Leilão 200 Antiguidades e Obras de Arte Moderna e Contemporânea - 1ª Sessão

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Antiques and Works of Art Modern and Contemporary

3 and 4 June 2019 • 7.30 PM

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271

The Cleansing of the Temple
oil on cardboard, European school, 19th C., restoration, faults on the painting, moisture stains
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 46 x 64 cm

€ 500 - 750 Base - Estimate

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272

Christ flanked by angels wrapped in flower garland
oil on copper, Flemish school, 17th C., small restoration
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 19,5 x 17 cm

€ 3,000 - 4,500 Base - Estimate

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273

The Child Jesus and Saint John the Baptist
oil on canvas, European school, 17th/18th C., restoration, relined, later frame
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 76 x 63 cm

€ 1,000 - 1,500 Base - Estimate

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274

ALEXANDRE-JEAN NOËL - 1752-1834
"Vue du Port de Lisbonne"
engraving on paper, foxing, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 56 x 78 cm

€ 250 - 375 Base - Estimate

€ 1,000Sold

275

ALEXANDRE-JEAN NOËL - 1752-1834
"View of the grand Aqueduct over the valley of Alcantara near Lisbon"
aquatint on paper, restoration, subtitle partly redone, dated
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 45 x 61 cm

€ 150 - 225 Base - Estimate

€ 380Sold

276

History of Judith and Holofernes - "Judith presenting herself to the Elders of Bethulia" and "Judith introducing herself to Holofernes"
pair of engravings on paper, according to the original drawing by Maarten van Heemskerck (1498-1574), engraved by Philips Galle (1537-1612), framed, 16th C., light foxing, creases, trimmed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 21,5 x 26 cm

€ 200 - 300 Base - Estimate

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277

ALEXANDRE-JEAN NOËL - 1752-1834
"A view of Castle of Belem" and "A view of Praça do Commercio"
pair of aquatint uncolored on paper, engraved by John Wells (circa 1790-1809), framed, English, light foxing, faults in one of the frames, signed, engraving of "Praça do Comércio" dated 1792 and engraving of "Belém" dated 1793
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 49 x 66 cm

€ 500 - 750 Base - Estimate

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278

ALEXANDRE-JEAN NOËL - 1752-1834
"A View taken from Lisbon of the Point of Cassilhas, the English Hospital, & the Convent of Almada: On the opposite side of the Tagus"
coloured aquatint on paper, engraved by John Wells (circa 1790-1809), signed and dated 1793
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 48 x 62 cm

€ 150 - 225 Base - Estimate

€ 440Sold

279

A Mythological Marriage with Apollo
grisaille en oil on canvas, European school, 18th/19th C., relined, restoration, frame with traces of wood insects
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 73 x 74 cm

€ 500 - 750 Base - Estimate

€ 500Sold

280

Personages
eight engravings on paper, Philippe de Coureillon, Marquis de Dangeau; Pierre Vincent Bertin; Fredericus Leonard Bruxellensis; Louis Antoine de Pardaillan de Gondrin; Comtesse Marguerite Henriette de Labriffe (engraved according to original drawing by Hyacinthe Rigaud -1659-1743); Jean-Martin Mitantier (engraved according to original drawing by Nicolas de Largilliere - 1656-1746); Louis XIV (according to original drawing by Jean de la Haye -1593-1661, engraved by Gerard Edelink - 1640-1707); Marie, Princesse de Pologne, Reine de France et de Navarre (according to original drawing by Jean Marc Nattier - 1685-1766, engraved by Jacques Tardieu - 1718-1791), framed, minor faults
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 39 x 29 cm

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

€ 800Sold

281

JOÃO ALVES DE SÁ - 1878-1972
Untitled
watercolour and India ink on paper, signed and dated 1904, dedicated to J. Battle Reis
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 28,5 x 21,7 cm

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

€ 600Sold

282

ALBERTO DE SOUZA - 1880-1961
Alcobaça Market
watercolour on paper, signed and dated Alcobaça - 21st October 1928
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 29 x 38,5 cm

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

€ 1,600Sold

283

EDUARDA LAPA - 1895-1976
A Still Life - Calla Lilies and Lilies
watercolour on paper, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 58,5 x 48,5 cm

€ 1,200 - 1,800 Base - Estimate

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284

WENCESLAU DE MORAIS - 1854-1929
O culto do chá
MORAIS, Wenceslau de.- O culto do chá / illustrações de Yoshiaki; gravuras de Goto Seikôdô.- Kobe: Typographia do "Kobe Herald", 1905.- 46 p.: il.; 22 cm.- B. Original edition, the rarest and most sought-after, printed on rice paper, in Kobe, Japan, where Wenceslau de Morais (1854-1929), charismatic figure of Luso Orientalism, was consul. It includes numerous xylographic illustrations in the text, colour printed. Slightly handled copy, with slight stains on the back of the booklet cover and partial loss of the silk cord from the original seam. It preserves, however, intact the outer fold of all the bifolios (the Oriental manner structure).

€ 200 - 300 Base - Estimate

€ 1,200Sold

285

GEORGES-LOUIS LECLERC, COMTE DE BUFFON - 1707-1788
Oeuvres complètes
BUFFON, Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de.- Oeuvres complètes de Buffon avec la nomenclature linnéenne et la classification de Cuvier.- Revues sur l'édition in-4º de l'Imprimerie Royale et annotées / par M. Flourens.- Paris: Garnier Frères, s.d. [ca. 1855].- 12 vols.: il.; 27 cm.- E. Late edition, tough monumental, of a classical work in the field of Natural history that, although from a scientific point of view does not have the importance corresponding to its fame, is especially appreciated by the attractive engravings that usually illustrate it. The first tome ("Histoire de la Terre; Histoire générale des animaux ") is illustrated with a portrait of the author (1707-1788), an allegorical frontispiece, two maps and three coloured engravings (observations under the microscope); The following eight include 139 engravings, also hand-coloured; The last three tomes do not include any plate. The number of engravings is variable from copy to copy and, in the absence of an index, it is difficult to verify any faults. A four-volume complement was also published by Georges Cuvier and Bernard de Lacépède. Some engravings with traces of foxing. 19th century bookbinding with leather spines.

€ 200 - 300 Base - Estimate

€ 500Sold

286

BALTASAR TELES - 1596-1675
Crónica da Companhia de Jesus
TELES, Pe. Baltasar, S.J.- CHRONICA | DA | COMPANHIA | DE IESV, | NA PROVINCIA | DE PORTVGAL; | E DO QVE FIZERAM, NAS CONQVISTAS | d'este Reyno, os Religiosos, que na mesma Provincia entràram, | nos annos em que viveo | S. IGNACIO DE LOYOLA, | nosso Fundador...- Em Lisboa: Por Paulo Crasbeeck, 1645-1647.- 2 vols.: 2 gravuras; 30 cm.- E. The author (1596-1675), born in Lisbon, Jesuit and chronicler of the order, was a professor in the colleges of Évora, Coimbra, Braga and Lisbon (Sto. Antão College), of which he was rector. Work divided into two parts or tomes: "Primeira parte na qval se contem os principios d’esta Provincia, no tempo, em que a fundou, & gouernou o P. M. Simam Rodrigves, com sua sancta vida, & morte" ([24 (aliás 20)], 709 p.: 1 gravura); "Segvnda parte, na qval se contem as vidas de alguns Religiosos mais assinalados, que na mesma Provincia entràram nos annos em que viveo S. Ignacio de Loyola, nosso fvndador..." ([16], 904 p.: 1 gravura). First volume with two preliminary leaves missing (¶ 3 and ¶ 4) and four loose leaves (A1, G3, G4 and G5), possibly from another copy. Each of the volumes retains an allegorical engraving (identical), representing the company of Jesus, open in copper according to the original of Grégoire Huret (E. Soares, 1202). Stamps of the Quinta das Lágrimas on both pages of the title page and on pages 17 of each of the tomes. Full sheepskin binding of the time, somewhat tired. Inocêncio, I, p. 328. Samodães, 3337. Arouca, T 33 and 34.:

€ 300 - 450 Base - Estimate

€ 550Sold

287

GIACOMO BAROCIO DA VIGNOLA - 1507-1573
Nouveau Livre des cinq Ordres d'Architecture
VIGNOLA, Giacomo Barozzio da.- Nouveau Livre des cinq Ordres d'Architecture, par Jacques Barozzio Vignole, Enrichi de différents Cartels, et Morceaux d’Architectures, Portails, Fontaines, Baldaquins, &c. Le tout nécessaire aux Artistes.- A Paris: Chez Crepy, 1781.- 44 f. de gravuras; 35 cm.- E. Vignola (1507-1573) was, along with Serlio and Palladio, one of the great architects of the Renaissance and one of the main responsible for the diffusion of Italian style and taste in Europe. Late edition, entirely copperplate printed, consisting of an architectural frontispiece allegorical in Rocaille style and 43 engraved leaves, numbered from 2 to 44, of which 34 include a large engraved cartouche, with small explanatory text. The title page presents the following subscription: Poulleau Inv. et Sulp. The remaining prints have subscriptions of the same and other engravers and artists (Le Canu, Le Roux, Daumont, Blondel, etc.). Occasional and slight water stains (tide), but in general, a clean and good-margins copy. Full sheepskin binding of the time, a little tired, conserving the original endpapers.

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

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288

Cavaleiro Andante
CAVALEIRO ANDANTE: semanário juvenil / director Adolfo Simões Müller; editor M. Nunes de Carvalho.- Número 1 a número 556 (5 de Janeiro de 1952 a 25 de Agosto de 1962).- Lisboa: Empresa Nacional de Publicidade, 1952-1962.- 556 números (11 anos) em 11 vols.; 25 e 30 cm.- E. Complete collection (does not include special numbers or albums) of the largest diffusion youth magazine in Portugal during the 20th century. Simões Müller was always its director, while Maria Amélia Bárcia was the main editor and Fernando Bento the designer with the highest number of contributions. The set, lightly cropped, but generally clean, preserves the editorial cloth bindings, one for each year. First volume slightly disconnected and with the spine loose but recoverable. Two other bindings with minor imperfections. The last five volumes of slightly higher dimensions than the first, as it was published.

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289

REGIMENTO DE CONTOS, REGIMENTO | DOS | CONTOS. [xilography with the Portuguese Royal Arms]
REGIMENTO | DOS | CONTOS. | [gravura xilográfica com as armas reais portuguesas] | EM LISBOA. | Na Officina de IOAM DA COSTA. | M. DC. LXIX. [1669]. | Com todas as licenças necessarias.- [16], 96 f.; 30 cm.- E. Second Edition (the first date of 1628). The regiment of Accounts represents an important reform of the Philippine administration dating from Lisbon on 3 September 1627, concentrating on the House of Tales all the public accounting of the metropolis and overseas. In this sense, the House of Accounts, as the first organ for ordering and supervising the revenues and expenses of the State, can be considered the predecessor of the current Court of Auditors. A slightly handled copy, with some folded corners and serious restoration (recoverable) with adhesive tape, on the right margin of folio A3 (p. 5/6), affecting the first letters of all lines of the text, especially on the verse, but without loss of support. Entire flexible parchment binding of the time, but tired. Arouca, R 91.

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290

Bookbinding
ENCADERNAÇÃO.- JARDIM, Luís.- A instrucção primaria no Municipio de Lisboa.- Lisboa: Typographia de Christóvão Augusto Rodrigues, 1877.- 43 p., 4 tabelas desdobráveis; 24 cm.- E. Specimen coated with remarkable full blue morocco binding, with six borders (alternating to gold and blind) in both planes and central rectangle, equally gold, with flowers in the corners in Circle arch; To the centre of the upper plane, the binding stamp crowned of King D. Fernando II of Portugal, with the gold inscription of the initials D. F. II.; Five houses in the spine, four of which were gold-closed with double frames and fleurons (second house with the engraving of the author’s name and title); gilt edges, gold tooled squares, watered silk end-leaves. Two corners with minor damage.

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291

JOSEPH JAMES FORRESTER, BARÃO DE FORRESTER - 1809-1861
The Oliveira Prize-Essay on Portugal
FORRESTER, Joseph James.- The Oliveira Prize-Essay on Portugal: with the evidence regarding that country taken before a committee of the House of Commons in May, 1852; and the author's surveys of the wine-districts of the Alto-Douro, as adopted and published by order of the house of Commons. Together with a statistical comparison of the resources and commerce of Great-Britain and Portugal.- London: John Weale, 1853.- XXX, 290 p., 1 tabela: 1 mapa desdobr.; 22 cm.- E. First edition of the famous Book of Baron of Forrester (1809-1861) who came to receive the prize instituted by Benjamin Oliveira, Portuguese businessman residing in the UK, member of the British Parliament, on the occasion of the Universal London Ehibition of 1851.The idea expressed in the announcement of the prize consisted in promoting the knowledge of agriculture and trade of Portugal, a country that was then practically unknown. Forrester qualified with the present essay, which not only earned him the prize of 50 guineas, but it would still had two editions, the second one in the following year. Illustrated edition with the reproduction of the prize medal (p. IX), and with a large fold-out map (with tape traces) at the end: Map of the Wine District of the Alto-Douro (50x100 cm). The copy, with slight traces of handling, but clean, retains the original blind tooled blue cloth binding with slightly superficial wear, presenting, at the centre of the upper plane, a gold tooled binding stamp with a coat of arms with the motto “Audentior Ibo” and the name of Benjamim Oliveira.

€ 200 - 300 Base - Estimate

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292

MAJOR ANTÓNIO CÂNDIDO PEDROSO GAMITO -1806-1866
O Muata Cazembe
GAMITO, Major António Cândido Pedroso.- O Muata Cazembe e os povos maraves, chévas, muizas, muembas, lundas e outros da Africa Austral: diario da expedição portugueza commandada pelo Major Monteiro, e dirigida aquelle imperador nos annos de 1831 e 1832.- Lisboa: Imprensa Nacional, 1854.- XXV, [1 br.], 501, [3] p.: il.; 22 cm.- E. The author (1806-1866), a native of Setúbal, was the second commander of the famous expedition to Cazembe, a region that now corresponds roughly to the former Katanga (D.R. of Congo) and part of Zambia. Illustrated edition with 22 separate lithographs, and-coloured and a fold-out map at the end, with the itinerary from Tete to Lunda, according to the proper index. The copy, with some stains of foxing, due to the quality of the paper, belonged to the naturalist, zoologist and politician José Vicente Barbosa du Bocage (1823-1907), born in Funchal and presents his signature on the cover page (J. V. B. du Bocage) as well as the label of his library (unfilled) glued to the flyleaf. Full flexible calf binding, signed Livraria Ferin Lisboa, gold tooled front cover, with a slightly discoloured spine. Inocêncio (I, p. 103).

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293

JOÃO BATISTA LAVANHA - 1550-1624
Viagem da Catholica Real Magestade del Rey D. Filipe II N. S. ao Reyno de Portugal
LAVANHA, João Batista.- VIAGEM | DA CATHOLICA REAL | MAGESTADE | DEL REY D. FILIPE II. | N. S. | AO REYNO DE PORTVGAL | E rellação do solene | recebimento que nelle se lhe fez | S. MAGESTADE | a mandou escrever | POR IOÃO BAPTISTA LAVANHA | SEV CORONISTA MAYOR.- Madrid: Por Thomas Iunti, 1622.- [2], 78 f.: [16] gravuras; 33 cm.- E. João Batista Lavanha (1550-1624), engineer, mathematician, cosmographer and Portuguese cartographer, born in Lisbon; In 1618 was appointed chief-chronicler of the Kingdom. The work relates the only trip to Portugal of King Philip II of Portugal (III of Spain) that took place between 9 May and 23 October 1619, with a long stay in Lisbon that lasted for more than three months. The edition is illustrated with 16 copperplated prints, four of which are printed separately: frontispiece, large folding engraving representing the landing of King Philip II of Portugal in the Terreiro do Paço and two large engravings (Arch of the Businessmen of Lisbon and Arch of the Flemish). The remaining 12, all of full page, printed next to the text, 11 represent allegoric arches purposely erected for the actual visit by the corporations and representations that received the sovereign, respectively businessmen from Lisbon, English, Officers of the flag of St. George, Silverers, cereal men, Italians, painters, Flemish, goldsmiths and Lapidarians, moeers, tailors, relatives of the Holy Office and Germans; The last represents the plan of the Great Hall of the Palace, where the Cortes took place, from 18 July to 29 August. Title page leaf and third engraving; Engraving of the landing (which is missing in most known specimens), mirrored, very cropped (by the interior of the crease of the Matrix), handled and with some loss of support on the lower edge; Coarse restoration on the inner and upper margins of the verso of the Arbol de los Reyes de Portvgal print (fol. 28), bound in reverse (image on the front and not on the back); Stamps of Quinta das Lágrimas on the face (next to another with the initials FMD, which repeats on the last page), flyleaf and p. 17. On the same flyleaf with two other indications of provenance: ownership manuscript of Pascoal José de Mello (on small xilography) and a typographic label Principal Castro (Francisco Rafael de Castro). Simple full sheepskin binding (19th century?). Although with the mentioned imperfections, the specimen is complete, clean, with good margins and retains most of the engravings quite fresh. Inocêncio, III, p. 306. Palha, 2938. Samodães, 1717.

€ 1,500 - 2,250 Base - Estimate

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294

ROCHUS CURTIUS (ROCCO CORTI) - FL. 1470-1515
De jure patronatus
CURTIUS PAPIENSIS, Rochus.- Accõmodatissimus et conducens | admodum tractatus de Jure patronatus a prestãtissi- | mo vtriusq[ue] ce[n]sure doctore dño Rocho de curte papie[n]- | si Jurium canonicon in ticine[n]si achademia p[ro]fessore or- | dinario Editus: cum vespertine iuris canonici lecture | prefectus esset. | ¢Ad lectorem. | [...] | Venundatur parrhisii in vico diui Jacobi | sub intersignio sancti Claudii, [1514].- LXXXVIII, [8] f.; 18 cm.- E. Rochus Curtius or Rocco Corti (fl. 1470-1515), Jurist, Glosser and canonist, natural of Florence, reader of Laws at the University of Pavia. Its treatise "De jure patronatus", brings together a set of observations and reflections on the canonical laws relating to the patronage (or patronage) exercised by members of the Catholic Church, including privileges, commendations, forums and other mordomies; The comments of Rochus Curtius, initially published in 1506, were considered the main text on this relevant and delicate topic, so they were republished several times in the 16th and 17th centuries. The edition, entirely two columns composed in Gothic characters, presents in the title page the elaborate mark of the editor and "Honestissimus uirus" François Regnault. On the verso of folio LXXXVII (ass. L8), a colophon tells us the precise date of the printing finishing: "Anno a natiuitate dñi [domini] millesimo qui[n]gentesimo. xiiij. me[n]sis vero Junij. decimaqui[n]ta. Laus deo". A somewhat trimmed copy, with three handwritten ownerships on the cover page, of former Portuguese owners (two scratched); Occasional handwritten marginal notes of the time, sometimes damaged by the trimming. Simple, 19th century binding with leather spine and corners.

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

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