Nederlandsche Vogelen
By Cornelius Nozeman, 1720-1786
Nederlandsche Vogelen was the first comprehensive account of the birds of the Netherlands: five volumes with 250 hand-coloured copper engravings, published in Amsterdam between 1770 and 1829. Cornelius Nozeman (1720-1786), a Remonstrant minister, wrote the text of the first two volumes; three generations of the Sepp family drew, engraved and published the plates.
- Published
- 1770
- Sheet
- 14½ × 21¾ in, original size
- Volumes
- 3
- Original in
- Teylers Museum, Haarlem
- In our collection
- 131 prints
All 131 prints
131 prints
Patrijs of Veldhoen (fem)
$185
Rotgans
$185
Bergeend (mas)
$185
Bergeend (Fem)
$185
Grote Zeemeeuw
$185
Brandgans
$185
Roek
$185
Pestvogel
$185
Rietgans
$185
Bonte Kraai
$185
Kolgans
$185
Boompieper
$185
Fluiteend (mas)
$185
Fluiteend (fem)
$185
Wilde Eend (mas)
$185
Wilde Eend (fem)
$185
Kauw
$185
Kruisbek
$185
Kraai
$185
Bosvink
$185
Sperwer
$185
Stootvalk
$185
Kleine Fuut
$185
Kramsvogel
$185
Halfsnip
$185
Kraagmerel
$185
Zaagbek (mas)
$185
Zaagbek (fem)
$185
Stormzwaluw
$185
Dubbelsnip
$185
Goudplevier (mas)
$185
Goudplevier (fem)
$185
Schildeend (mas)
$185
Schildeend (fem)
$185
Zwarte Ruiter
$185
The complete set
Nederlandsche Vogelen is also available as a complete set: every plate we hold, as a facsimile at the original size, with a title page, a contents page and a certificate, in a Solander box.
Limited to 50 sets. Price on request.