Historical New Year Prints

A collection of 19th-century New Year's wishes from Amsterdam's newspaper deliverers, featuring medallions of cityscapes, poems, and illustrations of local landmarks.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1849, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1849, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1849. 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 three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 555 mm, width 470 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1848 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdamse Courantomvasters for the year 1849, Anonymous, 1848 - 1849 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omkenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1849. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Munt with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the current mottle: Anna Loggen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. delivery (of newspaper) Amsterdam. coin. Singel. Schreierstoren. Leidsepoort

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Court returns for the year 1851; COURANT-TRANSFERS Fairground Wensch (...) 1851. KermiSprent on behalf of the convenganters of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 8 September 1851. At the top a medallion with a face at the fair on the butter market. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. Of the Court return key: Anna logs.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1849, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1849, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1849. 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 three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 555 mm, width 470 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1848 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Song van den Kleinen Sebastiaan; Print warehouse for the youth; Fairgrounds. Leaf with 4 fairground scenes. Above every performance a title and under every performance verses from the song of the little Sebastian. Numbered at the top right: No. 4.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Courantom Cuddles for the year 1857, Jacob Coldewijn, 1856 - 1857 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omkenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1857. At the top three medallions with a face on the Palace on Dam Square, on the left a ship on the IJ, on the right ice entertainment outside the city wall. At the bottom a poem in three columns. Van de Courantombrenger: J. Jansen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. delivery (of newspaper). skates (winter sports) Amsterdam. Royal Palace Amsterdam. Ij

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Courant Tudists for the year 1854, Anonymous, 1853 - 1854 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1854. At the top three vignettes with the interior of a society with gentlemen reading newspapers, on the left the office of the Amsterdamsche Courant, right the office of the Algemeen Handelsblad. At the bottom of a poem in two columns with lists on either side of the news, day and weekly magazines in the Netherlands. Van de Courantombrenger: J. van den Elsakker. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing sale of newspaper, newspaper stand. reading. club, meeting place Amsterdam

The sleeping farmer from Stolwijk, 1707; Nader Jok and serious about the sleeping farmer of Stolwyk, (called Dirk de Bakker, Rietdekker) roasted the confused disputes of Medicyns. The sleeping farmer from Stolwijk (Dirk Klaasz de Bakker) uses in a cartoon on the French in the year 1707. Central to the bed with the sleeping man around which doctors and spectators are collected. This show surrounded by eight smaller scenes with cityscapes and emblems. With inscriptions in the record in Dutch. Stacked under the plate a leaf with two spot verses.

Prognostication of the end of the world, ca.1663; Gelijck It was in the days of Noël Alsoo Sal 't Sijn in the future of the SOONS of Menschen: through many in the presence of heaven (...). Allegoric leaf with the prognostication of the end of the world, ca. 1663. At the top of a performance in which the world's secular and spiritual princes dice about the fate of the citizen and farmer. On the right the civilian life and the world on stilts. In the background wars for the country and at sea, in the sky the eight gods of the planets and the comet of 1628. Central the philosophers democritus and heraclites at a globe under a narroller hood. Below a leaf stuck with a-y from the story of Noah and the flood and heavenly symptoms from the recent years 1660-1663 on either side in pilasters and at the bottom. In the middle the explanatory texts.

Fairs of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1849; Courant-Termsers Heil-Wensch (...) 1849. KermiSprent on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 10 September 1849. At the top of three medallions with centrally a face of the palace on the dam, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort . At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Serquet.

New Year's greeting for peace thanks to the file, approx. 1609-1610; A new-jaer about the peace or ordered.New Year's greeting for peace thanks to the twelve-year-old file, approx. 1609-1610. Peace female personification (Pax) with a horn of abundance holds a boy at hand, in the freshly referred to as Plutonem (the god of wealth). They tried the war together, in the towers of Mars and Bellona. Printed under the vignette a song of 6 verses with bible references, in Dutch.

Amsterdam, Heukelom, D., Coldewijn, Jacob, Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1857, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1857, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1857. At the top three medallions with a view of the Palace on the Dam in the center, on the left a ship on the IJ, on the right an ice skating rink outside the city wall. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Jansen., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 568 mm, width 470 mm, 1796-07-03 - 1855-01-28, print maker, printmaker, 1856 - 1857, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Fairs of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1849; Courant-Termsers Heil-Wensch (...) 1849. KermiSprent on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 10 September 1849. At the top of three medallions with centrally a face of the palace on the dam, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort . At the bottom of a poem in three columns. Of the Court delivery: J. Hesta and Sons.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Courant Conscers for the year 1847, Jacob Coldewijn, 1847 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Omkenders of Courants (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, September 13, 1847. At the top three medallions with a face on the Palace on Dam Square, on the left a sailing ship on the IJ, on the right the Nieuwmarkt with the Waag. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Serquet. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street Amsterdam. Royal Palace Amsterdam. Nieuwmarkt. Waag on the Nieuwmarkt

Northern Netherlands, Discourse, or wtlegginghe over den Gouden Stock, brought to you by the Pilot of the Ship called: Die Behoudenisse des Landts, De battle for the golden stick, 1618, The battle for the golden stick, 1618. The scene shows a tug of war between a skipper from Monnikendam and a Spaniard for 'the golden stick'. Spectators in the background. At the top of the scene a four-line verse in Dutch. Next to and below the scene other verses. Print directed against Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and the remonstrants., print, prent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 398 mm, width 286 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1618 - 1618, first quarter 17th century, paper, papier, engraving, engraving (printing process), letterpress printing

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam current movers for the year 1847, Jacob Coldewijn, 1847 print KermisStrent on behalf of the translates of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, September 13, 1847. At the top three medallions with a face on the Palace on Dam Square, on the left a sailing ship on the IJ, on the right the Nieuwmarkt with the Waag. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the current mottle: Anna Loggen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street Amsterdam. Royal Palace Amsterdam. Nieuwmarkt. Waag on the Nieuwmarkt

Allegory on the situation in the world, ca. 1645; Mundi Type VANTATIS, DAS IST EygenTliche Erklärung Diesser Eytelen und Zergängiucchen Welt / von Zweien Philosophen / Lears Einer Dieselbe stranded / der other Aber Teweinet Sie. Leaf up at the top and stuck an allegorical performance about the state of the world, ca. 1645. Left dice the worldly and spiritual princes about the fate of the citizen and farmer. On the right the civilian life and the world on stilts. In the background wars to the country and at sea, in the sky the riders of the Apocalypse and the comet of 1628. Central the philosophers democritus and heraclites at a globe under a narroller hood. This conversation is printed at the bottom of 12 German verses and in 2 columns in Dutch.

N ° 1 / Collection of prints representing the events of the war that provided independence in the United States of America. / Accurate of this war. (IT)

New Year's publishing of the Amsterdam Court deliverers for the year 1788; New year-course. Deduced to all levers, civilians, living and merchants, der city of Amsterdam, by the Merchant of the Courses and Weeklyky news papers, etc. etc. etc. for the year, MDCCLXXXVIII. New Year's publishing of the Amsterdam Courant delivery person Jansje Govers for the year 1788, dedicated to the citizens of Amsterdam. At the top of a small vignette with portraits of Prince Willem V with Gemalin and on the leaf a verse in two columns decorated with edges and four small performances with cityscapes in the corners. At the bottom of five columns an overview of the most important events from the past year.

Statement and Legenda at sixth and seventh print of Utrechtse Maskerade in 1856, Willem Pieter Hoevenaar, 1856 print Magazine with a statement and legend for the sixth and seventh print of a group of seven prints with explanation of the historical parade in Maskerade performed by the students of the Mutua Fides Association of the Utrecht Hogeschool on 25 June 1856 on the occasion of the celebration of her 220th anniversary. Utrecht paper letterpress printing students' pageant. costumes used in pageants Utrecht

Amsterdam, Bom, Gerrit, Francq van Berkhey, Johannes le, Dichtlievende beschouwing op het Zinnebelldig Tableau concerning the High Marriages of Willem Frederick, of Orange and Nassau, Explanation of the allegory print concerning marriages of the son and daughter of Willem V, 1790-1791, verso - stamped, Text sheet with an explanation of the representation of the allegory on the marriage of Princess Louise of Orange-Nassau with Karel van Brunswijk-Wolfenbüttel in The Hague on 14 October 1790 and of Prince Willem Frederik (the later King Willem I) with Wilhelmina Frederica of Prussia on 1 October 1791. With a verse in 27 couplets in three columns., text sheet, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 550 mm, width 435 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1729-01-23 - 1812-03-13, writer, 1790 - 1790, fourth quarter 18th century, paper, letterpress printing, letterpress, Publication (Event), Publication, Dutch, publisher

Engraving. 1841. Documents. Manuscripts and Archives Division

Song van den Kleinen Sebastiaan; Print warehouse for the youth; Fairgrounds. Leaf with 4 fairground scenes. Above every performance a title and under every performance verses from the song of the little Sebastian. Numbered at the top right: No. 85, numbered at the bottom right: (4.).

Cartoon on the distribution of Austrian countries by Cardinal Fleury, 1742; T (...) H Versoninge or the Q (...) n (...) of H (...) y Naked Uytgeschud. Cartoon on the distribution of Austrian countries by Cardinal Fleury, 1742. The Austrian Aartshertogin Maria Theresia is completely undressed, the robbers run away with its garments (Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Milan and Parma), the Cardinal tries to get the hand away With which she tries to keep her pubic zone (the low countries = Austrian Netherlands) covered. In the caption, the Cardinal declares the low countries, although it is a too poor reward, to want to take it yourself. Allegory on the Austrian Succession War. On the blade under the plate declaration of the representation in verses numbered 1-13.

Dreadful Riot on Negro Hill! | Library of Congress

Amsterdam, Boekholt, Baltes, Northern Netherlands, Hooghe, Romeyn de, Orange, Dutch Veldt and Sea Lord, Allegory on the appointment of William III as captain-general, 1672, Sheet with a depiction and poems in honor of the appointment of William III as captain-general, February 25, 1672. The print shows the arrival of William III's triumphal chariot. The Dutch lion leads the chariot. Envy is trampled by the horses. Personifications of the seven provinces look on. Above and below the plate three different verses., print, prints, Frederik Muller History plates, height 380 mm, width 240 mm, 1645-09-10 - 1708-06-15, print maker, printmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, paper, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, letterpress, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher, writer

Sparkers at the fall of the patriots, 1787; The roaring of a furious, despaired and humiliated patriot (...) November ao. 1787 / Resounding on the adjacent God-proper-roasting policies (...). Leaf with a sparkers on the fall of the patriots after the recovery of the Prince of Orange in 1787. On the left the complaint of the humiliated patriot, on the right the orange-oven answer in the form of a resonance.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1850, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1850, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1850. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Mint in the centre with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, the Schreierstoren on the left, the Leidsepoort on the right. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. van den Elsakker., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 555 mm, width 475 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1849 - 1850, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Courant Tudists for the year 1849, Jacob Coldewijn, 1849 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Omkenders of Courants (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 10 September 1849. At the top three medallions with a face on the Palace on Dam Square, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort on the right. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Serquet. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street Amsterdam. Royal Palace Amsterdam. Schreierstoren. Leidsepoort

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1853; COURANT-TRANSFERS FEATURE-WESSCH (...) 1853. KermiSprent on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 12 September 1853. At the top of the fair on the butter market with the Boterhal and the statue of Rembrandt (revealed May 1852). At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: G. Gerrits Jr.

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, Newspaper deliverers New Year's wish 1856, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1856, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1856. At the top three vignettes with in the center the interior of a coffee house or society with gentlemen reading newspapers, on the left the Korenbeurs on the Damrak, on the right the Zocher stock exchange. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the newspaper deliverer: F. van Ammers, painter and glazier., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 387 mm, width 523 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1855 - 1856, paper, letterpress printing, wood engraving, printer

Robert Blums last word and death, Robert Blums shooting on November , Unknown

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1859, Friedrich Robert Prinz, 1858 - 1859 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Ratelwacht) for the year 1859. Centrally a verse, around it scenes of the Night Watch, a family and ice entertainment. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing winter sports. night patrol. family life at home

When this cruel war is over, Tucker, Henry (composer), Bellak, Ja's (James) (arranger), Lee & Walker, Philadelphia, 1863., United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Social aspects, Songs and music, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Songs and music, Melodeon music, Sheet music, Catalogs, Popular Songs of the Day, Songs and Music, War and Conflict, Civil War and Reconstruction (1861-1877), Music associated with the Union side, sheet music

Fresh during a shooting exercise of the Utrecht Exercise Footery Pro Patria et Libertate, 1784, Z. Brakel, 1784 print Fresh on the occasion of a shooting exercise of the Utrecht Exercise Footschap Pro Patria et Libertate, October 12, 1784. Fresh in two columns within a framework of lauwert branches, palm branches and olive branches connected to ribbons. Utrechtprint maker: Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Utrecht

Street / Quincampoix / In the year 1720 (IT)

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Courant Tudists for the year 1856, Anonymous, 1855 - 1856 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1856. At the top three vignettes with the interior of a coffee house or society with men who read newspapers, on the left the Korenbeurs on the Damrak, on the right the Zocher stock exchange. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the Courantombrenger: F. van Ammers, painter and glazier. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing reading. club, meeting place. inn, coffee-house, public house, etc. Amsterdam. Korenbeurs. Beurs van Zocher

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper deliverers Kermis-Wensch 1846, Fair print of the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1846, verso - stamped, Fair print on behalf of the newspaper deliverers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, September 7, 1846. At the top three medallions with a view of the fair on the Botermarkt in the center, on the left a farmer harvesting grain, on the right the Waag on the Nieuwmarkt. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: the widow Groen., print, fair print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 557 mm, width 468 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1846 - 1846, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Freedom tree on Koningsplein, 1795; By planting the Vryheidheid-Boom, in order to worship of the Burgerlyn. Vocals for all burgers.Dancing to the Freedom Tree, established 5-6 February 1795 on Koningsplein, at the time to be renamed Burgleeke, in Amsterdam. On The Leaf Under the Plate The Text Of A Song in Five Couplets.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1848, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 18478 At the top three medallions with in the center a view of the Singel at the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Serquet., print, prent, new year's wish, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 535 mm, width 438 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Austrias most glorious days, The text of the proclamation of Emperor Ferdinand on March , framed by scenes of the March Revolution, Carl Anton Goebel also Göbel -, Lithographer, Ludwig Mohn -, publisher

Act / Constitutional of the French / Accepted by the people meeting in Paris (IT)

Voeu and prayer of Louis XVI / made in 1792 by himself / during his captivity

The obligation of the first stone laying by ZM den Koning, for the National Monument in the Willemspark in the Gravenhage, November 17, 1863. Key for the print of the ceremony on November 17, 1863 of laying the first stone by King Willem III for The National Monument in memory of Independence and the Foundation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1813, in the Willemspark (now Plein 1813) in The Hague. With the legend on the numbers 1-125.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1856; COURANT-EMPARers New Year's winch (...) 1856. New Year's wish on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1856. At the top three vignettes with centrally the interior of a coffee house or society with men who read newspapers, left the corn exchange on it Damrak, on the right the Beurs van Zocher. At the bottom of a poem in four columns. Of the Courantombrenger: F. van Ammers, painter and glazier.

Farewell to Jean Calas in prison; Les Adieux de Calas, a sa famille / say goodbye to Calas. The French merchant Jean Calas from Toulouse was falsely accused of murder of Marc Antoine in 1761, his 30-year-old son. Calas (Calvinist) would have been killed because they wanted to repent to Catholicism. Calas was put to death in March 1762. His family, about which Voltaire has expanded, is in prison here. Calas is in the middle. A man gets him out of the caps to lead him to the scaffold. To the left of him stand his second son and two daughters. At the door completely left, two militars have a spiritual inside. Completely right in a chair Calas' woman who has fainted. Lawyer Gaubert Lavaysse and the maid team try to bring her up to consciousness. On the blade below the show is a text in Dutch in two columns. Following this event, Voltaire wrote his 'Traité de la Tolerance'.

Amsterdam, Barteling, B., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1826, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1826, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1826. 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 ice skating fun outside the city wall and on the right a ship on the IJ. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Smit., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 523 mm, width 455 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1825 - 1826, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Vreugdourant at the birth of Prince Willem Frederik George, 1792, J. Peppelenbos, 1792 print Vreugdourant at birth on December 6, 1792 of Prince Willem Frederik George, the later King Willem II. Text in four columns with a few verses. Engelen with a crown at the top, between pots with orange trees. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing

Exact and official details on funeral ceremonies (IT)

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1849; The night watch to the residents. New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night watch (Rattelwacht) for the year 1849. Central a poem, on either side twice the Amsterdam Koggeschip and four faces on old and new buildings: old and new Haarlemmerpoort, old and new town hall. On behalf of the Night Watch of Quarter 9 of the 2nd Section: H. Pot, G. Meijer, F.W. Netzel and N. Schuuring.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1849, Friedrich Robert Prinz, 1848 - 1849 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Ratelwacht) for the year 1849. Centrally a poem, on both sides twice the Amsterdam Koggeschip and four faces on old and new buildings: Oude and Nieuwe Haarlemmerpoort, old and new town hall. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 14 of the 4th section: J. Ravens, G. Poelenje, W. Burger and M. Rietveld. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. street Amsterdam. Haarlemmerpoort. City Hall of Amsterdam (14th century-1652). Prinsenhof

Cartoon on the departure of priest pupils from St. Acheul, 1825; Le Départ de St. Acheul, Ou Adieux des r.r.p.p. Jesuites aux Jeunes Belges, Rappelés Dans Leur Patrie A DATER DU CINQ OCTOBRE, PAR SUITE DE L'ARRêTÉ DE SM. Cartoon in favor of the Royal Decree of 14 August 1825 aimed at the abroad, and in particular in the French Saint- Acheul, training students as evasion of the obligation to follow the priest training in the Collegium Philosophicum in Leuven. On the right the Jesuit College with priests and students, links leave students with a carriage. Under the show a French song in five couplets.

The place of the first stone laying by Z.M. den Koning, for the National Monument in the Willemspark in The Hague, November 17, 1863, 1863 print Key for the print of the ceremony on November 17, 1863 of laying the first stone by King William III for the National Monument in memory of the independence and the foundation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1813, in Willemspark (now Plein 1813) in The Hague. With the legend on the numbers 1-125. Netherlands paper ceremonial laying of the foundations, laying the first stone The Hague. Plein 1813. National monument

Danck-Predikatien, Gedaen over de laste slach by Worcheseter, op den 18 September 1651. Unknown Artist; Dutch, 17th century. Date: 1651. Dimensions: Image: 202 x 272 mm (image/plate); 206 x 276 mm (sheet)Text: 295 x 290 mm (primary and secondary supports). Engraving in black on ivory laid paper and letterpress in black on ivory laid paper, laid down on cream wove card. Origin: Netherlands. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, USA.

Amsterdam, Heukelom Dz., F., Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1859, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1859, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1859. At the top three medallions with in the center a view of the Singel at the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: C. van den Elsakker., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 555 mm, width 445 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1858 - 1859, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Year's Wens of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1832; COURANT-VANGERTERS NEW YEARSCH (...) 1832. New Year's wish on behalf of the ranges of coursers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1832. At the top of three medallions with centrally a face of skaters on the Singel at the coin with a newspaper delivery person on the quay , On the left a ship on the IJ, right ice spirit outside the city wall. At the bottom of a poem in four columns. Of the Courantombrenger: J. Starreveld.

Amsterdam, Heukelom Dz., F., Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1860, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1860, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1860. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Mint in the centre with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, the Leidsepoort on the left, the Schreierstoren on the right. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: C. van den Elsakker., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 556 mm, width 448 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1859 - 1860, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Amsterdam, Barteling, widow B., Coldewijn, Jacob, Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1838, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1838, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1838. At the top three medallions with a view of the Palace on Dam Square in the centre, the Leidsepoort on the left, the Schreierstoren on the right. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Sarreveld., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, Den Heere RWP de Vries ZEd., verso - handwritten, height 535 mm, width 453 mm, 1796-07-03 - 1855-01-28, print maker, printmaker, 1837 - 1838, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Austrias most glorious days, The text of the proclamation of Emperor Ferdinand on March , framed by scenes of the March Revolution, Carl Anton Goebel also Göbel -, Lithographer, Ludwig Mohn -, publisher

Boston Music Hall, benefit concert, Carl Zerrahn, Saturday evening, March 6, 1858 , Concerts, Fund raising, Boston Music Hall Boston, Mass., Zerrahn, Carl, 1826-1909, Kreissman, August, 1823-1879. Graupner and early Boston Musical Scores plus Boston Music Hall Ephemera

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1853; The night watch to Amstel's residents. KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattlewacht), 12 September 1853. Three performances with the building, the entrance gate and the music tent of Artis, between leaf refrences. Centrally a poem in five verses.

Execution of consquers against Maurits, 1623; Haegsche Justice did on the 5 MEY / with the front. The execution of the conspirators against Maurits in The Hague, 27 February, 29 March and 5 May 1623. The conspirators are joined by the right at the prison gate. At the top four separate scenes of the executions and the body parts to the gallows. With caption of 3 columns in Dutch (partly underlined with pen).

Outdoor price of the golden tens, 1847; Satisfaction between a golden Willem and a coin billet. Discussion between a 'golden willem' and a 'mint billet'. Following the replacement of the Golden Tens (Ten Gulping Piece) by a banknote, at the Munt Act of 26 November 1847. Fresh in two columns under an image of a money exchanger in his office with a customer.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1838; COURANT-TRANSFERS New Year's wish (...) 1838. New Year's wish on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1838. At the top of three medallions with centrally a face of the palace on the dam, on the left the Leidsepoort, on the right the Schreierstoren . At the bottom of a poem in three columns. Of the Courantombrenger: J. Sarreveld.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1848, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1848. 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 three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 530 mm, width 438 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Housing party of the freedom tree on Dam Dam in Amsterdam, 1795; By the Inwydings-Feest van den Vryheid-Boom, on the revolution Plyn, in Amsteldam den 4th March 1795. Freedom party at the dedition of the freedom tree on Dam Square, at the time to revolutioneople, in Amsterdam, on March 4, 1795. On the magazine Under the plate a verse in six couplets.

Regulations for the Royal Money Lottery, CA. 1689-1695; Regulations for the Koninglyke Gelt-Lottery / Les Reques de la Lotterie Royale de l'Argent / The Rules of the Royal Money-lottery. Leaf with the regulations numbered I-VIII for the Royal Money Lottery in Dutch, French and English. At the top of a show of playing the lottery game (a kind of roulette) seated by the participants around a table on which a large plate with 32 compartments with place names. At the head of the table a model of an oak tree in which the dice is rolled, ca. 1689-1695. According to the caption, the game is authorized by King Willem III and Queen Maria II and this game is played in a house on the Nieuwendijk in Amsterdam.

The will of the twelve -year file, 1615, 1615 print Political allegory at the imminent end of the twelve -year file, 1615. The file, an old woman, is surrounded in her death bed by the Pope and other Roman clergymen who beg for her life. She makes her will. Behind her, death with hourglass and death fry is in the attack. On the right the Hollandse Leeuw and the Dutch Virgin in the Dutch garden that was built against the house of Nassau. On the left the harnessed Spanish soldier Mars Astrijlings standing on the course of a cannon. In the caption printed on the magazine a conversation between the main characters in the performance, in 4 columns in Dutch. Amsterdam paper etching / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires. deathbed. making a testament. personifications of countries, nations, states, districts, etc.. fenced or walled garden; 'Hortus Conclusus' Netherlands

Print shows at center the text of the Emancipation Proclamation with vignettes surrounding it; on the left are scenes related to slavery and on the right are scenes showing the benefits attained through freedom; also shows Justice and Columbia at the top center beneath a bald eagle and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln at bottom center above a scene of former slaves giving thanks.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Courant Tudists for the year 1856, Unknown, 1855 - 1856 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1856. At the top of three vignettes derived from books at the top of a family on New Year's Day, on the left the house of Goethe near Weimar, right the house of Schiller in Weimar. At the bottom a poem in three columns. Of the current migrant: wed. Martijns. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing January 1 (~ festivities) Weimar

Listing of marriages from a page of "The London Times", Thursday, September 28, 1882. Cantuar Photographic Company

Proclamation of the Emancipation of African American slaves. Text surrounded by scenes of slavery from capture through sale, subjugation, work and liberation. Coloured lithograph c1864.

Testament of Napoleon

New Year's wish from the fire extinguishers and fuel deliverers from Haarlem for the year 1846; New Year's salvation and blessing quench (...) 1846. 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 1846. The fire brigade pulls out with a fire spray to extinguish a fire in a few buildings to a canal. With a fresh in two columns.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1857; COURANT-EMPARers New Year's Wensch (...) 1857. New Year's wish on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1857. At the top of three vignettes derived from books, with centrally a mythological scene entitled 'human life', left the Submission of Hagar and Ismael, right Ruth and Naomi. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. Of the Courant goet: WED. Martijns.

Strange Dance organized to Uplift the Melancolique French-minded Hollanders, about the failed plan regarding Holland, in 1793, The Kezendans with the devil as a minstrel, 1793, verso - stamped, The Kezendans. Cartoon in which patriots dance like Keeshonds in a row behind each other to the music of the Devil as a minstrel in the direction of hell. Two devils hold up sheet music. On the sheet below the plate the verses of the song in Voorzang, Tegenzang and Closing Song. In response to the failed invasion of the French in the Netherlands in 1793., print, prent, cartoon, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 285 mm, width 365 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1787 - 1787, paper, papier, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing process), letterpress printing, letterpress

Table des droitsn de lhomme. The 17 articles of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is an important part of the iconography of the French Revolution, Enacted by the National Assembly of France August 26, 1789, accepted by the King

Sonnet final (Dutuit page 147) Dusart, Cornelis. Final Sonnet (Dutuit Page 147). Etching. 1691-1691.

Bread and flour commissions in the 4th district of Wieden - Kunst - Vienna List of sprends and local bread and flour commissions - by the magistrate of K.K. Reichshaupt- und Residenzstadt Vienna, as a political authority I. Instance. - in April 1915 - M.-D. 2580 Ex 1915.

The Hague, Limburg, Gillis van, Pola, Hendrik, Northern Netherlands, Uytdruk der Zinnebeelden en Advisen van de Meyboomen, Explanation of the symbols on the maypoles in The Hague, 1705, Explanation of the six symbols on the maypoles erected by the militia of 't Colombyne Vendel of the officer J. Royer in The Hague, 1705. At the top six allegorical figures referring to the States of Holland and West Friesland, the States General, the Prince and Princess of Orange, the Lord of Ouwerkerk and Colonel P. van Assendelft., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 586 mm, width 456 mm, 1676 - 1748, print maker, printmaker, 1705 - 1705, paper, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, Work conception, after own design by, writer, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

New Year's wish from the Amsterdamse Courantomvasters for the year 1847, Anonymous, 1846 - 1847 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omkenders of Courants (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1847. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Munt with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in four columns. From the current mottle: Anna Loggen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. delivery (of newspaper) Amsterdam. coin. Singel. Schreierstoren. Leidsepoort

Conjured spectators / to ruin the people of Paris (IT)

Rotterdam, Groenewoud, J., Jagt, Willem van der, Explanation of the Symbolic Art Print on the Alliance of the French and Batavian Commonwealths, Explanation of the print with the Allegory of the Alliance with France, 1795, verso - stamped, Engraved explanation belonging to the print with the allegory of the Alliance concluded between the Batavian Republic and France in 1795. Canvas held up by putti with trumpets, on the canvas the explanation of the representation in two columns in verse form., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 194 mm, width 256 mm, Dutch, 1727-01-30 - 1805-04-19, writer, 1796 - 1796, paper, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing process), Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1849; Heilwensch (...) Through the joint street sweeps under the first and general management of Mr. E. Bresser (...) 1849.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Street Sweepers, September 10, 1849. View in An Amsterdam Street WHERE Multiple Male and Female Streets Sweeps Are at Work, in the Foreground a Man Gets Money at a House. With a Fresh in Two Columns.

Three-column type print by Christoph Gerhard, 1653, with text on an allegorical homage sheet for Ferdinand IV, Roman-German king, from June 18 in Regensburg.

Conjured speculators / to ruin the people of Paris

KermiSprent with print seller, ca. 1700; The Vermaerde Ryser versints Sigh Selfs' t ueytmunter Kermis-Werck, from Jan Klapt, and Juffrou Gritje Kalseee ". KermiSprent with a representation of a leaflet or print seller. Printed on the leaf under the plate a long spot verse, Drinking and singing at the fair, in Dutch in 4 columns.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Courant Tudgers for the year 1851, Jacob Coldewijn, 1851 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Omkenders of Courants (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 8 September 1851. At the top a face in an Amsterdam street with various shops and businesses. At the building of the Stadsprintkerij of the Amsterdamsche Courant in the Nes, a row of people are waiting. At the bottom a poem in three columns. Van de Courantombrenger: H.J. Van Gelder. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Nes

. Gravagrift for the Joan Derk van der Capellen died in 1784 to Den Pol, printed in white on a black leaf, with a patriotic freshly focused against the divers of the Netherlands, the orange-zones, 1784-1785. Inside an ornamental edge of filets.

DArminiaensche Uyt-Vaert (The Arminian Funeral), Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1619 print Cartoon on the exodus of the Remonstrants from The Hague on July 6, 1619 after the conviction by the Synod. The show shows a long procession of nine cars that travels through the landscape. The consultation between two farmers named Kees and Joost, who are at the bottom left of the print, is shown in the caption entitled 'Boere praetjen: about d'Arminiaensche uyt-vaert / held the vi. Iulij 1619 '. On the right a list of cars with the names of the passengers. Amsterdam paper etching / letterpress printing banishment, exile

A family chart for the United States | Library of Congress

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1849; The night watch to the residents. New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night watch (Rattelwacht) for the year 1849. Central a poem, on either side twice the Amsterdam Koggeschip and four faces on old and new buildings: old and new Haarlemmerpoort, old and new town hall. On behalf of the Night Watch of the 2nd Section: J. van Dijk and H. Mulder.

Cartoon on the exile of the Jesuits from Spain, March 1767. A group of firing looking and closed Jesuits is led by spotting soldiers to a ready-standing carriage. On the leaf under the plate a verse in three columns. Under the verse a list of booksellers where the print is available.

Fresh on the flight of the Rhinegraaf of Salm, 1787, Anonymous, 1787 text sheet. poem Text sheet with a verse on the flight of the Rhinegraaf of Salm from Utrecht, when approaching the Prussian troops, October 1787. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1848, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1848. 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 three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 530 mm, width 438 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Codig night face, 1705; Codig night face; 11 emblem, or Dutch Phenix criminal cook, and the munniken etc.; Roma Pertubata / 't Lusthof from MoMus. Codig night face, 1705. Petrus Codde kills the Python as Apollo, referred to here as the Babels Beast. On the right a eagle (the Dutch phenens) cast a rooster with a dragon tail (Theodorus de Cock) in the purgatory. Under the plate a verse in 4 columns. Leaf No. 11 in the series of 13 blades with cartrots on the Jesuits entitled Roma Pertubata, 1707. Part of the print work issued under the collective title 't Lust-Court of Momus with the bundled series of cartrents during the 1901-1713 of the Spanish Succession War.

The General Indicator 1845-1846. (IT)

The Summer, Anonymous, After Monogrammist AP (16th century), 1567 print One of four sheets of a calendar. Summer triumphal procession: Ceres in a triumphal wagon drawn by four birds, accompanied by different people and personfications. Harvesting in the background. The months of June, July and August depict by flags with the constellations. Under the image calendar of the three summer months. print maker: Italyafter print by: Low Countries paper summer, 'Aestas'; 'Estate' (Ripa). (story of) Ceres (Demeter). chariot, triumphal car. calendar of ecclesiastical feasts. seasons of the year (esp. personifications); 'Stagione', 'Le quattro stagione dell'anno' (Ripa) (+ with zodiacal signs of the summer season)

Calendar before 1857 in an ornamented frame, Isaac Weissenbruch, 1857 print The twelve months of the year with the days of the week. In the middle of a portrait of a man with glasses. Around flowers, plants and a number of putti with the horn of abundance. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper calendar, almanac. plants (in general). cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'. 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty

Joy Canyon at Silver Wedding of the Prince and Princess of Orange, 1792; Neerland's joy-current, by the solemn memorial of the silver wedding of the best of the princes (...). Joycourant following the 25-year-old (silver) wedding anniversary of Prince Willem V and Princess Wilhelmina van Prussen, on October 4, 1792. Sheet with text in four columns. At the top of the portraits under an orange tree. At the bottom of a joy singing.

Text sheet belonging by monument for Arent van Ysendyck, J.C. Hagedoorn, 1818 text sheet Fiansification of the pastor Arent van Ysendyck with his breach and a statement of the figures and symbols on the corresponding print. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing

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