Dick Bruna (1927-2017), coloured litho, Miffy 'Nijntje' on ice skates, poster for 'Pampers', copyright Mercis bv, not backed, 1963 -61 x 40 cm, minor brown spots right-hand side-

Dick Bruna (1927-2017), coloured litho, 'Niet apart maar samen. De openbare school', poster for 'Vereniging voor openbaar onderwijs Amsterdam', published by 'Steendrukkerij De Jong & co, Hilversum', not backed, 1966 -65 x 45 cm, creases lower left and right, repair top left-

Dick Bruna (1927-2017), coloured litho, 'Groot verdriet. Stop kinderarbeid', poster for 'FNV', design Kloosterman and Timmermans, copyright Mercis, not backed, 1999 -84 x 59 cm, creases, taped corners-

Jan Sluijters (1881–1957). Charlotte Köhler. Lithographic poster, Amsterdam, Senefelder, circa 1953. 104 x 71 cm. Signed in the plate. Portrait of the celebrated Dutch stage actress Charlotte Köhler (1892–1977), whose career spanned more than half a century at the Nederlandsche Comedy and beyond. Scattered foxing and some discolouration to the paper.

Marc Chagall (1887-1985), 'Nice, Soleil Fleurs', colour lithograph poster, France, 1962 -100 x 62 cm, discolouration, damage to corners, some wear-

Framed cotton cloth featuring a two-part central red-coloured illustration. Left scene: Minerva sits at a loom behind a drawn-back curtain. In the foreground, five children are shown with a round tub containing starch or dye, a roll of fabric, a piece of printed cotton, and a container of bobbins. 'Leiden, Summer, 1918. Due to the cut-off supply of cotton from America and the cessation of yarn deliveries from England, we are unfortunately compelled to halt our cotton weaving operations' etc. De Leidsch Katoenmaatschappij voorheen De Heyder & Co. An interesting historical advertisement asking people to bring their textile to be printed at the factory -78 x 87 cm, some signs of wear-

Large collection of printed material, circa 1910s–1920s. A substantial assembly of printed matter centred on covers and pages from De Nieuwe Amsterdammer, the progressive Dutch weekly published 1914–1920, many illustrated by Willy Sluijters. The collection is supplemented by a print by Theo van Hoytema (1863–1917) and examples by further artists of the period. Also some French and German printed editions added.

Collection of approximately fifteen cultural and exhibition posters, offset lithographs, various sizes, circa 1960s–2000s. Including: David Hockney, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Ikko Tanaka, Musée de la Publicité, Paris, 1988; Paul Gauguin, exhibition poster; Jan Sluijters, Rijksmuseum Twente; Dick Bruna, poster for the Federatie Nederlandse Vakbeweging (FNV); and a Princessehof, Leeuwarden exhibition poster. Together with several other cultural posters. The condition is ranging across the group.

Collection of fifteen literary and cultural posters from the Netherlands, predominantly offset lithographs, various sizes, 1953–1999. The group consists principally of Boekenweek (Dutch Book Week) posters spanning some four decades, issued annually by the CPNB and a large-format Boekenweek poster, 1999, after a design by Karel Appel (1921–2006); approximately 84 × 119 cm. Together with approximately fourteen further Boekenweek and literary posters, ranging from 1953 through the 1990s. The condition is generally good to very fine throughout.

Collection of nine comic art exhibition posters, offset lithographs, various sizes. The group covers Belgian and Dutch comic art, including an exhibition poster for Maarten Toonder (1912–2005), creator of Tom Poes and Heer Bommel, issued for an exhibition at the Teylers Museum, Haarlem; and a Kuifje (Tintin) exhibition poster relating to the Inca adventure, Volkenkunde Museum, Leiden. In total nine posters. The condition is generally good throughout.