Pieter Nolpe After Jansz Quast (3 results)

Pieter Nolpe after Pieter Jansz Quast (illustrator). 'ZIE KRELIS LEST ZIJN VUUR. KOMT HEM WAT VOCHT TEKORT. DAT ZET HEM BESJE BY WYL ZIJ 'T TOCH ZINGEND STORT.'This print shows a man called Krelis drinking from a jar while sitting on a chair holding a pipe in his other hand. In front of him a woman singing from a piece of paper.Made by Abraham Allard after Pieter Nolpe after Pieter Jansz Quast.Medium: Engraving / etching on hand laid (verge) paper.Sheet size: 15.3 x 9 cm (6.02 x 3.54 inch). Image size: 14.8 x 8.8 cm. (5.83 x 3.46 inch).MAN DRINKING-WIVE SINGING-PIPE-KRELIS-BESJE | RBOS-A8-19BACKGROUND INFORMATIONThis rare attractive print was published ca 1686-1709.Provenance: Collectors mark L.A. de Vries.Biography engraver: Abraham Allard (1676-1726) was a printmaker and publisher from Amsterdam. Condition: good, given age. Paper loss upper left corner and in lower left corner restored. Tear restored in right. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

An old peasant stands by a wooden barrel with a earthenware jug, emptying a pipe on the barrel. Before 1653. In ornamental frame. Signed on the lower right corner:"PNolpe fecit". 'HET BOERENLEVEN In een bijna ronde schulpvormige cartouche staat een man van voren gezien, met een pelsmuts op, rechts achterwaarts van een ton, waarop hij met de rechtenhand zijn pijpje neerlegt; met de linker brengt hij een grooten kroes naar zijn mond. Op de ton liggen papieren. De cartouche snijdt de voorstelling onderdaan halverwege af. In den rechter benedenhoek der plaat: PNolpe fecit.' Mr. Ch. M. Dozy, Pieter Nolpe (1613/14-1652/53), in Oud Holland 15 (1897), p. 232-233, nr. 216 l Etching and engraving on paper, no margins: total 93 x 116 mm; slight foxing. PG013.

A beggar in a landscape.Signed with a monogram at the bottom right, numbered "6". From a set of twenty-six numbered plates.Originally published by Hendrick Hondius between 1634 and 1638 and further republished by Cl. J. Visscher in 1652.From the collection Hillinger [L.4334]. Etching on paper, trimmed within plate mark; total: 202 x 155 mm; state I/2; some dirt and light rust stains very nice impression. Hollstein 12; Dozy (as Nolpe) 226-249, Muller 2046, Van stolk 2192.