signed and inscribed ‘I. de Weert. fecit./ D. Rycaert. pinxit.’ and ‘Ick knersel-tandt […] geschien’ (in the plate)
engraving, watermark seven-pointed foolscap
19.4 x 14.3 cm
Hollstein 5, first and final state [1]
A good impression, trimmed just outside or to the platemark, there are a few unobtrusive smudges, pasted onto an old mount at the left edges where the sheet is slightly cockled, but the sheet is in otherwise good condition

[1] C. Schuckman, 'Hollstein’s Dutch & Flemish Etchings, Engravings and Woodcuts. 1450-1700.
Volume LI. Isaac van Waesberghe to Jean de Weert', Rotterdam, 1998, p. 299.