Set comprising: - Lot 87

Set comprising: - Jacques de SEVE (1715–1795) Two engravings created for the chapter on univalve mollusks in Buffon’s *Natural History* (1707–1788), on laid paper. Plates numbered 393 and 459. Dimensions: 30.5 x 23 cm. (Sparse foxing). - Patrick DE MANCEAU (1901–1980) Set of six engravings comprising: * Stopover in Tahiti, 1770. Intaglio engraving signed in pencil in the lower left margin and numbered 39/300. * Port of La Rochelle in the 18th Century. Woodcut from the “Ports” series, monogrammed on the plate and signed in pencil in the lower left margin. * Port of Brest in the 18th century. Woodcut from the “Ports” series, monogrammed on the plate in the lower right corner, signed and numbered 212/300 in pencil in the lower left margin. * Port of Marseille in the 18th century. Woodcut from the “Ports” series, monogrammed on the plate in the lower right corner, signed and numbered 40/300 in pencil in the lower left margin. * Old seascape, 17th century. Two intaglio engravings, monogrammed in the lower left corner of the plate, signed and numbered 18/300 in the lower left margin. - After Jean-Jérôme BAUGEAN (1764–1819) A collection of seventeen etchings, including: * Six engravings on vellum paper, numbered in the upper right corner, taken from “Collection of All Types of Warships and Merchant Ships Sailing the Ocean and the Mediterranean, Drawn from Life and Engraved by Baugean.” The work from which these engravings are taken comprises seventy-two plates, each accompanied by an explanatory text. Plate dimensions (on average): 14.5 x 20 cm. * Eleven engravings on laid paper, numbered in the lower right corner, from a series on ships. Dimensions of the plates (on average): 11 x 15 cm.