= With collector's mark [?] "307700 Lang.W." in pencil in lower right corner [not lin Lugt]. Verso mount w. attrib. to Camillle Corot, probably sold in 1963 at auction house Paul Brandt, Amsterdam.
AND 2 other drawings: a small landscape with travellers by monogrammist "L.F" (mixed technique) and an anonymous early 20th cent. sepia landscape with resting traveller.
- Tipped onto mount along left margin.
= View from the "Bloemendaalsche weg" with the dome of Buitenplaats de Beek showing.
= Attractive drawing.
- Foxed/ yellowed.
AND a small 19th cent. black ink landscape drawing w. monogram "A.v.E."
- Fine. = Provenance: gallery Ackermann and Johnson.
- Trifle yellowed.
= Skillful study, most likely after the almost identical engraving published in P.J. Lutgers, Gezigten in de omstreken van Haarlem (1837-1844). On wove paper with watermark "J. Whatman Turkey Mill 1842". Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, with his collector's mark on verso.
= Interesting view on the situation in the church before the reformation. "Al dit bovenstaande [referring to legend] is uit oude en echte stukken gecopieerd in de Maand September Ao. 1848, door H. van Zutphen, koster van de Groote Kerk". On paper w. large "Pro Patria" watermark from "De erven D. Blauw". Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, w. his collector's stamp on verso.
- Soiling, especially in lower left corner. = Unfinished sketch.
AND 2 other anonymous late 19th/ early 20th cent. drawings, i.a. a black crayon drawing of a working horse.
= On laid paper with watermark "MA".
AND a late 19th/ early 20th cent. black crayon ornamental drawing heightened w. white wash (49,7x25 cm.) and a stack of ±50 academy studies in various techniques by "VandeCappelle" (±1940-1950).
= Nice impressionist drawing.
AND 2 other drawings.
- Some foxed spots.
= Comprises sketches in the style of Breitner and Israëls of street scenes, portraits, groups of military men and cafe scenes.
AND a similar sketchbook by the same(?) w. 8 lvs. w. drawings.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, both with his manuscript collector's mark inside.
- Leaves occas. frayed/ thumbed. Bindings worn/ sl. dam.
= Comprises sketches in the style of Breitner and Israëls of city views or people.
= Incl. flowers and a few nice views of Zaandam.
- Varnish slightly yellowed; some craquelure and vague unevenness below the cigarette.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVIII.
- Chafed spot to surface near centre.
AND 1 other similar by the same (closed tears in centre).
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, both w. his collector's stamp on verso.
= The signature is not similar to others by the artist, so perhaps added later.
- Contents of part of one sketchbook loosening.
= Jan Cornelis Bander was a drawing master at the Teekenschool and at the Ambachtsschool in Edam. He and his wife, Leonie Bander-Lutomirski, moved to Edam in 1911 and made many drawings in Edam, Volendam and surroundings. The sketchbooks contain many portraits (i.a. of a young child and a reading lady) but also show that occas. they took trips to other parts of Holland and even Germany. The largest sketchbook contains many pencil/ pen drawings and watercolours of (details of) buildings with annots. identifying the buildings, i.a. "Frankische kapel (Falkhof) Nijmegen", "Keizerzaal in den toren der St. Servaas kerk te Maastricht", "Domkerk te Spiers van het noordoosten" (pen and ink and watercolour), and on 1 leaf: "Kerk te Riddagshausen van het noordoosten" and "Kerk int Wang (Thans in Silezië)" (both pen and inkw. watercolour). Among the separate drawings are 2 small designs by Bandr's wife, one (unsigned) for the frontcover of Alie Smeding's book Het prinsesje van het groene eiland. Marker toneelspel in drie bedrijven (black crayon heightened w. yellow, 13x6 cm. This design was used on the edition published by Nijgh & Van Ditmar in 1927) and one for a poster titled "Jan van Heijningen Oliefabriek "Orion" Zaandam" with caption "Alleen door Orion, Valvoline, slaat men 't record met zijn machine" (pencil, 11,4x15 cm., signed and dated in pen and ink "L. Lutomirski sept. 1915". The design was probably not executed).