Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 1 2025-11-01 Auction - 258 Price Results - Proverde Auctions in Provence-Alpes-C?te d'Azur
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Jacob Cats – Emblemata: Fac Sapias, et Liber Eris – Engraving (Circa 1618)Carl Lindman – Set of 6: Botanical Studies including Juniper and Slipper OrchidAndrea Palladio – Illustration of Architectural Orders and a Temple – Woodcut (1570)
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Aix-en-Provence, Provence-alpes-c?te D'azur, France
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Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 1

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Francis Orpen Morris – Hooded Crow – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870): This hand-coloured wood engraving depicts a Hooded Crow (Corvus cornix) perched on a broken branch, an illustration for the widely successful ornithological work A History of British Birds. The print
0001: Francis Orpen Morris – Hooded Crow – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870)Est. $75-$150
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Francis Orpen Morris – Nuthatch – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895): This hand-coloured wood engraving illustrates a Nuthatch (Sitta europaea) perched head-down on a tree trunk, a characteristic posture of the species as it forages for food. The illustration, notable
0002: Francis Orpen Morris – Nuthatch – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895)Est. $75-$150
Francis Orpen Morris – Tree Creeper – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895): This hand-coloured wood engraving features a Tree Creeper (Certhia familiaris), shown ascending a tree trunk in its typical posture, with its long, curved bill and mottled brown and white plumage
0003: Francis Orpen Morris – Tree Creeper – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895)Est. $75-$150Lot Passed
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Francis Orpen Morris – Hairy Woodpecker – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895): This hand-coloured wood engraving illustrates a Hairy Woodpecker (Picoides villosus), a species native to North America, perched on a branch. The print displays the male bird's striking black and
0004: Francis Orpen Morris – Hairy Woodpecker – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1895)Est. $75-$150
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George Shaw – Tenebrio (Darkling Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (Circa 1806): This copperplate engraving, plate number 36, illustrates multiple species of beetles belonging to the genus Tenebrio (Darkling Beetles), labeled with names such as bucephalus, globosus, gigas?, and
0005: George Shaw – Tenebrio (Darkling Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (Circa 1806)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Meloe (Oil Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (1801): This copperplate engraving, plate number 37, illustrates various stages and species of the Meloe (Oil Beetle) and Proscarabaeus genera, including magnified views of a head and a young larva. The
0006: George Shaw – Meloe (Oil Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Staphylinus (Rove Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (1801): This copperplate engraving, plate number 39, features illustrations of several species from the genus Staphylinus (Rove Beetles), including murinus, maxillosus, and major, along with a magnified view
0007: George Shaw – Staphylinus (Rove Beetles) – Copperplate Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Forficula (Earwig) – Copperplate Engraving (1801): This copperplate engraving, plate number 40, illustrates the insect genus Forficula (Earwig), with a magnified view of F. auricularia, showing its extended wings and forcipated tail. Smaller details
0008: George Shaw – Forficula (Earwig) – Copperplate Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Clapp's Favorite – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is a lithographic of a botanical illustration of the Clapp's Favorite pear cultivar. The print features three views of the fruit: a whole pear with subtle yellow-green color, a
0009: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Clapp's Favorite – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed
Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Epargne Pear – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is of a botanical illustration depicting the Epargne pear cultivar. The plate features three meticulous views of the pear: a whole specimen displaying a green and reddish-orange
0010: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Epargne Pear – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed
Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Baumann's Reinette – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is a lithographic of a botanical illustration depicting the apple cultivar Baumann's Reinette (Baumanns renett). The composition features three representations of the fruit: a
0011: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Baumann's Reinette – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed
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Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Melon Apple – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is a lithographic of a botanical illustration depicting the apple cultivar Melonäpple (Melon Apple). The composition features a cluster of illustrations: a whole specimen on a
0012: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Melon Apple – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100
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Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Large Clear Cherry – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is a lithographic of a botanical illustration, depicting the cherry cultivar Stort Klarbär (Large Clear Cherry). The illustration focuses on a branch laden with glossy, red-to-pink
0013: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – Large Clear Cherry – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100
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Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – St. John's Plum – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is a lithographic of a botanical illustration depicting the plum cultivar Johannisplommon (St. John's Plum). The detailed image shows a cluster of ripe, deep blue-purple plums
0014: Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) – St. John's Plum – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $50-$100
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Honoré Daumier, after – Death Playing the Trumpet (Danse Macabre) – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is based on a work that depicts a skeletal figure of Death seated on a rocky outcrop, playing a twisted, grotesque trumpet or pipe. The skeleton wears a tattered cloak and a crown
0015: Honoré Daumier, after – Death Playing the Trumpet (Danse Macabre) – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $75-$150
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Honoré Daumier, after – The Fall of Icarus – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is based on a drawing or painting by Honoré Daumier, after, titled The Fall of Icarus (La Chûte d'Icare). The image depicts the mythological figure of Icarus crashing violently
0016: Honoré Daumier, after – The Fall of Icarus – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $75-$150
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Honoré Daumier, after – The Corpse of War (The End of a Great Dream) – Offset print (20th: This offset print is based on a drawing or lithograph by Honoré Daumier, after. The somber image depicts a dead figure wrapped in a shroud, lying in a simple coffin on the ground. Next to the coffin
0017: Honoré Daumier, after – The Corpse of War (The End of a Great Dream) – Offset print (20thEst. $75-$150
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Honoré Daumier, after – Allegory of Paris Swallowing the Sword – Offset print (20th Century): This offset print is based on a satirical drawing or lithograph by Honoré Daumier, after. The central figure is a classically draped, allegorical female figure. The figure stands on a rocky ground
0018: Honoré Daumier, after – Allegory of Paris Swallowing the Sword – Offset print (20th Century)Est. $75-$150
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Francis Orpen Morris – Ringed Dotterel – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870): This hand-coloured wood engraving illustrates the Ringed Dotterel (Charadrius hiaticula). The bird is depicted in profile, standing on a sandy ground with short scrub, showcasing its distinctive
0019: Francis Orpen Morris – Ringed Dotterel – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870)Est. $75-$150
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Francis Orpen Morris – Golden Plover – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870): This hand-coloured wood engraving features a Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria) in its breeding plumage, characterized by a striking black belly and face, contrasting sharply with the bright,
0020: Francis Orpen Morris – Golden Plover – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870)Est. $75-$150
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Francis Orpen Morris – Turnstone – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870): This hand-coloured wood engraving illustrates a Turnstone (Arenaria interpres), a migratory shorebird, displaying its distinctive pied and mottled breeding plumage of black, white, and
0021: Francis Orpen Morris – Turnstone – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870)Est. $75-$150
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Francis Orpen Morris – Bar-tailed Godwit – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870): This hand-coloured wood engraving illustrates a Bar-tailed Godwit (Limosa lapponica), a species of shorebird. The bird is depicted in its striking summer breeding plumage, characterized by a deep
0022: Francis Orpen Morris – Bar-tailed Godwit – Hand-coloured Wood Engraving (Circa 1851-1870)Est. $75-$150
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George Shaw – Peruvian Bat – Copperplate Engraving (Circa 1800-1801): This copperplate engraving, plate number 41, illustrates the Peruvian Bat (the Greater Bulldog Bat, Noctilio leporinus). The plate includes two detailed views of the specimen: one in flight with
0023: George Shaw – Peruvian Bat – Copperplate Engraving (Circa 1800-1801)Est. $50-$100
George Shaw – Cape Ant-Eater – Copperplate Engraving (1800): This copperplate engraving, plate number 33, depicts the Cape Ant-Eater (Orycteropus afer, or Aardvark), standing in profile on a rocky mound. The engraving highlights the animal's distinctive
0024: George Shaw – Cape Ant-Eater – Copperplate Engraving (1800)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed