Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 2 2025-11-09 Auction - 268 Price Results - Proverde Auctions in Provence-Alpes-C?te d'Azur
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Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Study of Stairs and Stages – Woodcut (c. 1545)J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Threadfin Aulopus (Aulopus filamentosus) – Chromolithograph (c.John Webber – A Boxing Match, in Hawaii – Engraving (circa 1784)
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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 2

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Bernard de Montfaucon – Cult of the Persians – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Culte des Perses" (Cult of the Persians), illustrates a detailed, multi-tiered structure or altar used in ancient Persian religious rituals, complete with figures and symbolic
0001: Bernard de Montfaucon – Cult of the Persians – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Abraxas – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Abraxas", displays a collection of Gnostic gems, amulets, and symbolic carvings, featuring various inscriptions, snakes, and abstract symbols associated with the syncretic
0002: Bernard de Montfaucon – Abraxas – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Gods of Upper Egypt – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Dieux de la Haute Egypte" (Gods of Upper Egypt), illustrates various ancient Egyptian deities and religious scenes, including figures with animal heads and symbolic boats,
0003: Bernard de Montfaucon – Gods of Upper Egypt – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Canopes – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Canopes", illustrates various forms of ancient Egyptian canopic jars, including a large jar with a human head, used to hold the internal organs of the deceased during the
0004: Bernard de Montfaucon – Canopes – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Small Egyptian Gods and Sacrifice to Isis – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Petits Idoles Egyptiennes" (Small Egyptian Idols) and "Sacrifice a Isis", features a montage of various ancient Egyptian artifacts, including small statues, hieroglyphic
0005: Bernard de Montfaucon – Small Egyptian Gods and Sacrifice to Isis – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Egyptian Gods – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Dieux Egyptiens" (Egyptian Gods), displays a collection of ancient Egyptian statuettes, symbols, and mythological scenes. Featured items include two crowned figures seated on
0006: Bernard de Montfaucon – Egyptian Gods – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
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Bernard de Montfaucon – Gods of the Germans – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Dieux des Germains" (Gods of the Germans), displays a grid of small illustrations of various ancient Germanic and possibly Celtic deities and idol figures, including
0007: Bernard de Montfaucon – Gods of the Germans – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100
Bernard de Montfaucon – Gaulish Mercuries – Engraving (c. 1719): This engraving, titled "Mercures Gaulois" (Gaulish Mercuries), illustrates six separate relief carvings or statuettes, mostly depicting the god Mercury or busts of local deities, highlighting the
0008: Bernard de Montfaucon – Gaulish Mercuries – Engraving (c. 1719)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Sloane's Viperfish (Chauliodus Sloani) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts a deep-sea fish, the Chauliodus Sloani (Sloane's Viperfish), shown with its distinctive elongated body, sharp teeth, and luminescent organs, published in the natural
0009: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Sloane's Viperfish (Chauliodus Sloani) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Argentine (Argentina Sphyraena) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts the Argentine (Argentina sphyraena), a small, silvery marine fish, shown in profile and rendered with hand-coloring. It was published in the natural history work Les
0010: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Argentine (Argentina Sphyraena) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Microstome Argentine (Microstoma argenteum) – Chromolithograph: This chromolithograph depicts a Microstome Argentine (Microstoma argenteum), a small, elongated fish with large eyes, shown in profile and rendered with hand-coloring. It was published in the natural
0011: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Microstome Argentine (Microstoma argenteum) – ChromolithographEst. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Threadfin Aulopus (Aulopus filamentosus) – Chromolithograph (c.: This chromolithograph depicts the brilliantly colored Threadfin Aulopus (Aulopus filamentosus), a marine fish shown in profile with its distinctive elongated dorsal fin ray and large eyes. It was
0012: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Threadfin Aulopus (Aulopus filamentosus) – Chromolithograph (c.Est. $50-$100
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Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Study of Stairs and Stages – Woodcut (c. 1545): This woodcut illustration, published as part of "DE OPTICES LIB. II" (Book II of Optics), presents two diagrams demonstrating the principles of perspective as applied to architectural steps and
0013: Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Study of Stairs and Stages – Woodcut (c. 1545)Est. $75-$150
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Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Study of a Vaulted Interior – Woodcut (c. 1545): This woodcut illustration presents a detailed linear perspective diagram of a classical, vaulted interior space (likely a hall or loggia) with columns and an arch, used to demonstrate principles of
0014: Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Study of a Vaulted Interior – Woodcut (c. 1545)Est. $75-$150
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Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Diagram of a Spiral Staircase – Woodcut (c. 1545): This woodcut illustration presents a complex linear perspective diagram demonstrating the projection of a spiral staircase inside a square volume, accompanied by a plan view showing the radial lines.
0015: Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Diagram of a Spiral Staircase – Woodcut (c. 1545)Est. $75-$150
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Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Diagrams of Receding Buildings – Woodcut (c. 1545): This woodcut illustration published under "DE OPTICES" (On Optics), displays two complex diagrams demonstrating linear perspective. The upper diagram shows receding rectangular solids on a gridded
0016: Sebastiano Serlio (1475–1554) – Perspective Diagrams of Receding Buildings – Woodcut (c. 1545)Est. $75-$150
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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bilobate Sparus – Engraving (1803): This engraving, marked "10" on the upper left, depicts the fish known as the Bilobate Sparus, a spiny-finned fish with a gaping mouth. It was published by G. Kearsley in London for the natural
0017: George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bilobate Sparus – Engraving (1803)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Gold-Tailed Sparus – Engraving (1803): This engraving, marked "16" on the upper left, depicts the fish known as the Gold-Tailed Sparus, a member of the Sparidae (sea bream) family. It was published by G. Kearsley in London for the natural
0018: George Shaw (1751–1813) – Gold-Tailed Sparus – Engraving (1803)Est. $50-$100
George Shaw (1751–1813) – Violet Sparus – Engraving (1803): This engraving, marked "20" on the upper left, depicts the fish named the Violet Sparus, a member of the Sparidae (sea bream) family, shown with prominent spiny fins. It was published by G. Kearsley
0019: George Shaw (1751–1813) – Violet Sparus – Engraving (1803)Est. $50-$100Lot Passed
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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Brownish Sparus and Falcated Sparus – Engraving (1803): This engraving depicts two fish species: the Brownish Sparus (a type of sea bream) and the highly stylized Falcated Sparus with prominent spiny fins and elongated caudal lobes. It was published by G.
0020: George Shaw (1751–1813) – Brownish Sparus and Falcated Sparus – Engraving (1803)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Garfish (Belone campanica) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts a long, thin marine fish, the Garfish, or Belone campanica, with a distinct elongated snout, shown in profile and rendered with hand-coloring. It was published in the
0021: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Garfish (Belone campanica) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Garfish (Belone vulgaris) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts a Garfish, or Belone vulgaris, shown bent into a U-shape, highlighting its long, needle-like snout and slender body. It was published in the natural history work Les
0022: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Garfish (Belone vulgaris) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Bearded Stomias (Stomias boa) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts a deep-sea fish, the Bearded Stomias (Stomias boa), characterized by its elongated, dark body, photophores along its side, and a barbel extending from its chin. It was
0023: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Bearded Stomias (Stomias boa) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100
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J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Smooth-Head (Alepocephalus rostratus) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877): This chromolithograph depicts a deep-sea fish, the Smooth-Head (Alepocephalus rostratus), characterized by its dark, compressed body and large eyes. It was published in the natural history work Les
0024: J. Rothschild (Publisher) – Smooth-Head (Alepocephalus rostratus) – Chromolithograph (c. 1877)Est. $50-$100