After Pieter Bruegel the Elder 1525-1569

Engraving by P. van der Heyden, 1557, a very good impression of the only state, cut 3mm into image at right, trimmed on or within platemark elsewhere, small repairs at lower corners, small tear at upper right, otherwise in good condition; and ' Nemo Non', Every Man Looks for his Own Profit (Holl. 152; New Holl. 35), engraving probably by P. van der Heyden, circa 1558, a fine impression of the first state (of two), with the address of Cock, on paper with a Gothic P watermark, trimmed on or fractionally within the borderline, printer's crease between the two figures at left, small tear above the address of the publisher at lower right, remains of previous mount attached at corners verso, some slight foxing and light paper discoloration

Holl. 142 a small brown stain at upper right corner, otherwise as described Holl. 152 as described
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