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      • Jan Christiaen Sepp (Dutch, 1739-1811)
        Feb. 07, 2021

        Jan Christiaen Sepp (Dutch, 1739-1811)

        Est: $500 - $800

        Jan Christiaen Sepp (Dutch, 1739-1811) , "Lanius, Excubitor", "Motacilla, Flava", "Caprimulgus" and "Lanius Collyrio", 4 hand-colored engravings, unsigned, from Nederlandsche Volgelen, sights 17 in. x 11 3/4 in., framed alike. (4 pcs.)

        Neal Auction Company
      • SEPP, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811) - Beschouwing der wonderen Gods. Amsterdam: J. C. Sepp, 1762-1860. One of the finest and best-illustrated works on butterflies ever published. Work on the publication probably began around 1728 and stopped...
        Sep. 22, 2020

        SEPP, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811) - Beschouwing der wonderen Gods. Amsterdam: J. C. Sepp, 1762-1860. One of the finest and best-illustrated works on butterflies ever published. Work on the publication probably began around 1728 and stopped...

        Est: €2,000 - €3,000

        SEPP, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811) - Beschouwing der wonderen Gods. Amsterdam: J. C. Sepp, 1762-1860. One of the finest and best-illustrated works on butterflies ever published. Work on the publication probably began around 1728 and stopped only two hundred years later, when the author of the third series died in 1928, leaving his work unfinished. "The most important work on Dutch lepidoptera" (Landwehr). 7 parts 3 volumes, 4to (252 x 194mm). Engraved handcoloured frontispiece in each volume, woodcut device on title of each part and general titles to each volume, priviledge, 50 engraved plates with contemporary handcolouring in each volume for a total of 150 (occasional light browning to margins). Contemporary half calf, uncut (rebacked preserving old spine). Provenance: Vittorio Arioli (bookplate). It is just part of the work and it sold as a collection of plates not subject to return. IT SEPP, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811) - Beschouwing der wonderen Gods. Amsterdam: J. C. Sepp, 1762-1860. Splendida coloritura coeva nelle tavole di questi primi tre volumi dell'opera di Sepp ricordato come uno dei trattati sulle farfalle più belli e maggiormente illustrati di sempre. Probabilmente iniziata nel 1728 la pubblicazione proseguì per circa 200 anni. "The most important work on Dutch lepidoptera" (Landwehr). 7 parti in 3 volumi, 4to (252 x 194mm). Antiporte illustrate in ciascun volume colorate da mano coeva, vignetta xilografica al frontespizio di ciascun volume e a quello di ciascuna parte, privilegio, 50 tavole in ogni volume per un totale di 150 belle tavole incise e con coloritura coeva (occasionali lievi bruniture ai margini delle pagine di testo). Mezza pelle coeva, in barbe (reindorsata preservando parte del dorso originale). Provenienza: Vittorio Arioli (exlibris). Si tratta di parte dell'opera completa e si vende come collezione di tavole non passibile di storno.

        Il Ponte Auction House
      • JAN CHRISTIAN SEPP (DUTCH, 1739-1811) TRINGA AND PUGNAX from NEDERLANDSCHE VOEGELEN Engraving: 12 1/2 x 18 1/2 in. (sight)
        Nov. 21, 2019

        JAN CHRISTIAN SEPP (DUTCH, 1739-1811) TRINGA AND PUGNAX from NEDERLANDSCHE VOEGELEN Engraving: 12 1/2 x 18 1/2 in. (sight)

        Est: $100 - $200

        JAN CHRISTIAN SEPP (DUTCH, 1739-1811) TRINGA AND PUGNAX from NEDERLANDSCHE VOEGELEN Engraving: 12 1/2 x 18 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; upper center inscribed: Tringa Pugnax; verso Manuscrpt page in envelope 22" X 15" Provenance: Morris E. Krucoff Family Trust

        Potomack Company
      • Sepp / Nozeman Bird Watercolor
        Jun. 08, 2019

        Sepp / Nozeman Bird Watercolor

        Est: $8,000 - $12,000

        Sepp, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811). Birds Perched on a Banch. Watercolor on paper. For Nozeman’s Nederlandsche vogelen (Amsterdam, 1770). 12" 16 1/4" sheet, 20 3/4" x 24" framed.

        Arader Galleries
      • Sepp / Nozeman Bird Watercolor
        Jun. 08, 2019

        Sepp / Nozeman Bird Watercolor

        Est: $8,000 - $12,000

        Sepp, Jan Christiaan (1739-1811). Two Birds with a Nest. Watercolor on paper. For Nozeman’s Nederlandsche vogelen (Amsterdam, 1770). 12" 16 1/4" sheet, 20 3/4" x 24" framed.

        Arader Galleries
      • [Butterflies]. Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811). Lot of ±225 handcol. (stipple-)engr. (some lithogr.) plates,
        Nov. 30, 2018

        [Butterflies]. Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811). Lot of ±225 handcol. (stipple-)engr. (some lithogr.) plates,

        Est: €500 - €700

        [Butterflies]. Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811). Lot of ±225 handcol. (stipple-)engr. (some lithogr.) plates, from J.C. SEPP, Nederlandsche insecten (new series) (Amst./ The Hague, 1762-1900). - Most plates on laid paper, some on later wove paper. Most plates fine; a few plates sl. yellowed or trifle/ sl. frayed/ dustsoiled in outer margins. All w. old annots. in upper blank margin, i.a. giving the official Latin name. = Mostly moths ('nacht-vlinders'), some butterflies ('dag-vlinders'). Exquisite colouring, including one w. some gold.

        Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
      • Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811) (attrib.). (Hawkmoth caterpillar on leaf). Drawing, pen and ink and watercolo
        Nov. 30, 2018

        Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811) (attrib.). (Hawkmoth caterpillar on leaf). Drawing, pen and ink and watercolo

        Est: €100 - €150

        Sepp, J.C. (1739-1811) (attrib.). (Hawkmoth caterpillar on leaf). Drawing, pen and ink and watercolour, brown framing line, 1,5x8 cm. (image), 13,8x18,5 cm. (framing line), w. "Macroglossia [...] Fuciformis L" and "Sp[?] Fuciformis" in pen and brown ink in upper/ lower right corner. - Trifle foxed; tiny tear in lower right corner, sl. affecting caption; tipped onto mount. = Exquisite miniature drawing, w. attribution to J.C. Sepp and "this drawing is a study for a plate in "De Nederlandsche Insecten", vol IV pl. 40, in reverse "A Hawkmoth pupa"" in pencil on mount. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXVIII.

        Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
      • SEPP, JAN CHRISTIAN. 1739-1811.- Beschouwing der Wonderen Gods, in de Minstgeachte Schepzelen of Nederlandsche Insecten. Amsterdam: J.C. Sepp, 1762; 1786; 1787.
        Dec. 11, 2013

        SEPP, JAN CHRISTIAN. 1739-1811.- Beschouwing der Wonderen Gods, in de Minstgeachte Schepzelen of Nederlandsche Insecten. Amsterdam: J.C. Sepp, 1762; 1786; 1787.

        Est: $1,000 - $1,500

        Beschouwing der Wonderen Gods, in de Minstgeachte Schepzelen of Nederlandsche Insecten. Amsterdam: J.C. Sepp, 1762; 1786; 1787. 12 parts in 2 volumes (only). 4to (255 x 195 mm.) [10], [2], 44; [2], 20; [2], 30; [2], 60; 8; 32; 61-100; [6], 4, [1], 5-12; [2], 6; [2], 4; [2], 110; [2], 14; [2], 38; 15-22; 47-46, [2] pp. (1 part in each volume mis-bound). With 2 hand-colored engraved and lithographed frontispieces, and 100 hand-colored engraved and lithographed plates. Contemporary sprinkled calf, morocco spine labels. Some wear to spines, otherwise an excellent uncut copy. FIRST EDITION of the first two volumes of "[what] has become the most important work on Dutch lepidoptera" (Landwehr 182). Sepp both wrote and illustrated the work, using his own collection of preserved butterflies, caterpillars and chrysalides. It is now considered to be one one the most beautiful works on butterflies to be produced. Hagen Bibliotheca Entomologica II p. 152-153; Horn & Schenkling 20145; Landwehr 182; Nissen ZBI, 3808.

        Bonhams
      • Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811) Ardea
        Mar. 21, 2012

        Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811) Ardea

        Est: £100 - £150

        Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811) Ardea Purpurea; Anas Bochas Mas; Anas Penelope Foemina Three all hand-coloured...

        Woolley & Wallis
      • Painting by Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811)
        Sep. 28, 2011

        Painting by Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811)

        Est: £200 - £300

        Painting by Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811)

        Woolley & Wallis
      • CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1721-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811) A SET OF EIGHT ENGRAVINGS OF WATER FOWL FROM NEDERLANDSCHE VOGELEN
        Oct. 16, 2009

        CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1721-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811) A SET OF EIGHT ENGRAVINGS OF WATER FOWL FROM NEDERLANDSCHE VOGELEN

        Est: $5,000 - $7,000

        later hand-colored engravings, matted and framed. Not examined out of frames.

        Sotheby's
      • *After Jan Christiaan Sepp, (Dutch, 1739-1811), Picus Martius Sive Viripis (Woodpeckers)
        Mar. 08, 2009

        *After Jan Christiaan Sepp, (Dutch, 1739-1811), Picus Martius Sive Viripis (Woodpeckers)

        Est: $100 - $200

        After Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch, 1739-1811) Picus Martius Sive Viripis (Woodpeckers) hand colored engraving 16 1/2 x 10 inches.

        Hindman
      • After Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811)
        Feb. 02, 2008

        After Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811)

        Est: $300 - $500

        After Jan Christiaan Sepp (Dutch 1739-1811) Picus Martius Sive Viridis from Nederlandsche Vogelen Engraving with hand-coloring on watermarked paper, late 18th century, published by Cornelius Nozeman and Martinus Houttuyn, Amsterdam, 1770-1829; with mild toning, trimmed margins and some handling creases. Unframed. Sheet size: 419 x 279 mm (16-1/2 x 11 in)

        Weschler's
      • JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP AMSTERDAM 1739 - 1811
        May. 19, 2004

        JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP AMSTERDAM 1739 - 1811

        Est: €1,500 - €2,000

        watercolour, with touches of gum arabic, over indications in red and black chalk; the top corners cut Inv.nr. N 390

        Sotheby's
      • CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), and JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)
        Apr. 01, 2003

        CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), and JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)

        Est: $2,000 - $3,000

        In Nederlandsche Vogelen: Five Plates five engravings with hand-coloring, 1778-1829, on laid papers, two of the plates numbered in pencil, published by Jan Christiaan Sepp [and son], Amsterdam, all with margins, all with pale light- staining and minor surface soiling mostly in the margins, a few soft handling creases on several plates, Plate 100 with areas of pale foxing, otherwise all apparently in good condition, in faux-bronzed frames and French mats with wash lines, not examined out of the frames three P. approx. 181/2 x 141/2 in. (470 x 368 mm.) three overall 29 x 24 in. (736 x 609 mm.) two P. approx. 141/2 x 181/2 in. (368 x 470 mm.) two overall 24 x 29 in. (609 x 736 mm.) (5).

        Christie's
      • CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), and JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)
        Oct. 02, 2002

        CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798), and JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)

        Est: $3,000 - $4,000

        In Nederlandsche Vogelen: Eight Plates eight engravings with hand-coloring, 1778-1829, on laid papers, all plates numbered and titled in pencil, published by Jan Christiaan Sepp [and son], Amsterdam, all with margins, pale surface soiling, staining and occasional foxing on several plates, Plate 40 and 63 both with a stain within the center of the image, Plate 61 with areas of restoration within the upper half of the image, otherwise all apparently in good condition in burl wood frames and French mats with wash lines, not examined out of the frames all P. approx. 161/2 x 11 in. (418 x 279 mm.) (8).

        Christie's
      • CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798) AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)
        Jun. 05, 2002

        CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798) AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)

        Est: $3,000 - $4,000

        Nederlandsche Vogelen: Eight Plates (Anker 369) eight engravings with hand-coloring, circa 1770, on laid papers, published by Jan Christiaan Sepp [and son], Amsterdam, with margins, Anas Fuligula, Foemina ; Anas Fuligula, Mas ; Anas Marila and Anas, Nigra variously numbered in pencil in the upper right margin corner, the palest staining and scattered foxing on several plates, otherwise apparently in very good condition, in mahogany stained frames, not examined out of the frames all P. approx. 14 x 12 in. (354 x 304 mm.) (8) NOTES Including: Anas Ferina, Mas; Anas Fuligula, Foemina; Anas Fuligula, Mas; Anas Marila; Anas, Nigra; Anas Pullata; Mergus Minutus, Foemina; Mergus Minutus, Mas.

        Christie's
      • CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798) AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)
        Apr. 16, 2002

        CORNELIUS NOZEMAN (1712-1786), MARTINUS HOUTTUYN (1720-1798) AND JAN CHRISTIAAN SEPP (1739-1811)

        Est: $22,000 - $30,800

        Nederlandsche vogelen; volgens hunne huishouding, aert, en eigenschappen beschreeven. Amsterdam: Jan Christiaan Sepp [volumes I-II] and Jan Christiaan Sepp and Son [volumes III-V], 1770-1829. 5 volumes in 2, large 2o (545 x 380mm). Mounted on guards throughout. Hand-coloured engraved additional titles and 250 hand-coloured engraved plates, two double-page, by and after Christiaan Sepp, his son, N. Muis (volumes I-II) and W. Hendriks (volume IV). (Some old inkstaining to margins of volumes II-V, small neat old repair to foot of 3F1 in volume III.) Early 20th-century tree sheep, spines gilt in six compartments with raised bands, lettered in the second and fifth, simple repeat decoration in the others of a centrally-placed fleur-de-lys tool, uncut (light scuffing to spines and extremities, 30mm. tear to head of spine of volume I). FIRST EDITION. AN UNCUT COPY OF 'THE FIRST COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNT OF THE AVIFAUNA OF HOLLAND' (Anker). The text was written by Cornelius Nozeman, a pastor who owned a cabinet of natural-history specimens, and on his death, the work was taken over by Dr. Houttuyn. When he too died, the enterprise was probably continued by the publishers with the assistance of C.J. Temminck, to whom many of the specimens featured in the last two parts of the work belonged. As well as depicting the birds themselves, many of the plates show their eggs and nests (eight of the plates are of the nest and eggs alone) whilst the text describes the birds, including notes relating to their habitats. The plates are the work of Jan Christian Sepp, his father (Christiaan Andreas Sepp, c.1700-1775), 'N. Muis' (possibly the Dutch genre painter and engraver, Nicolaes Muys, 1740-1808), and Wybrand Hendriks (1744-1831) a highly-talented Dutch artist and conservator who worked latterly in Haarlem. Landwehr gives a complete list of plates, and notes that the total price for the set of five volumes at the time of publication 'was fl. 525 which makes it the most expensive book for sale in Holland at that period'. The first part of a French edition entitled Oiseaux de Hollande was published in Amsterdam in 1778. Anker 369; Fine Bird Books (1990) p.129; Landwehr Dutch Books with Coloured Plates p. 96, and no. 145; Nissen IVB 684; cf. Wood p. 496; Zimmer p.469. (2) PROVENANCE Anonymous sale; Christie's, London, 27 June 1984, lot 123 (to Dreesmann). Dr Anton C.R. Dreesmann (inventory no. Y-28). SALESROOM NOTICE Please note that this work is bound in five volumes and not two as stated in the catalogue.

        Christie's
      • *Jan Christiaen Sepp (1739-1811) a pair of drawings of birds: a) a falcon with wings spread; b) a
        Jan. 23, 2001

        *Jan Christiaen Sepp (1739-1811) a pair of drawings of birds: a) a falcon with wings spread; b) a

        Est: $6,000 - $8,000

        *Jan Christiaen Sepp (1739-1811) a pair of drawings of birds: a) a falcon with wings spread; b) a falcon on a branch. a) with inscription lower right, femelle. Both watercolor over graphite. (2) Each circa 364 by 320mm b illustrated. *Jan Christiaen Sepp (1739-1811) a pair of drawings of birds: a) a falcon with wings spread; b) a falcon on a branch. a) with inscription lower right, femelle. Both watercolor over graphite. (2) Each circa 364 by 320mm b illustrated.

        Sotheby's
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