A shipyard with a windmill in the background. Printdrawing by Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (Weesp 1726-1798 Amsterdam), after Herman Saftleven (Rotterdam 1609-1685 Utrecht). Sheet size 66 x 92 mm., made c. 1765. Printdrawing is a graphic technique that resembles drawing, and uses combinations of etching, roulette, stipple engraving, and aquatint to accomplish this. Cornelis Ploos van Amstel was an avid collector of Dutch drawings, and is credited with inventing the technique of printdrawing. In excellent condition, cropped within platemark. With the mark of Ploos van Amstel (Lugt 2725) stamped on the verso. References: Laurentius 3 (i/2); Van Huffel 2.

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Shipyard in a bend of the river

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Goltzius Antiquarian booksellers specialise in books, engravings and manuscripts regarding Dutch history, literature, genealogy, heraldry, theology and topography. Our collection is mainly in the Dutch language. We also offer old master prints. We are internetbased en have more than 20.000 articles in stock. New stock will be added on a regular basis.

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