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(ANATOMY.) Rivière; attributed to.
Anatomical drawing of a human body,
in carmine and sepia inks with traces of pencil, after the Capitoline faun, 465x350 mm,
with a manuscript list in the artist’s hand identifying 72 anatomical parts at left; dated
lower right; matted and framed. France, 1851
[200/300]
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(ANIMALS.) Audubon, John James.
Musk-Rat, Musquash. Plate XIII.
Hand-
colored lithographed plate from the folio edition ofViviparous Quadrupeds; sheet slightly
trimmed, washed or bleached but still bright. Pulled from a somewhat worn plate.
Philadelphia: Bowen, 1843
[350/500]
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(AUSTRIA—HOHENECK FAMILY TREE.)
Elaborate family tree on
vellum of the Hoheneck family,
covering 5 generations, with elaborate and expert
representations of the family and subsidiary shields by marriage, 570x720 mm (22
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/
2
x28
1
/
4
inches); several small repairs at edges, paper remnants on verso; remnants of 4 red wax
seals with attendant signatures present. Austria, 1791
[500/750]
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