Perkois Jacobus (4 results)

First Edition. . Verzameling van Verschillende Gekleede Mans- en Vrouwen-Standen. Ter Oefening van Jonge Schilders en Liefhebbers, naar't leven geteekend door de Kunstteekenaars Perkois en Prins, en in't koper gebragt door den Kunstgraveur M. de Sallieth. Rotterdam: J. Immerzeel, Jr., 1818. First edition. Thirty-three beautiful hand-colored plates depicting street vendors and other laborers, many of which are women, by Sallieth after Jacobus Perkois and and Huibert Prins. Title-page with an engraved vignette by H. Kobell. Small folio (11 1/4 x 8 inches; 286 x 205 mm). [2] pp. Contemporary blue glazed paper boards, rebacked. Boards with borders tooled in gilt. Boards with some minor rubbing and spine with a few tiny tears. Previous owner's old ink ownership inscription dated 1829 to rear pastedown. Engravings are extremely clean and bright. Overall a near fine copy. Housed in a modern blue cloth clamshell with morocco spine label, lettered in gilt. This is the rare first edition of this book which was meant as an artist manual depicting street vendors and other laborers such as fish mongers, wig makers and musicians, many of which are women, by Perkois who was a Dutch art teacher from the Drawing Academy in Middleburg, and Prins who was the secretary of the art society Pictura in The Hague. The engraver, Sallieth, from Rotterdam, is known mostly for his maritime views. There have been very few copies of this first edition at auction, and even fewer that are hand-colored. Bobins 429. Lipperheide Gb 46 and Hiler p.699 (ed. Amst., 1836); Colas 2312 and Beall N2 (ed. Rott., 1818). HBS 69045. $3,500. PERKOIS, Jacobus (illustrator).…

c.1795. 30 x 22 cm. Fine impression with margins all around. [24028].

Original 1782 engraving with the portrait of the privateer captain Pierre le Turcq, in command of the ship De Zeeuw at Flushing (Vlissingen, Zeeland). He is shown with a fur cap, a telescope under his arm and pistols at his belt; behind him his ship, and at the foot of the frame a saber. Le Turcq, who died in 1784, was with Nicolaas Jarry the most celebrated of the Zeeland privateers of the Fourth Anglo-Dutch War (1780-1784). Engraved by Pieter Willem van Megen after a drawing from life by Jacobus Perkois. Medium: Copper engraving. Artist / after: Jacobus Perkois (Middelburg, 1756-1804). Engraver: Pieter Willem van Megen (1750-1785). Date: 1782. Dimensions: 9.7 x 13.8 in (24.7 x 35 cm). Condition: Good. Light toning of the paper and a slight wrinkle in the upper left margin. Español Grabado original de 1782 con el retrato del capitán corsario Pierre le Turcq, al mando del barco De Zeeuw en Flesinga (Vlissingen, Zelanda). Se le representa con gorro de piel, catalejo bajo el brazo y pistolas al cinto; al fondo, su navío, y al pie del marco un sable. Le Turcq, muerto en 1784, fue junto a Nicolaas Jarry el más célebre de los corsarios zelandeses de la Cuarta Guerra Anglo-Neerlandesa (1780-1784). Grabado por Pieter Willem van Megen sobre dibujo del natural de Jacobus Perkois. Técnica: Talla dulce. Autor / dibujante: Jacobus Perkois (Middelburg, 1756-1804). Grabador: Pieter Willem van Megen (1750-1785). Fecha: 1782. Medidas: 24,7 x 35 cm. Estado de conservación: Buena. Ligero amarilleo del papel y leve arruga en el margen superior izquierdo. Antigüedades y coleccionables > Arte. Megen, Pieter Willem van (1750-1785) (illustrator). …

Original 1782 engraving with the portrait of Nicolaas Jarry, captain of the privateer ship De Vlissinger, of Flushing (Vlissingen, Zeeland). He is shown full length with a saber at his side and the speaking trumpet in his hand, with two ships at sea behind. Jarry served as a Zeeland privateer for the Nortier company during the Fourth Anglo-Dutch War (1780-1784); his fast cutter was one of the most successful in taking prizes. The copperplate was cut after a drawing from life by Jacobus Perkois. Medium: Copper engraving. Artist / after: Jacobus Perkois (Middelburg, 1756-1804). Engraver: Pieter Willem van Megen (1750-1785) and Mathias de Sallieth (1749-1791). Date: 1782. Dimensions: 9.7 x 13.8 in (24.7 x 35 cm). Condition: Good. Light toning of the paper, clean margins and a crisp impression. Español Grabado original de 1782 con el retrato de Nicolaas Jarry, capitán del barco corsario De Vlissinger, de Flesinga (Vlissingen, Zelanda). Aparece de cuerpo entero con el sable al costado y la bocina de mando en la mano, y al fondo dos navíos en el mar. Jarry actuó como corsario zelandés al servicio de la casa Nortier durante la Cuarta Guerra Anglo-Neerlandesa (1780-1784); su rápido cúter fue uno de los más afortunados en la captura de presas. La plancha se abrió sobre dibujo del natural de Jacobus Perkois. Técnica: Talla dulce. Autor / dibujante: Jacobus Perkois (Middelburg, 1756-1804). Grabador: Pieter Willem van Megen (1750-1785) y Mathias de Sallieth (1749-1791). Fecha: 1782. Medidas: 24,7 x 35 cm. Estado de conservación: Buena. Ligero amarilleo del papel, márgenes limpios y estampación nítida. Antigüedades y coleccionables > Arte. Megen, Pieter Willem van (1750-1785) (illustrator).…