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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book contains a remarkable collection of valuable paintings and artworks from the esteemed collection of the author. The collection boasts an impressive array of renowned artists, including P. P. Rubens, A. Van Dyck, Jordaens, Teniers, Bou. I, Van de Velde, Duck, and many more. This book serves as an exceptional resource for art enthusiasts, providing a captivating journey through the history of painting and its rich artistic techniques. The diverse range of styles, subjects, and mediums showcased in this collection offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of painting. This book's detailed descriptions and insightful commentary on each artwork enhance the reader's appreciation and understanding of the creative genius behind each piece. It not only presents a captivating overview of artistic masterpieces but also delves deeply into the historical context and thematic significance of these works, revealing the broader cultural and intellectual landscape of their time. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book offers a remarkable collection of paintings, engravings, bronzes, and other rarities from the renowned Charles de Proli. The sale of this collection is a monumental event for art enthusiasts and collectors. Discerning readers will appreciate the remarkable range of genres and styles represented in this book. From the captivating oil paintings of Rubens and Van Dyck to the delicate pastels of Greuze, and the masterful sculptures of Barye, this collection showcases the diversity of artistic expression. The author provides invaluable insights into the historical and artistic context of each piece. By exploring the techniques, influences, and inspirations behind these works, the book deepens our understanding of the artistic landscape of the period. Moreover, it illuminates the lives and careers of the celebrated artists featured in the collection. This book is not merely a catalog of valuable artifacts; it is a captivating journey into the heart of artistic creation. Through its pages, readers will gain a profound appreciation for the enduring legacy of these masters and the timeless beauty of their creations. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

0. (Bruges), 25th February 1782, manuscript on paper, written in ink, in-folio, 8 pp ( last 3 pp blank) , written in French, very neat handwriting. ( One small hole in the centre of the letter). Guillaume Wets, general manager of the ''Maison de Commerce de Bruges '' disputes certain import duties he has to pay. Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; added is a photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 which refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). On this history of Proli's business initiatives see at length '' Charles Proli , Antwerps zakenman en bankier 1723 - 1786.'' Study by H. Houtman-De Smedt - published by the Brussels' Academy in 1983. On page 91-93 is related how Ostend became a tax-free port from which the Maison de Commerce de Bruges greatly benefitted. We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

2. (Bruges - Antwerp ),no date, (1777), 2 manuscript on paper, written in ink, in-folio, written in French, very neat handwriting. [1] Plan d'érection. 8 pp (of which 3 blank), with a fold in the middle. unsigned, with a manuscript correction in pencil. This correction, pertaining to the capital of the company - 500.000 is changed into 400.000- allows us to consider this draft as being the earlier one. [2] Plan d'érection. 4 pp (of which 1 blank), with a fold in the middle and traces of a red lacquer seal (probably send as a letter ?) Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; added is a photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 which refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). On this history of Proli's business initiatives see at length '' Charles Proli , Antwerps zakenman en bankier 1723 - 1786.'' Study by H. Houtman-De Smedt - published by the Brussels' Academy in 1983. On page 90-91 is related how on the 12th December 1777, in Ghendt, was founded the ''Maison de Commerce de Bruges'' . We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

Liège, no publisher, 1785, in-8°, 76 pp + (1)nn pp (errata). Sewn in the original blind blue wrapper. Uncut copy. Nicely printed booklet, all pages within a typographical border. This copy with dustsoiled outer margins and some old waterstains at the end. With (an anymous) manuscript ex-dono from the author (?) to ''Au Bourguemestre D'Anvers Van Den Cruijce ''. (written on the first paste down). Extremely rare contemporary account on the bankrupcy of the socalled Austrian East India Company created by Charles Proli from Antwerp in the Southern-or Austrian Netherlands. This account is written by a well informed insider and was allmost certainly printed in Antwerp (Liège being fictituous). The publication is very rare. We could only trace one physical copy (Plantin-Moretus Museum in Antwerp). . H.Houtman-De Smedt mentions the publication on pp. 281 among the printed sources of her elaborate study on Charles Proli: ''Charles Proli, Antwerps zakenman en bankier 1723 - 1786''. Brussel, Academie, 1983.

2. S.l. (Antwerpen ?), manuscript on paper, written in ink, undated, (ca. 1778-1779), in-folio, 4 pp ( last 3 pp blank) , written in French, very neat handwriting. (first page a bit dustsoiled). Detailed business plan with organisational instructions consisting of 5 points concerning the purchase of a French ship ( the Turgot ) and sending it to Mahé and further to China. On the return voyage it would call at Trieste but this would be a simulated call. The final destination would be Bruges where the market for tea and Nankin silk is excellent. Proli was obliged to act with these disguised destinations because of great international opposition to his India trade .Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). On this history of Proli's business initiatives see at length '' Charles Proli , Antwerps zakenman en bankier 1723 - 1786.'' Study by H. Houtman-De Smedt - published by the Brussels' Academy in 1983. We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

2. Bruxelles, 22 juillet 1784, manuscript letter on paper, written in ink, in-folio, (4) pp (3 blank) , written in French, very neat handwriting, signed by Barbiano de Belgiojoso. Severe letter by Belgiojoso to Charles Proli demanding an explanation for the fact that 4 ships coming from China appeared in the road-stead of Ostend, in breech of the imperial patent. (see ''Houtman-Desmeth '', Charles Proli, Antwerps zakenman en bankier, (Academie, 1983), pp. 153). Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

0. S.l. (Antwerpen), manuscript on paper, written in ink, dated Febr. 24th 1785, in-folio, 8 pp , written in French, very neat handwriting. In this letter the creditors (Borrekens & Wauwermans) of Charles Proli request the appointment of Cornelis Jacobs as curator of '' le banqueroutier'' Charles Proli. This request was decided in Proli's house on Febr. 20 th . The letter contains the names of all the creditors (ca. 20) and contains also a report of a follow up meeting of Febr. 22nd. where they proposed François Joseph van Campen as co-curator. Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

2. S.l. (Antwerpen), manuscript on paper, written in ink, undated, (1750), in-folio, 20 pp ( last 6 pp blank) , written in French, very neat handwriting. (first page a bit stained and dustsoiled). Detailed business plan with organisational instructions for the establishment of a trading house in Trieste on behalve of the ''Compagnie Impériale.''. The plan consists of 44 articles and a conclusion. In article I is mentioned the starting capital of 500.000 German Florins.* This document , unquestionably, was drawn up by Charles Proli in his Antwerp office prior to the Imperial Patent of October 1st 1750 which regulated the foundation of the Company *Later documents all contain a higher amount of capital ! Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

2. S.l. (Antwerpen), manuscript on paper, written in ink, dated 14th may 1784, in-folio, 4 pp ( one with text), written in French, very neat handwriting. In this letter signed by the directors of the Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique; they officially declare that it is their intent to divert the five ships of the company due to arrive from China and destined for the port of Hamburg to the port of Ostend. The reason given is the dangerous pre-war situation along the Dutch coast. Provenace; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.

2. Bruxelles, 24 juillet 1781, manuscript letter on paper, written in ink, in-4°, (4) pp (3 blank) , written in French, very neat handwriting, signed by Crumpipen. Mr. Crumpipen, on behalve of Prince de Starhemberg and upon a request of emperor Joseph II invites Charles Proli for a visit to M. de Casier (and) ''le tresorier général'', together with his business partners and Mr. Boltz, to further discuss Proli's request made at the emperor. Letter written on the crucial days between July 23rd and July 26th 1781 when Charles Proli and his partners agreed with Mr. Boltz ; in accordance with the emperor's wish, to form the '' Aziatische Compagnie '' - '' Compagnie Aziatique ''. Proli's old partner Boltz, from whom he was estranged, had the ships and the licence to trade from Leghorn (Livorno); while Proli could provide the financing. This deal led directly to Proli's bankruptcy. (see at length ''Houtman-Desmeth '', Charles Proli, Antwerps zakenman en bankier, (Academie, 1983), pp. 144-147). Provenance; from the archives of Charles de Proli ; photostat of a typed letter from 23 May 1945 refers to Theophile Smekens who was still occupied with Proli's bancruptcy in the late 19th c. ( see Denucé, Antwerps Archievenblad 2e reeks, 7 , 1932 nr.1). We have other archive records relating to Charles Proli and the ''Société Impériale de Trieste pour le commerce Aziatique'' on offer. If you would be interested in acquiring several documents a more advantageous price will be applied. Please inquire via e-mail.