18+ Verify age SVE-0668.2026 Marquet, Albert. Two plates from the erotic album 'Sans titre' (suite of 28 lithographs). — Paris: Les Amis du Pont-Neuf, 1959 (posthumous).
SVE-0665.2025 Portrait of Edwin Abbott Abbott by W. & D. Downey / Carbon transfer print, London, 1891.
SVE-0664.2025 Johann Caspar Weinrauch. Czar Peter’s conduct after the victory over his enemies / Engraving, 1793 (published 1794).
SVE-0663.2025 Jacques Callot. Two plates from La Grande Passion (The Large Passion) / Etching, c. 1619–24.
SVE-0662.2025.S Wenceslaus Hollar, after Hans Holbein the Younger. Sir William Butts and Lady Mary Butts (trad.) / Etching, 1649 (late 18th century impression).
SVE-0660.2025 Jacques Callot. Two plates (Lieure 553 & 558) from 'La Noblesse' (The Nobility) / Etching, c. 1623.
SVE-0659.2025 Jacques Callot. Two plates (nos. 12 and 14) from Balli di Sfessania (Dance of Sfessania) / Etching, c. 1622.
SVE-0658.2025 Stefano della Bella. An Old Man Seated; a Peasant Woman in the Distance (Plate 11 from Caprice faict par de la Bella — “Caprice by della Bella”) / Etching, c. 1642.
SVE-0656.2025 Stefano della Bella, after Alfonso Parigi. Scena grotta di Vulcano, from 'Le nozze degli Dei' / Etching, 1637.
SVE-0655.2025 Jacques Callot. La Vie de l’Enfant Prodigue (The Life of the Prodigal Son) / Etching, 1635. (Full suite)
SVE-0654.2025 Jacques Callot. La Petite Passion (The Little Passion) / Etching, c. 1624–1625 (Full suite)
SVE-0370.2019.L Vasily Maté, after Ivan Kramskoi. Portrait of the Sculptor Mark Antokolsky / Etching, late 19th century.
SVE-0641.2025.M Romulus and Remus, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae" / Hendrick van Schoel edition, early 17th century.
SVE-0640.2025.M Antonio Tempesta. An Ostrich Hunt (plate 6), from Hunting Scenes V / Etching, 1600–20.
SVE-0639.2025.M Friedrich von Hulsen. The Infant St John Venerating the Christ Child, with St Elizabeth and St Zacharias / Engraving, Frankfurt am Main, early 17th century.
SVE-0638.2025.S Stefano della Bella. Another Cannon Convoy, from "Peace and War" / Etching, Paris, c.1638–43.
