The complete set of 50 etchings, circa 1622, together with an additional nine plates from the series; Les Mysteres de la Passion (L. 679-98), the complete set of 20 etchings; Les Petites Miseres de la Guerre (L. 1333-38), the complete set of 6 etchings and frontispiece by Abraham Bosse, 1636; and La Conversion de St Paul (L. 676), etching, 1631

Each sheet with varying wide to thread margins, in generally good condition apart from occasional fox marks, the additional plates of 'Les Caprices' with a few repaired tears and pale stains (L. 257-263, 473), 'Les Mysteres de la Guerre' laid down onto another sheet of laid paper, 'Les Petites Miseres de la Guerre' with pale stains at corners and small paper loss at corner of the frontispiece, each unframed.
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