Historical Etchings

Prints representing seasonal activities and landscapes, highlighting the versatility of etching as a medium to depict daily life and nature.

Etching by Jan de Visscher (1653-1712) depicting shepherds at a fountain, including a shepherd holding a stick with his herd. The print highlights figures, animals, water, and rural architecture in Dutch engraving style.

Etchings and copper engravings by Justus Sadeler depicting the months September and October, created between 1590 and 1620. The prints show seasonal activities and figures in detailed composition.

This etching by Thomas Wijck, created between 1636 and 1677, depicts multiple scenes and landscapes, illustrating his versatility in representing 17th-century Dutch rural and urban environments.

Etching by Franz Edmund Weirotter from 1750-1771 depicting a fishing village with an old windmill, showing houses, water, boats, and rural landscape elements.

An etching by Carl Philipp Schallhas created between 1783 and 1797 depicting natural landscapes and historical ruins, highlighting the topography and architecture of the period.

Etching by Adriaen van Ostade depicting a festival beneath a large tree, created between 1627 and 1685, showing people gathered in an outdoor setting.

Etching by Franciscus de Bargas depicting dancing farmers and a rider in front of an inn, 1687-1723.

Etching by Raphael Sadeler the Younger from 1600-1634 depicting a landscape with bird catchers, showing figures, birds, and early 17th-century European printmaking techniques.

Etching by Jan de Visscher (1653-1712) depicting shepherds at a fountain, including a shepherd holding a stick with his herd. The print highlights figures, animals, water, and rural architecture in Dutch engraving style.

A 1613-1641 etching by Jan van de Velde II depicting Tobit blessing Tobias and Tobias catching a fish, showing human figures, gestures, and natural elements.

Etching by Jonas Umbach from 1639-1693 depicting ruins and rural landscapes with cottages, trees, hills, and figures.

Etching by Moyses van Uyttenbroeck from 1625 illustrating 'Hymn Tobacco', showing detailed figures, symbolic imagery, and decorative elements for a book illustration.

Etching by Richard Earlom from 1774 depicting a port and a landscape scene featuring Tobias and the angel, including figures, ships, and water.

An 18th-century etching by Jean Jacques Le Veau representing Bayonne with architectural and cityscape details.

Etching by Herman van Swanevelt showing views of Paris and Rome, created in 1654.

Copper engraving by Adriaen Collaert (1587) depicting a landscape with ruins, showing terrain, architectural remains, vegetation, and figures in late 16th-century Europe.

Etching by Richard Byron showing a landscape with a baptism scene and the Death of the Virgin Mary, depicting figures, water, and terrain, created between 1724 and 1811.

Etching by Jean Jacques Le Veau of 'The Villa of Villagers' created between 1762 and 1794, showing a rural villa with surrounding figures and landscape.

People on and around stone structure between the trees, Célestin François Nanteuil, 1842 print Paris paper recreation. lute, and special forms of lute, e.g.: theorbo. popular music, street music

A 1647-1688 etching by Frans de Neve depicting mythological scenes of Diana and Endymion and Venus with Amor, highlighting classical figures, gestures, and iconography.

A 1641 etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur illustrating scenes from 'The Metamorphoses', depicting mythological transformations and narrative elements from the classical text.

Copper engraving by Crispin van de Passe depicting the parable of the merciful Samaritan, created around 1600. The artwork shows biblical figures, gestures, and detailed composition.

"Etching by Joachim Martin Falbe created between 1729 and 1782 depicting a man with a cloak and stick in a landscape with a hut, showing figures, terrain, and compositional arrangement."

A 1640-1652 etching by Jan Both depicting a landscape with two men standing on a roadside, highlighting human figures within a natural setting.

E. Spruyt created 17th-century etchings depicting landscapes featuring members of high society and tavern scenes, illustrating social and leisure activities of the period.

A 1655-1690 etching by Abraham Genoels depicting landscapes with ancient ruins, showing stone structures, vegetation, hills, and human figures in a natural setting.

Jacques Callot produced various etchings in the 17th century depicting figures, scenes, and daily life. The works demonstrate detailed line work and early modern European engraving techniques.

Etching by Herman van Swanevelt showing a landscape with a stone house and a shepherd, created between 1620 and 1655.

Etching by Jan de Visscher (1653-1712) showing a boy carrying a tree trunk. The print emphasizes the figure, posture, and detailed rendering typical of Dutch 17th- and early 18th-century engraving techniques.

Etchings by Bernard Picart between 1693 and 1733 depicting various scenes.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder from the 17th century showing Theodore and John, depicting historical or religious figures in detailed European style.

Etching by Thomas Wijck showing various scenes including landscapes, figures, and architectural elements, created between 1636 and 1677.

Copper engraving and etching by Hans Bol showing landscapes with biblical scenes, created between 1535 and 1570, featuring figures, natural scenery, and narrative composition.

Etching by Joannes van Orley depicting the Nativity of Christ, produced between 1665 and 1735.

Copper engraving by Raphael Sadeler the Elder around 1583 depicting the personification of Phlegmaticus, showing a figure with symbolic attributes representing the phlegmatic temperament.

Etching by Lorenzo Lolli depicting Saints Sebastian and Hieronymus, created between 1630 and 1691.

Etching by Willem van Nieulandt showing a landscape with a high bridge and a river with boats, highlighting architectural and natural features, made between 1623 and 1657.

Etching by Peeter Bout depicting a hunter resting and regaining strength, with hunting equipment, dog, and forest setting, dated 1774.

Copper engraving and etching by Friedrich Schröder depicting Georginnes in a bath, created between 1804 and 1815.

An etching by Jan de Visscher from 1656-1712 depicting a shepherd leaning on a stick in a rural landscape.

Copper engraving and etching by Hans Bol (1550-1635) depicting landscapes with a city view, showing buildings, streets, figures, trees, and 16th-17th century European urban environment.

Etching by Gabriel Huquier around 1742 showing scenes of a couple with a transport box and a couple holding fish.

Wolvenjacht, ca. 6th century, 1865 - 1870 A driving hunt on wolves, in the Netherlands of approx. 6th century. Hunting dogs attack wolves. Part of the group of steel engravings to the paintings of the historic gallery of society Arti et Amicitiae. Netherlands paper steel engraving Netherlands A driving hunt on wolves, in the Netherlands of approx. 6th century. Hunting dogs attack wolves. Part of the group of steel engravings to the paintings of the historic gallery of society Arti et Amicitiae. Netherlands paper steel engraving Netherlands

Etching by Hendrick Verschuring depicting an equestrian battle scene in front of an obelisk, showing riders, horses, and combat activity, created between 1645 and 1690.

Etching by Pieter Nolpe showing a village on the river with a bridge, produced between 1620 and 1652, illustrating settlement layout and Dutch river landscape.

Etching by Anthonie Waterloo showing a prophet being punished for disobedience, created between 1629 and 1690.

Etching by Roelant Roghman depicting the sea route and postal service between Holland and India, produced around 1665.

Jan Collaert the Younger created a copper engraving around 1596 showing a kite hunt and ducks being caught.

Sketches , from Viennas OctoBertage, Recognoscirung, overall view of the burning Vienna, Servainer at the Matzleinsdorfer cemetery at the end of October , Franz Kollarz Kolář -, Lithographer, Johann Rauh -, Printer, Leopold Theodor Neumann -, publisher

Etching by Richard Earlom from 1802 depicting the forge of Hephaestus and a landscape illustrating the abduction of Europa, using Schaubkunst techniques.

Etching by Jan de Visscher showing a woman drying laundry, created between 1653 and 1712.

Copper engraving by Aegidius Sadeler the Younger depicting the months of March and April, created around 1615.

An etching by Moyses van Uyttenbroeck from 1625 illustrating a hymn related to tobacco as a book illustration.

Etching and copper engraving by Richard Saint-Non from 1781 showing coastal towns, mountains, rivers, and cityscapes of Naples and Sicily.

This etching from the 18th-19th century depicts a couple seated in a garden, with the woman holding a small rabbit, showing human interaction and detailed garden elements.

Etching by Boëtius Adamsz. Bolswert depicting landscapes with farmhouses, created between 1613 and 1664, showing rural buildings, fields, and natural scenery.

Etching by Meister der kleinen Landschaften from 1559, depicting multiple small landscapes with detailed engraving.

An etching by Anton Kölbl from 1791-1843 depicting a nocturnal landscape with a scene in an archway, showing shadows, architecture, and natural terrain.

An etching by Anthonie Waterloo from 1629-1690 depicting the mythological scene of the death of Adonis.

Etching by Jan Both depicting two men by a road and a separate scene with a loaded mule in a rural landscape, 1640-1652.

Etching by Claes Jansz Visscher showing landscapes with farmhouses, created in 1620, depicting rural fields, trees, roads, and buildings.

Etching by Cornelis van Kittensteyn depicting a stranded whale near Zandvoort, created in 1629.

A 16th-century woodcut by Monogrammist HWG depicting four biblical landscapes, illustrating religious scenes and natural settings.

Etching and copper engraving by Jean Jacques Aliamet titled 'The Evening', created between 1746 and 1788, depicting an evening scene.

Etching by Karol de la Haye from 1661-1707 showing Joshua commanding the sun to halt, a biblical scene with detailed figures and sky elements in traditional engraving style.

Etching by Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo around 1753 showing Mary riding a donkey with Joseph walking beside her, depicting the Holy Family in motion and detailed landscape.

Jacob Coelemans' etching (1690-1709) shows the biblical scene of Hagar encountering the angel, with figures, gestures, and desert landscape.

A copper engraving by Cornelis Boel from 1608 depicting ornamental representations of love, illustrating allegorical figures and decorative motifs.

Etching by Nicolaes Pietersz. Berchem from 1652 showing a flute player with a woman using a spindle and shepherds with a herd at a water point, illustrating both domestic and pastoral scenes.

Etching by Johann Elias Ridinger from 1730-1760 depicting Eve giving Adam the forbidden fruit, illustrating figures, gesture, and biblical narrative.

Etching by Moyses van Uyttenbroeck depicting the biblical story of Tobias, showing figures, gestures, and landscape elements, created 1620.

Etchings and copper engravings by Jacques Callot illustrating multiple vedute of Florence and surrounding Italian landscapes, commissioned by Giovanni de Medici in 1618.

OS and the nightingale. While the OS performs heavy work on the field, the nightingale sings a cheerful song. Illustration with the story 'De Os and the Nightingale' from 'Fabelen for the Dutch Youth'.

Etching by Willem van Nieulandt, created between 1594 and 1635, depicting mythological scenes: Diana with a nymph and Venus with Adonis, set within detailed landscapes.

Copper engraving by Adriaen Collaert (1587) depicting a landscape with ruins, showing terrain, architectural remains, vegetation, and figures in late 16th-century Europe.

Etching by Johann Adam von Bartsch depicting animals with resting shepherds and a Bauernhütte, showing landscape, pasture, figures, livestock, and rural architecture, produced between 1780 and 1821.

Etching by Leopold Flameng depicting the plague in Marseille, created between 1850 and 1911.

Etching after Adam Perelle between 1660 and 1695 depicting a circuit landscape with natural scenery and architectural elements.

An 1819 etching by Johann Christoph Erhard depicting an old man sitting on a path and an old woman seated beside a prayer column.

Copper engraving and etching by Abraham Girardet in 1817 showing a celebration scene in honor of Ceres.

Venus orders Psyche to bring a shred of the golden fleece; Rafael (1483-1520), L.40-TE XIXW. (1801-00-00-1900-00-00), 1801-1900 (1801-00-00-1900-00-00);

William Wynne Ryland's etching (1752-1783) depicts a country rest scene, showing figures, landscape, and daily life in 18th-century rural setting.

Etching by Pierre Charles Canot around 1760 showing a scene described as 'The Drinking of Ruins', combining architectural remains with figures.

Etching by Richard Earlom from 1775 depicting a rural landscape with dancing farmers and a port scene at sunset, showing figures, buildings, and natural features.

Copper engraving and etching by Jacob Coelemans depicting the pillage of the Delphic Temple, related to the tenth book of Pausanias, created between 1674 and 1735, illustrating ancient historical events.

Ferdinand Kobell's etching between 1755 and 1799 depicts wooden bridges in landscape settings, showing 18th-century European printmaking techniques and architectural details.

Copper engravings and etchings by Jacques Callot depicting various vedute and landscapes commissioned for Giovanni de Medici, showing views of Florence and Italian countryside, created in 1618.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar from 1665 depicting fables with human and animal characters, moral lessons, and detailed environmental and narrative elements.

Etching by Claude Niquet (1785-1831) depicting a coastal landscape with a tower and boat, showing water, buildings, human figures, trees, and maritime activity in late 18th-early 19th-century Europe.

Copper engraving by Aegidius Sadeler the Younger depicting Julius Augustus, created around 1615.

Etching by Stefano della Bella depicting children and dogs playing, a village scene, and a harbor scene, created between 1630 and 1664.

Two photo productions from Fresco's in the meeting room in the Capitol of the state of New York in Albany, in or after 1879 - in or before 1882 photomechanical print Above a fresco of the explorer, under a fresco of the carriage of the night. maker: United States of Americaafter painting by: New York State Capitol paper collotype animal traction, animal-drawn vehicle (carriage etc.). explorer. night

Photo production of a sketch of Snow White on a bed by Albert Hendschel, Theodor Huth, after Albert Hendschel, c. 1865 - in or before c. 1870 photograph This photo is part of a cover with 50 photos on 48 sheets, a list of images and a title page. Frankfurt am Main photographic support albumen print tales and fairy tales: Sleeping Beauty. sleeping in bed

Etching by Pierre Charles Canot depicting a landscape showing people returning from the market, animals, carts, and 18th-century rural scene.

Etching by Richard Earlom depicting Jacob wrestling with an angel and a landscape showing a sacrificial procession, created 1777.

Etching by Carl Wilhelm Kolbe the Older depicting a landscape with a body of water, bathing children, and a group of buildings on the shore, created 1777-1835.

Copper engraving by Jan Sadeler II depicting the biblical story of the establishment of the brazen snake, created between 1600 and 1665. The print shows Moses, Israelites, and the serpent in a historical and religious context.

Etching by Johann Rudolf Schellenberg from 1778 depicting various landscapes and views, emphasizing natural scenery, buildings, and topography.

Etching and copper engraving by Jean Mathieu in 1782 depicting a caravan of travelers with pack animals moving through a landscape.

1631 etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder illustrating a New Testament scene in a book format, depicting key biblical figures and events.

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