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Jean-Jacques le Veau Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1729 - d. 1786

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    • Le Veau, Jean-Jacques
      Dec. 06, 2024

      Le Veau, Jean-Jacques

      Est: €80 - €120

      (1729 Rouen - Paris 1786). Le berger napolitain. Radierung und Stichel n. Jean Baptist Weenix. 24 x 31,4 cm. - Mit den Namenszügen i.d.Pl. Punktuell auf Karton mont. - Unten Klebespuren. R

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    • Le Veau, Jean-Jacques
      Sep. 27, 2024

      Le Veau, Jean-Jacques

      Est: €120 - €180

      (1729 Rouen - Paris 1786). Le berger napolitain. Radierung und Stichel n. Jean Baptist Weenix. 24 x 31,4 cm. - Mit den Namenszügen i.d.Pl. Punktuell auf Karton mont. - Unten Klebespuren. R

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    • Antique engraving, Arrivee Flessingue (Vlissingen)
      Jul. 04, 2024

      Antique engraving, Arrivee Flessingue (Vlissingen)

      Est: €60 - €180

      Antique engraving by J. Le Veau. Arrivee Flessingue (Vlissingen). 1729 - 1786. Dimensions: H 46 x W 55 cm. In good condition.

      Twents Veilinghuis
    • JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (France, 1729-1786), "Rue des Environs de Bayonne", Colored engraving on paper, 13" x 17". Framed 23" x 27".
      Mar. 21, 2024

      JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (France, 1729-1786), "Rue des Environs de Bayonne", Colored engraving on paper, 13" x 17". Framed 23" x 27".

      Est: $200 - $400

      JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU France, 1729-1786 "Rue des Environs de Bayonne", after Claude-Joseph Vernet (Italy/France, 1714-1789). Inscribed lower right "J. Le Veau".

      Eldred's
    • M. Rosa Meijer
      Nov. 29, 2020

      M. Rosa Meijer

      Est: -

      (Tätig Ende 18. Jh.) Paar Landschaften "La casacade de Tivioli"/"Vue près Pouzzol au golfe de Naples" (Der Wasserfall von Tivoli/Ansicht bei Pozzuoli am Golf von Neapel). Originaltitel. Fein gemalte Grisaille-Bilder nach Grafiken (Kupferstichen bzw. Radierungen) von Jean-Jacques Le Veau (1729 - 1786). Feder u. lavierte Tusche/Papier. Jeweils r. u. sign. u. dat. 1788 sowie m. u. französisch betitelt. Blatt 37 cm x 51 cm. Rahmen. A pair of landscapes. Ink and wash ink on paper. Each signed and dated 1788.

      Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden
    • Jean-Jacques le Veau (1729-178
      Nov. 14, 2020

      Jean-Jacques le Veau (1729-178

      Est: -

      Jean-Jacques le Veau (1729-1786) after Franz Edmund Weirotter (1733-1771), ''Petit Village sur le Lac de Harlem'', copper engraving with writing margin and publisher's address, 20 x 27 cm, behind glass a. Pp. Ger. 31 x 37 cm

      Historia Auctionata
    • JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (1729-1785) French, After JACOB SOLOMONSZ RUYSDAEL (16
      Jun. 01, 2019

      JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (1729-1785) French, After JACOB SOLOMONSZ RUYSDAEL (16

      Est: £50 - £100

      JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (1729-1785) French, After JACOB SOLOMONSZ RUYSDAEL (1629-1681) Dutch Watermill Etching, framed and glazed. The plate 19.5 x 15.5 cm.

      Rowley Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers
    • Jean-Jacques Le Veau (1729-1785) 1re Et 2e Vues
      Dec. 12, 2012

      Jean-Jacques Le Veau (1729-1785) 1re Et 2e Vues

      Est: €150 - €180

      Jean-Jacques Le Veau (1729-1785) 1re Et 2e Vues des environs de Bayonne. Gravé d'après J. Vernet. 450 x 350. Le Blanc 12-13. Très belles épreuves avec les seuls noms des artiste et graveur, avant...

      Ader
    • Le Veau, Jean-Jacques
      Feb. 04, 2012

      Le Veau, Jean-Jacques

      Est: - €240

      Le Veau, Jean-Jacques (1729 Rouen - Paris 1786). "1.ere (& 2.e) Vue des Environs de Bayonne". 2 Bl. Radierungen n. J.Vernet bei le Veau u. Basan, Paris um 1770. 29 x 42,3 cm. Etw. gebr., tls. fleckig u. tls. randrissig, 1 Bl. mit Eckabriss unt. re. - +Dazu+: Ders. "Port de Flessingue". Ebenso n. B.Peters bei Cluteau, Paris. Qu.Gr.Fol. - Etw. fleckig, tls. unterl. Randeinrisse. - "La Tempeste". Rad. v. AD n. Vernet. Qu.Fol. - U

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    • JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (1729-1785)
      Jan. 26, 2006

      JEAN-JACQUES LE VEAU (1729-1785)

      Est: €500 - €600

      Vue de Chaillot prise au-dessus du Champ de Mars Eau-forte et burin, légères piqûres surtout dans les marges, autrement en bonne condition générale 24,8 x 36,5 cm. (9 3/4 x 14 3/8 in.)

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    • WASHINGTON, George. Engraved document signed ("G:Washington") as President, countersigned by
      Jun. 14, 2005

      WASHINGTON, George. Engraved document signed ("G:Washington") as President, countersigned by

      Est: $7,000 - $12,000

      WASHINGTON, George. Engraved document signed ("G:Washington") as President, countersigned by Henry Knox, Mount Vernon, 1 January 1784. 1page, oblong folio, (15 3/8 x 21 3/4 in.), accomplished in manuscript PRINTED ON FINE PARCHMENT. A CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI. Elaborately engraved by Jean-Jacques André Le Veau (1729-1786) AFTER AN ORIGINAL DESIGN OF PIERRE CHARLES L'ENFANT (1754-1825) as drawn by Augustin-Louis La Belle (1757-1841); with complex allegorical vignettes surrounding the calligraphic text: naval warships under sail, Brittania and a British lion fleeing bolts of lightning from an American eagle, and circular medallic emblems of the Society of the Cincinnati, the ink accomplishments slightly faded, WASHINGTON'S SIGNATURE VERY STRONG AND DARK (unusual for this document). In truth, a superlative example of a document almost invariably found in quite mediocre state. Washington and Knox certify the membership of Ephriam Kirby, "an ensign in the late Armies of the United States." SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI MEMBERSHIP FOR AN AMERICAN ENSIGN The Society of Cincinnati, as the elegantly engraved text proclaims, was "...instituted by the Officers of the American Army, at the period of its Dissolution...to commemorate the great Event which gave independence to North America," and "for...inculcating the Duty of laying down in Peace arms assumed for public defence..." The Society, open to all former officers of the Continental Army and its foreign allies, was founded with Washington's approval by Henry Knox, Jedidiah Huntington and Baron von Steuben. Its constitution was formally adopted on 13 May 1783. The order was named after "that illustrious Roman, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus," who had left his prosperous farm on two occasions to take up arms in defense of his homeland. Washington agreed to become president of the Society; Alexander Hamilton filled the post after Washington's death.

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