From a private Antwerp collection came an unparallelled choice of views and plans of Antwerp and it’s surroundings, from the 16^th till the 20^th century. The artists represented in this collection were, among others, Jean-Baptiste Vrints, Seger Tieleman, Claes Janszoon Visscher, Joan Blaeu, Henri Cassiers, Walter Vaes. 

The two monumental views on the city (lots 1012 and 1013)) sold resp. for 4000 and 8500 €. A detailed survey of the results is on view online. This collection made a total of 35000 €. 

Of the very view old books offered for sale, the one by De Gheyn (lot 1105) on military practices towered above all the rest with it’s majestic 5000 €. The portfolio by Jozef Cantré (lot 1202) made it to 2000 €. 

Other results to mention: Floris Jespers print (lot 1214) selling at 1100 euros, the Eugeen Van Mieghem portfolio leaving at 4200 € and his double sided drawing (lot 1325) ending up at a well earned 7000 €. 

Antwerp avant garde poet Paul van Ostaijen’s debut , Music Hall (lot 1361), one of the six on Japanese paper, rightly earned 7000 €.