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Künstler-Inventare; Urkunden Zur Geschichte Der Holländischen Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from University of Toronto http://www.archive.org/details/knstlerinventa05bred KUNSTLER-INVENTARE KÜNSTLER-INVENTARE URKUNDEN ZUR GESCHICHTE DER HOLLÄNDISCHEN KUNST DES XVPen^ XVIIten UND XVIIIten JAHRHUNDERTS HERAUSGEGEBEN VON Dr. A. BREDIUS UNTER MITWIRKUNG VON Dr. O. IIIRSCHMANN FÜNFTER TEIL MIT 7 ABBILDUNGEN UND 86 FACSIMILES HAAG MARTINUS NIJIIÜFF 1918 975684 , Inhalt. Seite Vorwort xi Die Nachlass-Versteigerung von Pieter Isaacsz. (Mit Urkunden über Isaac Isaacsz , Matheus van Hoven und Micliiel van de Sande) 1473 Inventar eines Verwandten von Hans van Ebelen (Evelen) 1490 Die Naclilass-Versteigerung von Jan Jansz .... 1494 Das Xachlass-Inventar des Vaters von Simon Root. (Mit Urkunden über Anthony Leemans und Nicolaes ' Lissant) . 1497 Bilderverkauf durch Abraham de Cooge. (Mit Urkunden über Adriaen Hansz Muj-lties) 1511 Das Xachlass-Inventar von Edo Quiter 1523 Inventar von Pieter Ykens 1528 Inventar und Xachlass-Inventar von Jan Blom |Pro- voost], (Mit Urkunden über Jan Pietersz Blom und Jan Huybertsz Blom) 1531 Das Nachlass-lnventar der Witwe von Philips le Petit. (Mit Urkunden über Alexander , Bernardus Philips und Niclaes le Petit und Lucas Verstratei)). 1549 Das Nachlass-lnventar von Willem Willemsz Swin- derwyck 1576 Das Xachlass-Inventar von" Jacob Loys 1588 Das Xachlass-Inventar von Hans van Londerseel . 1594 Inventar von Xicolaes de Bruyn 1599 Vlll — Seite Das Nachlass-Inventar von Maerten Adriaensz Balken- eynde. (]\Iit Urkunden über Floris van Schooten und Jacob Wynants) 1604 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Francois Verwilt. (Mit Urkunden über Adriaen Fransz) 1617 Das Nachlass-Inventar der Witwe von Abraham Verlinde. (Mit Urkunden über Willem Verlinde) . 1629 Das Nachlass-Inventar der Witwe von Crijn Hen- dricksz Volmarijn. (Mit Urkunden über Abraham Furnerius) 1634 Inventar von Jacob Belle TOis 1648 Die Nachlass-Inventare von Johannes Houwens und seiner AVitwe 1651 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Isaack de Colonia . 1655 Inventar von Grerard Uylenburgh. (Mit Urkunden über Hendrick Uylenburgh) 1660 Inventar von Johan Post. (Mit Urkunden über Maurits Post, Frans Post und Mattheus Pellecum) . 1691 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Pieter Roman. (Mit Ur- kunden über Jacobus Roman) 1719 Die Nachlass-Versteigerung von Karel van Mander . 1733 Die Nachlass-Versteigerung von Claes Rauwart. (Mit Urkunden über Jacob Rauwart) 1734 Bilder verkauf durch Jan Pietersz van Gils. (Mit Urkunden über Pieter Stael) 1751 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Johannes Vermeulen [Rot- terdam]. (Mit Urkunden über Isaac und Jan Vermeulen [Haarlem]) 1761 Inventar von Pieter Janssens Elinga 1767 Inventar von Abraham (van) Westervelt 1773 Das Nachlass-Inventar der Witwe von Anthony Claesz, (3Iit Urkunden über Anthony Claesz II und III). 1778 Die Nachlass-Versteigerung von David van der Pias. 1788 Die Nachlass-Versteigerung von Pieter van der Pias. (Mit Urkunden über Abraham van der Pias) . 1798 Inventar von Gcor": Dathan 1801 — IX — Seite Das Nachlass-Tnventar von Elisabeth Hoomis , Frau von Marcus Cortz. (Mit Urkunden über die Künst- lerfamilien Hoomis und van Hillegaert) .... 1802 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Simon Jordaens II. (Mit Urkunden über die andern IMaler der Delfter Familie Jordaens und über Abraham Roswinckel). 1813 Inventare von Emanuel de Witte 1829 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Jan Wils 1848 Inventar von Abraham de Pape 1858 Bilderverkauf durch Claes Eeuwouts. (Mit Urkunden über Claes und Reynier Eeuwouts) 1868 Vorwort. Diesem fünften Bande wird noch ein sechster folgen, der neben einer Reihe von Inventaren (u. a. ein solches mit neuen Rembrandturkunden) Nachträge zu den bereits gedruckten Dokumenten enthalten wird. Das Register zu diesen sechs Teilen wird als eigenes Bändchen erscheinen. Haag, im Oktober 1918. A. B. DIE NACHLASS-VERSTEIGERUNG VON PIETER ISAACSZ. (Mit Urkunden über Isaac Isaacsz, Matheus van Hoven und Michiel van de Sande). Über den dänischen Hofmaler Pieter Isaacsz bat N. de Roever in Oud Holland 1885 (S. 171 ff.) eine interessante Reibe von Akten mitgeteilt und dabei aucb einen kurzen Auszug aus der nachstehenden Versteigerungsliste gegeben. Diese ist aber interessant genug , um ganz abgedruckt zu werden. Zwar werden nur bei wenigen Bildern die Malernamen genannt ; dafür entscbädigt aber die Eintragung von vielen Käufernamen. Unter diesen kommt auch Matheus van Hove vor , dem man überhaupt öfters als Käufer auf Auktionen begegnet. In den Beilagen kann ich einiges über ihn mitteilen ; er ist danach um 1590 geboren. Am 1. August 1637 machte er krank ein Testament und ist offenbar kurz darauf ge- storben, da am 15. September 1638 seine Frau schon als Witwe erwähnt wird. Werke sind mir keine von ihm bekannt. Interessanter als über ihn sind die Akten über Isaac Isaacsz , den Sohn von Pieter Isaacsz , der in seiner Jugend ein rechter Taugenichts gewesen zu sein scheint. Von ihm sind nur sehr wenige Werke bekannt. Zu den bei Wurzbach genannten ist hinzuzufügen das durch ihn gemalte Bildnis seines Oheims, des Geschichtsschreibers Johan Isacius Pon- tanus , das Jan van de Velde gestochen hat ; ich sah das Original auf einem Landgut in der Nähe von Zutphen. Noch sei erwähnt, dass im Mai 1669 in Haarlem ein Pieter Isacksz Schilder erwähnt wird, der einem (joudslagvr 03 . , 1474 isAACSz. G-eld für geprägtes Grold schuldig ist. ^). Ob er ein Nach- komme von dem älteren Pieter Isaacsz war, vermag ich nicht anzugeben. Op den 22 Sept. 1626 gyn ten versoeche van de erffgenamen van Pieter Ysackscn vercocht dese naervolgende Schilderyen rondwerck etc. op de Brestraat over de Hoochstraet (in Amsterdam). '^) 67. Een slapent vroutgen in een rosecrans. f 5 : 15 100. Een stnclcgen van twee Sotten (Narren) . „ 2: 93. Een stucJc daer Thomas de vinger in Christus wonde steect „ 4. 96. Een Ärent (Adler) „ 2: 10 90. Een Pyper 2 „ — 114. Drie cleyne oude stuckgens. 10 108, 111, „ — 106^09,110. „ , „ „ . „ 5 94. Een Bruijt „ 2 2 74. Een schael met druijven en andere frügten. „ 14 10 • 86. Een Lantschap met eenighe reysers. „ 14 70. Een Lantschapgen „ 6 : 80. Een Lantschapgen met rovery (Raub- überfall) „ 4 : 5 68. Een stucJcgen met Judith „ 4 •12 77. Een conterfeytsel naer Spinola (Jan Geurtss — Bogaert op de Gelderse Cay) „ 6:5: 62. Een conterfeytsel nae Frins (Frederik) — Sendrick y, 6 : 5 : 56. Een conterfeytsel naer den Koninck van Denemarcken (Christiaen IV.) . y, 29 : 60. Een stuck van Judith „ 13 : 10 15 69. Een hloempotge y, 7 : 89. Een Maria metlet Kindeken en Joseph — (Hendrick Jansz Kruywaghen) . „ 7 : 15 : — 49. Een Trony naer Prins Maiirits . „ 3:5: 1) Prot. Not. L. Baert , Haarlem. 2) Die Nummerierung ist die des Originals. , isAACsz. 1475 — 66. Een man en ivijff die bei/de speien. f 5:0: 73. Een onthytge (Com. Bethsen in de War- .5 .• — moesstraet) „ 5 ; 72. Een deel kreeften en anders „ 4 : 15 : — 145. Een conterfeytseltgen in een rondeken nae de eerste Biscop van Antwerpen (Ädriaen van Nieidandt) „ 6:5: — 71. Een stucxken daerin een deel vis met een cat „ 10 : 10 : — 50. Een Lantschap met een koetswagen (Kutsche) „ 30: 0: — 47. Een Lantschapjen met een brandt daerin van Momper (Helena Bieters , de doehter). „ J20 : 15 : — 76. Een Brandt van Troyen „ 3 : 15 : — 75. Een stitckgen met drie hondekens . „ 2:5: — 63. Een groot stuck van de Koninck van Benemarcken'' s Speelhuys ende Lantschap — (Helena Bieters) y, 27 : : 82. 18 keysers Ironien op doeck ,, 29 : 5 : 45. Een paert van Bieter Ysacksz . ^ 14 : : 81. 18 keyserstronien op paneel ^ 50 : : 65. Een stmkgen daer de godinnen haer baden „ 10 : 15 : 54 en 55. Twee schetsgens van wit en swart (G-risaille-Skizzen) van Bieter Ysacksz . „ 10 : 10 : — Ben 23 dito. 79. Een Maria mettetKindeken in een rosecrans. „ 9:15:0 25. Twee hoofden van Seneca en Nero van : : Jaques de Gheyn y, 17 10 88. Twee OsseJiooffden (Matheus van Hoven ^ . Schilder , in de Koestraet )) . „ 3:0:0 51. Een karsnacht (Christnacht) van Bieter . — Ysacksen . „ 3 : 10 : 1) Vergl. die Beilagen S. 1484 fiF. ,. .. 1476 ISAACSZ. 13. Een Tromj (Matheus van Hoven) . / 1:0 52. Een stiickgen gedootverfft van Pieter Ysacksen 4. 15 98. Twee tronien van P'" Ysacksen .... 4. 10 53. Een gedootverfd stuckgen van P'' Ysacksen. 5 . 5 101. Een stuckgen met root en wit van Pieter Ysacksen (Matheus van Hoven) .... 3 15 92. Twee paerden van P^ Ysacksz .... 2 ' 6 99. Een trony 2 • 91. Een oud stuckgen van de Hemelvaert Mariae 2. 4 109, 110, 113, 123. Vier cleyne oude stuckgens . 16 Zes oude stuckgens met versch. nonibers (Franchois van üffelen, Schilder) . 15 Zes dito (ideni.) . 12 107, 112. 2 oude sttickgens 6 130. Een conterfeytsel van een kint (Grietge de meyt [Dienstmädchen] daer ten huyse). — •10 126, 127. Twee stuckgens met root 1 1 84. Een stuck nae Tietsjaen (Tizian) van de onthooffdingh Johannis 37. 10 Vier oude stuckgens 4 10 48. Een stuckgen loit en swart 5 83. Een stuckgen met verscheyde bloemen . 3 . 10 78. Een groot stuck van de Koninck van Denemarcken' s Speelhuys 30. 38. Een wintertge van de Stom (Avercamp) 30 95. Een Trony van een oud man .... 8. 5 27. Twee kinderen van Pieter Ysacksz . 30 133. Een kindere Trony 1. 1 128. Een Trony — . 3 140. Een Trony — 18 138. Een vrous Trony — . 9 139. Een mans Trony 1: Den 24'" dito. 4 stucx rontwerck (l'lastik) (Wouter Dircksz — beelthouwer op de Keysersgraft) „ : 15 : :, : isAAcsz. 1477 2 Tronien en een root Satiertgen (Gerrit ' Lamberts^ , heeltsnyder op de Brestraet) . f 1 : 2: — • . .' — 1 Mannetge „ — :18: ' • — 1 Voet en 1 hoofgen „ 1. 4: ' — 2 springe)ide paertgens „ 3:14: J2 Jceyser hoofden „ 1 kintgen van ivas , 1 hoofgen en een •11: schilpad „ 1: • — 4 stiicx plaester (Gripsplastik) „ 1: 0: ' — 5 „ rontwerck „ 1: 7 • — 5 dito „ 1: 9: ' — 2 kindertgens „ 2 2 • — 1 kindeken „ 1: 6: 2 kindertgens 2:• 2: — „ — 1 kindeken „ 1: 6: 2 kindertgens „ 2 15: — : — 5 stucx rontwerck „ — 9: 1 copere kindeken „ 29 : 0: — 1 wassen zittend vroutgen ^1:0 1 gedootverffde doeck van Apelles . „ 9 : 10 104. Een Trony op paneel . ,^3:0 Een oudc Doeck 1:0 Totalertrag .
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