Brasilien (De Wit): Littora Brasiliae

Totius Europae Victoria... Frederic De Wit (1630-1706). Engraved map with original hand color. Amsterdam, 1675. 20 x 35 1/2 inches sheet, 27 1/2 x 43 inches framed. “The most striking and decorative

Frederick De Wit (circa 1629-1706), Nova Orbis Tabula In Lucem Edita, A.F. De Wit, published by Covens and Mortier, Amsterdam, circa 1720, in two sheets, engraving on laid paper, double hemisphere vie

Property of a Private Collector, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Frederick De Wit (circa 1629-1706), Nova Orbis Tabula In Lucem Edita, A.F. De Wit, Amsterdam: Covens and Mortier, c. 1720, publ

de Wit, Frederik. NOVA ORBIS TABULA, IN LUCEM EDITA. (Amsterdam: circa 1670s.) Beautiful map in exquisite full handcolouring, with elaborate corner scenes illustrating the four seasons and the Zodiac,

Theo de Wit Armchair EMS OverschieThe Netherlands, c. 1935chrome-plated steel, plywood, lacquered plywood 29.5 h × 20 w × 19 d in (75 × 51 × 48 cm) T

Three puttos with bunches of grapes Oil on canvas, cm. 65x82. Framed

ARTIST: Jean Paul de Wit (Belgian, 1851 - ???) NAME: Portrait of Woman MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Some craquelure. Minor paint losses along edges. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE:

Jacob De Wit (Dutch, 1695-1754) A Flying Putto unsigned; attributed by Dr. A.W.F.M. Meij, (former) curator of Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam (according to an inscription on the backing paper

"Magnuum Mare del Zur, cum Insula California, De Groote Zuyd-Zee en't Eylandt California; Gedruck't Amsterdam by Frederick De Wit ince Calver Street". Handcolored copper engraving. Engraver: Romeyn de

Attributed to Jacob de Wit (c.1695-1754) Dutch. 'Allegory of Summer', en grisaille, Oil on Canvas, 7.75" x 9", and a companion piece, 'Putti with a Scythe and Hay', a Pair (2).

Artis/Title: North Pole, 'Polkarte'; Frederik De Wit (1610-1698) - "Poli Arctici, et circumiacentium terrarum descriptio novissima" - 1661-1680 Date: 1670 Material: Paper Dimensions: 62 cm x 67 cm Des

cm 53x61

MAP, SICILY by DE WIT, FREDERICK, Insula sive regnum Siciliae urbibus praecipuis exornatum. Amsterdam, circa 1680. Hand-colored engraved map of Sicily. With inset plans of Messina, Milazzo and Palermo

Map: Tabula Indiae Orientalis Cartographer: Frederick De Wit Place & Date: Amsterdam / 1670 Size: 22 1/4" x 18 1/4" Condition: light overall age-toning A highly decorative and beautifully colored late

An important map of Asia, c1680 by Frederick De Wit depicting the area of Asia, including China, Japan, Tibet, India, Russia, Persia, Arab and more (center folding area repair), 19.5"x23"

DE WIT, Frederick (1630-1706). Regni Hungariae, et Regionum, quae ei Quondam Fuere Unitae, ut Transilvaniae, Valachiae, Moldaviae, Serviae, Romaniae, Bulgariae, Bessarabiae, Croatiae, Bosniae, Dalmati

De Wit, John (Panamanian/American, born 1952), Scepter (584-02), blown and gathered glass sculpture, 39.5 inches long, incised with signature and ID number, with wall mounting hardware.

Totius Africa Accuratissima Tabula. Frederick de Wit (1629/1630-1706). Engraved map with original hand color. Amsterdam, c. 1660. 19 1/4 x 23 inches visible, 24 3/4 x 28 1/2 inches framed

Femme au tambourin Drawing on paper, probably 18th c. 38.5 x 29 cm, frame: 54 x 44 cm A confirmation of authenticity .can be found on the back of the frame. Provenance according to the text

Frederick de Wit (ca. 1630 – 1706), "Totius Africae Accuratissima Tabula," Amsterdam, ca. 1685. Hand colored map of Africa. African animals are included throughout the continent, and the decora

Title/Artist: Antique Engraving - Frederick de Wit - Female Form - Drawing of Woman Figure Medium: Antique engraving originates from "Lumen Picturae: A Classical Drawing Manual" by Frederick de Wit. T

Antique Map of Malta by Frederico de Wit, 19" x 22 1/2".See condition report.

Title/Content of Map: 1690 de Wit Map of Portugal and Parts of Spain -- Tabula Portugalliae et Algarbia Date Printed: 1690, Amsterdam Cartographer: F de Wit Size: 18.5 x 22.2 in. Condition: Good. Exce

Attributed to Jacob De Wit(Dutch, 1695-1754)portraitink on paperunsigned19 x 17 inches (frame)