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Amsterdam New Year's Wishes Prints

Old prints depicting festive New Year's wishes from city workers in Amsterdam, blending artwork with social commentary and local customs.

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1829, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1829, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1829. View of a street in Amsterdam with a boy emptying an ash bucket into a cart, a boy with a rattle and a man collecting money from houses. At the bottom a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of JD Farjon, the cartman of district no. 19., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 338 mm, width 205 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1828 - 1829, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1853, Anonymous, 1852 - 1853 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1853. View in the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with the Leidsepoort, where several male and female streets sweepers are working, in the foreground a man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam. Leidsestraat. Leidsepoort

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1847, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1847, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1847. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Mint in the center with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, the Schreierstoren on the left, the Leidsepoort on the right. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 535 mm, width 460 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1846 - 1847, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1824; Asch-Karmans Kermis Wensch (...) 1824.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1824. View in a street with a gate in Amsterdam, a man brings an asem bucket to the cart while another man picking up money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the Askarreman of district no. 3.

New Year's wish from the AS and Garbors of The Hague for the year 1854; New Year's salvation and blessing quench (...) by the / asch and garbage people, / at the start of the year 1854. In the middle of the AS and garbage people at work on the Buitenhof in The Hague. Below that twelve columns with six lines of Dutch text. On behalf of H. Jasper and J. Termeulen.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, ca. 1860-1870, Anonymous, 1860 - 1870 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, ca. 1860-1870. View of the Amsterdam fair. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: W. Elderenbosch. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1847, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1846 - 1847 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1847. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandanshuis. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 19. Netherlands paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

The Nijmegen puzzle or complicated wedding, 1619. The Nijmegen puzzle or the complicated marriage, 1619. Painting hanging on the town hall of Nijmegen with a family portrait with complex relationships from a marriage closed in 1619. With four verses and the explanation of the Puzzle on the leaf under the show.

Netherlands, Tollenaar, Dirk Wijbrand, January 1850, The Ash Cart Man to Amstel Residents, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1850, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1850. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Zocher Stock Exchange and the Commandant's House. The garbage men with their cart among the public. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of JD Farjon, the cartman of district no. 19., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 330 mm, width 221 mm, Dutch, 1808-06-03 - 1858-02-05, print maker, printmaker, 1849 - 1850, paper, papier, letterpress printing, wood engraving

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1864, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1864 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1864. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Oude Waag. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 30: J. Oudhoff district. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Execution of Reinier van Oldenbarnevelt, David Coorenwinder and Adriaan van Dijk, 1623, 1623 print The executions of Reinier van Oldenbarnevelt, David Coorenwinder and Adriaan van Dijk, March 29, 1623, on the Groene Zoodje in The Hague. With a large crowd of spectators. Under the plate a description of the events and legend A-e in 3 columns in Dutch. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing (revolutionary) plot, conspiracy. mutilation of the corpse. violent death by beheading. on the scaffold or place of execution Green so

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1835; Nightwachts Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattlewacht), September 7, 1835. Some Men Walk With Ratches Along A Canal at Night. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf Of The Night Watch in Quarters No. 21 of the Zuider Corps de Garde: M. Mans, H. Sigman, J. Veldman and D. Voerman.

New Year's wish from the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1872; The garbage-karreman at Amstel's residents.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Garbage Collectors for the Year 1872. Face with on the Dam with the Beurs van Zocher and the Commandant Hospital in Amsterdam. Between The Public The Garbage Collectors With Their Cart. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Garbage Trailer in the NOWER. 14: P. Landsaat.

KermisStrent of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1870, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1870 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1870. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Oude Waag. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 8 district: H. Selling. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1848, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1848 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrenman or Garbage Man) in Amsterdam, September 1848. View of the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 19. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Dike breach at Elden, 1740; Reversing the Band Dyk for Elden Anno 1740; A very senior representation of breaking the banddyks, about the village of Elden, located in the AMPT of Over-Betuwe, at the speed between Nymegen and Arnhem. After by the last city. Whoodle when breaking the dike at the village of Elden, in the night of 30 on December 31, 1740. On the right the draftsman drawing in a boat on the water. On the leaf under the plate a description of the events and the legend 1-8. Signature at the top right: Pag. 262.

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1842; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1842.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1842. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man wearing an asemmer to the cart while another man added to the house. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman of district no. 19.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1845; Nightwacht Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), September 1, 1845. Some Men Walk at Night With Ratches Through A Street for the Haarlemmerpoort. Oval Performance With the Left Freedom and Right a River God. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf of the Night Watch in Quarters No. 26 of the 6th Police Section: W. de Beer, C. de Groot, J. Hartman and A.F. Hendriks.

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1868, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1867 - 1868 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1868. Face with on Dam Square with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandantshuis in Amsterdam. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 8 district: H. Selling. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1849, Anonymous, 1848 - 1849 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1849. Face in a street in Amsterdam where several male and female street sweepers are working, in the foreground a man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam

Imprisoning of Prince Wilhelm von Fürstenberg, 1674; De Kuyp Aen Duygen; The Kuyp Aen Duygen, by transporting the Prince Willem van Furstenberg, Bishop of Mets, Colonel of a Dubbelt Regiment, and Upper Kuyper in Franschen Service. Principal and kidnapping of Prince Wilhelm von Fürstenberg, 16 February 1674. In the night the prince is attacked and in a carriage. Above a cartouche with a representation of a tub that falls apart in individuals: the cooperators of France falling into the evening. There are several French ministers and army leaders. At the print a text sheet with a text in 2 columns with a declaration of the figures 1-32 in Dutch.

Amsterdam, Barteling, B., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1832, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1832, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1832. At the top three medallions with in the center a view of skaters on the Singel near the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left a ship on the IJ, on the right ice skating outside the city wall. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Starreveld., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 542 mm, width 466 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1831 - 1832, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Jaers Wensch, Gedaen van de Klocke -Luyders of the Oude Kerks Tooren, Aen de Burgery van Amsterdam, 1708, Anonymous, 1707 - 1708 print New Year's wish from the whistleblowers of the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam on the Burgerij van Amsterdam for the year 1708. At the top a face on Amsterdam from the IJ. In the middle a verse in 2 columns. At the bottom a strip with the weapons of five gentlemen from Brederode. Northern Netherlandsprint maker: Northern Netherlandsprint maker: Amsterdampublisher: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing weapons Old church. Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Barteling, B., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1832, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1832, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1832. At the top three medallions with in the center a view of skaters on the Singel near the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left a ship on the IJ, on the right ice skating outside the city wall. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Starreveld., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 542 mm, width 466 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1831 - 1832, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1849; New Year's wishes (...) by the joint street sweepers, under the first and general management of Mr. E. Bresser (...) 1849.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Street Sweepers for the Year 1849. View in a Street in Amsterdam Where SUVAL Male and Female Street Sweepers Are Working, In The Foreground A Man Gets Money at A House. With a Fresh in Two Columns.

New Year's greeting from the bell ringers of the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam to the citizens of Amsterdam for the year 1708. At the top a view of Amsterdam from the IJ. In the middle a verse in 2 columns. At the bottom a strip with the arms of five Lords of Brederode, Nieuwe Jaers Wensch, Gedaen van de Klocke-luyders van de Oude Kerks Tooren, Aen de Burgery van Amsterdam, 1708 , anonymous, print maker: Christoffel van Sichem (I), print maker: Cornelis Anthonisz., Northern Netherlands, print maker: Northern Netherlands, print maker: Amsterdam, publisher: Amsterdam, 1707 - 1708, paper, letterpress printing, h 366 mm × w 400 mm

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1844; Asch-Karmans New Year's wishes (...) 1844.New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1844. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man standing with an asemmer at the Cart While Another man at Home Picks Up Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or J.D. Farjon, The Askarreman of District No. 19.

Fire in the Sint-Lievensmonsterkerk in Zierikzee, 1832; Touching scene, from the terrible fells fire of the great or St. Lievens-Monsterkerk in Zierikzee, accident between 6ths and 7th October 1832. Fire in the Sint-Lievensmonsterkerk in Zierikzee, in the night of 6 on October 7, 1832. At the top of a show From a fire in a few houses in a city, under the title a description of the fire in two columns and a verse of eight couplets in four columns.

New Year's wish of the Tower Guards of Leiden for the year 1848; Heil- and blessingswensch (...) to all residents of the city of Leyden, through the tower guard there. At the arrival of the year 1848. New Year's wish of the city strumpetter or tower guard of Leiden for the year 1848. View of the town hall of Leiden to the Breestraat with the city home tower behind which the tower guard 'blows' Wilhelmus van Nassauwe'. Image within a frame of filet. At the bottom of a fresh in two columns with an ornament. On behalf of the city strumpetter: M. van der Ark.

Siege and conquest of Naarden by the Prince of Orange, 1673, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1673 print Siege and conquest of Naarden by the Prince of Orange, 12 September 1673. View of the siege of the city in a nutshell perspective. In the foreground the prince with his staff. At the top of the prince's weapon. The show in a frame of leaves. In the middle of the foreground a group of outside country, including some black people in the legend as Kourlanders (or Koutlanders). Under the plate a text sheet with title and 4 columns with a description of the events and the legends 1-40 and A-Z. paper etching / letterpress printing siege, position war. capture of city (after the siege). armorial bearing, heraldry Naarden

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1850, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1849 - 1850 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1850. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandanshuis. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of A. van der Beek, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 30. Netherlands paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

Lofproof on the merchant, ca. 1700, anonymous, 1756 - 1804 print Plano with engraving and text in book print, ca. 1700. The engraving shows a merchant sitting in his office sitting at his writing table. Opposite him two writing clerks and a craftsman with a letter in hand. The office has been upholstered with four paintings with deputies of professions mentioned in the praise, a large money box, globes and a statue of Mercury. In the background on the left a face on the stock exchange. Under the text a praise on merchants in the form of a sonnet entitled: on the merchant. Klinkdicht. "The Landman is ... with silver pylaren. paper engraving / letterpress printing merchant, salesman

Andreas Flinch (1813-1872); P.c. Skovgaard (1817-1875), subscription incorporation to UGL game history, 1813 - 1872

New Year's wish from the Rondsmen of the Preaching Letter, Hermanus Honing, 1854 - 1870 print At the top left Abraham who wants to sacrifice his son Isaac, but is retained and a ram in the bushes, which will be sacrificed in Isaac. At the top right of Christ who appears for three figures. Seven columns with six lines each Dutch text each. Netherlands paper letterpress printing the sacrifice of Isaac (Genesis 22)

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., Gas-lantaarn-oplighters New Year's wish, New Year's wish from the gas lamp lighters of Amsterdam for the year 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam gas lamp lighters for the year 1848. Cartouche with a face in a street in Amsterdam where some men are busy lighting the street lamps. Another man is collecting money at a house. On the left and right a standing woman with a torch and an oil lantern, at the bottom the Amsterdam gas factory. With poem in two columns. From the gas lamp lighter: F. Leduc., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 343 mm, width 217 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Funeral procession of Willem Frederik, count of Nassau-Dietz (magazine 22), 1665; Mourning-Staetelijcke corpse splendor in the uyt-vaert and begraefenisse from the discharged body of (...) Wilhelm Frederich (...) Died within Leeuwarden (...) Den Een-and-TwinTichsten October, MDCLXIV. And Aldaer in 't Choor van de Jacobijner Kerck, Den Vyfthienden December MDCLXIV. Old style (...). Funeral Procession of Willem Frederik, Count of Nassau-Dietz, in Leeuwarden on January 6, 1665. Part of the Funeral Procession. Plate No. 22 in An Ensemble of 25 Unassembled Numbered Plates and Two Text Sheets That Together Form A Long Frieze.

New Year's wish from the fire extinguishers and fuel deliverers from Haarlem for the year 1850; New Year, Heil and blessing wender (...) 1850. Due to the fire extinguishers and fuel-deliverers of the city of Haarlem. New Year's wish from the Haarlem fire extinguishers and fuel delivery for the year 1850. The fire brigade pulls out with a fire spray to extinguish a fire in a single properties to a canal. With a fresh in two columns.

The battle between fasting evening and fast in the context of the Spanish Succession War, 1707; Bellona, blessing for alloys; Fasting evening triumph, thwagged over the vyandlyke; Royal Almanach from 1707 / 't Lusthof of Moemus. Cartoon with the struggle between fasting evening and fast placed in the context of the Spanish Succession War, 1707. Battle between two people on chariots drawn by children. Left fasting, decorated with kitchen instruments, wildlife and poultry, drinking glasses and jugs. Law on the right, dressed with fish and movers. At the performance there is also a text sheet with a Dutch verse in 3 columns. Cartoon on the situation in the year 1707 in the Spanish Succession War. Part of a series of 7 cartoons on the French and allies from the year 1707.

Allegory on peace with England, 1674, 1674 print Allegory on the Peace of Westminster with England on February 19, 1674, ending the Third English War. Central the Dutch Virgin with the gender French war god at her feet, on the left the reports of the bishops of Munster and Cologne. On the left the Spanish negotiator Markies del Fresno at the Coventry secretary at Whitehall, on the right the personification of the refund of Stadholder. In the background the English and Dutch fleets with peace flags. In the air Mercury with the peace treaty and the angels Ephraim and Manasse. With caption in 3 columns in which the publication of the peace and explanation of the performance. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing symbols, allegories of peace, 'Pax'; 'Pace' (Ripa) Whitehall's palace (London)

The battle between fasting evening and fasting in the context of the Spanish Succession War, 1707, 1707 print Cartoon with the battle between Vastennond and Vasten placed in the context of the Spanish Succession War, 1707. Fight between two people on chariots pulled by children. Left fasting evening, dressed with kitchen instruments, game and poultry, drinking glasses and jugs. Right fast, dressed with fish and pretends. With the show there is also a text sheet with a Dutch verse in 3 columns. Cartoon on the situation in the year 1707 in the Spanish Succession War. Part of a series of 7 cartoons on the French and allies from the year 1707. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper engraving / letterpress printing strife of Lent and Carnival

Dike breach at Zeveren, 1744; On Breaking the Dyk By Zeveren, about Arnhem, and more places more; in the month of March MDCCXLIV. When breaking through the dike at the village of Zeveren at Arnhem, March 1744. On the right the draftsman drawing in a boat on the water. On the leaf under the plate a verse on the events in two columns.

New Year's wish from the Tower Guards of Leiden for the year 1848, Anonymous, 1847 - 1848 print New Year's wish from the Stadstrompetter or Torenwacht of Leiden for the year 1848. View of the Town Hall of Leiden on the Breestraat with the Stadhuistoren tower on which the tower keeper 'Wilhelmus van Nassauwe' blows. Image within a frame of file work. At the bottom a verse in two columns with an ornament. On behalf of the city trumpet: M. van der Ark. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Leiden paper letterpress printing street. tower sentry To lead. Breestraat. Town hall

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1872, Anonymous, 1871 - 1872 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Ratelwacht) for the year 1872. Centrally a poem, at the top a face on the Sarphatistraat, at the bottom two vignettes with a steam locomotive and a ship. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing steam locomotive Amsterdam. Sarphatistraat

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1837, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1837 print KermisSprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), September 4, 1837. A few men walk through a street with rattles at night. In the distance the Westertoren. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 26 of the Tuin Corps de Garde: J. Dollevoets, J. Krijsoijn, J. Koper and F. Lintelagen. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. canals, waters (in city) Amsterdam. Westertoren

Netherlands, Tollenaar, Dirk Wijbrand, January 1865, The Ash Cart Man to Amstel's Residents, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1865, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1865. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Zocher Stock Exchange and the Commandant's House. The garbage men with their cart among the public. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of H. Sluiters, the cartman of district no. 30., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 339 mm, width 218 mm, Dutch, 1808-06-03 - 1858-02-05, print maker, printmaker, 1864 - 1865, paper, papier, letterpress printing, wood engraving

Map of Naarden, besieged and conquered by the Prince of Orange, 1673, 1673 print Map of the reinforcements around Naarden, besieged by the Prince William III on 12 September 1673. Under the plate a description of the events in 2 columns, with the legend 1-16. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / letterpress printing maps of cities Naarden

New Year's Substitute of the tower keeper Van Leiden for the year 1789, 1788 - 1789 print New Year's Square of the tower keeper (city trumpetter) of Leiden Cornelis van Ark for the year 1789. Dedicated to the board and the citizens of Leiden. Leiden town hall with the tower keeper who blows from the tower: Wilhelmus van Nassouwen. On the leaf under the show a verse in two columns. Leiden paper letterpress printing night patrol. megaphone, speaking-trumpet ~ acoustic signalling To lead. Town hall

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1880; The Night Watch. New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night watch (Rattelwacht) for the year 1880. Central a poem between leaf refrences. At the top of a face on the Sarphatistraat seen from the Hogesluis. On the right the Amstel Hotel.

Northern Netherlands, Mourik, Bernardus, Illustration of the Taking of Kattenburg, in Amsterdam on 30 May 1787, Conquest of the Kattenburger Bridge, 1787, verso - stamped, The conquest of the Kattenburger Bridge to the island of Kattenburg from the rebellious Orange supporters by the armed citizens of Amsterdam, 30 May 1787. Marked at the top: In de Mercurius, August 1787. First piece. Pag. 40., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 177 mm, width 136 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1787 - 1787, paper, papier, etching, engraving, engraving (printing process), Publication (Event), Publication, 1708 - 1791, publisher

Northern Netherlands, Spiegel van Staet, Shown in Mr. Cornelis and Jan de Wit. Happened on 20 Augusty, 1672, Mutilation of the bodies of the de Witt brothers, Representation of the mutilation of the bodies of the brothers Johan and Cornelis de Witt, 20 August 1672. On the right a rider, on the left a man with a piece of clothing from one of the victims. In the air two storks. Below the image is a verse in two columns justifying the murders., print, picture, news print, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 395 mm, width 296 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, letterpress

For the golden wedding celebration of the German imperial couple, Wilhelm and Augusta , On the golden wedding, Vigniette with the German Emperor Wilhelm I and the Empress Augusta of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach About Land und Sea , Unknown

Funeral procession of Willem IV, Prince of Oranje-Nassau, 1752; Lycstation of Wylen Zyne Brightened highness Willem Karel Hendrik Friso (...) held on the 4th February 1752. Funeral procession of Willem IV in Delft on February 4, 1752. Bye and explanatory list of numbers in letterpress.

Title page for the patriots. Behind him the Dwingelandij or the betrayal, who wants to give him a dagger to kill freedom. Following the attack on HATTEM in September 1786. Double-folded sheet with a repetition of the title inside.

Bliżej Kultury Salb, Marcin (Fl. 1862 1899)

Bal der European princes, 1742, Simon Fokke, 1742 print The solemn ball of the European princes, 1742. Ball given by the Elector of Bavaria in a ballroom illuminated by candles in which Central Archduchess Maria Theresia dances with King Frederik van Prussia. Theodor von Neuhoff, the king of Corsica, dances in a harlequin suit. Other princes look. Allegory on the Austrian Succession War. On the magazine under the plate text with explanation in Dutch and French. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing dancing. ball, formal dance

Death of the De Witt brothers and the mutilation of their bodies, 1672, Anonymous, 1672 print Leaf with a representation of the murder of the brothers Johan and Cornelis de Witt and the mutilation of their bodies, August 20, 1672. Two storks in the air. Under the show about three columns a long text with a description of the events and a verse in which the murders are justified. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing attempt, political murder. violent death, being killed; being mishandled and maltreated; seeking death (+ death by lynching). lynching. mutilation of the corpse The Hague

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., The Gas-opsteker der Stads-lantaarnen, to the residents of the city of Amsterdam, Fairground print of the gas lamp lighters of Amsterdam for the year 1854, verso - stamped, Fairground print of the Amsterdam gas lamp lighters for the year 1854. In the center a verse in two columns. At the top a street in Amsterdam dug up for the construction of the gas pipeline. At the bottom two gas fitters. Of the gas lamp lighter: H. Heuperman., print, fairground print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 328 mm, width 224 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1854 - 1854, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Cartoon on Admiral Sterrevelt, 1703; Glorieuse representation of the Seer Manhaften, and Vroomen lends, the Lord Constantyn of Sterrevelt, Hoogh Roemt Admiraal (...). Cartoon on Admiral Constantyn from Sterrevelt. The Admiral standing for the Hofvijver in The Hague where the sea battle in the Bay of Vigo (October 23, 1702) is played with miniature ships (see FMH 3297). At his feet a dog does his need. It is unclear whether it is starvelt, which is also called the admiral of the pond, is an existing person or a made-up character. On the leaf under the plate, a sparkle verse on the glorious acts of this harvest during the sea battle at Vigo.

Conquest of Coevorden, 1672, Romeyn de Hooghe (attributed to), 1673 print Leaf with a performance and description of the conquest of Coevorden on December 30, 1672 on the troops of the bishop of Munster, by the troops led by Karl Rabenhaupt. Numbered details are declared in the legend under the performance. Below a description of the course of the battle over two columns in Dutch. In the end an overview of the prisoners made and the conquered loot. paper etching / letterpress printing capture of city (after the siege) Coevorden

Title print of the pamphlet from 1618 entitled: Wonderlijcke School attitude of Mr. Jan van Olden Bernevelt, Anonymous, 1618 print Title print of the pamphlet from 1618 entitled 'Wonderlijcke School attitude of Mr. Jan van Olden Bernevelt / with the Aenwijsinge on Die Figyren '. In the print, Johan van Oldenbarnevelt is the schoolmaster for a class in which the most important representatives of the Remonstrants and other advocates of the tolerance are located. The persons are indicated by letters that are explained under the performance. In the background performances of a public scourge on the green ZOOTJE in The Hague and shipbuilding with the comet of 1618. Under the explanation is a two -line verse in which the presented people are labeled as Spanish -minded. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing scholastic education, tuition. building a ship, ship under construction. flogging, scourging (in public) Green so

Death of Prince William IV, 1751, 1751 print Death of Prince William IV, October 22, 1751. Interior of Palace Huis ten Bosch with the Prince's deathbed on the left with crying woman and children; On the right a glimpse through the door to the parade bed, without visitors and without the prince's body. On the leaf under the plate a verse in two columns on the death of the prince. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing deathbed. lying in state Palace Huis ten Bosch

New Year's wish from the Gas Lantarnopstekers of Amsterdam for the year 1865, Anonymous, 1864 - 1865 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Gas Lantarnopstekers for the year 1865. Centrally one verse in two columns. At the top of a street in Amsterdam broken up for the construction of the gas pipeline. At the bottom of two gas fitter. From the gas lantern stabbing: J. Lingree. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. gas-lamp (+ kindling a light; lit, burning light, lamp, candle). street lighting. digging (industrial process). gas supply Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Langeveld and Hulsebosch, Ziesenis, Reinier, Netherlands, Marcus, Jacob Ernst, General Peace, concluded on 27 March 1802, Allegory and calligraphy on the peace of Amiens, 1802, verso - stamped, Allegory on the peace concluded at Amiens on 27 March 1802, between the Batavian Republic and France and Great Britain. Above the calligraphic title are Peace and Fortitude (with a portrait of Napoleon). Above this group flies Fame with a palm branch and the coats of arms of the French Republic and Great Britain. At the bottom, Strength defeats Deceit and Virtue points Wealth and Science to Peace. On the sides, the consequences of the peace. On the left, the flourishing of trade and agriculture, on the right, the herring fishery. The print comes with an explanation., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 605 mm, width 425 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1774-03-19 - 1826-10-02, print maker, printmaker, 1802 - 1802, paper, papier, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing

Cartoon on the bishop of Munster, 1672, Hendrick Hondius (I), after Lucas van Leyden, 1672 print Cartoon on Christoph Bernard von Galen, the bishop of Munster, 1672. Central to the magazine is Hendrik Hondius' copy to the print 'Begelaars family' by Lucas van Leyden, also known as Uilenspiegel. A beggar family on the way, the man wears a bishopsmijter, plays on a bagpipe and turns two children in a basket on his back; The boy in front has an owl on his shoulder. In this second state of the print, the main character carries a bishopsmijter and there are figures 1-7 among the people in the performance. In the Dutch text in three columns for the performance, the content of the print is declared. Northern Netherlands paper engraving / etching / letterpress printing beggar. bagpipe, musette

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1852, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1851 - 1852 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1852. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandantshuis. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of P. Willemse, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. Netherlands paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

Blessing vocals, / at the all-performance and happiest Hooge Huwelyks commitments (...). Marriage of Carel Georg August, Erfprinces van Brunswijk, and Frederica Louisa Wilhelmina, Princess of Oranje Nassau, around which two honorsuils and two vignettes. Under the image a verse in four columns.

The Devilse Fight, 1693, 1693 print Anti-Catholic cartoon. A Lutheran shepherd Johan kills a monk dressed as a devil and drives the Angel, 1693. Night scene with a shepherd who, with his staff, knocks down a man -decreasing man, an angel is driven away by the shepherd dog on the right. According to the caption, outside Isenborg near Halverstadt (Halberstadt). The print can be interpreted as an allegory of the discussion in the Lutheran municipality in Amsterdam or an allegory in favor of Balthasar Bekker and his ideas. Under the plate a verse in 2 columns in a German. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc. Halberstadt

Den Haag, Spanier, Elias, Uitslag der Verkiezingen, Juniij 1852, Blad met een tafel met deresultaat van de 1852verkiezingen; on the front a polling station, The Hague, verso - stamped, Double-folded sheet with a table inside with the results of the elections for 34 members of the House of Representatives of the States General on the third Monday of September 1852; on the front voting at a polling station., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 397 mm, width 296 mm, Dutch, 1821-03-03 - 1863-04-27, print maker, printmaker, 1852 - 1852, third quarter 19th century, paper, lithography (technique)

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1880, Anonymous, 1879 - 1880 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Ratelwacht) for the year 1880. Central a poem between leaf ranks. At the top a face on the Sarphatistraat seen from the Hogesluis. On the right the Amstel Hotel. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street Amsterdam. Sarphatistraat. Hogesluis. Amstel Hotel

Cartoon on Johan van Oldenbarnevelt (the big fish) and his supporters (the little fish), 1618. On the right, an army of tritons led by Maurice battling the fish. On the left fishing citizens, in the sky Time and Truth. In the background right the big fish spits out Waardgelders who march towards Utrecht, on the left the admiral (Maurits) catches the big fish in a net. On the sheet surrounding the picture a long verse over six columns, signed 'Deucht teelt Vreucht'. Below right is a message to the reader and a 'Verclaringhe van de Figuyr' in A-V., Cartoon on Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 1618 Illustration of the great fish of Holland , print maker: Pieter Feddes van Harlingen, (attributed to), Fidis / Deucht teelt Vreucht, (mentioned on object), Northern Netherlands, 1618, paper, etching, letterpress printing, h 492 mm × w 605 mm

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Cartoon on Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 1618; Image of the Grote Visch van Holland. Cartoon on Johan van Oldenbarnevelt (the big fish) and his supporters (the small fish), 1618. On the right an army of tritons that entered the fish with the fish under the guidance of Maurits. Left fishing civilians, in air time and truth. In the background on the right, the large fish eaves escapes from that to accomplish to Utrecht, the Admiraal (Maurits) catches the large fish in a net. On the magazine to the show a long verse over six columns, signed by 'Deep cultivation vrijt'. On the right below a message to the reader and a 'declaration of the figuyr in a-v.

Map of the Water Board of the Krimpenerwaard (part of the arms of arms), Johannes Leupenius, 1683 print Part of the edge of the weapons of the first edition of 'The Hooge Heemraadschap van de Krimpenre Waard', a wall map (consisting of a six -part map and a edge of the arms) of the Water Board of the Krimpenerwaard. paper etching / engraving maps of separate countries or regions. coat of arms (as symbol of the state, etc.) Krimpenerwaard

Fresh on the inauguration of King Willem III, 1849; Tribute to his majesty king Willem den iiids. Fresh on the inauguration of King Willem III on 12 May 1849. Text in six couplets in two columns.

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