One of the nicest subjects for collecting are the Dutch landscapes, seascapes and harbours from the mid of the 17th century.

Claes Claesz. Visscher II (Nicolaes Visscher II Piscator) - (1649 - 1702 ) Dutch School
Son of Claes Claesz. Visscher I. Received a general privelege of the States of Holland and West Friesland in 1682,the year after which Claes published his stock-list.
In 1684 he sold obsolete palates of the Visscher firm at auction. His wife, Elisabeth Verseyl (died 1726), continued the shop after his dead.

A complete series of Sea Ports
In Hollstein the work is catalogued under Claes Claesz. Visscher II
H.50-61 PORTS (Twelve numbered plates) - After Nicolas Perelle

H.50: Title,  Divers Veues de Ports de Mer	H.51: A Port, ruined temple right	H.52: A Port, town-gate in the left background
H.53: A Port, dockyard in foreground	H.54: A Port, beacons on a bastion on a hill	H.55: A Port, shipyard in forground
H.56: A Port, shipyard in right foreground	H.57: A Port, castle on a hill	H.58: A Port, large tree and ruined temple
H.59: A Port, towngate on the left	H.60: A Port, ruins of a Roman temple left	H.61: A Port, galleys in right foreground

Prints measure 10.00 by 17,50 cm on plateborder in nice fullsheets of 16,50 by 23 cm.
Fine early impressions on watermarked laid paper.
Watermark: schield of Amsterdam hold by two standing lions.

Inventor: Nicolas Perelle ( 1631-1695)
Painter born in Paris died in Orleans. He is the eldest son of Gabriel Perelle and worked with him and later with Vouet.
 

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H.50: Title,  Divers Veues de Ports de Mer	H.51: A Port, ruined temple right	H.52: A Port, town-gate in the left background
H.53: A Port, dockyard in foreground	H.54: A Port, beacons on a bastion on a hill	H.55: A Port, shipyard in forground
H.56: A Port, shipyard in right foreground	H.57: A Port, castle on a hill	H.58: A Port, large tree and ruined temple
H.59: A Port, towngate on the left	H.60: A Port, ruins of a Roman temple left	H.61: A Port, galleys in right foreground

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