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ooks<br />

and manuscripts<br />

auCtion 808


ooks<br />

and manuscripts<br />

<strong>auction</strong> tuesday 8 december at 6 pm<br />

Please note that the <strong>auction</strong> will be held at:<br />

Bredgade 33, 1260 Copenhagen K<br />

preview thursday 3 december 10 am - 5 pm<br />

friday 4 december 10 am - 3.30 pm<br />

sunday 6 december 11 am - 2 pm<br />

monday 7 december 10 am - 5 pm<br />

tuesday 8 december 10 am - 12 pm<br />

Please note that the preview will be held at:<br />

Baltikavej 10, 2100 Copenhagen Ø<br />

Arrangements for special viewing are possible for<br />

all customers from abroad. Please contact the<br />

book department for appointments.<br />

Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 Copenhagen K · Tel +45 8818 1111 · Fax +45 8818 1116<br />

bredgade@bruun-rasmussen.dk · www.bruun-rasmussen.dk


department of books and manuscripts<br />

AUCTION 808<br />

Lærke Bøgh<br />

M.A.<br />

Tel +45 8818 1217<br />

l.boegh@bruun-rasmussen.dk<br />

Christine Almlund<br />

M.A.<br />

Tel +45 8818 1216<br />

c.almlund@bruun-rasmussen.dk<br />

start prices and bids <strong>online</strong><br />

If you cannot be present at the <strong>auction</strong>, you can place your bids<br />

<strong>online</strong> at www.bruun-rasmussen.dk. As a special service for this<br />

<strong>auction</strong>, all bids placed <strong>online</strong> will be activated so you can see the<br />

current start price for each lot prior to the <strong>auction</strong>. Please note<br />

that the deadline for placing bids <strong>online</strong> is 3 hours prior to the<br />

actual start of the <strong>auction</strong>.<br />

telephone bids<br />

If you do not wish to place bids <strong>online</strong>, you can either use the<br />

bidding formula in the back of the catalogue or contact our customer<br />

service: Lise Winther, tel. +45 8818 1113 / fax +45 8818 1116.<br />

If you wish to bid at the <strong>auction</strong> by telephone please use the <strong>online</strong><br />

service or contact Lise Winther, e-mail l.w.jorgensen@bruun-rasmussen.dk,<br />

no later than 6 hours prior to the actual <strong>auction</strong>.<br />

bidding at the <strong>auction</strong><br />

Registration to participate in the <strong>auction</strong> begins 30 minutes prior<br />

to the start. Entrance from Bredgade 31. Each participant will be<br />

given a bidding paddle. Please note that the <strong>auction</strong>eer will be<br />

conducting the <strong>auction</strong> both in Danish and English. However, bids<br />

and invoicing are made in DKK.<br />

collection and transportation<br />

Items bought at <strong>auction</strong> can be collected at our department on<br />

Baltikavej 10, 2100 Copenhagen Ø between 6 pm - 9 pm on the<br />

night of the <strong>auction</strong> and during our regular opening hours from<br />

9-18 December. If you are unable to collect the item within this time<br />

frame you can order transport, postage or shipping from our website<br />

or by contacting our transportation department at tel 8818 1055 or<br />

e-mail transport@bruun-rasmussen.dk


lot no. 4000 - 4105<br />

books<br />

and manuscripts<br />

Detail of lot 4038


Introduction – Highlights of the <strong>auction</strong><br />

This catalogue presents important books and manuscripts from a variety of private<br />

properties in a wide range of fields: cartography, natural science, architecture, travel,<br />

art, fiction and philosophy.<br />

Special attention should be brought to a fine<br />

selection of works within the field of natural<br />

science. Important works by notable scientists<br />

from Isaak Newton to Niels Bohr are presented.<br />

Furthermore we present several influential<br />

first editions by some of the most important<br />

authors of the French Enlightenment. The most<br />

notable being the first edition of Rousseau’s<br />

“Émile”, which had great impact on the philosophy<br />

of the upbringing of children. The copy<br />

here presented is furthermore mounted with<br />

an autograph receipt signed by Rousseau.<br />

The <strong>auction</strong> opens with a series of fine<br />

cartographical works from the library of<br />

The Royal Danish Geographical Society in<br />

Copenhagen. The collection of atlases and<br />

maps includes 10 volumes of the first edition<br />

of Johannes Blaeu’s celebrated cartographic<br />

masterpiece the “Atlas Maior”,<br />

published in Amsterdam in 1662.<br />

Among the many letters and manuscripts<br />

we have given special attention to two<br />

unique and exceptionally large collections<br />

of photographs, autograph letters<br />

and manuscripts written by the modernist<br />

author Herman Bang, who was<br />

one of Denmark’s most internationally<br />

established authors of his time. With his<br />

impressionistic style he revolutionized the<br />

novelistic writing of the 1880s. His impact<br />

on literary history, was widely recognized<br />

by influential modernist artists abroad like<br />

Claude Monet and Maxim Gorki.


The autograph letters of the two Herman Bang collections<br />

give new and intriguing knowledge about Bang’s<br />

many travels, personal life and troublesome mind.<br />

Among the autograph material are also a number<br />

of unpublished manuscripts which reveal hitherto<br />

unknown insight into the literary working process of<br />

Herman Bang. Especially the early manuscript leaves<br />

from Bang’s most acclaimed novel “Stuk” are important<br />

and of great literary interest as are the manuscript for<br />

Bang’s article on his relationship with the world famous<br />

Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen.<br />

The <strong>auction</strong> closes with one of the largest and<br />

most well preserved collections of early, originally<br />

printed scraps from the 19th century to be offered<br />

for sale in Denmark in many years – the Jan<br />

Hansen Scrap Collection. The collection of scraps<br />

has been established during a life time and gives<br />

a unique insight into the pictorial world of the<br />

19th century. Several parts of the scrap collection<br />

originates from other notable scrap collections,<br />

e.g. The Lego Toy Collection.<br />

The <strong>auction</strong> features several fine engraved<br />

works. The most notable being the Danish<br />

masterpiece “Flora Danica” which is the most<br />

extensive illustrated work in the Danish history<br />

of printing with 3240 handcoloured engravings<br />

of Danish plants and flowers. Also worth<br />

noting are the fascinating travel accounts of<br />

Kircher “China Monumentis”, Olearius “Moscowitische<br />

Reisebeschreibung” and Niehbuhr<br />

“Beschreibung von Arabien”, all richly illustrated<br />

with engravings.<br />

We hope you will take an interest in the many varied features in this catalogue and<br />

visit us at the <strong>auction</strong> either in Bredgade or <strong>online</strong>.


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Detail of lot 4009<br />

The Royal Danish<br />

Geographical Society<br />

4000­4018<br />

The following 19 lots all derive from the library<br />

“The Royal Danish Geographical Society” in<br />

Copenhagen. The collection of atlases and<br />

maps includes 10 volumes of the first edition<br />

of Johannes Blaeu’s celebrated cartographic<br />

masterpiece the “Atlas Maior”, published in Amsterdam<br />

in 1662 with different volumes devoted<br />

to specific parts of the world. Due to the high<br />

standard and quality of engravings, ornaments,<br />

typo graphy and paper “Atlas Maior” was the<br />

most expensive book published during the 17th<br />

century. For at long period the atlas was a status<br />

symbol and the traditional state gift presented<br />

by the Dutch government. The “Atlas Maior” is<br />

known as the finest and most comprehensive<br />

Baroque atlas, and the Latin edition remains<br />

to this day one of history’s finest examples of<br />

mapmaking.<br />

6<br />

4000<br />

4000<br />

4000<br />

Johan Blaeu - Europae continentur<br />

Geographieae Blauianae. Volumen secundum qou<br />

lib. III, IV, V, VI, VII. Europae continentur. Amsterdam:<br />

Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662.<br />

1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 5,5<br />

cm. With 39 engraved double maps. Collation: collective<br />

title page + 186 leaves (incl. maps, 5 halftitles,<br />

one dedication leaf and index). Library stamps<br />

on flyleaf, title and verso of title. A few maps with<br />

city names discreetly marked with red crayon,<br />

some browning to maps and text, some maps with<br />

tear in the middle folding, some maps with repairs.<br />

Last 30 leaves with marginal spotting. Bound in<br />

one full contemporary vellum binding, all edges<br />

gilt. Worn. Further description upon request.<br />

The work covers: part III: Sweden, part IV: Russia, part<br />

V: Poland, part VI: Oriental regions and part VII Greece<br />

and contains in all 39 maps.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808


4001<br />

Johan Blaeu - Germania<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen tertium, quo<br />

Germania, quae est Europae liber octavius, continentur.<br />

Amsterdam: Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis<br />

Blaeu 1662. 1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54<br />

x 34,5 x 8 cm. With 96 engraved double maps of<br />

Germany and Alsace. Collation: title page + 279<br />

leaves (incl. maps and index). Library stamp on<br />

flyleaf, title and verso of title. First half part of<br />

the atlas with dampstaining in upper left corner.<br />

Browning to some leaves (a few leaves and maps<br />

heavily browned). A few maps with repairs. City<br />

names discreetly marked with red crayon on some<br />

maps. One map with tear in the middle folding.<br />

Bound in one full contemporary vellum binding,<br />

all edges gilt. Worn. Upper part of spine defective.<br />

Further description upon request.<br />

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4001<br />

The work contains in all 96 maps of Germany and<br />

Alsace.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 6.700­9.400 50.000­70.000<br />

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4002<br />

Johan Blaeu - The Benelux countries<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen quartum, quo<br />

liber IX, X, Europae continentur. Amsterdam:<br />

Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662. 1st<br />

ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 6,5 cm.<br />

With 63 engraved double maps. Collation: title<br />

page + 201 leaves (incl. maps, 2 engraved frontispieces<br />

(text orig. mounted in the center) and<br />

index). Library stamp on flyleaf, title and verso of<br />

title. 6 maps with tear in the middle folding. Some<br />

browning, some maps with city names discreetly<br />

marked with red crayon. Bound in one full contemporary<br />

vellum binding, all edges gilt. Worn.<br />

Lower part of spine damaged. Further description<br />

upon request.<br />

8<br />

4002<br />

The work covers part IX: Belgica Regia, part X: Belgica<br />

foederata. The work contains in all 63 maps of the<br />

Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 6.700 50.000<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808


4003<br />

Johan Blaeu - England<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen quintum, quo<br />

Anglia, quae est Europae liber undecimus, continentur.<br />

Amsterdam: Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis<br />

Blaeu 1662. 1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54<br />

x 34,5 x 7 cm. With 57 engraved double maps.<br />

Moreover engraved illustrations in text. Collation:<br />

title page + 264 leaves (incl. maps, engraved<br />

frontispiece and index). Library stamps on flyleaf<br />

and title. 2 maps with tear in the middle folding,<br />

first leaves in lower part affected by dampstaining.<br />

Some browning, some maps with city names<br />

discreetly marked with red crayon. A few pages<br />

restored. Bound in contemporary full vellum, all<br />

edges gilt. Worn. Upper part of spine damaged.<br />

Further description upon request.<br />

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4003<br />

The work contains 57 maps of England.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 6.700 50.000<br />

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4004<br />

Johan Blaeu - Scotland and Ireland<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen sextum, quo liber<br />

XII, XIII, Europae continentur. Amsterdam: Labore<br />

& Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662. 1st ed. Folio.<br />

Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 5,5 cm. With 55<br />

engraved double maps. Collation: title page +<br />

179 leaves (incl. maps, one half title for part VIII<br />

and index). Library stamps on flyleaf and title and<br />

versos. First leaves with marginal repairs. First 30<br />

leaves with dampstaining. Some leaves browned, a<br />

few heavily browned. Bound in one contemporary<br />

full vellum binding, all edges gilt. Worn. Half of<br />

frontboard damaged. Further description upon<br />

request.<br />

10<br />

4004<br />

The work contains 55 maps of Scotland and Ireland.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

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4005<br />

Johan Blaeu - France and Switzerland<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen septimum, quo<br />

liber XIV, XV, Europae continentur. Amsterdam:<br />

Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662. 1st ed.<br />

Folio. Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 7 cm. With<br />

70 engraved double maps. Collation: title page +<br />

243 leaves (incl. maps, engraved frontispiece, half<br />

title for part XV and index). Library stamps on<br />

flyleaf, title and frontispiece. Upper part of several<br />

leaves of the first part affected by dampstaining<br />

and browning. Rest of the atlas with occassional<br />

browning. A few maps with city names discreetly<br />

marked with red crayon. One map with tear in<br />

the middle folding. Bound in one contemporary<br />

full vellum binding, all edges gilt. Worn. Further<br />

description upon request.<br />

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4005<br />

The work contains 70 maps of France and Switzerland.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

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4006<br />

Johan Blaeu - Italy<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen octavum, quo Italia,<br />

quae est Europae liber decimus sextus, continentur.<br />

Amsterdam: Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis<br />

Blaeu 1662. 1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54<br />

x 34,5 x 5 cm. With 60 engraved (mostly double)<br />

maps. Collation: title page + 174 leaves (incl.<br />

maps, engraved frontispiece, dedication leaf and<br />

index). Library stamps on flyleaf, title and verso<br />

of title. A few maps with city names discreetly<br />

marked with red crayon. A few leaves with browning.<br />

Several leaves affected by dampstaining in<br />

lower right corner. One map with tear in the middle<br />

folding. Bound in contemporary full vellum, all<br />

edges gilt. Worn. Further description upon request.<br />

12<br />

4006<br />

The work contains 60 maps of Italy.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 6.700 50.000<br />

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4007<br />

Johan Blaeu - Africa<br />

Geographiae Blauianae volumen nonum, quo<br />

Europae liber XVII, et Africa continentur. Amsterdam:<br />

Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662.<br />

1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 6 cm.<br />

With 39 engraved double maps and plates. Collation:<br />

title page + 192 leaves (incl. maps, engraved<br />

frontispiece, dedication leaf, title (Africa quae est<br />

Geographiae Blauianae pars tertia liber unus) and<br />

index). Library stamps on flyleaf, title and verso<br />

of title. A few maps with city names discreetly<br />

marked with red crayon. Some browning, some<br />

leaves with minor repairs. Marginal dampstaining.<br />

Large engraving "Scenographia fabrica. S. Laurentii<br />

in Escuriali" poorly repaired. Bound in contemporary<br />

full vellum, all edges gilt. Worn. Further<br />

description upon request.<br />

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4007<br />

The work contains 39 maps and plates of Spain and<br />

Africa.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

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4008<br />

Johan Blaeu - Asia<br />

Asia que est Geographiae Blauianae pars quarta;<br />

Libri duo. Volumen Decimum. Amsterdam: Labore<br />

& Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662. 1st ed. Folio.<br />

Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 5 cm. With 28 engraved<br />

double maps. Collation: title + 179 leaves<br />

(incl. maps, 2 engraved frontispieces + half title +<br />

dedication leaf + index). Library stamps on flyleaf,<br />

title and verso of title. 2 maps with tear in the<br />

middle folding. Some browning, some marginal<br />

dampstaining. Bound in contemporary full vellum,<br />

all edges gilt. Worn. Further description upon<br />

request.<br />

14<br />

4008<br />

The work contains 28 maps of Asia.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

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4009<br />

Johan Blaeu - America<br />

America, quae est Geographiae Blauianae pars<br />

quinta liber unus. Volumen undecimum. Amsterdam:<br />

Labore & Sumptibus. Johannis Blaeu 1662.<br />

1st ed. Folio. Size of binding: c. 54 x 34,5 x 5 cm.<br />

With 23 engraved double maps. Collation: title +<br />

168 leaves (incl. maps and index). Library stamps<br />

on flyleaf, title and versos. Some browning, some<br />

marginal dampstaining. Bound in contemporary<br />

full vellum, all edges gilt. Worn. Spine defective.<br />

Hinges loose. Further description upon request.<br />

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4009<br />

The work contains 23 maps of America.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 5.350­8.050 40.000­60.000<br />

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4010<br />

Johan Blaeu - The Arctic regions<br />

Geographie, qui est la premiere partie de la<br />

cosmographie Blauiane, en laquelle la terre est<br />

representée dans des cartes et illustrée de descriptions.<br />

Amsterdam: Jean Blaeu 1663. Folio. Size<br />

of binding: 56,5 x 37,5 cm. With 6 handcoloured<br />

woodcuts, three handcoloured engravings and 8<br />

handcoloured engraved maps (6 double). Various<br />

sizes. Collation: title with handcoloured vignette<br />

+ 46 leaves (incl. maps and 2 half titles). Library<br />

stamp on flyleaf, title and verso of title. Bound<br />

in modern full cloth, all edges gilt. Binding with<br />

minor signs of wear. Further description upon<br />

request.<br />

16<br />

4010<br />

The work covers the two parts: "Le grand atlas, [...] la<br />

terre, la mer et le ciel" and "Arqtique, [...] Geographie<br />

Blauiane livre unique".<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 10.500­13.500 80.000­100.000<br />

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4010<br />

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4011<br />

Alexis Hubert Jaillot<br />

Sanson: Nouvelle introduction a la Geographie<br />

pour l'usage de monseigneur la Dauphin. Paris:<br />

Hubert Jaillot 1692. Elephant folio. With engraved<br />

and handcoloured frontispiece (Atlas Nouveau,<br />

contenant toutes les parties du Monde [...]), title<br />

and engraved and handcoloured index (table<br />

des cartes) and 18 engraved tables. + In all 100<br />

engraved maps handcoloured in outline, mostly<br />

double (maps numbered in ink on versos): 1-102<br />

(lacking map number 19, 20, 23, 25, 26, 50)<br />

including 4 extra maps. Library stamps on frontispiece<br />

and on versos of maps. Some dampstaining<br />

and darkened leaves, some marginal losses<br />

of paper and several maps with repairs. Engraved<br />

frontispiece creased and restored. Bound in one<br />

modern half morocco binding, back board with<br />

signs of wear. Size of binding: 62,5 x 53 x 6,5 xm.<br />

Further description upon request.<br />

18<br />

4011<br />

Nicolas Sanson (1600­1667) was one of the most<br />

important figures in French cartography. He initiated<br />

the great school of French geographers. In 1692<br />

Hubert Jaillot (1640­1712) collected Sanson's maps<br />

in this work called "Atlas Nouveau".<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 8.050­10.500 60.000­80.000<br />

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4011<br />

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4012<br />

4012 4012<br />

Johan Baptist Homann - Around the world<br />

Collection of 81 engraved and handcoloured<br />

double maps by Homann. Folio. Size of plates c.<br />

50 x 58 cm. Old annotated pagination on versos.<br />

Most of the maps with repairs or fully restored.<br />

One map printed on silk and mounted on canvas,<br />

3 maps uncoloured. All maps with soiling,<br />

dampstaining and corners creased. All maps with<br />

library stamps on versos. Bound in one modern<br />

half morocco binding ("Atlas 1"). + Collection<br />

of 63 engraved and handcoloured double maps.<br />

Old annotated pagination on versos. Most of the<br />

maps with repairs. One map mounted on canvas.<br />

All maps with soiling and dampstaining. Several<br />

leaves in the middle and in the end affected by<br />

dampstaining. All maps with library stamps on versos.<br />

Bound in one modern half morocco binding<br />

("Atlas 2"). Folio. Size of books: c. 52 x 33 x 5,5<br />

cm. Further description upon request. (2)<br />

20<br />

In all with 144 engraved maps.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

€ 4.050­6.700 30.000­50.000<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808


4013<br />

Homann's Heirs - Maps of the world<br />

Christop Fembo (ed.): Homann's Heirs: Atlas Compendiarius<br />

seu ita dietus Scholasticus Minor [...].<br />

[No place]. Maps dated from 1789-1821. Folio.<br />

With 23 engraved and handcoloured double maps.<br />

Library stamp on verso of title (loose). Some foxing,<br />

all corners creased. A few pages loose. Bound<br />

in half calf, binding defective. Further description<br />

upon request.<br />

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4013<br />

In all with 23 engraved and handcoloured maps.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4014<br />

Gerard Mercator - Hondius and son<br />

Gerard Mercator: Atlas. Dass ist Abbildung der<br />

ganzen Welt [...] Deutschland /Franckreich/<br />

Niederland/ Ost und West Indien [...]. Amsterdam:<br />

Henrico Hondius 1633 (vol. I of II). Folio.<br />

With half title, engraved title, double portrait of<br />

Mercator and Hondius (repaired) and 161 engraved<br />

maps. Library stamp and old name on flyleaf, minor<br />

annotation on half title and title, small library<br />

stamp on versos of maps. Both text and maps<br />

with browning, dampstaining and soiling, some<br />

maps (fully) restored. Last part of the atlas with<br />

large dampstaining to lower part. Bound in full<br />

calf, all edges gilt. Binding restored and with signs<br />

of wear, spine damaged. Housed in modern cloth<br />

box. Further description upon request.<br />

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4014<br />

Gerardus Mercator (1512­1594) was a Flemish<br />

cartographer. He is remembered for the Mercator<br />

projection world map named after him. Jodocus<br />

Hondius (1563­1612), sometimes called Jodocus<br />

Hondius the Elder to distinguish him from his son,<br />

was a Flemish artist, engraver, and cartographer. He is<br />

best known for his early maps and for re­establishing<br />

the reputation of the work of Gerard Mercator. He<br />

helped establish Amsterdam as the center of cartography<br />

in Europe in the 17th century. After Hondius'<br />

death in 1612, his publishing work in Amsterdam was<br />

continued by his widow and two sons, Jodocus II and<br />

Henricus.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4015<br />

Gerard van Keulen - Sea charts<br />

Gerard van Keulen: De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende<br />

Zee-Fakkel 'T derde Deel [...]. Amsterdam 1781<br />

(several maps dated earlier). With 41 engraved,<br />

mostly double maps (a few folding), title, frontispiece<br />

(trimmed and mounted on paper). Moreover<br />

several woodcuts in text. Title restored, library<br />

stamp on title, frontispiece and versos of maps.<br />

Soiling and browning to maps and text. Marginal<br />

dampstaining. The large engraving "Afbeelding<br />

van Algiers" poorly restored and the map "Swarte<br />

See" waterstained and poorly restored. Bound in<br />

modern half morocco. Further description upon<br />

request.<br />

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4015<br />

During the 17th and 18th centuries the Dutch were<br />

the driving force in map, sea chart and atlas production.<br />

The pioneer in sea charts was Johannes Van Keulen,<br />

a bookseller in Amsterdam. In 1680 he published<br />

the first volume of his 'Zee Atlas' which by 1734 had<br />

expanded to five volumes. Later he published the<br />

ambitious book of sea charts between 1681­82 called<br />

the 'Zee­Faakel'. The last edition of Zee­Fakkel was<br />

published by van Keulen's great­grandson Gerard<br />

Hulst van Keulen (1733­1801).<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4016<br />

Johannes Mejer - Caspar Danckwerth<br />

Caspar Danckwerth: Newe Landesbeschreibung<br />

der zwei Herzogthümer Schleswig und Holstein.<br />

Husum [Denmark] 1652. Folio. With engraved title<br />

page (fully restored) and 40 double-page engraved<br />

maps drawn by Johannes Mejer and engraved<br />

by N. and M. Petersen. Both text and maps with<br />

browning, dampstaining and soiling, several maps<br />

and a few text pages (fully) restored. Small library<br />

stamp on versos of maps. Bound in full calf, binding<br />

with minor restoration, worn, with two ties.<br />

Housed in modern cloth box. Further description<br />

upon request.<br />

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Johannes Mejer's work on Schleswig and Holstein is<br />

the earliest printed atlas in Denmark and it covers the<br />

area Schleswig Holstein from Hamburg to Kolding<br />

in North. The maps are decorative with cartouches,<br />

ships, folk­types, etc. The maps were engraved by the<br />

brothers Matthias and Nicolai Petersen in the town of<br />

Husum, after drawings by Johannes Mejer (1606­74).<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4017<br />

William Faden<br />

Collection of 46 engraved, double and folding<br />

maps (mainly by W. Faden), mostly handcoloured.<br />

Late 18th century. Folio. Various sizes. Size of<br />

binding: c. 59,5 x 47 x 4 cm. Several maps with<br />

repairs or fully restored. Library stamps on versos.<br />

Browning and soiling. All bound in one modern<br />

half morocco binding. Further description upon<br />

request.<br />

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4017<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4018<br />

Important carthographs<br />

Collection of 44 engraved maps (single, double<br />

and folding), mostly handcoloured in outline.<br />

1820s. Folio. Various sizes. Size of binding: c. 58<br />

x 43 x 2 cm. Soiling and foxing, corners creased.<br />

Library stamps on versos. Some maps with repairs.<br />

Handwritten index inserted on verso of frontboard.<br />

Bound in one modern half morocco binding. Further<br />

description upon request.<br />

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4018<br />

The collection includes engraved maps by J. Riise,<br />

Christoph Fembo, C.F Weiland F.W. Streit and others.<br />

Provenance: Det Kongelige Danske Geografiske<br />

Selskab (The Royal Danish Geographical Society).<br />

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4019<br />

Newton's law of gravity<br />

Isaac Newton: Philosophiæ naturalis principia<br />

mathematica. Amsterdam: Sumptibus societatis<br />

1714. First Amsterdam reprint of the second edition<br />

published in 1713. Illustrated with engraved<br />

title vignette, woodcuts in the text and one engraved<br />

folding plate on page 465. With contemporary<br />

autograph name on title and contemporary<br />

autograph notes on flyleaf. Inner hinges worn.<br />

Inner paste downs worn. Bound in contemporary<br />

full vellum. Signs of wear.<br />

Isaac Newton's (1643­1727) work "Principia Mathematica"<br />

is considered "the greatest work in the<br />

history of science. Copernicus, Galileo and Kepler had<br />

certainly shown the way; but where they described<br />

the phenomena they observed, Newton explained the<br />

underlying universal laws. The "Principia" provided<br />

the great synthesis of the cosmos, proving finally its<br />

physical unity. Newton showed that the important<br />

and dramatic aspects of nature that were subject to<br />

the universal law of graviation could be explained,<br />

in the mathematical terms, within a single physical<br />

theory. [...] The same laws of gravitation and motion<br />

ruled everywhere; [...] It was this grand conception<br />

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4019<br />

that produced a general revolution in human thought,<br />

equalled perhaps only by that following Darwin's<br />

"Origin of the Species" [...] The second edition of<br />

"Principia" was not published until 1713" ("Printing<br />

and the Mind of Man" # 161).<br />

The second edition of Principia, here presented in a<br />

rare first Amsterdam reprint from 1714, was revised<br />

by Isaac Newton himself in order to improve its argu<br />

ments. This was necessary partly because more<br />

than 20 years had passed since the first edition was<br />

pulished and new research had appeared e.g. new<br />

comets had been found. Also the German mathematician<br />

and polyhistor Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz<br />

(1646­1716) had published theories that were close<br />

to Newton's own, which forced him to sharpen his arguments<br />

and therefore this edition was also provided<br />

with a long anti­Leibnizian preface by Newton's<br />

editor Roger Cotes.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4020<br />

Newton's Opticks<br />

4020 4020<br />

Isaac Newton: Opticks: or, A Treatise of the Reflections,<br />

Refractions, Inflections and Colours of<br />

Light. London: William Innys 1730. 4th edition.<br />

Illustrated with 12 folding engraved plates. With<br />

foxing and dampstaining to several leaves. Names<br />

and library stamp on flyleaf. Bound in full calf.<br />

Inner hinges worn. Binding with signs of wear.<br />

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The final edition of Newton's groundbreaking work<br />

on the physics of light to be corrected and revised by<br />

Isaac Newton himself. "The first edition contained<br />

Newton's first mathematical papers in print [...] and<br />

in the later editions it was embellished with a set of<br />

Queries long supposed to represent Newton's opinions<br />

on the chief mysteries of Nature." (Printing and<br />

the Mind of Man # 172).<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4021<br />

Newton's collected works<br />

Isaac Newton: Opuscula Mathematica, Philosophica<br />

et Philologica. 3 vols. Lausanne/Geneva: M.-M.<br />

Bousquet 1744. First edition. With 64 engraved<br />

folding plates and 2 folding tables. Edited by<br />

Joh. Castillionaeus. Some browning. Bound in full<br />

paper. Bindings worn. (3)<br />

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4021<br />

Newton's "Opuscula Mathematica [...]" covers<br />

many different treatises by Isaac Newton, from his<br />

mathematical works and optical lectures, which<br />

were greatly influential and laid the basis for modern<br />

science, to his philological essays on history and<br />

theology. Thus the work presents several of his most<br />

influential texts.<br />

The three volumes of "Opuscula Mathematica" are<br />

part of a hybrid set of in all 8 volumes of the first<br />

collected works of Isaac Newton. The hybrid set was<br />

published between 1739­1761 and also consists<br />

of "Geneva Principia" , 3 vols. (1739­42), "Opticks"<br />

(1740) and "Arithmatica Universalis" (1761), but the<br />

three volumes of "Opuscula Mathematica" are usually<br />

found separate.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4022<br />

Johann Bernoulli - Collected works<br />

Johann Bernoulli: Opera omnia tam antea sparsim<br />

edita [...]. 4 vols. Lausanne/Geneve 1742. 1st<br />

edition. Illustrated with one engraved portrait of<br />

Johann Bernoulli and 91 engraved plates. Lacking<br />

portrait of King Frederic III. Some browning.<br />

Bound in contemporary full vellum. Some signs of<br />

wear. (4)<br />

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4022<br />

The Swiss mathematician Johann Bernoulli's (1667­<br />

1748) collected works contain almost 200 articles.<br />

The work includes his articles on integral calculus,<br />

which he made in collaboration with the German<br />

mathematician and polyhistor Gottfried Wilhelm<br />

Leibniz (1646­1716), who independently of his contemporary<br />

Issac Newton (1643­1727), developed theories<br />

on integral calculus and differential equations.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Amts Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4023<br />

Christiaan Huygens - Collected works<br />

Christiaan Huygens: Opera Varia. 2 vols. Leiden:<br />

Jansson-Waesberg 1724. 1st edition. With<br />

engraved portrait of Huygens. Pages mostly uncut.<br />

Some foxing and dampstaining to several leaves in<br />

vol. 1. Library stamps on titles. + Huygens: Opera<br />

Reliqua. Vol. 1 (of 2) vols. Amsterdam: Jansson-<br />

Waesberg 1728. Pages mostly uncut. Title page<br />

repaired. Library stamp on title. Some browning<br />

and foxing. Lacking vol. 2. + Plate volume containing<br />

all 114 engraved plates for all volumes of<br />

Opera Varia and Opera Reliqua. All bound in later<br />

uniform full calf. (4)<br />

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4023 4023<br />

The first edition of Christiaan Huygen's (1629­1695)<br />

collected works contains both his original piece on<br />

light "Tractatus de lumine" which proposed that light<br />

travelled in waves, and his article on the pendulum<br />

clock "Horologium oscillatorium", which is considered<br />

to be "the most original work of this kind since Galileo's<br />

"Discorsi". (Printing and the Mind of Man # 154).<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4024<br />

The dawn of chaos theory<br />

G. Mittag-Leffler (ed.): Acta Mathematica 1-16,<br />

18-23. In all 22 vols. Berlin/Stockholm/Paris<br />

1882-1900. Small folio. Portrait in vol. 1. Lacking<br />

vol. 17. Bound in half calf. Bindings with signs of<br />

wear. (22)<br />

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4024<br />

Georg Mittag­Leffler's mathematical magazine<br />

"Acta Mathematica" published (and still publishes)<br />

leading research articles in the field of science. The<br />

first volumes here presented contain groundbreaking<br />

research by many notable mathematicians. One of<br />

these were the French polymath Jules Henri Poincaré<br />

(1854­1912). In volume 13 his first and only printing<br />

of his prizewinning article "Sur le problème des trois<br />

corps et les équations de la dynamique" (1890) is<br />

printed. The article is concerned with the three body<br />

problem, but it eventually led to the first discovery of<br />

chaos in dynamic systems. A discovery that laid the<br />

foundations for modern chaos theory.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 2.000­2.700 15.000­20.000<br />

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4025<br />

Niels Bohr - Doctoral thesis<br />

Niels Bohr: Studier over Metallernes Elektrontheori,<br />

Afhandling for den filosofiske Doktorgrad. Cph:<br />

Thanning og Appel 1911. 1st edition. Invitation<br />

mounted on inside of wrapper. Library stamp on<br />

title and wrappers. In orig. wrappers. Spine torn on<br />

top and bottom. Corner of wrapper bent.<br />

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4025<br />

The Danish Nobel Prize winner in physics Niels Bohr<br />

(1885­1962), one of the most influential scientists<br />

in the 20th century, was given the doctorate degree<br />

in 1912 for this doctoral thesis. On the inside of the<br />

wrapper the rare invitation to Bohr's doctoral defence<br />

"Forsvaret finder Sted ..." is attatched.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 270­535 2.000­4.000<br />

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4026<br />

Maxwell's treatise on electromagnetism<br />

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James Clerk Maxwell: A Treatise on Electricity and<br />

Magnetism. 2 vols. Oxford: The Clarendon press<br />

1873. 1st edition. Illustrated with 20 plates. Minor<br />

foxing. Library stamp on half title. Bound in orig.<br />

cloth. Spine faded and bindings with signs of<br />

wear. (2)<br />

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James Clerk Maxwell produced his theories on a<br />

unified model of electromagnetism in the 1860s and<br />

his famous equations on electromagnetism have<br />

by many been compared to the importance of the<br />

work of Isaac Newton. His equations first appeared<br />

in a fully developed form in this work "A Treatise on<br />

Electricity and Magnetism" in 1873.<br />

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4027<br />

Famous Russian scientist - Tsiolkovsky I<br />

Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky: Davleniye<br />

vozdukha na poverkhnosti, vvedenye iskusstvennii<br />

vozdushny potok [Atmospheric Pressure on<br />

Surfaces introduced into an Artificial Airstream].<br />

Odessa: Vestnik 1899. 1st ed. 8vo. 32 pp. Orig.<br />

wrappers.<br />

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4027 4027<br />

Nice copy of the first edition offprint of Tsiolkovsky's<br />

treatise "Atmospheric Pressure on Surfaces introduced<br />

into an Artificial Airstream". Rare.<br />

Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky (1857­1935) was<br />

an imperial Russian rocket scientist and pioneer in<br />

the field of astronautic theory. He also made various<br />

research in the fields of aviation using a wind tunnel<br />

of his own construction. Aviation research and related<br />

activities was the starting point of his research<br />

in what became his major interest: the conquest of<br />

outer space.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4028<br />

Famous Russian scientist - Tsiolkovsky II<br />

Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky:<br />

Dolpolnitel'nyye Technicheskiye Dannyye K Postroyeniyu<br />

Metallicheskoi Obolochi Dirizablya bez<br />

dorogoi verfit. 2. Otzyv Ledentsovskago Obschchestva<br />

o Moem Dirizhable. [Additional technical<br />

data on the design of the dirigible's metal schell<br />

requiring no expensive dock. 2. The Ledentsov<br />

society's Assessment of my dirigible]. Kaluga:<br />

[published by the author], 1915. 1st ed. Illust. with<br />

designs and diagrams. 8vo. In orig. wrappers.<br />

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4028 4028<br />

Nice copy of the first edition of Tsiolkovsky's treatise<br />

on dirigibles. Rare.<br />

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4029<br />

4029<br />

N. Krupskaya - Autograph manuscript<br />

Autograph manuscript signed by Nadezhda<br />

Krupskaya. 3 pages. No date, no place. [Entitled<br />

[transl.]: "More attention to the occupation with<br />

children's spare time after school"].<br />

Nadezhda Konstantinovna "Nadya" Krupskaya<br />

(1869­1939) was a Russian Bolshevik revolutionary<br />

and married to Lenin (1870­1924). Her entire life<br />

she was deeply interested in children's education<br />

and possibilities. The manuscript is a preface for a<br />

review on children's education and shows Krupskaya's<br />

strong commitment to the work concerning children's<br />

education policy and youth employment. In the<br />

manuscript Krupskaya underlines the need to focus<br />

on children's leisure time and activities after school.<br />

Her chief aim with this publication was to influence<br />

the teachers and the school system in general.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

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4030<br />

Dmitri Mendeleev - Autograph postcard<br />

Autograph postcard signed by Dmitri Mendeleev.<br />

Dated Stockholm 30.11.1905. Text on both sides.<br />

The Russian chemist and inventor Dmitri Ivanovich<br />

Mendeleev (1834­1907) is credited as being the<br />

creator of the first version of the periodic table of<br />

elements. In 1905, Mendeleev was elected a member<br />

of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and<br />

this postcard was written under his stay in Stockholm<br />

­ probably on the occasion of his prize­giving.<br />

Mendeleev writes to his family telling them that he is<br />

going to the theatre to see "Carmen" and then he is<br />

going to Germany. He has signed the postcard "D".<br />

€ 405­670 3.000­5.000<br />

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4031<br />

I.P. Pavlov - Important autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter, signed by I.P. Pavlov. Dated 10<br />

August 1902. 6 pages. In orig. envelope. Enclosed<br />

two orig. photographs of Pavlov and his family. C.<br />

1930. (3)<br />

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4031<br />

In the 1890s the Russian physiologist and physician<br />

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849­1936) was investigating<br />

the gastric function of dogs by externalizing<br />

a salivary gland so he could collect, measure, and<br />

analyze the saliva and what response it had to food<br />

under different conditions. He noticed that the dogs<br />

tended to salivate before food was actually delivered<br />

to their mouths, and set out to investigate this "psychic<br />

secretion", as he called it. He was awarded the<br />

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1904 for his<br />

research pertaining to the digestive system.<br />

The letter is written to Valentin Fedoseevich (1845­<br />

1912) who was a famous Russian veterinarian<br />

and the founder of the social veterinary practice i<br />

Moscow. In 1902 he worked as chief of the veterinary<br />

administration of the ministry of internal affairs.<br />

In the letter Pavlov presents a list of subjects that<br />

he whishes to discuss with Fedoseevich concerning<br />

veterinary legislation.<br />

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4032<br />

Russian illuminated manuscript<br />

Liturgical illuminated manuscript written in<br />

Church Slavonic. Russia. Early 19th century. 166<br />

leaves. Size of paper c. 34,5 x 22,5 cm. Richly<br />

illustrated and illuminated with handcoloured<br />

frontispiece and 18 ornamental handcoloured half<br />

page drawings and initials. Bound in contemporary<br />

full morocco over wooden boards with goldstamped<br />

decorations on both boards, with two<br />

clasps and all edges gilt. Front hinge cracked.<br />

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The book is an "Oktoih" ­ the Book of Psalms ­ which<br />

is a book of liturgical hymns for singing in eight parts.<br />

The Russian liturgical language<br />

Church Slavonic has been used since the Middle Ages.<br />

The orthodox liturgy changed only little during the<br />

centuries, which is why several of the early 15th and<br />

16th century liturgical manuscripts were copied during<br />

the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, these copies<br />

are highly important due to the loss of many of the<br />

earliest manuscripts.<br />

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4032<br />

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4033<br />

Olearius' travels in Russia<br />

Adam Olearius: Ausführliche Beschreibung der<br />

kundbaren Reyse Nach Muscow und Persien.<br />

Schleswig: Johan Holwein 1663. Richly illustrated<br />

with engraved frontispiece, 6 portraits and<br />

99 engravings (full page, half page, double and<br />

folding). Half of the map on p. 144 lacks. Later<br />

ink inscription on title, to a few pages and on<br />

inner end paper. A few pages with lines discreetly<br />

marked with red crayon. The map "Maris caspÿ<br />

ostum ad wolgam" with tears and repairs. Bound<br />

in contemporary full vellum over thin wooden<br />

boards, initial letter and year blind-tooled on front<br />

board, backboard split.<br />

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4033<br />

The German scholar, mathematician, geographer and<br />

librarian Adam Olearius (1603­ 1671) is known for his<br />

admirable narrative of the Russian and the Persian<br />

legation. With "Moscowitische Reisebeschreibung"<br />

Olearius introduced Persian literature and culture to<br />

Germany and the rest of Europe.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

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4034<br />

Travels to Iceland<br />

[Uno von Troil]: Bref rörande en Resa til Island.<br />

Uppsala 1777. Illustrated with one engraved map<br />

of Iceland and 12 engraved plates. Inscribed to<br />

Jón Helgason. Browning and a few underlinings<br />

in pencil. One leaf in facsimile (p.17/18). Bound in<br />

full calf, in slipcase (J.L.Campion).<br />

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Uno von Troil (1746­1803) was Archbishop of Uppsala,<br />

Sweden, 1786­1803. After studies and travels<br />

in the Netherlands and Iceland, where he found the<br />

material to this early travel account on Iceland, he<br />

returned home and was ordained priest in 1773.<br />

The book is inscribed by a Swedish colleague to the<br />

Icelandic theologian and professor of church history<br />

Jón Helgason, (1866­1942) who was the bishop of<br />

Iceland from 1917­38.<br />

Provenance: The descendants of Jón Helgason.<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4035<br />

Niebuhr's Arabian adventure<br />

Carsten Niebuhr: Beschreibung von Arabien. Cph<br />

1772. 4to. With one folding table, 24 engravings<br />

and one folding map. Bound in contemporary full<br />

calf. Binding with signs of wear.<br />

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4035<br />

First edition of this important account of Niebuhr's<br />

travels in Arabia. Niebuhr was the sole survivor of a<br />

party of five specialists dispatched by King Frederick V<br />

of Denmark on this scientific expedition. They visited<br />

Sinai, then moved south to Mokha, and by ship to<br />

Bombay from where Niebuhr travelled alone to Muscat,<br />

Shiraz, Persepolis and Bagdad. The work contains<br />

illustrations of battle scenes and monuments.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 1.350­2.000 10.000­15.000<br />

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4036<br />

Important work on China<br />

4036 4036<br />

A. Kircher: China Monumentis, Qua Sacris qua<br />

Profanis, Nec Non Variis Naturae & Artis Spectaculis.<br />

Amsterdam: Janssonium and Waesberge 1667.<br />

First edition, in Latin. Folio. Richly illustrated with<br />

engraved frontispiece and 84 engravings (4 folding,<br />

18 full page, 41 half page and 21 in the text).<br />

Some of the engravings with minor repairs, minor<br />

marginal browning not affecting plates. Portrait<br />

of Kircher, folding chart of Asia and one engraving<br />

in facsimile, moreower two textpages (p. 209<br />

+ 210) in facsimiles (not included the engravings<br />

listed above). Bound in contemporary full vellum.<br />

The book is professionally restored (in the period<br />

2005-2007) by Mr. Gordon Cumming, a member<br />

of The Society of Bookbinders, UK, under the<br />

supervison of the then President of The Society of<br />

Bookbinders, UK, Mr James Brockman. Enclosed<br />

a detailed documentation of how the restoration<br />

was undertaken. Housed in modern slipcase.<br />

48<br />

The very first edition printed in Latin and far the most<br />

superior printing to the pirated edition published by<br />

Meurs. Athanasius Kircher (1602­1680) was a 17th<br />

century German Jesuit scholar who were among the<br />

fathers of modern science. He published around 40<br />

works through his lifetime most notably in the fields<br />

of Oriental studies, geology, and medicine. The many<br />

works of Kircher's indicate his widespread interest<br />

and genius. "China monumentis", is, in many ways,<br />

Kircher's most significant work. It is the first publication<br />

of important documents on Oriental geography,<br />

geology, botany, zoology, religion and language.<br />

€ 6.050­6.700 45.000­50.000<br />

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4037<br />

Japanese erotica<br />

Keisai Eisen [Ikeda Eisen]: Shunjo yubiningyo.<br />

C. 1820-1830. Woodblock printed shunga book,<br />

complete in 3 volumes. A total of 17 double<br />

prints, 3 single prints, frontispiece and one folding<br />

plate. Orig. bindings and title slips in chitsu.<br />

50<br />

4037<br />

Keisai Eisen (1790­1848) was a Japanese ukiyo­e<br />

artist who specialised in bijinga (woodcuts of beautiful<br />

women). This rare work is rightly considered one of<br />

the erotic masterpieces of the decadent Bunsei Era (c.<br />

1818­1830).<br />

Provenance: Chris Uhlenbeck.<br />

€ 2.400­2.700 18.000­20.000<br />

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4038<br />

French book illustrators<br />

Babou (ed.): Les artistes du livres. 24 vols. Paris<br />

1928-1933. 4to. Richly illustrated. One of 50 copies<br />

on Japanese paper. In orig. cardboard wrappers<br />

with ties. (24)<br />

52<br />

4038<br />

As opposed to the standard copies sur velin the<br />

rare series "du tête" contain several loose sheets of<br />

original prints. Each volume is a monograph on a<br />

particular artist (Bonnard, Chimot, Dignimont, Vertés,<br />

et al.) and is edited by different renowned authors like<br />

Colette, Paul Valéry, Mac Orlan and others.<br />

€ 2.000­2.700 15.000­20.000<br />

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4039<br />

Asger Jorn - Nordic folk art<br />

Asger Jorn (composition), Gérard Franceschi<br />

(photography) and various authors: Complete set<br />

of Jorn's posthumous work of the Nordic folk<br />

art: "Skånes stenskulptur under 1100- talet" (in<br />

Swedish), "Nordens Gyldne Billeder", "Folkekunst<br />

i Grønland", "Samisk folkekunst" (half binding),<br />

"Stavkirkerne - og det norske middelaldersamfund",<br />

"Nordisk Jernalder 1 - 2". In all 7 vols. Cph.<br />

1995-2005. All one of 300 num. copies, all with<br />

Co'libri bookplate signed by editors on inner backboards.<br />

6 (of 7) bound in fine full goat vellum,<br />

with top edges gilt, decorated with gilt ornaments<br />

on spines, one bound in half goat vellum, richly<br />

gilt and decorated on spine (Ole Olsen). (7)<br />

In the 1960's Asger Jorn (1914-1973) wanted to<br />

document the long traditions of Nordic folk art. He<br />

and the French photographer Gérard Franceschi<br />

travelled the Northern countries and Greenland visiting<br />

historic sites, churches and museums to research.<br />

Jorn's monumental opus was however not realized<br />

until 1995, when Silkeborg Kunstmuseum finally<br />

published the seven volumes, Jorn prepared before<br />

his death in 1973. This exclusive copy is bound by the<br />

Danish bookbinder Ole Olsen (1932-2009).<br />

€ 805-1.050 6.000-8.000<br />

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4040<br />

4040<br />

Kierkegaard - Collected works<br />

Søren Kierkegaard Forskningscenteret (eds.):<br />

Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter. Volume 1-24 + 15<br />

commentary volumes. Cph 1997-2007. All bound<br />

in half red or blue morocco with top edges gilt, a<br />

few spines faded (Ole Olsen - Co'libri). (39)<br />

Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter (Søren Kierkegaard's writings)<br />

is an annotated, historical-critical publication<br />

which includes all Kierkegaard's writings. The work is<br />

expected to be completed ultimo 2009.<br />

€ 1.050-1.350 8.000-10.000<br />

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4041 CD<br />

Pablo Picasso - Signed etching<br />

Picasso: Douglas Cooper (ed.): Picasso Theatre.<br />

Paris: Editions cercle d'art 1967. Folio. No. 85 of<br />

100 copies with an original etching numbered and<br />

signed in pencil by Picasso (loose). Size of plate:<br />

16,8 x 22,7 cm. Bound in publisher's full decorated<br />

cloth. In box, defective.<br />

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4041<br />

Original etching numered and signed by Picasso.<br />

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4042<br />

Early international photographs<br />

Large collection of more than 180 original photographs<br />

and ferrotypes (portraits, family portraits,<br />

groups of people). 1860s-1900s. Russia, France,<br />

Denmark and USA. The photographs are in various<br />

sizes, mostly mounted on a card. The smallest<br />

measure 4 x 3 cm, the largest 28 x 24 cm. 20 photographs<br />

are framed (in various sizes and frames),<br />

44 small carte-de-visite photograps, collected in<br />

album, 1880s (probably Danish).<br />

56<br />

4042<br />

When photography appeared in 1839, it became the<br />

main method of recording history and especially the<br />

nobility fell in love with photography, it became a<br />

way to substantiate one self. The ferrotypes and a<br />

great deal of the photographs in this collection come<br />

from Russian and French noble families including the<br />

Shuvalov family, the Skariatine family, the Guébhard<br />

family and the Dennis family. Moreover the collection<br />

contains more than 25 photograhps of the<br />

American writer Charles Whiting who was married<br />

into the French Noyes family. The collection represents<br />

a number of prominent European and American<br />

photographers including Denier ­ St. Petersbourg, A.<br />

Foguet ­ Paris, Notman ­ Boston, Hastings ­ Boston,<br />

G.W. Pach ­ New York, J. Hansen ­ Copenhagen, Gay's<br />

Gallery of Art ­ Fall River, Emil Clusen ­ Copenhagen,<br />

Eastman Kodak Company ­ Rochester, N.Y., F. Glenton<br />

­ New Hamp., J. Bruce & Co ­ Toronto, Notman &<br />

Sandham ­ Montreal, Alva Pearsall ­ Brooklyn.<br />

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4043<br />

First edition of Émile<br />

- Autograph receipt by Rousseau<br />

J.J. Rousseau: Émile, ou de l'education. 4 vols.<br />

Hague [Paris]: Jean Néaulme 1762. 1st edition.<br />

8vo. Illustrated with 2 different engraved portraits<br />

of Rousseau in vol. 1 and 5 engraved plates. Autograph<br />

receipt signed by Rousseau mounted on<br />

front flyleaf of vol. 1. Dated 29 April 1762. Minor<br />

foxing. Bound in contemporary full calf. Some<br />

signs of wear.<br />

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4043<br />

This is the very first edition of Jean­Jacques Rousseau's<br />

(1712 ­1778) principal work "Émile" which was<br />

first issued in an 8vo edition. Later the same year a<br />

smaller 12mo edition was also issued, both editions<br />

printed by Jean Néaulme. "Emile" was not only one of<br />

the first Bildungsromanen ever published, it also had<br />

a large impact on the philosophy on the upbringing<br />

of children as it was one of the first complete works<br />

on the philosophy of education. Rousseau's thoughts<br />

on the naturalness of the child and the contradictions<br />

between the individual and society presented in<br />

this work was widely influential and are still present<br />

in modern day philosophies on education and the<br />

upbringing of children.<br />

Inserted in this first edition is an autograph receipt<br />

written and signed by Rousseau. He writes the book<br />

trader M. de La Combe from Montmercy a receipt<br />

for 48 pounds he has received for 6 manuscripts on<br />

29 April 1762 ­ the same year as "Émile" was first<br />

printed. Bibliotheca Einar Christiansens IIA, p. 19.<br />

Provenance: From the library of Einar Christiansen<br />

(book plate).<br />

€ 2.700­4.050 20.000­30.000<br />

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4044<br />

1759 printing of Candide<br />

4044 4044<br />

[Voltaire]: Candide, ou l'optimisme, traduit de<br />

l'allemand de Mr. le Docteur Ralph [...]. [No place]<br />

1759. 215 pages. Some foxing. Bound in contemporary<br />

full calf. Binding with some wear.<br />

60<br />

"Candide" is Voltaire's best known work and a classic<br />

of the French Enlightenment. The book was issued<br />

in five different countries at the same time, when<br />

it was first published. This early 1759­printing of<br />

Voltaire's widely popular work was probably issued in<br />

Rouen. The work itself was written in Geneva: "Here<br />

"Candide", the most perfect of the light­weight parables<br />

which were his especial and peculiar force, was<br />

written. Typically, it was published anonymously [...]<br />

Which of the editions of 1759 is the first is still open<br />

to doubt." (Printing and the Mind of Man # 204).<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4045<br />

Censored classic by Voltaire<br />

[Voltaire]: Dictionnaire philosophique, portatif.<br />

London [Amsterdam: Marc Michel Rey] 1765.<br />

Later ed. Minor foxing. Bound in half calf. Binding<br />

with signs of wear.<br />

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4045 4045<br />

Voltaire's "Dictionnaire philosophique" (1764) was<br />

one of his most revolting works and it was censored in<br />

France and Switzerland by the religious authorities. It<br />

was however very popular among the public and new<br />

editions were needed to feed the demand. This new<br />

edition published in 1765, was supposedly printed<br />

in London, as it states on the title leaf. However this<br />

edition is said to be printed by the notorious printer<br />

Marc Michel Rey in Amsterdam, who was known for<br />

printing and selling banned books by enlightenment<br />

philosophers like Rosseau, Diderot and Voltaire.<br />

€ 270­535 2.000­4.000<br />

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4046<br />

First edition by Diderot<br />

4046 4046<br />

[Denis Diderot]: Lettre sur les aveugles, a l'udage<br />

de ceux qui voyent. London 1749. First edition.<br />

Illust. with 6 engraved plates. With engraved portrait<br />

of Diderot mounted on front flyleaf. Bound<br />

in contemporary full calf. Binding with signs of<br />

wear. Enclosed Denis Diderot: Collection complette<br />

des oevres philosophique, litteraires et dramatique.<br />

5 vols. London 1773. Bound in contemporary full<br />

calf. Bindings with signs of wear. (6)<br />

62<br />

The first edition of Diderot's essay "Lettre sur les<br />

aveugles" ("Letter on the Blind") deals with the<br />

nature and use of vision. The work also questions the<br />

existen ce of God, which was considered highly controversial<br />

at the time, and Diderot was sentenced to<br />

three months in the prison of Vincennes in 1749 for<br />

his opnions. Bibliotheca Einar Christiansen IIA, p. 19.<br />

Provenance: From the library of Einar Christiansen<br />

(book plate).<br />

€ 405­670 3.000­5.000<br />

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4047<br />

The marriage of Figaro<br />

Pierre de Beaumarchais: La folle journée, ou le<br />

mariage de Figaro, comédie en cinq actes, en<br />

prose. Paris: Ruault 1785. 1st edition. Illustrated<br />

with 5 engraved plates. Some foxing, half title<br />

with small repair and autograph name. Bookmark<br />

and autograph name on inner front board. Bound<br />

in full calf. Binding with signs of wear. Enclosed<br />

[Beaumarchais]: Mémoires de monsieur Pierre-<br />

Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. 2 vols. 1780.<br />

Bound in half calf. Bindings with signs of wear. (3)<br />

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4047 4047<br />

Pierre de Beaumarchais's (1732­1799) dramatic<br />

comedy about Figaro's wedding was his most succesful<br />

piece and made the basis for Mozart's world<br />

famous opera "Le nozze de Figaro" ("The marriage of<br />

Figaro"), which he composed in 1786, the year after<br />

Beaumarchais's comedy was first published.<br />

€ 270­535 2.000­4.000<br />

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4048<br />

Oscar Wilde - Dorian Gray<br />

Oscar Wilde: The Picture of Dorian Gray. London:<br />

Ward Lock and Co. [no date]. Bound in full red<br />

calf, all edges gilt (Jacob Baden). Fading to the<br />

spine and with signs of minor wear to the corners.<br />

+ Intentions. London 1891.1st ed. Bound in full<br />

cloth. With old bookplate and with inscription on<br />

end flyleaf. All over signs of wear. (2)<br />

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4048<br />

Oscar Wilde's (1854­1900) novel "The Picture of<br />

Dorian Gray" deals with the artistic movement of the<br />

decadents and homosexuality ­ both controversial<br />

themes when it was published. Today however Wilde's<br />

novel is regarded as one of the modern classics of<br />

Western literature.<br />

€ 270­535 2.000­4.000<br />

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4049<br />

Aubrey Beardsley - Autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter signed by Aubrey Beardsley.<br />

No date. Enclosed Oscar Wilde: Salomé. London<br />

1904. One of 250 num. copies illust. by Aubrey<br />

Beardsley. Paper glued on front flyleaf and on end<br />

flyleaf. Bookplate on inner front board. Bound in<br />

half morocco (Anker Kyster). Binding with signs of<br />

wear. (2)<br />

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4049 4049<br />

Aubrey Beardsley (1872­98) was one of the most<br />

influential English artists of the 1890s. His erotic Art<br />

Nouveau illustrations for Oscar Wilde's "Salome" are<br />

among his most famous.<br />

Provenance: From the library of Einar Christiansen.<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4050<br />

Harriet Beecher Stowe - Autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter signed by Harriet Beecher Stowe.<br />

15.12.1840. Folio paper (39 x 24,4 cm.) Folded to<br />

an envelope and closed with a seal, post stamp:<br />

Walnut Hills/Dec/16. Faded and repaired. Housed<br />

in a half cloth folder (Kongelig Dansk Hof-Bogbinderi<br />

[...] Illinois, USA).<br />

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4050<br />

The letter is written to Lewis Jacob Cist (1818­1885),<br />

a banker, poet and collector of autographs and the<br />

text goes: "Ancient Persian Fable / While in the bath<br />

the other day, a friend / put into my hand a bit of<br />

scented clay. / What art thou? Said I, in admiration<br />

/ art thou musk or ambergris?, that thy / perfume is<br />

so delight" ­ It replied / "I am in myself but a lump of<br />

worthless / clay, but I have long lived with the rose / &<br />

the sweet quality of my partner has / been breathed<br />

into me" ­ / H.E.B. Stowe / Malcolm's Skethes of<br />

Perisa".<br />

Harriet Beecher Stowe's (1811­1896) novel "Uncle<br />

Tom's Cabin" (1852) reached millions as a novel and<br />

play, and became influential in the United States and<br />

Britain and made the political issues of the 1850s<br />

regarding slavery tangible to millions. Upon meeting<br />

Stowe, Abraham Lincoln allegedly remarked, "So this<br />

is the little old lady who started this new great war!"<br />

Provenance: J.Chr. Bay.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4051<br />

W.M. Thackeray - Autograph letter<br />

Thackeray: The History of Henry Esmond. 3 vols.<br />

London 1852. 1st ed. 8vo. With old autograph<br />

inscription. Old book plates on inner end paper.<br />

Bound in half morocco, all edges gilt, minor signs<br />

of wear (H. Sotheran). Enclosed autograph letter<br />

signed by Thackeray. Dated Kensington, Monday<br />

Night. One page. (4)<br />

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4051<br />

William Makepeace Thackeray (1811­1863) was famous<br />

for his satirical works particularly "Vanity Fair",<br />

a panoramic portrait of English society. "The History<br />

of Henry Esmond" is notable although George Eliot<br />

(1819­1880) said of the novel: "the most uncomfortable<br />

book you can imagine...the hero is in love with<br />

the daughter all through the book, and marries the<br />

mother at the end."<br />

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DEN INTERNATIONALE HERMAN BANG<br />

EN DIGTER-KONGE<br />

Den danske forfatter Herman Bang<br />

(1857­1912) levede det meste af sit liv<br />

langt fra de stille eksistenser i provinsen,<br />

som gjorde ham internationalt berømt.<br />

Hidtil ukendte sider af Herman Bangs<br />

kunstneriske virke og internationale<br />

tilværelse i Europas storbyer belyses på<br />

ny i to store enestående samlinger af<br />

fotografier, manuskripter og breve fra<br />

forfatterens hånd, hvoraf størstedelen<br />

ikke tidligere har været kendt i offentligheden.<br />

De nu udbudte samlinger dækker perioden<br />

fra 1880’erne til få dage før Herman Bangs<br />

død i 1912 og rummer ikke tidligere kendte<br />

fotografier af forfatteren – fra ungdom til<br />

alderdom – samt mere end 220 breve sendt<br />

fra knap 10 forskellige nationer. Dermed er<br />

materialet ikke bare det mest omfattende fra<br />

Bangs hånd udbudt på auktion nogensinde,<br />

det dokumenterer også store dele af Herman<br />

Bangs korte liv og kunstneriske produktion.<br />

Dahl-familien<br />

Den ene samling – størstedelen af materialet<br />

– består af breve fra Herman Bang skrevet til<br />

hans gode venner Kristian og Olga Dahl. De<br />

tidligste af brevene er stilet til Kristian Dahl<br />

(1861-1934) og stammer fra 1888-1891.<br />

Kristian Dahl var journalist sammen med<br />

Bang og blev senere formand for Journalistforbundet.<br />

Han har lagt navn til Kristian<br />

Dahls Mindelegat (kaldet ”Den lille Cavlingpris”,<br />

der gives til journalister, der har ydet en<br />

bemærkelsesværdig indsats). I brevene giver<br />

Herman Bang bl.a. råd om, hvordan Dahl gør<br />

sine hoser grønne på bladredaktionerne rundt<br />

68<br />

Blandt materialet fra Herman Bangs forlægger<br />

E.A. Hirschsprung var en samling manuskriptblade<br />

skrevet med Herman Bangs minutiøse<br />

hånd. De i alt 25 blade har ikke tidligere være<br />

kendt. Bladene udgør de tid ligste stadier af<br />

hovedværket ”Stuk” (1887). Bang­manuskripter<br />

af så stor litteraturhistorisk betydning udbydes<br />

kun yderst sjældent på auktion. (Kat. nr. 4057).<br />

ENGLISH TRANSLATION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST


I EKSIL<br />

omkring: ”Ser De, for hver Gang De staar<br />

i disse to store Blade, er jo meget vundet.<br />

Redaktioner ne vænner sig til Dem, og De<br />

ved selv, hvad ”Vanen” vil sige i den daglige<br />

Gænge ved et Blad. Det næste, De nu skal<br />

sende det Blad, er: ”Ibsens Stykke kommer”<br />

– og saa fortælle om, hvordan København<br />

venter og tager imod Skuespillet.” (9. december<br />

1890).<br />

Forlæggeren Hirschsprung<br />

Den anden brev- og manuskriptsamling på<br />

auktionen hidrører fra Herman Bangs<br />

forlægger på Det Schubotheske Forlag,<br />

Einar Aage Hirschsprung (1869-1909), der<br />

var søn af grundlæggeren af Hirschsprungs<br />

samling Heinrich Hirschsprung. Brevene<br />

er skrevet i perioden 1901 til ca. 1908 og<br />

omhandler i høj grad arbejdet med både nye<br />

bøger (bl.a. ”Ludvigsbakke”, ”Det graa Hus”<br />

og ”De uden Fædreland”) og ældre værker<br />

(genudgivelser af ”Stuk” og ”Ved Vejen”).<br />

Men også Bangs tilbud fra udenlandske forlæggere<br />

såvel som hans omdømme berøres:<br />

”Mere betyder det dog, at jeg nu trænger<br />

frem i Rusland, hvor Maxim Gorki ønsker mig<br />

paa det Forlag, hvis Leder han er. Han skrev<br />

nylig til en Ven: ””Hendes Højhed” synes mig<br />

et af Tidens Mesterværker.” (10. jan. 1908).<br />

Desuden dokumenteres Bangs ofte meget<br />

presserende pengeproblemer i brevene til<br />

Hirschsprung – næsten i hvert eneste brev<br />

slutter i denne stil: ”Giv mig blot 15 kr. Vi<br />

har ingen Mad i Huset.”<br />

Eksil-forfatter<br />

Flere af Dahl-brevene er sendt fra Nakskov,<br />

hvorfra Bang betegner sig selv som en<br />

”Digter-Konge i Eksil” (Nakskov, u.å. [1889]).<br />

Fortsættes side 70<br />

FOCUS<br />

Brevsamlingen fra Dahl­samlingen rummer<br />

mere end 120 breve og postkort, som giver<br />

et enestående indblik i Herman Bangs<br />

internationale tilværelse. (Kat. nr. 4052)<br />

Vurdering 20.000­30.000 kr.


DEN INTERNATIONALE HERMAN BANG<br />

70<br />

Den skandaløse<br />

Bang<br />

Set med samtidens øjne var Herman<br />

Bang en fremmed fugl. Den selvbevidste<br />

homoseksuelle kunstner med det<br />

store talent for at skrive, instruere og<br />

polemisere provokerede mange. En<br />

kendsgerning han livet igennem blev<br />

konfronteret med, når han stak næsen<br />

eller pennen for langt frem. Han var<br />

et let offer for latterliggørelse eller<br />

decideret forfølgelse. Allerede med sin<br />

debut roman Haabløse Slægter (1880)<br />

vakte Bang forargelse og skandale.<br />

Den skildrede en ældre kvindes forhold<br />

til meget yngre mænd. Bang blev<br />

idømt en bøde for sit ”utugtige” værk,<br />

og første udgaven af bogen, der i forvejen<br />

kun udkom i et lille oplag, blev<br />

konfi skeret. Senere oplag fi ndes derfor<br />

kun i kraf tigt redigerede udgaver. (Kat.<br />

nr. 4061).<br />

Vurdering 4.000­6.000 kr.<br />

Han er i selvvalgt eksil for at gøre hovedværket<br />

”Tine” færdig: ”Med Bogen gaar det<br />

jævnt elendigt. Jeg skriver nu paa næstsidste<br />

Kapitel og det Sidste er skrevet.” (u.å. [foråret<br />

1889]). Senere kan han dog endelig sætte det<br />

sidste smertelige punktum: ”Igaar blev min<br />

Bog færdig. Og aldrig har min Stilling været<br />

så fortvivlet som i dette Øjeblik. Det kan slet<br />

ikke beskrives.” (u.å. [maj 1889]).<br />

I det hele taget fylder Bangs sindsstemninger<br />

meget i de mange breve. ”Nej, min ven,<br />

komme til Jul kan jeg ikke. Mit Sind er for<br />

tungt dertil og mit Liv altfor fuldt af Mørke<br />

og Taager […] mig passer Ensomhed bedst<br />

for,” skriver han til Dahl i julen 1890, samme<br />

år som han forsøgte at begå selvmord i<br />

Norge.<br />

Sjælevennen Olga<br />

Hovedparten af Dahl-brevene er imidlertid<br />

ikke skrevet til Kristian, men hans kone, Olga<br />

Dahl (f. Hasselbalch, 1862-1915). Hun er ikke<br />

nævneværdigt beskrevet nogen steder i litteraturen<br />

om Bang, men er den kvinde, som<br />

hans lille roman ”Sommerglæder” (1902) er<br />

dedikeret til. Brevene viser imidlertid, at Herman<br />

Bangs forhold til Olga var meget nært:<br />

”Altid vil mine Tanker søge til Dem som til<br />

min bedste Ven” (7. jun. 1907). Den hengiven<br />

hed og indforståethed, som udtrykkes i<br />

både breve og dedikationseksemplarerne i<br />

samlingen, viser, at Herman Bang i Olga Dahl<br />

fandt en beslægtet sjæl. En fortrolig som<br />

forstod den livssmerte, der ofte plagede ham<br />

fysisk såvel som psykisk – ”Vi tre er vel lige<br />

ene i Verden”, skriver han til hende og datteren<br />

Signe (kaldet Søster) i november 1911.<br />

Sejrer og skuffelser<br />

Ud over det nære forhold til Olga Dahl og<br />

forsøget på at komme overens med livssmerten,<br />

beskriver brevene Herman Bangs stræben<br />

efter anerkendelse samt ikke mindst mødet<br />

med fremmede himmelstrøg. Mange af<br />

brevene er skrevet i de sidste 10 år af hans<br />

liv – en periode, der var præget af store sejre<br />

såvel som skuffelser. Blandt sejrene talte den<br />

støt stigende anerkendelse – dog primært i<br />

ENGLISH TRANSLATION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST


Herman Bangs kære veninde<br />

Olga Dahl. (Kat. nr. 4053)<br />

udlandet. I Rusland blev han anerkendt af<br />

Gorki og omtalt som en dansk Tjekov, og<br />

i Frankrig betegnede den impressionistiske<br />

maler Claude Monet ham som den første<br />

impressionistiske forfatter i verden.<br />

I Danmark lod anerkendelsen imidlertid vente<br />

på sig – til trods for hans store betydning<br />

for dansk litteratur. I 1906 blev han, som så<br />

ofte før, offer for smædefuld kritik. Denne<br />

gang var det forfatterkollegaen Johannes V.<br />

Jensen, som han beundrede meget, der førte<br />

kniven og udstillede hans homoseksualitet<br />

– et hårdt slag for den følsomme Bang, der<br />

skuffet flyttede til Berlin.<br />

Fremmedgjort og nedbrudt<br />

Brevene til Olga og Hirschsprung fra Berliner-<br />

Flere af samlingens fotografier har ikke tidligere været offentliggjort. Her<br />

ses to: den unge Bang fra begyndelsen af 1880’erne samt et, hvor Bang<br />

minder om en H.C. Andersen­pastiche. (Kat. nr. 4053)<br />

tiden vidner om en skuffet og nedbrudt<br />

mand – fysisk og psykisk. Følelsen af at være<br />

en uønsket, fremmed fugl i Danmark ligger<br />

hele tiden på lur i brevene, her ét til Olga :<br />

”Men i Land i København kommer jeg ikke.<br />

Hvordan skulle vel det være muligt? Skulle<br />

jeg endnu engang piskes som en gal Hund<br />

gennem alle Gader? Og naturligvis vilde det<br />

ske – nu som sidst. Og hvem vilde forsvare<br />

mig, naar D’hr. Cawling og Johannes V.<br />

Jen sen satte sig i Spidsen […]? I mit skønne<br />

Fædreland tilgiver man mig ikke, at jeg<br />

trodser Aander. Og jeg tænker ikke en gang,<br />

at man efter min Død, vil tilgive mig, at jeg<br />

har aandet.” (6. sep. 1908). Samtidig føler<br />

Bang sig dog heller ikke særligt hjemme i<br />

Berlin: ”Altid er der trist i et fremmed Land<br />

[…] Hvorhen man rejser er egentlig saa ligegyldigt.<br />

Sine Kufferter (sine Sejre) skal man<br />

dog slæbe med allevegne.” (5. juni 1908).<br />

På rejse gennem Europa<br />

FOCUS<br />

Til trods for Herman Bangs mismodige udtalelse<br />

om fremmede lande begav han sig ud<br />

på sit livs rejse i efteråret 1911. Første del<br />

af færden var en oplæsningsturné rundt i<br />

Europa – gennem Sverige, Finland, Rusland,<br />

Polen og Tyskland – for at skaffe midler til<br />

anden del: Den store jordomrejse, der skulle<br />

give ham ny litterær inspiration og for alvor<br />

etablere ham som dansk litteraturs store be-<br />

Fortsættes side 73<br />

71


DEN INTERNATIONALE HERMAN BANG<br />

72<br />

Blandt brevene lå et hidtil ukendt<br />

fotopostkort af en smilende Herman<br />

Bang og den omrejsende Pantomimetrup,<br />

som han rejste på turné med i<br />

november 1911. (Kat. nr. 4052)<br />

Bag på et af de mange postkort fra<br />

den sidste oplæsningsturné skriver<br />

han: ”Altsaa: jeg sejrede. Huset var<br />

udsolgt, og Publikum dybt grebet.<br />

Stemningen steg til Begejstring. Den<br />

hidtil udkomne Kritik fastslaar ”det<br />

souveræne Mesterskab” (Moskva,<br />

30. november 1911). (Kat. nr. 4052)<br />

Herman Bang er forfatter til en<br />

række impressionistiske romaner,<br />

som vakte både begejstring og<br />

misundelse blandt digterkollegaer,<br />

da han brød igennem i 1880’erne.<br />

Bangs litterære varemærke blev<br />

beskrivelsen af de stille, provinsielle<br />

skikkelsers ulykkelige skæbner. Ofte<br />

kvinder uden udsigt til hverken<br />

forløsning eller frigørelse. De otte<br />

digtmanuskripter fra Dahl­samlingen,<br />

stammer alle, på nær digtet<br />

”Hjemliv”, fra digtsamlingen ”Digte”<br />

(1889). Digtet omhandler det mest<br />

centrale tema i Bangs litteratur,<br />

de stille eksistenser (Kat. nr. 4054).<br />

Vurdering 15.000­20.000 kr.<br />

ENGLISH TRANSLATION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST


ejste forfatter – på linje med H.C. Andersen<br />

og Johannes V. Jensen. Bangs breve til Olga<br />

fra europaturnéen svinger fra intense skildringer<br />

af byer og folk til kortfattede tilkendegivelser<br />

om triumfer eller fi askoer – ”Det var<br />

virkelig rørende. Jeg maa være meget elsket<br />

i dette besynderlige Land,” (20. dec. 1911)<br />

skriver han efter en oplæsning i Moskva. Også<br />

skildringerne af den medrejsende husholderske<br />

Frøken Thunes enestående store appetit<br />

og uhyre lille interesse for at rejse er kostelige<br />

– Bang overvejer ligefrem, at give hende en<br />

rolle i et af sine værker.<br />

Den sidste storm<br />

Men allerede tidligt under turnéen skriver<br />

Bang til Olga: ”Men jeg tror nu, der kommer<br />

noget i Vejen for den Rejse. Men jeg vil af -<br />

sted.” (Helsingfors, 20. nov. 1911). Hans for -<br />

udanelse om at ikke alt ville gå, som det<br />

skulle, slog ikke fejl. Anden del af rejsen (der<br />

skulle bringe ham fra Tyskland i skib til New<br />

York og videre med tog gennem USA til San<br />

Fran sisco og videre på endnu med et skib<br />

med kurs mod Japan) sluttede brat i toget på<br />

vej fra Chicago til San Fransisco. Den lange<br />

rejse tærede på Bangs i forvejen skrantende<br />

helbred, og han blev fundet bevidstløs i toget<br />

den 28. januar 1912. Han døde dagen efter<br />

på et hospital i Utah.<br />

I sine sidste breve til Olga skildrer Bang imidlertid<br />

sin hverdag under den lange rejse samt<br />

sine dramatiske oplevelser under en atlanterhavsstorm<br />

på vej over Atlanten: ”Stormen<br />

var uhyre og uhyre skøn. Et Øjeblik skjalv<br />

alle. Men den ene skjuler det for den anden.”<br />

Også forventningerne til mødet med Amerika<br />

beskrives: ”Jeg har altid haft en Skræk for<br />

dette Land og har det også nu.” (11. jan.<br />

1912). Det aller sidste kort er sendt fra Hotel<br />

Astor i New York den 22. januar – blot få<br />

dage før hans død.<br />

Et alsidigt talent<br />

Herman Bang rejste meget. Både for<br />

at komme væk fra skandaler og dårlig<br />

omtale, men også for at tjene penge.<br />

Han kunne aldrig leve af sin litteratur<br />

alene. Han ernærede sig derfor<br />

primært som journalist ved forskellige<br />

blade og aviser overalt i Europa. Hans<br />

ligefremme skildringer af det moderne<br />

liv, der krydrede det seriøse med det<br />

lette, var meget populære.<br />

Herudover var han en elsket oplæser<br />

og instruktør både i København og<br />

Paris. Hans opsætninger af bl.a. Henrik<br />

Ibsens og August Strindbergs værker<br />

på L’Oevres teatret i Paris i 1890’erne<br />

fi k afgørende betydning for deres<br />

anerkendelse og udbredelse i hele<br />

verden.<br />

Manuskriptet fundet i Dahl­samlingen<br />

er en del af en længere artikel om<br />

Bangs forhold til Henrik Ibsen og hans<br />

værker. Artiklen blev bragt i tidsskriftet<br />

”Det ny Aarhundrede” i forbindelse<br />

med Henrik Ibsens død i 1906. (Kat. nr.<br />

4055)<br />

Vurdering 6.000­8.000 kr.<br />

FOCUS<br />

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4052<br />

Herman Bang<br />

- Important collection of letters<br />

Important collection of more than 120 autograph<br />

letters, telegrams and lettercards sent to Kristian<br />

and Olga Dahl and signed by Herman Bang. Dated<br />

between 24 December 1888 to 22 January 1912.<br />

Sent from Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden,<br />

Germany, Austria, Poland, Russia and the USA.<br />

The material comprises 72 letters, 5 telegrams<br />

and 50 postcards including a hitherto unknown<br />

photographic postcard of Herman Bang (with a<br />

rare smile) posing with a pantomime group he<br />

was travelling with in November 1911. Dated 9.<br />

November 1911. Enclosed 1 autograph letter by<br />

the Norwegian writer Rosenkrandtz Johnsen to<br />

Herman Bang + 2 orig. photographs of The Thomas<br />

D. Dee Hospital, Ogden, Utah where Herman<br />

Bang died.<br />

This unique collection covers more than half of Herman<br />

Bang's lifetime and gives a unique view into<br />

the art, life and mind of one of the greatest Danish<br />

writers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Bang introduced<br />

a new impressionistic writing style in Danish<br />

and European literature. Abroad ­ from Germany to<br />

Russia ­ his works were at first much more positively<br />

received than in Denmark and he was a great inspiration<br />

for many including the author Thomas Mann<br />

(1875­1955) and the painter Claude Monet (1840­<br />

1926), who claimed, Bang was the first impressionistic<br />

writer in the world.<br />

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The first part of the letters were written from 1888­<br />

1891 to Kristian Dahl (1861­1934) a journalist friend<br />

of Bang. These letters are concerned with journalistic<br />

matters as well as Herman Bang's thoughts when<br />

writing one of his most acknowledged impressionistic<br />

novels: "Tine" (1889). The majority of the letters were<br />

written to Kristian Dahl's wife Olga Dahl (1862­1915)<br />

­ the woman he dedicated his novel "Sommerglæder"<br />

to in 1902. She became a close friend of Herman<br />

Bang. The letters uncover new information about<br />

their close relationship as well as about his hardships<br />

during his stay in Berlin, were he moved from 1907­<br />

1910 after having been unrightfully critisized and<br />

scorned for being a homosexual by the Danish author<br />

and winner of the Nobel Prize, Johannes V. Jensen<br />

(1848­1923).<br />

Also Bang's international life and reputation are<br />

uncovered in the letters sent from his many travels<br />

abroad. Especially his last reading tour through most<br />

of Europe and Russia and his final travel to America<br />

­ were he died on 29 January 1912 ­ are described<br />

in detail. Most of the material here offered for sale<br />

have never before been accessible to the public. The<br />

material is the most comprehensive collection of<br />

autograph material from Herman Bang to be offered<br />

for sale ever.<br />

Provenance: The descendants of editor Kristian Dahl<br />

and his wife Olga Dahl (maiden name Hasselbalch).<br />

€ 2.700­4.050 20.000­30.000<br />

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4053<br />

Herman Bang - Original photographs<br />

Collection of 8 original photographs of Herman<br />

Bang, 2 of which have been inscribed for Olga<br />

Dahl by Herman Bang. C. 1880's to 1910's. + 1<br />

orig. photograph of Olga Dahl and 3 orig. photographs<br />

of her daughter Erna Dahl, c. 1900. Enclosed<br />

more than 50 original photographs deriving<br />

from the Dahl and Hasselbalch families. Late 19th<br />

century to first part of the 20th century.<br />

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Like his famous literary colleague Hans Christian<br />

Andersen (1805­1875), Herman Bang liked to be<br />

photographed and he developed a certain sinister,<br />

melancolic and even decadent posture that became<br />

his trademark. Among the eight photographs here<br />

presented four have not been registered or published<br />

before. The photographs of the young Bang, Bang in<br />

H.C. Andersen posture with a high hat and the two<br />

"family" photographs of Bang with the two Dahl<br />

children, Erna and Signe, and two other children have<br />

hitherto not been registered at The Royal Library in<br />

Copenhagen.<br />

Provenance: The descendants of editor Kristian Dahl<br />

and his wife Olga Dahl (maiden name Hasselbalch).<br />

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4054<br />

4054 4054<br />

Herman Bang - Autograph letter and<br />

manuscripts<br />

Collection of 8 autograph manuscripts for poems<br />

by Herman Bang incl. 7 poems from his work<br />

"Digte 1889" and one unpublished entitled<br />

"Hjemliv". In all 14 pages. Enclosed one autograph<br />

letter by Herman Bang to Kristian Dahl asking him<br />

about the poems of "Digte", that he sent him. 1<br />

1/2 pages. Dated 26 December 1889. + Kristian<br />

Dahl's copy of Herman Bang: Digte. Cph 1889. 1st<br />

edition. In orig. boards. Spine defect and boards<br />

loose.<br />

Seven of the eight manuscripts for poems here presented<br />

were all published in Herman Bang's collection<br />

of poems "Digte" in 1889 ­ the only collection of<br />

poems he ever published. The poems of "Digte" (1889)<br />

were not as well received by the literary critics as his<br />

novels. As the letter to Kristian Dahl reveals this came<br />

as quite a chock for Herman Bang, who felt he had<br />

put all his literary integrety on the line when writing<br />

the poems: "De har vel dog nu faaet mine "Digte" som<br />

sendtes herfra i Søndags? De skulle vel først have<br />

dem, De, kære gode Dahl, som er den eneste, der ved<br />

­ af mere end Gætning ­ om al den Lidelse, der skabte<br />

dem [...] til mit sidste Suk skal jeg mindes den Haan,<br />

et "Aftenbladet" tør slynge mod mig. Og man maa tie.<br />

Hele Bitterheden, hele Gruen i ens Skæbne møder En i<br />

slige Øjeblikke."<br />

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The last and unpublished manuscript for the poem<br />

"Hjemliv" is concerned with authorship and also<br />

touches on a central theme in Bang's literary production,<br />

the quiet life: "Kunde jeg finde de ømmeste Ord,/<br />

ømme som din Røst/ og bøje dem i de blødeste Fald/<br />

bløde som din Lød ­ / ­ da fik jeg vel det Billede malt./<br />

Men Ord saa nænsomt ømme, saa ganske blide ­/<br />

findes ikke./ Ingen Ord til at male/ stille vort Hjemlivs<br />

stilfærdige Lykke."<br />

Provenance: The descendants of editor Kristian Dahl<br />

and his wife Olga Dahl (maiden name Hasselbalch).<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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Herman Bang - Autograph manuscript<br />

Large fragment of an autograph manuscript by<br />

Herman Bang of an article about Henrik Ibsen<br />

[entitled "Personlige Erindringer om Henrik Ibsen,<br />

published in Det ny Aarhundrede, vol. 3, Cph<br />

1906]. With the author's autograph underlinings<br />

and corrections. 11 pages. Enclosed autograph<br />

copy of Herman Bang's manuscript. Bound in full<br />

vellum.<br />

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4055<br />

Herman Bang was a front figure in promoting Henrik<br />

Ibsen's (1828­1906) plays outside the Scandinavian<br />

countries. In the 1890's he became the first to direct<br />

Henrik Ibsen's plays abroad, thus introducing Ibsen's<br />

art to the world. This manuscript fragment deals<br />

with Herman Bang's relationship with Henrik Ibsen<br />

and describes Bang's enormous respect for Ibsen as<br />

playwright and as a man. The manuscript goes into<br />

detail with Bang's work with Ibsen's plays at Lugné­<br />

Poe's Theatre L'Oevres in Paris in the 1890's. He also<br />

describes how the introvert playwright reacted at the<br />

premiere of the play "Bygmester Solness" and how<br />

Ibsen came up to Bang afterwords and recognized his<br />

work as a director: "Dette var mit Stykkes Genopstandelse."<br />

Herman Bang's article on Ibsen was published in the<br />

now almost forgotten magazine "Det ny Aarhundrede"<br />

(which was only published in 6 volumes<br />

between 1903 to 1909) at the time of Ibsen's death<br />

in 1906.<br />

Provenance: The descendants of editor Kristian Dahl<br />

and his wife Olga Dahl (maiden name Hasselbalch).<br />

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4056<br />

Herman Bang - Important collection of<br />

letters<br />

Important collection of more than 100 autograph<br />

letters and lettercards sent to his publisher Einar<br />

Aage Hirschsprung signed by Herman Bang.<br />

Dated 14 January 1901 to 28 June 1908. Several<br />

letters not dated. Sent from Denmark and Berlin.<br />

Enclosed 6 autograph letters written by Herman<br />

Bang's secretary signed by Herman Bang. Dated<br />

27 November 1903 to 11 May 1904. + 1 autograph<br />

letter by Herman bang's sister Nini Holst.<br />

Not dated.<br />

The letters in this important collection were written<br />

from 1901­1908 to Herman Bang's publisher at Det<br />

Schubotheske Forlag, Einar Aage Hirschsprung (1869­<br />

1909), the son of Heinrich Hirschsprung, who founded<br />

the museum Hirschsprungs Samling in Copenhagen.<br />

The letters document Herman Bang's work with several<br />

of his most accomplished works in this periode,<br />

"Ludvigsbakke", "Det graa Hus", "Mikaël", "De uden<br />

Fædreland" as well as new editions of his earlier and<br />

most acclaimed works such as "Stuk" and "Ved Vejen".<br />

Several letters deal with how he wants his early<br />

works distributed and sold.<br />

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Also his thoughts about his own literary legacy are<br />

unfolded ­ he is especially concerned with the literary<br />

impact of "Stuk". The process of writing fiction opposed<br />

to articles is also dealt with: "Jeg kan ikke nu<br />

strax igen mishandle min Hjerne saadan som jeg nu<br />

maa mishandle den, naar jeg skal skrive Romaner,<br />

som skal forsvare min Stilling her i Landet og Verden."<br />

Almost all of the letters reveal the pecuniary problems<br />

of Herman Bang. In Hirschsprung he found a<br />

discrete person who sent him money when he was<br />

haunted by loan sharks and when everyone else<br />

turned their back to his requests. The pecuniary<br />

problems, however bad, also seemed to generate a lot<br />

of new ideas for literary works he could write in order<br />

to pay his debts to Hirschsprung and others ­ (e.g.<br />

he describes his work on the unknown work "Kunstnerkonen")<br />

many of them were never published.<br />

Provenance: Descendants of the Hirschsprung family.<br />

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4057<br />

Herman Bang - Unpublished manuscripts<br />

Collection of autograph manuscripts with autograph<br />

corrections by Herman Bang including 25<br />

autograph manuscript leaves written by Herman<br />

Bang in minute hand, all numbered. Various sizes.<br />

[1886] + 13 autograph manuscripts for unpublished<br />

poems by Herman Bang. Dated 1899-1901.<br />

21 pages.<br />

This important collection of unpublished autograph<br />

manuscripts by Herman Bang includes 25 autograph<br />

manuscript leaves. The manuscript describes characters<br />

(e.g. Bernhard Hoff) and scenes that indicate that<br />

the leaves are fragments of a very early and hitherto<br />

unknown version of Herman Bang's principal work<br />

"Stuk" (1887), which Bang wrote from October 1886<br />

until September 1887.<br />

During his writing of "Stuk" Bang had several difficulties<br />

with his publisher Andreas Schou who did not<br />

aprove of the early versions of the novel. Especially<br />

the first couple of chapters were problematic and<br />

were later harshly edited by Schou. Bang had written<br />

the first two chapters of the novel, whose work title<br />

at this point was "Bernhard Hoff", in December 1886.<br />

But material from this early stage has hitherto been<br />

considered lost (this process is described in detail by F.<br />

Conrad in "Omkring Stuk", Hårsløf, p. 16­34).<br />

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However the manuscript leaves here presented describe<br />

several scenes from the final edition of "Stuk"<br />

in a similar, but recognizable form. Also the manuscript's<br />

title character, Bernhard Hoff, who Bang later<br />

renamed Herluf Berg ­ Herman Bang's alter ego ­ is<br />

described. In December 1886 Bang wrote to his other<br />

publisher Poul Schubothe Langhoff (who took over<br />

the publishing of "Stuk" from Schou in the spring<br />

of 1887): "Bernh. Hoff faar et andet Navn og Bogen<br />

kaldes Stuk". The manuscript leaves were therefore<br />

written as early as the fall of 1886 and make out the<br />

hitherto earliest known version of Herman Bang's<br />

novel "Stuk".<br />

The manuscript leaves all have different sizes and<br />

have all been cut out of larger leaves. When Bang<br />

edited his own works of fiction, he would cut out<br />

good parts from earlier versions in order to save himself<br />

the trouble of writing everything twice (Hårsløf,<br />

p. 16), thus the manuscript also documents Bang's<br />

creative process.<br />

Provenance: Descendants of the Hirschsprung family.<br />

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4058<br />

Herman Bang - Proof sheets<br />

Proof sheets for "Det hvide Hus" with autograph<br />

corrections by Bang. Page 97-156. 1898. + Proof<br />

sheets for "Det graa Hus" with autograph corrections<br />

by Bang. Page 3-96. 1901. (2)<br />

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4058<br />

These two works were partly autobiographical works<br />

by Herman Bang and some of the most important in<br />

his late production. Proof sheets of works by Herman<br />

Bang are only rarely available on the market.<br />

Provenance: Descendants of the Hirschsprung family.<br />

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4059<br />

Herman Bang<br />

- Proof sheets and manuscripts<br />

The autograph manuscript for the foreword for<br />

V.C.S. Topsøe: Jason. 1901. 2nd edition. 9 leaves.<br />

Signed Herman Bang. + The proof sheets for the<br />

foreword for V.C.S. Topsøe: Jason. 1901. 2nd<br />

edition. Page IX-XVI. With autograph corrections<br />

by Herman Bang. + The proof sheets for<br />

"En Fortælling om Kærlighed" with autograph<br />

corrections by Herman Bang. Page 3-133. + Proof<br />

sheets for the foreword of the second edition of<br />

"Fædra" with autograph corrections by Herman<br />

Bang. + The proof sheets for the foreword of<br />

"Udvalgte fortællinger" with autograph corrections<br />

by Herman Bang. Title and 2 pages. Enclosed the<br />

proof sheet for the foreword of Johan Skjoldborg:<br />

I skyggen. 1903. 2nd edition. With autograph corrections<br />

by the author.<br />

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4059<br />

The autograph manuscript for the foreword for<br />

"Jason" by Vilhelm Topsøe (1840­1881) documents<br />

Bang's creative process. When he edited his own<br />

works, he would cut out good parts from earlier versions<br />

in order to save himself the trouble of writing<br />

everything twice: "Manuskriptet kom således til at<br />

bestå dels af sådanne ofte meget tynde strimler, dels<br />

af blade af normal størrelse." (Hårsløf, 1977, p. 16).<br />

Manuscripts and proof sheets of works by Herman<br />

Bang are only rarely available on the market.<br />

Provenance: Descendants of the Hirschsprung family.<br />

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4060<br />

Herman Bang - Presentation copies<br />

Collection of 14 1st editions by Herman Bang<br />

incl. the censored debut Haabløse Slægter. 1880.<br />

Bound with orig. wrappers in half calf. + Sommerglæder.<br />

1902. Inscribed for Olga Dahl by Herman<br />

Bang. In orig. boards, all edges gilt. + De uden<br />

Fædreland. 1906. Inscribed by Herman Bang.<br />

Bound in half morocco. + Mikaël. 1904. Inscribed<br />

for Olga Dahl by Herman Bang. Bound in half morocco.<br />

+ Det hvide Hus. 1898. Inscribed for Olga<br />

Dahl. In orig. wrappers, defect. + 10 other 1st editions<br />

by Bang. All with signs of wear, some with<br />

defects. Enclosed 3 later editions of Bang's works<br />

inscribed by the author for Erna and Olga Dahl,<br />

several newspaper clippings about Herman Bang<br />

and 26 other works by and on Herman Bang. (43)<br />

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This collection of Herman Bang's works comprises<br />

several of his most important works. Several have<br />

been given as presentation copies to Olga Dahl and<br />

her daughter Erna by Herman Bang incl. the small<br />

novel "Sommerglæder" (1889) which is inscribed by<br />

Herman Bang in print on the dedication leaf for Olga<br />

Dahl as well as with an autograph inscription for<br />

her. In Olga's copy of "Det hvide Hus" (1898) Herman<br />

Bang writes: "Et venligt Minde om et Menneske, der<br />

holdt uendelig meget af Dem og som snart skal dø ­<br />

men vil dø med Tanken paa sine faa Venner."<br />

Provenance: The descendants of editor Kristian Dahl<br />

and his wife Olga Dahl (maiden name Hasselbalch).<br />

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4061<br />

Herman Bang - Haabløse Slægter<br />

Herman Bang: Haabløse Slægter. Cph 1880. 1st<br />

edition. Some foxing. Bound in fine full decorated<br />

calf, all edges gilt, in slipcase (Juul-Lassen).<br />

Haabløse Slægter was Herman Bang's first novel<br />

which made scandalous headlines when it came out<br />

due to a description of the relationship between a<br />

young man and a much older woman, which was<br />

considered obscene. Bang was ordered to pay a fine<br />

and the remaining copies of the first printing ­ which<br />

was only printed in few copies ­ were confiscated.<br />

Thus later editions of Bang's debut were edited and<br />

entire passages were cut out.<br />

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4062<br />

Johannes V. Jensen - Kongens Fald<br />

Johannes V. Jensen: Kongens Fald. 3 vols. bound<br />

in one ("Forårets Død", "Den store Sommer",<br />

"Vinteren"). Cph 1900-1901. 1st editions. Bound<br />

with orig. wrappers designed by Gudmund Hentze<br />

in fine full morocco (Juul-Lassen).<br />

A good copy of the original edition of Johannes V.<br />

Jensen's (1873­1950) chief work. Only 1250 copies<br />

were issued. Copies with original wrappers designed<br />

by Gudmund Hentze are rare, because the publisher<br />

(Gyldendal) after the publication rejected Hentze's<br />

wrappers and rebound the rest of the issues with new<br />

wrappers.<br />

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4063<br />

Johannes V. Jensen - Den Lange Rejse<br />

Johannes V. Jensen: Den Lange Rejse. 6 vols. Cph<br />

1908-22. 1st editions. Uniformly bound with orig.<br />

wrappers in full morocco, top edges gilt. Minor<br />

signs of wear. Housed in slipcase. (6)<br />

"Den Lange Rejse" is one of Johannes V. Jensen's<br />

major works and includes "Bræen", "Skibet",<br />

"Nornegæst", "Det tabte Land", "Christoffer Columbus"<br />

and "Cimbernes Tog".<br />

€ 405­670 3.000­5.000<br />

88<br />

4063<br />

4064<br />

4064<br />

Johannes V. Jensen - Einar Elkær<br />

Johannes V. Jensen: Einar Elkær. Cph 1898. 1st<br />

edition. Bound with orig. wrappers in fine full<br />

morocco.<br />

As an established writer Johannes V. Jensen never<br />

counted in his two first novels "Danskere" (1896) and<br />

"Einar Elkjær" (1898) in his literary production.<br />

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4065<br />

Johannes V. Jensen - Himmerlandsfolk<br />

Johannes V. Jensen: Himmerlandsfolk. Cph 1898.<br />

1st edition. Old stamp on half title. Bound with<br />

orig. wrappers in fine full morocco.<br />

Johannes V. Jensen considered "Himmerlandshistorier"<br />

to be the "real" beginning of his literary activites.<br />

€ 135­270 1.000­2.000<br />

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4066<br />

Johannes V. Jensen - Autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter (probably) for the publisher's<br />

"Høst & Søn" signed by Johannes V. Jensen.<br />

Dated 1st Dec 1915. Three pages.<br />

In this letter Johannes V. Jensen describes his literary<br />

production and he comments on his early works and<br />

characterizes "Danskere" (1896) and "Einar Elkjær"<br />

(1898) as "failures".<br />

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4067<br />

Henrik Pontoppidan - Det forjættede Land<br />

Henrik Pontoppidan: Det forjættede Land. 3 vols.<br />

Cph 1891-1895. 1st editions. Old name on front<br />

wrappers. Bound with orig. wrappers in full morocco,<br />

top edges gilt, in slipcase (Juul-Lassen). (3)<br />

90<br />

4067<br />

"Det forjættede Land" ("The promised Land") is the<br />

first of the three novels ("Det forjættede Land",<br />

"Lykke­Per" and "De Dødes Rige") which are normally<br />

considered to be Pontoppidan's (1857­1943) main<br />

works. "Det forjættede Land" is in three parts: "Muld"<br />

(1891), "Det forjættede Land" (1892) and "Dommens<br />

Dag" (1895). In 1917 Henrik Pontoppidan was<br />

rewarded for his work and was awarded the Nobel<br />

Prize for literature for his authentic descriptions of<br />

present­day life in Denmark.<br />

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4068<br />

Henrik Pontoppidan - Lykke-Per<br />

Henrik Pontoppidan: Lykke-Per. 8 vols. Cph 1898-<br />

1904. All 1st editions. One vol. with old names<br />

on half title. All bound with orig. wrappers in full<br />

morocco, housed in box (Juul-Lassen). (8)<br />

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First edition of perhaps Henrik Pontoppidan's most<br />

famous novel.<br />

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4069<br />

Hans Jæger - A Norwegian rebel<br />

Hans Jæger: Syk Kjærlighet. Paris 1893. 1st edition.<br />

Bound with orig. wrappers in half morocco,<br />

with top edge gilt and the blindstamped mark of<br />

P. Christiansen on the front board. Binding with<br />

signs of wear and spine faded. Enclosed Jæger:<br />

Fra Kristiania-Bohêmen. 2 vols. Kristiania 1885.<br />

Bound in half morocco (Jacob Baden). (3)<br />

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Hans Jæger (1854­1910), the Norwegian writer, anarchist<br />

and bohemian was a central part of the Oslo<br />

(then Kristiania) based bohemian group "Kristianiabohêmen".<br />

In 1886 Jæger was prosecuted for his<br />

book "Fra Kristiania­bohemen" and convicted to 60<br />

days imprisonment.<br />

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4070<br />

Knut Hamsun - Sult<br />

Knut Hamsun: Sult. Cph 1890. 1st edition. Stamp<br />

on half title. Bound in half morocco.<br />

The Norwegian author Knut Hamsun (1859­1952) is<br />

considered to be the "father of modern literature".<br />

He published his first and principal novel in 1890, the<br />

psychological novel "Sult" ("Hunger"). In 1920 he was<br />

awarded the Nobel Prize in literature.<br />

€ 135­270 1.000­2.000<br />

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4071<br />

Knut Hamsun - Pan<br />

Knut Hamsun: Pan. Cph 1894. 1st edition. Bound<br />

with orig. wrappers in half morocco (Juul-Lassen).<br />

Name removed from front wrapper. Top edge gilt.<br />

"Pan" is written while Knut Hamsun lived in Paris and<br />

it remains one of his most famous works today.<br />

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4072<br />

The artistic Skagen<br />

Large collection of more than 550 letters, photographs<br />

and postcards (c. 80 autograph letters<br />

and cards, 150 postcards, mostly unwritten and<br />

350 orig. photograps, mostly with Hansen-Larsen<br />

annotations on versos) from Skagen. C. 1900.<br />

The collection includes autograph letters from<br />

Michael Ancher, Carl Locher, Anna Ancher, Joakim<br />

Skougaard, Laurits Tuxen, Alba Schwartz, Holger<br />

Drachmann, Helga Ancher and Anne Marie Carl-<br />

Nielsen. All written to Chr. Hansen Larsen between<br />

1910-1920. Enclosed several royal autograph<br />

acknowledgments and 4 printed publications by<br />

Chr. Hansen Larsen.<br />

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All the letters and photographs here presented have<br />

been collected by the Danish Chr. Hansen Larsen<br />

(1872­1949). He was a teacher, journalist and cantor<br />

who dedicated most of his life to Skagen and the<br />

exceptional atmosphere there. Later he became the<br />

president of Skagen tourist association. The collection<br />

gives an interesting view into the bohemian lifestyle<br />

and unique artistic culture which flourished in<br />

Skagen around 1900. A great deal of the photographs<br />

also document the life of the local residents as well<br />

as interiors and photographs used as originals for<br />

paintings by the famous artists living in Skagen. The<br />

collection is of great importance for both the local<br />

and art historical societies in Skagen.<br />

Provenance: The Danish Skagen enthusiast Chr.<br />

Hansen Larsen.<br />

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4073<br />

Carl Nielsen - Musical seeds for children<br />

Autograph letter signed by Carl Nielsen for<br />

Hansen-Larsen. Dated Frederecia, 27.08.1918. 2<br />

1/2 pages. Enclosed postcard photograph of Carl<br />

Nielsen on Skagen. C. 1918. Size 7,2 x 13,5 cm.<br />

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In this letter the Danish composer Carl Nielsen (1865­<br />

1931) thanks Hansen­Larsen for his enthusiasm [concerning<br />

Carl Nielsen and Thomas Laub's (1852­1927)<br />

"En Snes danske Viser" (1917)]. He also stresses the<br />

importance of children's education in music: "Hvad<br />

der også glæder mig meget er, at De indøver Viserne<br />

i Skolen med Børnene, ja, det er jo af endnu større<br />

Betydelse, at Børn lærer dem end at Voksne kjøber og<br />

synger dem. [...] disse Viser er smaa Sædekorn. ­ Men<br />

saa gælder det om, at de bliver saaede i den rette<br />

Jordbund og det gør De altsaa nu."<br />

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4074<br />

The Thiele Family - Autograph letters<br />

Large collection of more than 500 letters coming<br />

from the Danish author and collector of Danish<br />

folk-tales, Just Mathias Thiele and his family in<br />

particular Just Thiele (1823-1876) the nephew to<br />

Just Mathias Thiele. The collection includes autograph<br />

letters from king Christian VIII (Christian<br />

Frederik), Ole Johan Freuchen, P.A. Tutein, Cecilia<br />

Höyer, Daniel Frederik Eschricht, H. Smidth, Hans<br />

Holm, Adam Christoffer Fabricius, Nicolaj Holten,<br />

Johanne [Mangor] Holten and many others.<br />

Enclosed 4 books, incl. J.M. Thiele: Vragstykker af<br />

et Digterskib. Cph 1848. Inscribed by the author to<br />

Nicolai Abraham Holten, 1848. Orig. cloth, worn.<br />

Moreover enclosed album with 80 scraps. C. 1880.<br />

With the signature of Ida Thiele.<br />

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Just Mathias Thiele (1795­1874) was one of the<br />

central figures in the Danish Golden Age. As an art<br />

historian, collector of folklore, publisher of "Danish<br />

Folktale" (1818­23), a patron of arts and founder<br />

of The Royal Collection of Prints and Drawings in<br />

Copenhagen his career was outstanding. His work<br />

was strongly supported by prince Christian VIII and<br />

the letters in the collection bear witness to their<br />

close correspondence and relationship. Thiele's letter<br />

archive is an important source for illuminating<br />

the artistic environment in the Danish Golden Age.<br />

Besides letters from the essential artists and cultural<br />

figures of the period, the material also contains letters<br />

and documentation from Just Thiele (1823­1876)<br />

the nephew of Just Mathias Thiele. He inherited the<br />

printing house "H.H. Thieles Bogtrykkeri" after his<br />

father in 1846 and he ran the business with great<br />

success. A great deal of his bussiness came from the<br />

Danish state and included the printing of stamps and<br />

bank notes. "H.H. Thieles Bogtrykkeri" also printed<br />

popular books such as "Folkekalender for Danmark"<br />

(1852­76) (People's Calendar of Denmark) as well as<br />

many first printings of H.C. Andersen's famous fairy<br />

tales.<br />

Provenance: Descendants of Just Mathias Thiele.<br />

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4075<br />

H.C. Andersen - The Thiele family<br />

H.C. Andersen: Lykke-Peer. Cph 1870. 1st edition.<br />

Inscribed by the author on flyleaf to Just Mathias<br />

Thiele. Inscribed by previous owners [Just Emil<br />

Thiele and Ida Thiele] on front flyleaf. Bound in<br />

cont. half morocco. + Historier. Cph 1853. 1st<br />

ed. Inscribed by the author on front flyleaf to<br />

Just Mathias Thiele. With previous owner's name<br />

and with previous owner's stamp. Bound in full<br />

cloth. Enclosed Årets tolv Maaneder. Cph 1833 +<br />

Kjærlighed paa Nicolai Taarn. Cph 1829 + Thiele:<br />

Bertel Thorvaldsen. All 1st editions, all with previous<br />

owners names written on half title, title, or on<br />

front flyleaf. All in various bindings, worn. (5)<br />

98<br />

4075 4075<br />

H.C. Andersen (1805­1875) became acquainted with<br />

the Thiele family through Just Mathias Thiele who<br />

was a very important person to the young and promising<br />

writer. In Thiele's memoirs he describes his first<br />

impression and meeting with the younger Andersen<br />

like this: "Og hvad hed saa denne Dreng? Nu kan<br />

man med Glæde og med Taarer i Øiet sige det uden<br />

at fornærme eller i nogen Maade at nedsætte ham,<br />

nu, da han er blevet en Yndlingsdigter, ikke blot i Danmark,<br />

men næsten over hele Guds grønne Jord ! Det<br />

var Hans Christian Andersen ! Men han var min Ven,<br />

førend han blev verdensberømt, og førend man i hans<br />

Fødeland havde faaet Øinene op for den i ham boende<br />

Genius". Thiele: "Af mit livs Aarbøger" (1820).<br />

The books here presented have passed to different<br />

members of the Thiele family through the years. One<br />

of the previous owners Ida Thiele, was a descendant<br />

to the "first" Ida Thiele (1830­35) (the daugther of<br />

Just Mathias Thiele) who was source of inspiration for<br />

H.C. Andersens's fairy­tale "Den lille Idas Blomster"<br />

(1835).<br />

Provenance: Descendants of Just Mathias Thiele.<br />

€ 1.350­2.000 10.000­15.000<br />

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4076<br />

The first Danish children's book<br />

O.O. Bagge: Fabler for Börn. Vol. I-III. Cph 1831-<br />

33. Three text pamphlets and three pamphlets<br />

with in all 75 handcoloured engraved plates. Each<br />

volume housed in the orig. cardboard slipcases<br />

(one defective). All collected in morocco box.<br />

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4076<br />

The creator of "Fabler for Börn", which has been<br />

called the first "real" Danish children's book, was the<br />

engraver O.O. Bagge (1780­1836). Bagge planned<br />

to publish 4 volumes but only 3 were published. The<br />

work was to expensive to make and it could not compete<br />

with the much cheaper children's books which<br />

were imported from Germany.<br />

Bagge's close friend Eckersberg (1783­1853), one of<br />

the pioneers in the Golden Age of Danish painting has<br />

drawn several of the illustrations (5, 9, 20, 24, 33, 40,<br />

49 and 66 + rear wrappers.) "Fabler for Börn" is described<br />

and illustrated in Vibeke Stybe: "Fra billedark<br />

til børnbog", p. 40­41.<br />

Provenance: Bent W. Dahlstrøm, formerly of Oscar<br />

David's collection.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4077<br />

Rare edition of Huitfeldt's Danish chronicle<br />

Arrild Huitfeldt: Danmarkcis Rigis Krønnicke. 10<br />

vols. Printed by Mads Vingaard, Henrich Waldkirch,<br />

Hans Stockelmann and Niels Michelsen from<br />

1595-1604. 1st editions. All bound in later full<br />

decorated calf. (10)<br />

100<br />

4077<br />

The complete set of all 10 volumes of Arrild Huitfeldt's<br />

Danish chronicle are only rarely offered for<br />

sale, especially when bound in beautiful uniform<br />

bindings like these. "These ten volumes [...] relate the<br />

history of Denmark from the legendary King Dan and<br />

up to the death of Christian III, January I, 1559. They<br />

were written historically in reverse during the years<br />

1595 to 1603 by the Chancellor of Denmark, Arrild<br />

Huitfeldt (1546­1609)." Thesaurus # 220­229.<br />

€ 2.000­2.700 15.000­20.000<br />

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4078<br />

Chronicles of Holstein<br />

4078 4079<br />

Andrea Angelus: Holsteinische Chronica. 2 vols. in<br />

one. Leipzig 1597. With 4 full-page woodcuts, 8<br />

woodcut town views, 13 portraits, 1 (of 2) woodcut<br />

maps and numerous heraldic figures. Dampstaining<br />

only to one page. Some annotations in<br />

contemporary hand. Bound in contemporary half<br />

calf. + Johann Petersen: Chronica Oder Zeitbuch<br />

der Lande zu Holsten [...]. Lübeck 1599. Bound in<br />

contemporary half calf. (2)<br />

A historic description of the nobility of Holstein, richly<br />

illustrated with woodcut portraits, heraldic figures,<br />

town views and an early map of Jutland and Holstein.<br />

Provenance: Holstein­Holsteinborg (stamp on title<br />

page).<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

102<br />

4079<br />

Danish Kings<br />

[Albert Haelwegh]: Regum daniæ icones [...]. [No<br />

place 1646]. With engraved title and 103 engraved<br />

plates. Portrait of Christian IV (no. 102) cut and<br />

mounted on page. Bound in half calf. Worn with<br />

loose hinges.<br />

This work is richly illustrated with all the Danish Kings<br />

from King Dan to Christian IV. This rare copy has one<br />

additional engraved plate of Queen Herthe. Thesaurus<br />

# 474.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

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4080<br />

4080<br />

Chr. IV in masterbinding<br />

Niels Slange: Den stormægtigste Konges Christian<br />

den Fierdes Historie. Cph 1749. Folio. With<br />

engraved portrait of Slange engraved by Chr. Fr.<br />

Fritzsch (lacking portrait of Christian IV). Minor<br />

spotting and browning. A few leaves with<br />

marginal, small dampstaining in upper left corner.<br />

Bound in full decorated morocco, all edges gilt,<br />

minor signs of wear.<br />

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4080<br />

Niels Pedersen Slange (1656­1737 ) was a Danish<br />

high official and historian. His description of the<br />

reign of the Danish king Christian IV (1577­1648)<br />

from 1749 is a principal work in Danish history. Bibl.<br />

Danica III, 68.<br />

€ 1.350­2.000 10.000­15.000<br />

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4081<br />

16th century medical studies<br />

Henrick Smidt: En skøn Nyttelig Lægebog indhollendis<br />

atskillige mange skøne forfarne Lægedomme<br />

[...]. Cph: [Hans Vingaard] 1557. 1st printing.<br />

With woodcut title. 48 leaves. Some browning<br />

and marginal dampstaining. Bound in full paper.<br />

+ L. Friese: En liden Bog om Menniskens Vand<br />

och anden naturlig afgang [...]. Malmø 1557.<br />

Translated by Henrick Smidt. With woodcut title.<br />

16 leaves. Some browning and marginal dampstaining.<br />

Bound in full vellum. (2)<br />

Rare first printing of Henrick Smidt's medical manual<br />

for surgeons from the 16th century. Smidt's medical<br />

books were among the earliest printed in Denmark.<br />

Thesaurus # 265.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

104<br />

4081<br />

4082<br />

4082<br />

First edition of Winslow's anatomy<br />

Jaques-Benigne Winslow: Exposition anatomique<br />

de la structure du corps humain. Paris: G. Desprez<br />

et J. Desessartz 1732. 1st edition. With 4 engraved<br />

folding plates. Some foxing and underlinings to a<br />

couple of pages. Owner stamp on last page. Autograph<br />

names on title. Bookplate on inner front<br />

board. Bound in contemporary full calf. Spine with<br />

signs of wear.<br />

Jacques­Benigne Winslow or Jacob B. Winsløw was<br />

a Danish born anatomist who moved to France,<br />

converted to Catholicism and became a professor of<br />

anatomy i Paris. This is the first edition of his main<br />

work.<br />

€ 405­670 3.000­5.000<br />

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4083<br />

Early work on sports and gymnastics<br />

Hieronymi Mercurialis: Opuscula Aurea, et selectiora<br />

[...]. Venice 1644. Folio. Illustrated with<br />

26 half-page woodcuts in the text by Cristoforo<br />

Coriolano. Corner of a couple of pages cut. Bound<br />

in half calf. Spine restored. Binding with signs of<br />

wear and spine with dampstaining.<br />

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4083 4083<br />

The Italian philologist and physician Hieronymi<br />

Mercurialis (1530­1606) studied the ancient culture<br />

of excercise and diet and developed one of the earliest<br />

theories on physical therapy. This Venitian edition<br />

of his principal work, "De arte Gymnastica", is richly<br />

illustrated with woodcuts by Cristoforo Coriolano depicting<br />

athletes playing all sorts of games and doing<br />

gymnastics e.g. wrestling and rope climbing.<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4084<br />

Religious orders - Fine engravings<br />

4084 4084<br />

[Heylot and Bullot]: Histoire des ordres monastiques,<br />

religieux et militaires, et des congregations<br />

seculieres [...]. Paris: Gosselin 1714-1719. 8 vols.<br />

Illustrated with 812 engraved plates. Bookplate<br />

on inner paste down. All plates clean, dampstaining<br />

to a few leaves in lower right part of a few<br />

volumes. Bound in nice uniform contemporary full<br />

calf. (8)<br />

106<br />

Pierre Helyot (1660­1716) was a Franciscan friar and<br />

historian. His work on religious orders is of great importance,<br />

being the first repertory of information for<br />

the general history of the religious orders up to the<br />

end of the 17th century. The work is richly illustrated<br />

with engravings showing the dress of the various<br />

orders. Heylot was engaged in collecting materials for<br />

the work in Italy and France and the project occupied<br />

him for about twenty­five years. Helyot died in 1716,<br />

before the fifth volume appeared, but his friend Maximilien<br />

Bullot completed the work.<br />

€ 1.350­2.000 10.000­15.000<br />

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4085<br />

Celebrated work on weapons<br />

Jacob de Gheyn: Maniement d'Armes,<br />

d'Arquebuses, Mosquets et Picques [...]. 3 vols. in<br />

one. Amsterdam: Robert D. Baudous 1608 [1607].<br />

Folio. With engraved title + [6] leaves + 114 (of<br />

117) engraved plates. With marginal dampstaining.<br />

Bound in contemporary full vellum, binding with<br />

signs of wear.<br />

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4085 4085<br />

First French edition of this celebrated manual which<br />

was widely used throughout the continent during the<br />

17th century.<br />

€ 2.700­4.050 20.000­30.000<br />

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4086<br />

Flora Danica<br />

Georg Christian Oeder and others (eds.): Icones<br />

Plantarum sponte nascentium in Regnis Daniæ et<br />

Norvegiæ, in Ducatibus Slesvici et Holsattiæ, et in<br />

Comitatibus Oldenburgui et Delmenhorstiæ: Ad<br />

illustrandum opus [...] Floræ Danicæ [...]. 17 vols.<br />

plus 3 supplementary parts bound in one volume,<br />

num. I-CDXXX (first 20 plates not in numerical<br />

order). In all 18 vols. Copenhagen 1761-1883, the<br />

supplementary parts published 1853, 1865 and<br />

1874. Folio. Complete with 3240 orig. handcoloured<br />

engraved plates of plants (a few plates<br />

only partly handcoloured, only 2/3 of plates<br />

handcoloured in vol. 15). All plates numbered (and<br />

annotated with the name of the plant or flower<br />

in the first 6 vols.). The first 3 vol. with all text<br />

pages collected in the beginning, the rest with the<br />

text pages parted in 3. Vol. X with printer's error<br />

on title page. Title page in vol. 4 restored. Several<br />

vols. with bookplate on versos of flyleaves or half<br />

titles. Minor spotting only to a few plates. Bound<br />

in half morocco. Most volumes worn, 8 vols. with<br />

loose frontboards or defective hinges. (18)<br />

108<br />

4086 4086<br />

"Flora Danica" is the most extensive illustrated work<br />

in the Danish history of printing with 3240 handcoloured<br />

engravings of Danish plants and flowers.<br />

Georg Christian Oeder (1728­91) was the first director<br />

of the Danish Botanical Garden and as part of this<br />

job he planned the monumental work "Flora Danica"<br />

which was completed in 1883, nearly 120 years after<br />

the first part was issued.<br />

Oeder was fired as editor in 1772 and replaced by the<br />

zoologist O.F. Müller. Eleven different botanists after<br />

Müller were in charge of publishing "Flora Danica".<br />

€ 40.500­53.500 300.000­400.000<br />

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4087<br />

Handcoloured roses<br />

4087 4087<br />

John Lindley: Rosarum Monographia, or a Botanical<br />

History of Roses. London 1830. Second<br />

edition. 8vo. Illust. with 18 handcoloured and one<br />

uncoloured engraved plates. Browning. Bound<br />

in full morocco, binding restored and with signs<br />

of wear. Old bookplate on inner front board. All<br />

edges gilt.<br />

110<br />

John Lindley (1799­1865) was an English botanist.<br />

He impressed everyone when he in 1820 published<br />

"Rosarum Monographia" illustrated with his own<br />

drawings. It was a remarkable achievement for a<br />

botanist aged only 22.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

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4088<br />

Masterwork on Danish architecture<br />

Laurids de Thurah: Le Vitruve Danois/ Den Danske<br />

Vitruvius. Indeholder Grundtegninger, Opstalter,<br />

og Giennemsnitter af de merkværdigste Bygninger<br />

i Kongeriget Dannemark. 2 vols. Cph 1746-49.<br />

Folio. Text and plates in separate bindings. One<br />

plate with minor repair, some leaves affected by<br />

minor dampstaining in lower left corner, minor<br />

spot (on the edge) to a few pages. Bound in full<br />

calf bindings. (2)<br />

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4088 4088<br />

Laurids de Thurah (1706­59) was the principal representative<br />

of Baroque architecture in Denmark. This is<br />

his monumental masterwork on Danish architecture,<br />

complete with 281 engraved plates by the Germans<br />

Michael Keyl and C.L. Wüst. Bibl. Dan. II, 602; Graesse<br />

VII,153; Brunet V, 851.<br />

€ 2.400­2.700 18.000­20.000<br />

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4089<br />

The architecture of Sct. Peter's Basilica<br />

Gio. Battista Costaguti: Architettura della basilica<br />

di S. Pietro in Vaticano [...]. Rome 1684. Folio.<br />

Richly illustrated with engraved frontispiece and<br />

32 engraved plates and plans, mostly double-page.<br />

Some foxing and marginal dampstaining affecting<br />

some plates. Two plates with tear. Library<br />

stamp on front and back flyleaves. Bound in full<br />

calf decorated with gilt monogram, all edges gilt.<br />

Binding with staining and signs of wear.<br />

112<br />

4089<br />

The brilliant work of the architects of the Sct. Peter's<br />

Basilica in Rome, Michelangelo (1475­1564), Lazzari<br />

Bramante (1444­1541) and Carlo Maderni (1556­<br />

1629) and others, is documented in the impressive<br />

double­page engravings of this rare work on the<br />

architecture of Sct. Peter's Basilica.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4090<br />

Roman amphitheaters<br />

Carlo Fontana: L'Anfiteatro Flavio. The Hague:<br />

Isaco Vaillant 1725. Folio. Illustrated with engraved<br />

title vignette and 24 engraved plates. Minor<br />

foxing to text. Library stamp to flyleaf. Bound<br />

in contemporary full calf with gilt monogram.<br />

Binding with signs of wear.<br />

114<br />

4090<br />

The famous Italian architect Carlo Fontana (1634­<br />

1714) was in part responsible for the classicizing<br />

direction taken by late Baroque Roman architecture.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 1.350­2.000 10.000­15.000<br />

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4091<br />

Classic by Vignola<br />

Iacomo Barazzio Vignola: Regola de cingue ordini<br />

d'architettura [...] libro primo et originale. Rome:<br />

Gio. Battista de Rossi [1617]. Engraved throughout.<br />

With engraved frontispiece with portrait of<br />

Vignola and 36 numbered plates (from I-XXXVI,<br />

number I and II engraved dedication plates).<br />

Bound with Iacomo Barozzi Vignola: Alcune opere<br />

d'architettura. Rome: Francesco Villamena 1617.<br />

Engraved throughout. With engraved title and<br />

15 engraved plates. Bound in contemporary full<br />

vellum.<br />

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4091 4091<br />

Iacomo Barazzio Vignola's (1507­73) was a leading<br />

architect in Italy in the 16th century. His work<br />

"Regola de cingue ordini d'architettura" ("Rules of the<br />

five orders of architecture") has influenced architects<br />

during centuries.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4092<br />

Roman church architecture<br />

4092 4092<br />

[G.G. de Rossi]: Insignium Romæ templorum<br />

prospectus exteriores interioresque a celebrioribus<br />

architectis inventi [...]. [Rome: G.G. de Rossi<br />

1684]. Folio. With 71 engraved plates. Lacking<br />

title. Library stamp on inner front boards and back<br />

flyleaf. Marginal dampstaining to several plates.<br />

Bound in half vellum. Binding worn, inner hinges<br />

loose.<br />

116<br />

The engravings of this first edition depict the church<br />

architecture of notable artists like Michelangelo,<br />

Fontana, Vignola, Borromini and others.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4093<br />

17th century classicism<br />

Giovanni Pietro Bellori: Veteres arcus Augustorum<br />

triumphis insignes. Rome 1690. 1st edition.<br />

With engraved dedication and 46 engraved plates,<br />

several double-page. 4 plates loose. Foxing to first<br />

couple of pages. Marginal dampstaining to first<br />

part of the book. Library stamp on front flyleaf<br />

and inner back board. Bound in full calf. Binding<br />

with signs of wear and spine damaged.<br />

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4093<br />

The vibrant engravings of this first edition were made<br />

by the Italian draughtsman and engraver Pietro Santi<br />

Bartoli (1635­1700), who worked with the author of<br />

this work G.P. Bellori (1613­1696) on several occasions.<br />

Bellori was a leading theorist of 17th century<br />

classicism. Bellori and Bartoli aimed in their works to<br />

preserve ancient culture by recording it in text and<br />

engravings.<br />

Provenance: The library of Frederiksborg Gymnasium<br />

in Hillerød.<br />

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4094<br />

4094 4094<br />

Margrethe II of Denmark<br />

- Autograph letters<br />

Large collection of more than 50 autograph letters<br />

and letter cards signed by Queen Margrete II. Written<br />

from she was 5-6 years to 31 (1971). Several<br />

illustrated with small orig. drawings. Moreover 50<br />

autograph letters signed by princess Anne-Marie<br />

or princess Benedikte and 60 autograph letters<br />

signed by Queen Ingrid and others. All letters in<br />

orig. and envelopes with stamps.<br />

118<br />

All the letters are sent to Helvig Lütken, who was employed<br />

as nanny at Amalienborg 1942. The collection<br />

includes employment papers and papers concerning<br />

the princess's upbringing. The contents of the letters<br />

give an interesting glimpse of the royal family and<br />

everyday life in the royal manors. The collection<br />

confirms the public perceptions of the Danish royal<br />

family as gifted and loving.<br />

Provenance: Queen Margrethe's nanny, Helvig Lütken.<br />

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4095 CD<br />

4095<br />

4095<br />

Margrethe II of Denmark<br />

- Children's drawings<br />

Four original drawings made by Queen Margrethe<br />

II, done when she was around 12 years. The drawings<br />

depict flower fairies and are painted with<br />

pencil and water color, each measure 14 x 18 cm.<br />

In addition, an early drawing of a house (1945),<br />

colored pencil, measuring 19 x 17 cm, signed. M.<br />

+ A Christmas sketch, "The three kings", crayon,<br />

21 x 10 cm, signed. M-61. With greetings from<br />

Margrethe to Helvig [Lütken]. Enclosed envelope.<br />

(6)<br />

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4095<br />

The drawings show that Queen Margrethe II already<br />

at a very early age had a big creative talent and a<br />

confident own style.<br />

Provenance: Queen Margrethe's nanny, Helvig Lütken.<br />

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S C R A P S<br />

THE GLOSSY<br />

DREAM<br />

120


Glossy picture scraps with intriguing<br />

motives have fascinated collectors of all<br />

ages since they first appeared around<br />

1860. The following pages present one<br />

of the largest and most well preserved<br />

collections of early printed scraps from<br />

the 19th century to be offered for sale<br />

in Denmark in many years – the Jan<br />

Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

The almost 2500 scraps in this unique collection<br />

of Danish and European scraps have<br />

been collected through a life time. Many of<br />

the scraps were acquired from the sales of<br />

prominent Danish scrap collections such as<br />

Vibeke Stybe’s and Estrid Faurholt’s collections<br />

(later in the Lego Toy Collection), both<br />

of whom were authors of publications on<br />

scraps and pictorial books of the 19th century.<br />

The material comprises scraps from the<br />

early illustrated broad sheets of the early part<br />

of the 19th century to the glossy pictures<br />

of the late 19th and early 20th century. The<br />

vastness and variety of motives, sizes and<br />

styles give an intriguing and rare insight<br />

into the almost forgotten pictorial world of<br />

the 19th century – from romantic sceneries,<br />

exo tic landscapes, enchanting children and<br />

angels to fairies, elfs and circus clowns.<br />

Early printed scraps<br />

From the beginning of the 19th century, it<br />

was a custom in many European homes to<br />

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PICTURES<br />

- Scraps of the 19th Century<br />

cut out pictures and glue them into albums<br />

making neatly ordered picture books with<br />

pictures of children doing household chores,<br />

soldiers at war and exotic sights etc. At first<br />

the albums were pasted with engravings<br />

(woodcut or copperplate) cut out from illustrated<br />

broad sheets printed in black and<br />

white. With the invention and development<br />

of a new lithographic printing technique<br />

in the first part of the century, the pictures<br />

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SCRAPS<br />

became more advanced and also more accessible.<br />

From the 1840s the invention of a<br />

chromolithographic process allowed printers<br />

to make colour printed pictures.<br />

The first colour scraps<br />

The prints made in the 1840s and 1850s<br />

were still quite primitive compared to later<br />

because the printing process was so elaborate:<br />

when making prints in colour, every<br />

colour needed its own stone plate, thus<br />

colour pictures were also quite expensive to<br />

print. But later the process became much<br />

more efficient and a world of colours were<br />

introduced to the printers and the public. The<br />

printers immediately saw the opportunity of<br />

selling colourful pictures to the many collectors:<br />

at first, mainly adults, only in the latter<br />

part of the century did it become a hobby for<br />

children.<br />

The glossy pictures<br />

Around 1860 the first elaborate colour scraps<br />

with glossy surfaces appeared. In these years<br />

the scraps were small and rectangular and<br />

made in sheets to cut out with scissors. The<br />

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motives were dreamy and sentimental depicting<br />

children and romantic couples and held<br />

in pastel colours, some were even decorated<br />

with gilded frames and tinsel. Later the<br />

printing technique became even more refined<br />

and the scraps were embossed and surplus<br />

paper was cut off around the edges which<br />

gave the scraps a new dimension and range<br />

of motives.<br />

The golden age of scraps<br />

From the 1860 and to the 1910s the production,<br />

quality and fascination with the shiny<br />

pictures peaked – they were widely used for<br />

decorating albums, small decorative boxes,<br />

jars, furniture, screens as well as cakes and<br />

greeting cards. The world famous Danish fairy<br />

tale writer Hans Christian Andersen (1805-<br />

1875) was also enchanted by the scraps. He<br />

made both picture albums for children and<br />

decorated large screens using various kinds<br />

of scraps. But even though the tradition of<br />

decorating with scraps was widespread and<br />

they were printed in thousands and thousands<br />

of sheets, the ephemeral nature of the<br />

scraps has made these early originally printed<br />

lithographic pictures of the 19th century<br />

increasingly rare on the market.<br />

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4096<br />

The golden age of scraps<br />

Important collection of more than 500 originally<br />

printed scraps from the 1860s to the 1890s. The<br />

collection includes a broad variety of scraps from<br />

miniature to large scale figures, primarily the early<br />

rectangular shaped scraps. The smallest scrap<br />

measures 2 x 1,5 cm, the largest 20,7 x 16,5 cm.<br />

Some mounted on cardboard. Among the themes<br />

are several early motifs with gilded frame and<br />

tinsel, English and Danish members of the royal<br />

family, sentimental motifs, religious motifs, angels,<br />

exotic landscapes and people, soldiers, children<br />

playing, portraits of women, flowers, animals and<br />

ships.<br />

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4096<br />

Early scraps of the 1860s and 1870s were characterized<br />

by being rectangular, printed in sheets to cut out<br />

by the collectors themselves. The shiny surface comes<br />

from a glossy membrane or film that was glued on<br />

after the printing ­ often the membrane has fallen off<br />

leaving the edges of these early scraps slighly curled.<br />

Not until the 1870s did the printers begin to make<br />

scraps with glossy, embossed surfaces. Faurholt, p.<br />

6­11.<br />

Provenance: Several scraps derive from the Karen<br />

Schou Scrap Collection, later in the Jan Hansen Scrap<br />

Collection.<br />

€ 2.400­2.700 18.000­20.000<br />

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4097<br />

The scraps of Estrid Faurholdt<br />

Collection of more than 350 originally printed<br />

clippings and scraps from the 1820s to c. 1900.<br />

The collection includes 29 clippings from the<br />

early 19th century, more than 100 scraps from the<br />

1860s and more than 230 from the 1870s to c.<br />

1900. The collection includes a broad variety of<br />

scraps from miniature to large scale portraits. The<br />

smallest scrap measures 1,8 x 1,5 cm, the largest<br />

20,5 x 15 cm. Several mounted on cardboard.<br />

Among the motifs are romantic, sentimental<br />

motifs, exotic landscapes and people, soldiers,<br />

children, flowers, animals and ships.<br />

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4097<br />

The scrap historian and collector Estrid Faurholdt<br />

(1900­1987) was one of the most well known Danish<br />

collectors of early clippings and scraps in Denmark.<br />

Her collection was earlier in the "Lego toy and scrap<br />

collection" which for a number of years was exhibited<br />

at the Lego museum in the Legoland park in Denmark.<br />

Later the entire collection including the scraps was<br />

sold at <strong>auction</strong> in America. Faurholt was also known<br />

as the author of one of the only Danish works on the<br />

history of scraps "De kære små billeder".<br />

Provenance: Estrid Faurholt's collection, The Lego Toy<br />

Collection and later in the Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 2.400­2.700 18.000­20.000<br />

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4098<br />

Unique fairy tale scrap album<br />

4098 4098<br />

Album mounted with more than 700 orignally<br />

printed scraps from the 1860s to the 1890s.<br />

Mostly German scraps. The album mostly contains<br />

fairy tale series incl. Snowwhite, Little Red<br />

Ridinghood and many others, religious stories and<br />

series of different crafts, angels and children, all<br />

neatly mounted on the pages. Album bound in<br />

full red cloth, with owner name on boards and<br />

stamped on flyleaf. Some wear.<br />

128<br />

This early scrap album is made as a unique picture<br />

book with the pages mounted with fairy tales, myths<br />

and religious tales as well as series of the different<br />

seasons, children doing different crafts and much<br />

more.<br />

Mounting scraps neatly in scrap albums was a popular<br />

past time occupation for children as well as grown<br />

ups in the 19th century. Faurholt p. 28­29.<br />

Provenance: The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection<br />

€ 1.350­1.600 10.000­12.000<br />

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4099<br />

4099<br />

Fairy tales for children<br />

Collection of more than 340 orignally printed<br />

scraps from the 1860s to c. 1910. The collection<br />

includes a broad variety of scraps and 3 uncut<br />

scrap sheets. The smallest scrap measures 0,8 x 0,9<br />

cm, the largest 9,7 x 13,1 cm. Several mounted on<br />

cardboard. Among the motifs are several early fairy<br />

tale series incl. Vilhelm Tell, Little Red Ridinghood<br />

and Robinson Crusoe with Danish text. Also included<br />

are several scraps with children.<br />

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4099<br />

Fairy tales depicted on scraps were often made as<br />

early versions of strip cartoons. This collection includes<br />

some of the popular series, several are printed<br />

with Danish text, which is rare. Faurholt p. 36.<br />

Provenance: Several of the scraps come from Vibeke<br />

Stybe's collection and Karen Schou's Collection. Later<br />

in The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4100<br />

Father Christmas and his helpers<br />

One of the earliest orignally printed scraps of<br />

Father Christmas, printed approximately 1860s.<br />

4,4 x 3 cm. 1860s. Mounted on cardboard. Enclosed<br />

large collection of more than 180 originally<br />

printed scraps from the 1870s to the early 20th<br />

century. The collection includes a broad variety of<br />

scraps from miniature motifs to large figures and<br />

3 uncut scrap sheets. The smallest scrap measures<br />

3,8 x 2,0 cm, the largest 32,5 x 14,5 cm. Some<br />

mounted on cardboard. The motifs mostly depict<br />

Father Christmas with presents or children, often<br />

standing or riding by car, train or Zeppelin. Also<br />

included are several scraps of Father Christmas'<br />

helpers: angels, elfs and children, several in large<br />

format.<br />

130<br />

4100 4100<br />

Rare early Father Christmas<br />

scrap of the 1860s.<br />

One of the most popular mythic figures in Western<br />

culture, Father Christmas, was also a popular scrap<br />

figure during the golden age of scraps. The figure<br />

was first portrayed on scraps in the 1860s, but scraps<br />

depicting Father Christmas are extremely rare from<br />

this early period. Not even the Danish scrap historian<br />

and collector Estrid Faurholt owned one: "Julemanden<br />

har vi nær glemt, og han har dog troligt været med.<br />

I 1860'erne og 1870'erne har jeg ikke set nogen. Et<br />

af de rigtige, store, dejlige juletræer er nu en formue<br />

værd. " (Faurholt, s. 17, 20­21).<br />

As this collection documents Father Christmas' image<br />

changes quite a bit during the years ­ from a bearded<br />

man with a hat dressed in various colours to the<br />

more jovial representation dressed in red and white<br />

colours, that was introduced in the beginning of the<br />

20th century ­ even before Coca­Cola made this type<br />

of representation the common stereotype with their<br />

adds depicting a Coca­Cola drinking Santa Claus in<br />

1931.<br />

Provenance: The early scrap of Father Christmas<br />

printed in the 1860s was earlier in the collection of<br />

Vibeke Stybe, author of "Fra billedark til billedbog".<br />

Later in the Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

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4101<br />

Angels from heaven<br />

Collection of more than 340 orignally printed<br />

scraps from the 1870s to c. 1910. The collection<br />

includes a broad variety of scraps from miniature<br />

to large scale figures and 12 uncut scrap sheets.<br />

The smallest scrap measures 2,3 x 2 cm, the largest<br />

29 x 14,5 cm. Among the motifs are many<br />

early Raphaels angels, angels in winther clothing,<br />

sentimental angel motifs and many more, several<br />

with tinsel.<br />

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4101<br />

This collection of scraps contains several early, original<br />

printings of one of the most popular scrap motifs<br />

of all times: the putti of Raphael. This Renaissance<br />

motif became a popular Christmas scrap in the late<br />

19th century and it still is. The figures were taken<br />

from the Italian Renaissance artist Raphael's (1483­<br />

1520) painting of The Sistine Madonna. Faurholt p.<br />

14 and 29.<br />

Provenance: The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 2.000­2.400 15.000­18.000<br />

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4102<br />

Insects and animals<br />

Collection of more than 480 orignally printed<br />

scraps from the 1870s to the early 20th century.<br />

The collection includes a broad variety of scraps<br />

from miniature to large scale figures. The smallest<br />

scrap measures 1 x 4,2 cm, the largest 23,8 x 17,2<br />

cm. Among the motifs are butterflies, insects,<br />

birds, cats, dogs, horses and a range of exotic<br />

animals.<br />

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4102<br />

Scraps of insects and animals were often neatly<br />

mounted on the pages of children's scrap albums.<br />

Animals and butterflies were often used as decorative<br />

features, almost like flowers. Faurholt, p. 30­32.<br />

Provenance: The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 805­1.050 6.000­8.000<br />

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4103<br />

Flowers and children<br />

Collection of more than 350 orignally printed<br />

scraps from the 1870s to the early 20th century.<br />

The collection includes a broad variety of scraps<br />

from miniature to large scale figures. The smallest<br />

scrap measures 2,7 x 5,5 cm, the largest 12 x<br />

16,6 cm. Among the motifs are children playing,<br />

baskets with flowers, greeting motifs with flowers,<br />

ornaments and more.<br />

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4103<br />

Flowers and children were among the most popular<br />

motifs of the golden age of scraps. From the 1870s<br />

embossed scraps of flowers were used to decorate<br />

albums, furniture and greeting cards. Faurholt, p.<br />

30­31.<br />

Provenance: The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 535­805 4.000­6.000<br />

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4104<br />

Circus of the grotesque<br />

Collection of more than 200 originally printed<br />

scraps from the 1860's to c. 1910. The collection<br />

includes a broad variety of scraps from miniature<br />

to large scale figures and 8 early uncut scrap<br />

sheets. The smallest scrap measures 2 x 1,5 cm,<br />

the largest 32 x 19 cm. Among the motifs are<br />

circus arenas, clowns, artists, musicians, circus<br />

animals, horses and exotique animals, grotesque<br />

figures, caricatures, chinamen and gipsies.<br />

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4104<br />

Scraps with exotique motifs of animals, clowns and<br />

artists were popular in the late 19th and early 20th<br />

centuries.<br />

Provenance: The Jan Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 1.050­1.350 8.000­10.000<br />

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4105<br />

4105 4105<br />

Before the glossy scraps<br />

- Illustrated broad sheets<br />

Collection of more than 90 orignal clippings<br />

from illustrated broadsheets. Early 19th century.<br />

The smallest clipping measures 5,3 x 3,2 cm, the<br />

largest 29,3 x 16,2 cm. Printed in b/w and colour,<br />

several with handcolouring. Mostly mounted on<br />

black cardboard. Among the motifs are children<br />

doing household chores, soldiers, exotic people,<br />

caricatures and romantic couples.<br />

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To cut out pictures and paste them into albums were<br />

a common hobby in the beginning of the 19th century,<br />

before the glossy scraps of the 1860s appeared.<br />

Early clippings in good condition are increasingly rare<br />

on the market.<br />

Provenance: Several of the clippings derive from the<br />

collection of Estrid Faurholt, author of "De kære små<br />

billeder". Later in the Lego Toy Collection and The Jan<br />

Hansen Scrap Collection.<br />

€ 405­535 3.000­4.000<br />

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INDEX<br />

A<br />

Andersen, H.C. 4075<br />

Angelus, Andrea 4078<br />

Architecture 4088, 4089, 4090, 4091, 4092, 4093<br />

Arctic 4010<br />

Atlases 4000-4018<br />

B<br />

Bagge, O.O. 4076<br />

Bang, Herman 4052-4061<br />

Baroque 4088, 4089, 4090, 4091, 4092, 4093<br />

Beardsley, Aubrey 4049<br />

Beaumarchais, Pierre de 4047<br />

Beecher Stowe, Harriet 4050<br />

Bellori, Giovanni Pietro 4093<br />

Bernoulli, Johann 4022<br />

Blaeu, Johan 4000-4010<br />

Bohr, Niels 4025<br />

Bullot, Maximilien 4084<br />

C<br />

Cartography 4000-4018<br />

Children’s books 4076<br />

China 4036<br />

Christian VIII, king 4074<br />

Costaguti, Gio. Battista 4089<br />

Costumes 4084, 4085<br />

Cronicles 4077, 4078, 4079, 4080<br />

D<br />

Dahl, Kristian 4052-4055, 4060<br />

Dahl, Olga 4052-4055, 4060<br />

Danckwerth, Caspar 4016<br />

Diderot, Denis 4046<br />

E<br />

Eckersberg C.W. 4076<br />

Eisen, Keisai 4037<br />

Erotica 4037<br />

144<br />

F<br />

Faden, William 4017<br />

Faurholt, Estrid 4097<br />

Fembo, Christoph 4013<br />

Flora & Fauna 4086, 4087<br />

Flora Danica 4086<br />

Fontana, Carlo 4090<br />

G<br />

Gheyn, Jacob de 4085<br />

H<br />

Haelwegh, Albert 4079<br />

Hamsun, Knut 4070, 4071<br />

Helgason, Jón 4034<br />

Heylot, Pierre 4084<br />

Hirschsprung, E.A. 4056-4059<br />

Homann, Johan Baptist 4012<br />

Hondius, Jodocus 4014<br />

Huitfeldt, Arrild 4077<br />

Huygens, Christiaan 4023<br />

I<br />

Ibsen, Henrik 4055<br />

Iceland 4034<br />

J<br />

Jaillot, Alexis Hubert 4011<br />

Jensen, Johs. V. 4052, 4061-4066<br />

Jorn, Asger 4039<br />

Jæger, Hans 4069<br />

K<br />

Keulen, Gerard van 4015<br />

Kircher, Athanasius 4036<br />

Kierkegaard, Søren 4040<br />

Krupskaya, Nadezhda K. 4029<br />

Kyster, Anker 4049<br />

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INDEX<br />

L<br />

Larsen, Chr. Hansen 4072, 4073<br />

Letters & manuscripts 4029, 4030, 4031, 4032<br />

4043, 4049, 4050, 4051<br />

4052-4060, 4066, 4072<br />

4073, 4074, 4094, 4095<br />

Lindley, John 4087<br />

M<br />

Margrethe, queen II 4094, 4095<br />

Maxwell, James Clerk 4026<br />

Medical science 4081, 4082, 4083<br />

Mejer, Johannes 4016<br />

Mendeleev, Dmitri 4030<br />

Mercator, Gerhard 4014<br />

Mercurialis, Hieronymi 4083<br />

Mittag-Leffler, Georg 4024<br />

N<br />

Newton, Isaac 4019-4021<br />

Niebuhr, Carsten 4035<br />

Nielsen, Carl 4073<br />

O<br />

Oeder, Georg Christian 4086<br />

Olearius, Adam 4033<br />

Olsen, Ole 4039, 4040<br />

P<br />

Pavlov, I.P. 4031<br />

Picasso, Pablo 4041<br />

Pioncaré, Jules Henri 4024<br />

Photographs 4031, 4039, 4042<br />

4052, 4053, 4072<br />

Pontoppidan, Henrik 4067, 4068<br />

Printing and the Mind of Man 4019, 4020<br />

4023, 4044, 4050<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808<br />

R<br />

Religion 4032, 4084<br />

Riise, J. 4018<br />

Rossi, G.G. de 4092<br />

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques 4043<br />

Royal Danish Geographical Society, the 4000-4018<br />

Russia 4027, 4028, 4029, 4030<br />

4031 4032, 4033, 4042<br />

S<br />

Sanson, Nicolas 4011<br />

Science 4019, 4020, 4021, 4022, 4023<br />

Scraps<br />

4024, 4025, 4026, 4026, 4027, 4028<br />

4096-4105<br />

Sea charts 4015<br />

Skagen 4072, 4073<br />

Slange, Niels 4080<br />

Smidt, Henrick 4081<br />

Sports and gymnastics 4083<br />

T<br />

Thakeray, W.M. 4051<br />

Thiele, Just Mathias 4074, 4075<br />

Thura, Laurids de 4088<br />

Travel and topography 4000-4018, 4033<br />

4034, 4035, 4036<br />

Troil, Uno von 4034<br />

Tsiolkovsky, Konstantin E. 4027, 4028<br />

V<br />

Vignola, Iacomo Barazzio 4091<br />

Voltaire, François-Marie Arouet 4044, 4045<br />

W<br />

Weapons 4085<br />

Wilde, Oscar 4048, 4049<br />

Winslow, J.-Benigne 4082<br />

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KOMMISSIONSBUD<br />

COMMISSION BIDS B REDGADE - BOOKS<br />

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Must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the <strong>auction</strong>.<br />

Navn Name: * .........................................................................................................................................................<br />

Adresse Address: * ..................................................................................................................................................<br />

Postnr./by City: * ....................................................................................................................................................<br />

Land Country: * .................................................................. Fax: ........................................................................<br />

Tel: * ..........................................................................................................................................................................<br />

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Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.<br />

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AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 808<br />

Max +15% +25%<br />

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COMMISSION BIDS<br />

KOMMISSIONSBUD BREDGADE - BOOKS<br />

Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.<br />

Lot. No. Description Bid DKK<br />

AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 808<br />

148<br />

Max +15% +25%<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808


PRICES PRICES REALIZED IN DKK, BUYERS PREMIUM NOT INCLUDED<br />

SALGSPRISER BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION NO. 797, 02.12.2008<br />

4000 13.000<br />

4001 2.000<br />

4002 2.600<br />

4004 3.400<br />

4006 13.000<br />

4007 6.500<br />

4008 3.200<br />

4009 9.000<br />

4010 2.400<br />

4011 13.000<br />

4012 22.000<br />

4014 80.000<br />

4015 16.000<br />

4016 16.000<br />

4017 6.000<br />

4018 320.000<br />

4019 15.000<br />

4020 12.000<br />

4021 2.500<br />

4022 14.000<br />

4023 14.000<br />

4024 8.500<br />

4025 10.000<br />

4026 53.000<br />

4027 50.000<br />

4028 5.500<br />

4029 6.500<br />

4030 17.000<br />

4031 55.000<br />

4032 11.000<br />

4033 30.000<br />

4034 23.000<br />

4035 7.000<br />

4036 5.500<br />

4037 40.000<br />

4038 12.500<br />

4039 6.000<br />

4040 4.600<br />

4041 17.000<br />

4042 27.000<br />

4043 34.000<br />

4044 8.500<br />

4045 60.000<br />

4046 30.000<br />

4047 7.000<br />

4048 8.000<br />

4049 14.000<br />

4051 48.000<br />

4052 11.000<br />

4053 19.500<br />

4054 9.500<br />

4055 23.000<br />

4056 50.000<br />

4057 290.000<br />

4058 72.000<br />

4059 6.000<br />

4060 14.000<br />

4061 4.600<br />

4062 2.800<br />

4063 6.500<br />

4064 8.500<br />

4065 2.800<br />

4066 7.000<br />

4067 22.000<br />

4068 13.000<br />

4069 3.000<br />

4071 9.500<br />

4072 39.000<br />

4074 3.000<br />

4075 22.000<br />

RET TIL ÆNDRINGER FORBEHOLDES © 2009 BRUUN RASMUSSEN<br />

FOTO: BENT LANGE OG HENRIK WICHMANN - GRAFIK OG DTP: LENE KLIBO - TRYK: NARAYANA PRESS<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 808<br />

4077 12.000<br />

4078 7.500<br />

4079 8.500<br />

4080 4.500<br />

4081 3.500<br />

4082 5.500<br />

4083 1.600<br />

4085 32.000<br />

4086 26.000<br />

4087 4.000<br />

4089 3.000<br />

4090 13.000<br />

4091 7.000<br />

4092 6.000<br />

4093 1.000<br />

4094 8.000<br />

4095 17.000<br />

4096 3.600<br />

4097 5.500<br />

4098 72.000<br />

4099 40.000<br />

4100 6.500<br />

4101 8.000<br />

4102 17.000<br />

4103 25.000<br />

4104 10.000<br />

4105 10.000<br />

4106 68.000<br />

4107 11.000<br />

4108 21.000<br />

4109 36.000<br />

4110 90.000<br />

4111 60.000<br />

4114 1.800<br />

4115 2.600<br />

4116 1.600<br />

4117 1.800<br />

4118 2.500<br />

4119 700.000<br />

Illustration from lot 4097: Nikolai Kutepov:<br />

The Imperial Hunt in Russia. 4 vols.<br />

Sold for DKK 290.000.<br />

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for completion of the sale.<br />

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called <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>), all bidders, whether they wish to make<br />

bids in person at the place of <strong>auction</strong> or commission bids by letter<br />

or fax or direct telephone bids, should be able to document<br />

their ability to pay and be able to provide proof of identity at<br />

any time. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> is entitled to refuse to accept a bid<br />

if, when requested, adequate security or adequate payment on<br />

account has not been rendered.<br />

Bids should be made by the bidder in person at the place of <strong>auction</strong><br />

or by written commission. Telephone bidding is possible<br />

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<strong>Rasmussen</strong> is not to be held responsible for any errors that may<br />

occur using this service. The <strong>auction</strong>eer shall have absolute discretion<br />

as to the increment of the bids. The <strong>auction</strong>eer will also<br />

make decisions in all cases of doubt regarding the bidding<br />

Credit/debit card information must be registered with <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

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§ 2. PAYMENT<br />

The purchase price is the hammer price plus 25% in buyer’s premium,<br />

including VAT, for lots sold subject to the special VAT<br />

scheme for sales of Works of Art, Collectors’ items and Antiques,<br />

and secondhand goods by Public Auction (hereinafter called Special<br />

VAT).<br />

Certain lots are sold in accordance with specific rules on normal<br />

VAT arrangement (hereinafter called normal VAT), so that the<br />

purchase price is the hammer price plus an additional 20% in<br />

buyer’s premium and VAT of 25% levied on both the hammer<br />

price and the buyer’s premium. The lots subject to Full VAT are<br />

indicated as such in the catalogue with an asterix (*).<br />

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documentation of their SE-/CVR-number (VAT No.) as this has to<br />

be quo ted on the invoice for goods bought at full VAT.<br />

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Article 3). VAT-exemption does not apply to private buyers from<br />

the EU who are considered as Danish buyers (cf. current Da nish<br />

legislation on Special VAT Scheme for Sales of Works of Art,<br />

Collec tors’ items and Antiques by Public Auction).<br />

The purchase price falls due for payment when the goods have<br />

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Payment may be made during or immediately after the <strong>auction</strong>.<br />

Under all circumstances payment must be made no later than<br />

eight days from the date of the invoice. With <strong>online</strong> <strong>auction</strong>s,<br />

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(circa 12 hours after the purchase has been made) using the<br />

banking details (credit/debit card and bank account) submitted<br />

by the purchaser. At the same time an invoice and dispatch information<br />

will be sent to the purchaser.<br />

Should the purchase price not be paid by the due date, interest<br />

at 1.5 % per new month will be charged.<br />

If the purchase price and interest are not paid within eight<br />

days after <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> has sent its demand to the buyer,<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall be entitled to rescind the sale and re sell<br />

the goods at a <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> <strong>auction</strong> or privately, and to<br />

demand reimbursement of any related losses from the defaulting<br />

buyer. Any further profit on the sale shall be payable to the person<br />

who had deposited the goods for sale by <strong>auction</strong>.<br />

If the defaulting buyer is entitled to proceeds from a sale of<br />

goods by <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>, <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall be entitled<br />

to set off its receivables against its payables to the defaulting<br />

buyer.<br />

If the defaulting buyer has deposited other goods for sale,<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall be entitled to sell such goods at a <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Ras mussen <strong>auction</strong> without being bound by the reserve stipulated<br />

by the defaulting buyer. The defautling buyer shall not be<br />

entitled to demand the surrender of goods deposited for sale as<br />

long as the debt payable to <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> has not been dis-<br />

150<br />

charged, regardless of whether the value of such goods may be<br />

deemed to exceed the debt payable.<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall be entitled to refuse a bid made by a<br />

buyer who is in default in respect to his payment obligations<br />

to <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>, as well as a bid made by a third party on<br />

be half of such a defaulting buyer. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall further<br />

be entitled to demand a deposit as a condition of accepting any<br />

future bids from such a purchaser.<br />

§ 3. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE<br />

Online purchase of items by private individuals is subject to Danish<br />

consumer law, which extends 14 days of money-back guarantee.<br />

The purchaser is liable for any costs related to the transport<br />

of returned items.<br />

Should a purchaser seek to avail himself or herself of the moneyback<br />

guarantee, <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> will refund the payment on<br />

receiving the returned items. Please note that the date on which<br />

accounts are debited is subject to the policy of the purchaser’s<br />

bank/credit card company.<br />

§ 4. EXEMPTION FROM VAT<br />

Foreign buyers who fulfil the conditions stated below shall pay<br />

20% of the hammer price in buyer’s premium and shall not be<br />

subject to Danish taxes and duties:<br />

A. Buyers residing in another EU Member State:<br />

Buyers are exempt from paying Danish VAT as long as they<br />

have provided <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> with documentation of their<br />

VAT registration. The VAT number will then be quoted on<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>’s invoice.<br />

B. Buyers residing outside the EU:<br />

1 Dispatch through forwarding agent: Lots exported through a<br />

forwarding agent approved by <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> are exempt<br />

from VAT.<br />

2 Export as personal luggage: Goods may be exempt from Danish<br />

VAT when the buyer personally takes the goods out of the country<br />

as luggage, provided the following conditions have been met:<br />

The invoice must have been paid and the Danish duty of 25%<br />

of the invoice amount must have been deposited with <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

<strong>Rasmussen</strong>.<br />

a Buyers residing in Norway will be refunded the Danish VAT as<br />

soon as the invoice of sale has been returned to <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong><br />

endorsed by the customs authorities of the country in<br />

question or by any other authority with jurisdiction over matters<br />

of purchase tax with respect to official imports of goods<br />

into the country in question if the purchase price exceeds<br />

DKK 1,200.<br />

b Buyers residing in other countries outside the EU will be<br />

refund ed the Danish VAT after the goods have been presented<br />

for customs clearance in connection with the departure of the<br />

buyer from the EU. The exporter’s form should be returned<br />

to <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> after being endorsed with the customs<br />

autho rities’ export certificate if the purchase price exceeds<br />

DKK 300 This also applies to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.<br />

§ 5. PAYMENT OF TAXES AND DUTIES<br />

A. Buyers with VAT-registration in other EU member states who<br />

do not wish to make use of Article 3 may instead choose to<br />

purchase items subject to Special VAT/Normal VAT in the<br />

same manner as private buyers. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> must be<br />

notified of this before 10 a.m. on the following <strong>auction</strong> day.<br />

B. Buyers with VAT-registration in Denmark may choose to purchase<br />

subject to Normal VAT at 25% of the hammer price<br />

plus premium. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> must be notified of this<br />

before 10 a.m. on the following <strong>auction</strong> day.<br />

§ 6. COLLECTION OF PURCHASES<br />

The purchase price must be paid in full before the purchased lot<br />

can be passed over to the buyer. From the time of the lot being<br />

knocked down to the buyer, until its collection, the purchased lot<br />

will be held at the buyer’s own expense and risk.<br />

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A storage fee will be charged for lots which have not been collected<br />

within 14 days after the time of the lot being knocked<br />

down. Goods which have been paid for but not collected within<br />

1 year will be resold at <strong>auction</strong> or privately at the buyer's<br />

expense.<br />

§ 7. DISPATCH<br />

Should <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> undertake the packaging and forwarding<br />

of purchased goods, this shall be done at the buyer’s<br />

own expense and risk. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> shall thus not be held<br />

liable neither for any damage caused to purchased goods during<br />

dispatch nor for any missing consignments.<br />

§ 8. DROIT DE SUITE<br />

Pursuant to current Danish legislation on Copyright, an artistic<br />

royalty shall be collected on works of modern art by all Danish<br />

and some foreign artists. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> will from the buyer<br />

collect the royalties required on behalf of the artists’ organisation<br />

Copy-Dan for any work of art subject to this law. These works<br />

are identified in the catalogue by CD for Copy-Dan, marked<br />

beside each relevant lot number.<br />

The artistic royalty will be calculated as follows for each work of<br />

art, when the hammerprice exceeds DKK 1,864:<br />

• 5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 0 to<br />

DKK 310,729 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 3% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 310,729<br />

to DKK 1,242,917 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 1% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 1,242,917<br />

to DKK 2,175,104 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 0.5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 2,175,104<br />

to DKK 3,107,292 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 0.25% of the part of the hammerprice lying above DKK 3,107,292<br />

plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

The artistic royalty cannot exceed DKK 93,219 for each work of art.<br />

§ 9. EXPORT LICENCE<br />

Applications for an export licence must be made to the Danish<br />

Cultu ral Assets Committee when required in accordance with<br />

current Danish legislation on the protection and preservation of<br />

cultural assets in Denmark. Where such a licence has not been<br />

obtained, the foreign buyer will be informed thereof immediately<br />

after the lot has been knocked down to the buyer. Another<br />

application will subse quently be sent to the Danish Cultural<br />

Assets Committee by <strong>Bruun</strong> Ras mussen on behalf of the buyer,<br />

now that the price is known. Should an export licence not be<br />

granted, the Danish Cultural Assets Com mittee would be obliged<br />

to acquire the purchased lot at the purchase price, and the buyer<br />

would thus not be bound to the purchase.<br />

§ 10. CATALOGUING<br />

All lots are sold in the condition in which they are found when<br />

knocked down and as described in the catalogue with subsequently<br />

published changes and modifications. Cataloguing is<br />

done according to the best of <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>’s knowledge and<br />

on the cataloguing principles stated.<br />

The lots <strong>auction</strong>ed are often of some age or of a kind which<br />

makes it possible that they may contain defects, deficiencies, or<br />

may have been subject to restoration or damage not necessarily<br />

stated in the catalogue. Catalogue pictures are for identification<br />

only and cannot be used for an evaluation of the condition of<br />

the goods.<br />

Any person who wishes to bid at an <strong>auction</strong> should therefore satisfy<br />

himself of the condition of the lots for which he intends<br />

to bid by personal inspection at the preview held prior to the<br />

<strong>auction</strong>. The catalogue description is an indication of the prevailing<br />

oppinion of scholars and expert at the time of the printing<br />

of the catalogue. If any doubts should arise after the purchase<br />

regarding the genuineness of the purchased lot or its conformance<br />

with the catalogue description, <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> should<br />

immedia te ly be informed thereof.<br />

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Should the purchased lot be proved to be a forgery, or if the<br />

ca talogue description contains material errors which lead to a<br />

consi derably higher hammer price than that which a correct catalogue<br />

description would presumably result in, the buyer shall be<br />

entitled to cancel the purchase, after which the buyer shall be<br />

reimbursed for the total purchase price paid plus buyer's premium<br />

and VAT, when applicable.<br />

For material errors in the catalogue description in respect to<br />

measure ments or weight, compensation shall only be paid on a<br />

percentage basis in proportion to the difference.<br />

The right of cancellation of a purchase in pursuance of the<br />

present conditions can only be exercised by the party who has<br />

bought the lot in question at <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> and shall be subject<br />

to the presentation of a claim for cancellation in wri ting to<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> within 2 years of the purchase date and to the<br />

purchased lot being returned to <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> in the same<br />

condition in any and all respects which the purchased lot was in<br />

at the time of the lot being knocked down to the buyer.<br />

In the event of cancellation the buyer shall not be entitled to<br />

claim pay ment of interest on the purchase price nor shall the<br />

buyer be entitled to claim compensation for any other ex pen ses<br />

or loss incurred, including any possible loss of profit in connection<br />

with reselling.<br />

It shall not be possible to state cancellation of a purchase in pursuance<br />

of the above provisions if:<br />

a the catalogue description on the day the lot was knocked<br />

down to the buyer was in accordance with the then generally<br />

accepted opinion of scholars and experts;<br />

b the only way of establishing whether the lot was a forgery<br />

at the time of the publication of the catalogue was the<br />

implementa tion of scientific processes, the validity of which<br />

was only acknowledged after the time of publication of the<br />

catalogue, or which would have required a disproportionate<br />

amount of cost, or which would have been impossible to carry<br />

out without damaging the lot in question.<br />

In addition to the time-limits stated above, all purchases are<br />

subject to the Statute of Limitations stipulated by Danish law by<br />

which <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> is under no circumstance liable for purchases<br />

after 5 years from the date of purchase.<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> Auctioneers<br />

Jesper <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>, <strong>auction</strong>eer<br />

Jørgen Byriel, officially appointed external supervisor<br />

COMMISSION<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> undertakes to execute commission bids for<br />

bidders who are unable to be present at the <strong>auction</strong>. It is a<br />

prerequisite that <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> receives the commission<br />

24 hours before the start of the <strong>auction</strong> for the bidders’ credit<br />

to be checked, if necessary. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> is not to be held<br />

responsible for any errors that may occur using this service.<br />

CONDITION REPORTS<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> undertakes to provide further information<br />

about the state and condition of the lots if possible. This is<br />

regarded as a service for customers who are unable to make a<br />

personal inspection of the lots at the preview. <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong><br />

stresses that the informa tion given cannot be used as the basis<br />

for complaints; complaints can only be based on the catalogue<br />

text.<br />

EXEMPTION FROM VAT<br />

Buyers shall, according to § 2, pay full VAT on lots marked with<br />

an asterix *.<br />

No Danish VAT is to be paid when VAT registered companies<br />

from other EU countries buy at <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> and resell<br />

to private buyers, The private buyer then only has to pay VAT<br />

according to the rules in force in the country where the foreign<br />

company is VAT re gistered. For further information please consult<br />

your local authorities.<br />

The above is an English translation of the Danish version of the Conditions of Purchase. In case of dispute, only the Danish version of the present Conditions of Purchase of <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong> is valid.<br />

* <strong>Bruun</strong> <strong>Rasmussen</strong>s købskonditioner på dansk kan læses på www.bruun­rasmussen.dk under “Guide”.<br />

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