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b. 1526 - d. 1588

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    • Melchior Lorck - Verhenas Sultane
      Sep. 22, 2022

      Melchior Lorck - Verhenas Sultane

      Est: €400 - €600

      Verhenas Sultane. Half-length female figure wearing an embroidered dress and a headdress with fringe decorated with jewels. Signed with monogram ML F(ecit) and dated 1581 at upper right. Lettered below: 'VERHENAS SULTANE.'. Lorck produced a series of 127 woodcuts of Turkish military, costume and daily life between 1570 and 1583, based on his journey to Constantinople (1555-1559) accompanying an imperial embassy, this is one of them. --- Verhenas Sultane: Princess and daughter of a turkish emperor. From a young age she was very misshapen, but her heartfelt place of virtue replaced the abomination by nature. To cure herself she moved to asia and laid herself down on the shore of a river. Miraculously, she actually recovered there and had a large palace built with the help of her father.

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    • MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - after 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople Plate 14 ¾ x 12 3/8in. (37.4 x 31.4cm.); Sheet 16 1/8 x 13in. (41 x 33.2cm.)
      Oct. 25, 2019

      MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - after 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople Plate 14 ¾ x 12 3/8in. (37.4 x 31.4cm.); Sheet 16 1/8 x 13in. (41 x 33.2cm.)

      Est: £4,000 - £6,000

      MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - after 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople Engraving, before 1575, on laid paper, watermark Coat of Arms with a Post Horn (see Heawood 2715, dated 1668), a very good impression of the second, final state, with margins, a short repaired tear at right, some flattened creases, generally in good condition Plate 14 ¾ x 12 3/8in. (37.4 x 31.4cm.); Sheet 16 1/8 x 13in. (41 x 33.2cm.) 16th Century

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    • MELCHIOR LORCK, DANISH-GERMAN, (1526/7-POST 1583), PORTRAIT OF SULEYMAN THE MAGNIFICENT (HOLLSTEIN 34), ENGRAVING (IIIRD STATE), CIRCA 1574 |
      May. 01, 2019

      MELCHIOR LORCK, DANISH-GERMAN, (1526/7-POST 1583), PORTRAIT OF SULEYMAN THE MAGNIFICENT (HOLLSTEIN 34), ENGRAVING (IIIRD STATE), CIRCA 1574 |

      Est: £8,000 - £12,000

      ink on paper with a Basel Crosier watermark, framed

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    • MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - AFTER 1588) - Portrait of Albrecht Dürer
      Jan. 29, 2019

      MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - AFTER 1588) - Portrait of Albrecht Dürer

      Est: $3,000 - $5,000

      MELCHIOR LORCK (1526/27 - AFTER 1588) Portrait of Albrecht Dürer Plate 165 x 99 mm., Sheet 166 x 99 mm.

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    • MELCHOIR LORCK (1526 - AFTER 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople
      Jan. 25, 2017

      MELCHOIR LORCK (1526 - AFTER 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople

      Est: $7,000 - $10,000

      MELCHOIR LORCK (1526 - AFTER 1588) Sultan Süleyman and the Süleymaniye Mosque, Constantinople Plate 374 x 314 mm., Sheet 410 x 332 mm.

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    • [LORCK, Melchior (1526/7-after 1583), artist. Eberhard Werner HAPPEL (1647-
      Jul. 13, 2016

      [LORCK, Melchior (1526/7-after 1583), artist. Eberhard Werner HAPPEL (1647-

      Est: £25,000 - £35,000

      [LORCK, Melchior (1526/7-after 1583), artist. Eberhard Werner HAPPEL (1647-90), editor] – Der T5rckische Schau-Platz. Hamburg: Thomas von Wiering, 1685. 2° (321 x 197mm). 138 (of 139) woodcuts, folding engraved map with contemporary hand-coloured cartouche, engraved plan, woodcut initials, head- and tailpieces. (Lacking quire B4 and fo. 110, title and map mounted, plan in partial facsimile and mounted, numerous repairs occasionally affecting several letters, numerous leaves shaved at lower edge with loss or partial loss of one line, fo. 118 torn with a little loss, some staining.) Contemporary calf over thin pasteboard (rebacked and –cornered, rubbed, modern endpapers). Provenance: Gustav A. von Krachl (?; deleted title inscription) Ö J. A. Lagergren (late 19th/early 20th-century inscriptions). First edition of a series of news-sheets issued during the Great Turkish War, in the wake of the Battle of Vienna (1683), and third edition of an important series of woodcuts by Melchior Lorck which provided early visual documentation for a culture of great importance to western Europe. As stated in the introduction, the aim of the work was to present a report on Turkish society, customs, beliefs, manners, as well as fortifcations and recent battles. Depicted are archers, weaponry, horses and camels, architecture, civil costume, Sultans and Sultanas, tradespeople, mosques, and city panoramas. The work is prefaced by an account of the Battle of Vienna, illustrated with a folding map and plan. The news-sheets were initially issued bi-weekly as T5rckischer Estaats- und Krieges-Bericht in 1683-84 and in 1685 were gathered together with a general title-page and prefatory matter; both issues are known as Krieges-Bericht. Each of the 137 news-sheets consists of a woodcut illustrating some aspect of Turkish life, a description of the woodcut, and news items from Vienna, Linz, Prague, Basel, Strasbourg, and elsewhere. All but 9 of the woodcuts are those by Melchior Lorck which frst appeared in 1626 in a work commonly known simply as ‘The Turkish Publication’. That work, itself also very rare, had no accompanying text; Erik Fischer in his extensive study of Lorck and the Turkish Publication argues that the text describing the woodcuts in Krieges-Bericht either is or is closely derived from Lorck’s own lost manuscript. Krieges-Bericht thereby represents the frst edition joining Lorck’s text to his images, completing his life’s work, created during two extended stays in Constantinople as part of an Imperial embassy in the mid-16th century. rare. Fischer knew of only one copy of Der T5rckische Schau-Platz, owned by a Mr Jark in Denmark. Other copies are recorded at the British Library, Erfurt, Dresden, Rostock, Vienna, and Wolfenbüttel, and one was sold at auction in 2002. Erik Fischer, Melchior Lorck, 2009, vol III passim. VD17 23:231261H

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