Netherlands - Vlissingen; Merian/Reinier Vinkeles/S

Quadruple engravings around Vlissingen 1. Plan of the defensive works of Vlissingen. The water colored blue With a range of 100 ruhten made by Merian in 1659 condition: good dimensions: sheet 200 x 340 mm backside: blank appeared in: ‘Topographia Germaniae Inferioris (..)’, by C. Merian, published circa 1660. 2. "Sous Philippe second, gouvernant le Duc d'Alve" (Under Philip II, under the rule of the Duke of Alva). The print comes from the historical work Afbeeldinghe, ende Beschrijvinghe van alle de Veld-slagen, Belegeringen, en andre notable geschiedenissen, ghevallen in de Nederlanden by Willem Baudartius, published in 1616 by Michiel Colijn. Top left is the town of Vlissingen (Vlissing) visible. On the right side (South Beveland) stand the coastal towns Coudorpe and Ellewouts dijck (Ellewoutsdijk) indicated along the Westerschelde. Latin caption: Under the print is a verse that extols Zeeland’s fight against the Spanish “tyrants” ("Quid Neptunicolas memorem acri Marte Zelandos..."). backside French text condition: good 14 x 17 cm When publisher Michel Colin printed Willem Baudartius’s book (Les guerres de Nassau) in 1616, the plates were reused and adapted. This is the second state (State II / Q2): •A space was created at the top of the copper plate to print the French chapter text: "Sous Philippe Second, gouvernant le Duc d'Alve". In the margins the specific numbers 39 (the chronological plate number) and 123 (the book’s page key) are engraved. 3. Print by Simon Fokke from 1752 in memory of the inauguration of Prince Willem IV (William Charles Henry Prince) as Marquis of Veere and Vlissingen on 1 and 5 June 1751. Important features in the selected region: At the bottom the text reads: "Ter gedachtenisse van de Inhuldiginge zyner doorl. Hoogheid Willem Karel Hendrik Friso, als Marquis van Vere en Vlissingen". Signature: Lower left and right show the statement of the engraver and designer: S. Fokke inv. et fec. 1752. 15 x 9.5 cm backside white condition: excellent 4. the celebration of the two-hundred-year jubilee (200-year independence/liberation) of Vlissingen, celebrated on 6 April 1772. A temporary triumphal gate or temple of honor was erected in Vlissingen in commemoration of 200 years of liberty (the capture by the Watergeuzen on 6 April 1572). Made by Jacobus Buys (J. Buys, inv. et delin.). Engraving: Engraved by Reinier Vinkeles and C. Bogerts (Reinr. Vinkeles & C. Bogerts, sculpt.). Publication: From the Fokke publication (Part XIII, Plate III) / Dutch historical prints. 8 x 5.5 cm backside white condition: excellent see the photos for a good impression, part of the description. to be sent by registered mail.

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