Andreas, Dutch, 3 Port..R > > 1680 
 783 Vaxrper, Jolin, Germ; I Hitt. 1 Saint, Landf, f Title, 
 
 3 Port. — — 1620 
 
 
 
 *Varens, Vince. Vidoria, 2 Etchings of Saints, R 3490 
 VALKERT, Warner v - Dutch, 2 Ait. + Head, B.on61 
 
 784 Virenito: Giov. Ital. 1 Ports, 1-Title 0 ees ag 
 VaLesro, Gicv. Luigi, fat, 3 Eh, &e. . - 1570 
 VaLezio, Franc. f/al. *1 Title cee 1620 
 *Vaxest, Dion, Ital, 2 Heads, R — «1630 
 
 "Varies, Jofephy Fr, 1b Tithe, — “ 168¢ 
 Vareet, Will. Ar. 2 Hilt. ¥ Saint — ~~ . 1680 
 
 785 Vaiist, Will. 2 H.R. 4 Port. — _ 1680 
 S* Vatteus, Alexan. Fal, 1 Pott. | —  Y610 
 SVN WEE Ure ny Mart. ‘Dutch, EPoti. so 1690 
 
 3 Vanni, Franc. /éal. 1 Saint, Evehing — | 1530 
 
 
 
 *Varatorti, Dario, Jia. 1) Hift. 1 Head ~ — © Je64e 
 786 Vaucuan, Rob, ae 1 Map, 2 Titles, en 3 Port, 
 
 1650 
 
 'Vaucaay, Will. Engl, ° of Anim, and Title - 1660 
 ‘Vauauer, —, Fr. 5 of Flowers from Baptifte 1680 
 787*Usricut,. ei. 2 Hift. 1 Hitt. wood cut, BA 1508 
 - *Upeker, W. V. Bie L. Hitt. 'R ee 1660 
 *Upemans, H. Dutch, 1 Buildisg 1670 
 
 
 
 
 aN, -Licas, v, Dutghe, 6 Etchings, Landf. / fine, R.. 1620 
 Vicertt,: Titiano, fal, 1 Hilt. 1 Laacoon, wood cut, MG 
 
 46.788 
 
 “789 © 
 
 4790 Vicrntt Titiano, Ital.’ 8 Triumphs of Chrftaniy, wood 
 
 crits. Fi A ae AER. i 15] 
 
 pe 
 
 “791 Veen, Gilb..v. Dutch, 4 Hitt, - 1580 
 Veen, ‘Martin v. or Hemfkick, Dutch, 4 HAS 1530 
 VEENHUSEN, J. Dutch, 4 Buildings ee 1650 
 
 | *VELDEN, Gab. Germ. -2 Port. ST iin eae 
 792 Verne, Efaias vand, “Dutely 5 Landf. Tees 1 Date 
 Drinking, 2 — 1620 
 "93 Vetpr, Johnvand. 1 Title, 3 Hitt. 2 Tondh 1620 
 794 Vetpbe, John vand. 1 Title, 1 Saint, 3 Port. _ 1620 
 “9795 Veupt, Andr. vand. J Various, Animals with Landf. R | 
 sceeerapnen nO ea PTR Am ‘ 1669 2 
 
 “ygetVuewstiano, Seba. called Piombi, Fal, 1 Bilt. WR 
 yp AY 1510 
 R9F VENTURINI Giov. Francis; Ital. bray tigi 1 Landf, (oe 
 Ui): l Arms sls Sa kas 16 
 
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 am) 
 
 
 
 . eee Na DS 
 Vanfomer, Paul 745. 
 Vaughan, Robert. 680. 
 Uden, Lucas van 241. 
 Veen, Martin van 50. 
 Velde, Efaiasvander 258. 
 —— jfohn 
 
 Venenti, Giulio Cefare 514. 
 Venetiano, Agoftino 28. 
 Verbeeck, P. 493. 
 Verkolje, “John 448. 
 Nicholas 
 ‘Vermeulen, Cornelius 632. 
 
 
 
 ees 
 
 
 
 
 
 Verfchuring, Henry | 363. 
 Vertue, George 762. 
 Vico, or Vighi, Enea 55. 
 Viennot, Nicolas 624. 
 Vignon, Claude 296. 
 Viilamena, Francifco. 68. 
 Vincent, Hubert 479- 
 Viilcher, Claas, or Ni- 
 ‘cholas 299: 
 
 —— Cornelius 
 
 - fohn — 
 
 Lambert —— 
 
 
 
 Vlie ery Simon de ©) 5st. 
 Vier, John George van 300. 
 ‘Ulric, Hen enry Sains 
 
 Voeriot, Pierre 122, 
 
 Voertt, ‘Robert de 687. 
 
 Voet, Alexander 374. 
 
 Vofterman, Lucas 231. 252. 
 - 688. 
 Vouillemont, Sebaftian “Ph 
 Vuibert, Remi 
 
 
 
 
 
 58 a ; 
 Vuormace, Ant. ng 
 Uytenbroeck, Mioyies veal 
 PAGE fa VOW spat 
 Wael, Cornelius de 238. 
 
 ea! Save ee hk ee 
 
 Ee. XS 
 Wael; John Bapt. 
 
 nt wil 
 
 Waenery Jofeph 801. 
 Waterlo, Antony Best 
 Waumans, Conrad 538. 
 Wayer, John 22%. 
 
 Weilbronner, Nicholas . 44. 
 
 Weifhun, Samuel 379.. 
 Weyer, N. > 195s 
 Weyners, Johanflen 227. 
 White, George } FA ae 
 
 —— Robert 746. 
 W hitwell, Charles 668. 
 Wieringen, Corn. Claas 553. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Wi ierix, Antony 100. 
 Jerom 
 John 
 Williams, Robert O17 « 
 W ilhamfon, Peter WB. 
 Wilton, W. ¢ 778. 
 Winftanley, Hamlet — 749. 
 W itdoeck, Withouc, or 
 Witdouc, Hans’ 37%. 
 Woceirict, Pierre 122. 
 
 W ohlgemuth, Mich. ai is 
 
 Worms, Ant, van A 
 Wouvermans, Philip 336. 
 Wyngaerde, Fr. van den 322. / 
 
 Bc 
 Yeates, Nicholas 
 
 738. 
 
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 pees Matthew g. 
 Zan, Bernard 12. 
 Zuberlein, James 18. 
 Zylveldt, A.. pag |: 
 Miftakes 
 
Miftakes and Omiffions: | 
 
 Page 25. line 6. For Bapti/ti read Bapitifia. 
 P. 28. 1.15. For Plegink read Pleginck, = 
 ~P. 30.1. 21. For Wolgang read Wolfgang. 
 
 PB, 33. 1. 3. For Barraccio read Barroccio. — pe 5 ey) 
 
 -1. 19. For Bartolemeo read Bartolomec. 
 
 34. 1. 8. For Patavincis renee 
 
 40. 1. 21. For Reubens read Rubens, 
 
 47.1. 20. For Hekce read’ Hecke. 
 8. 
 4. 
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 48. 1. 7. For 7 read 792. 
 5 
 
 born at Haerlem, imitated his manner, and died in 1664. 
 56. 1. 4. For Batifta read Baptifia, | 
 
 P. 
 P. 
 P; 
 P. 
 P, 
 Pp. 
 Ps 
 
 After the article Ofade, add ; Cornelius Bega his fcholar, 
 
 61. After art. 337. infert Herman van Swanenveldt a Flemith : 
 
 Painter born about 1620, bred under Gerard Dou and Clau-— 
 
 de Lorrain. He etched 14 large landfcapes, 40 of a midling 
 - fize, and about 60 {mall ones.. ‘ ete | 
 P. 64. 1.4. For Fames read Fean. see 
 
 _P.'94. The numbers proceed wrong, by the repetition of n° 526, 
 
 P.t05. 1. laft. After Giovanni Hieronymo add Frenxa. . 
 P. 112. From n° 680. the numbers are wrong, by the omiflion 
 of 681, 682. but they are referred to in the index as they 
 
 
 
 ftand. # “8 PRE Tek, 
 P. 120. After Paul. Vanfomer, infert ‘John Van/moer. 
 t————— ], 21, For 750 read 751. 
 
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 SAE wes 
 

 
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 Ve RDIBR, Baie’ Fr. Ni wei: AOE --1696 
 
 *Vervura, RB. Nic. bat 1 “Etching, Holy y Fainily 1630 * 
 OM View worven, Abra, Dutch; -1.Port. ao 1660 
 PViaaeven, James, Dutch, 1 Title 9  ~— 2.1699 
 8 VeRKOLIE, John, Dutch, Mezz. 2 Port..1 Hifl, .: 1670 ‘4 
 ~ VERKOLIE; Braat: Dutch, Mezz. 1 Hitt. — 1700 bi 
 9 Verkoure, Nic. Ditch,  Mezz. 3 Hitt. _ 17C0 
 Verkonre, John, Dutch, .Mezz. 2 of Dogs; 1670 * 
 q Vern, res lial. 1 Etel ching, Hit, _— 1700 
 ~Vermuxien, Cornel, Dutch; 2 Port. 1 Frieze Etching, | 
 ok Hilts: _ oe 1690. . 
 1 Verowensis Jacob, Iia?. 1 Hin. RR —=, «16 1630 
 
 . Verscuurinc, Hen, Dutch, 1 Etching, i Hitt, 21650 © 
 *Verscuurine, W: Ditch, ees. Head, RRR- 1680, 
 *Ucear, Joan de, and Vinexes, Joln de, Span. 1 Spec, 
 wood cuts Ae TO aO 
 *Viani, Gio. Teal, 4. Etchings Hift. Re — 1670 | 
 2 Viant, John, v. Dutch, 2 Hi 1 Aims, 2 Port. 2 Build, 
 ; an | 1690 
 3*Vianr, Dom. Mar. I/al. 1 Etching, Hilt. Ro =. 1690 
 'Vico,.Eneas, ftal. 2 Hift, 1; Head, 1 Vafe -—~ +1540 
 
 
 
 
 
 4 Vico, Kneas, fal. 2 Head,-2 Hift. | 1549 
 > Victoria, Vicentius, Jal. 1 Etching, Hilt. 1670 
 *#Vieira, Franc. Portug. 2 Ltchings, Hilt. R. .. 1600 
 PN teem. Nico kr, 1 Port.«1 Shepherd ‘—— «1630 
 Vienon, Claude. Germ. $3 Etchings, Hitt, 1649. 
 VILGAPRANCA, Pietro, Span. 2 Hitt. — 1670 » 
 5. VILLAMENA, Eranc. J¢al. 2 Saints, 5 Hitt. 2 Heads, 
 Cage er 1600 
 JINCKENBOOms, David, Germ. I Hunt ing, J Landf, 2 
 Beegars, R —— eae -1600 © 
 Vincentinus, Ludov. fal. 2 Small Subjeas, 1520". 
 B Vincent, Hub. Jéal. ‘2 Port. 2 Hitt — 1690 
 | Vincent, Will. Engl. 3 Mezz. Various ——-= 1680 _ 
 *Vincpoons, J. Germ. ageing ——— 4700 
 *Viscanbl,. Feraps: fil. VU LuGde ofa: Mufeun 1620 
 |  Viscuer, Nicol. Jokn, Dick. 6 Landf 2 Port. 1 1 So 
 gars ape tg: acai: Sram 2 kOP 
 ) Viscner, Corn. Dutch, 1 View, 1 Church, ,1 Etching, 
 Aft. 1 Dutch Merriment,.2 Port. eee 1640 
  Viscuer, Corn. Dutch,» 2 Heads from Vandyke 1640 
 Viscuer, fohn, Dutch, 2 Cattle, 2 Duich Merriment, 1 
 Port. 1 Grnam. Pek ane aaa Jr 1650 
 _Viscuer, Lamb. Dutch, 3 Port. —-— -1650 
 , Virus, Domin, /éal: 3 Hitt. R —— }580 
 
 | Une, Jacobvand. Dutch, 4 View at Amflerdam, R 1629 
 : ULircer, Simon de, Dutch,  Etchiags, 2Landf. 1 Fith- 
 | Market, 4 # Apiajals iS, R ™% < ar i650". 
 
 
 

 
 THR nh Yue Oren eRe ie: SNES RG PE nara a 
 
 '# 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ar rrr; John George v. Dutch, Bichings 2 Port. <t Balla 
 Singer, 4 Various, R - th So ee 
 
 a Union, John, Germ. 2 titan wood cuts fine RR. 15: 
 17*U caries, John, Germ, 1 Hilt. wood, jine Orpheus R a 
 “‘Unricna, Hen. Gerne. 8 Small'Subjects, 2Port. R15! 
 
 me 
 
 
 
 
 
 yas Umracn, jonas, Germ. 7 eichings, Hift. R i 
 — 819*VoxrGetin Erueftus Fr. 1 Tile, wood border >: 15 
 ~  -Voost Roby v. Dutch, Q Heads from Vandyke 16, 
 VoERT, Alexander, Dutth l Lady reading a ee 
 Vort, Alezander, Jun. Dutch, 1 Hit. 9Port. - 11 
 Voligny de Fr. 1 Port. . - 
 820 VosterMAN, Lucas, Dutch, 2 Hit. - wee € 
 821 VosTEKMAN, Lueas, Dutch, 6 ‘Port. from Vandyke, & 
 
 O23 he 
 822 VosTERMAN, Lucas, Dutch, 2 Views, 1 hunting, 4 He a 
 
 Vosterman, Lucas, Jun. Dutch, 3 Hitt. . Petey. 
 823 VosterMAN, Lucas, Jun. Dutch, ¥ Saint, 5 Heads 16 
 $24 Vou, J. de, Duich, 2 Views of Buildings a 
 *VoNET, Sth, ir. 1 Hi, R i ee a at 
 VouruLemont, Sebaft. Fr. 1 Port. 2 Hift. 1 Title 16 
 825 Ursino, Lucas de Ftal. 1 Muficians, 1. Anat. 1S 
 ‘*Urerverrus, John Corn. M.D. Germ. 1 Head 
 *Urinot,. fr. 1 of the Seafons. |. sane FE 
 VutBert, Remy, Fr. 2 Hilt. See aN 
 826 Uyrensroeck, Mofes, v. Dutch, 4 Hitt, 3 Horfes, 
 ‘S, Lavdf ee 
 $27 Waex, Corn. de Durch, 3 Merriment, &ce. 
 Waetr, J. Bapt. de Dutch, 1Sheplerd, 1 Title 
 ' *Warr, Paulus, v. Dutch, 1 Port. 1 Hilt. 2 a 
 823° WAGNER, James, Germ. } etching, Land{ R 16 
 . Waten, (s. Germ. “2 Port. —— iy 14 
 Watch, Jacob. Germ. 1 Pryar nicer a Waneny, 1 Bar 
 fearce, 14 
 Wat greicn, 1.G, Germ. 1 Hifi, we Sf 
 *Wanoerersen, John, Germ. 1 Pope, } Title € 
 4929 Wart RLOO, Anthony, Duéch, 3 Lands with Trees pict 
 
 
 
 
 
 ” fine — 
 6830 Warerroo, Anth. Dik: 6 Stchings Cgade fmall r 
 2 Heads PaaS, cs 
 831 WauMANn’s, rift Dutch, 4 Port, Mable 
 i ¥WeEBBER, 7, Duteh, J VY Tithe’: 2s 
 
 Wesver’ s, 5. Dut 3 Buildings = il 
 Vert, John de, Duck? 2 Hilt. I Anat. Re ae 
 CWeikauet: Sam. Germ. 1 Port. © an at 1 
 
 $32 Wersronner, Nic. Germ. 6 Small Omam. 
 
 WENIG, 1% G. Germ. i Hitt. oe ee 
 
 ‘*Weninc, Mich. Germ’ 1 Cini of a Bridge, | R 
 *Wrrnetr, John, Germ. ‘¥ Ang. Gabriel Ro) 
 

 

 

 
 wy 
 
 
 
 
 eads, 2 Coaches, 1 Arms 
 
 
 
 ~ 1680, 
 
 Wuirt, Rob. Engl. 2 Hilt. 2 Port, 1 Monumi. 1 Flowers 
 
 | 1670 
 Warts, G. Engl. 2 Mezz. Port. mane 1690 
 *Waurtrakers, John, Engl. 1 Port. RR —_ 1610 
 Wurrwe vt, Charles, Engl. ! Map pelt 5 1610 
 
 “WipkEMan, Elias, Germ. 3 Heads.. on 1640 
 Wrerix, John, Dutch, 7 Hitt. 2 Poieprartetautiy, wt-2"1570 
 Wriertix, Jerom. Dutch, 12 Hift. 2 Port. 1 Horfes 1580 
 “Wierix, Anth. Durch, $3 Hilt. 1 Port. 1 Pope 1580 
 
 *Witper, Mariade, Dutch, 2 Antique, 1 Title - 1699 
 "WirLtztems, S. Germ. 1 Head pe TES “- 1640 
 Wirrrams, R. Engl. 3 Mezz. Var, o 1700 
 Wrutramson, P. Lugi. -1 Title pasha es Hig 1660 
 Wirt, T. vand. Dutch, 2 Mezz. Portrait, &c. R 1680 
 "Wiiron, —, Engi. 1 Title ne 1670 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 PWincenporp, G. Germ: 1 Port. 2 Titles 1670 
 PWinterstein, H, M. Germ. 2Church, &c. 1660 
 
 Watreang,G. And. Germ, 1 Port. 1 Title, 1 Hunting 
 
 1670 
 "Wotrre,P. Germ. 1 Head eH fee 1690 
 Wotcemuts, Mich. Germ. 9 Hift. fearce, RR 1480 
 ‘Worms, Ant. van. 3 Hift. 1 Title, wood cuts 1530 
 Wouters, Gommaro,: Germ. > 1 Bridge 1680 
 ‘WogtNam, —, Germ. 1 Title 1690 
 
 
 
 sa 1660 
 Weusin,; Dan. Germ. 1 Title 1660 
 
 (Wryeke, Thom. Dutch, 5 Etchings, various, R 1640 
 |WrywcAarpe, fr. vand. Dutch, 3 Hift. 2 Landf, 2 Heads 
 1 Ladies Dreting PEE 1640 
 
 
 
 
 
 Monograms, 
 
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