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"Ierusalem", Dapper, Olivier

Subject: Holy Land, Jerusalem

Period: 1650 (circa)

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Color: Black & White

Size:

27.5 x 11.4 inches
69.9 x 29 cm

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Striking panoramic view of ancient Jerusalem as seen from the east after Wenceslas Hollar, filled with detail of important building and locations with a numbered key of 52 places in Dutch and Latin. The foreground is filled with lively figures approaching and leaving the city.

References: Laor #999.

Condition: A

Light marginal soiling.

Estimate: $400 - $600

Sold for: $750

Closed on 9/26/2007

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"Ierusalem", Dapper, Olivier

Subject: Holy Land, Jerusalem

Period: 1650 (circa)

Publication:

Color: Black & White

Size:

27.5 x 11.4 inches
69.9 x 29 cm

Striking panoramic view of ancient Jerusalem as seen from the east after Wenceslas Hollar, filled with detail of important building and locations with a numbered key of 52 places in Dutch and Latin. The foreground is filled with lively figures approaching and leaving the city.

References: Laor #999.

Condition: A

Light marginal soiling.

Estimate: $400 - $600

Sold for: $750

Closed on 9/26/2007

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"Ierusalem", Dapper, Olivier

Subject: Holy Land, Jerusalem

Period: 1650 (circa)

Publication:

Color: Black & White

Size:

27.5 x 11.4 inches69.9 x 29 cm

Striking panoramic view of ancient Jerusalem as seen from the east after Wenceslas Hollar, filled with detail of important building and locations with a numbered key of 52 places in Dutch and Latin. The foreground is filled with lively figures approaching and leaving the city.

References: Laor #999.

Condition: A

Light marginal soiling.

Estimate: $400 - $600

Sold for: $750

Closed on 9/26/2007

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27.5 x 11.4 inches
69.9 x 29 cm