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Künstler-Inventare; Urkunden Zur Geschichte Der Holländischen Digitized by the Internet Archive in 20l10 witii funding from University of Toronto littp://www.arcliive.org/details/l<nstlerinventaOObred KUNSTLER-INVENTARE 1 KÜNSTLER-INVENTARE URKUNDEN ZUR GicsciiiCHTi-: di:r 1 U L L Ä X D I S C 1 1 ]•: X K U X S T DES X\V^'\ XVm<^» UXD XYIIP«^» J AH RIIUN UKRTS IIliRAUSGEGKBKN VON Dr. A. BREDIUS UNTER MIT\MRKUN(J VUX Dk. O. UIRSCIIMANN VIERTER TEIL MIT 7 AUBILDüNGEN UND 93 EACSIMILES I1AA(; M A R T I X U S X IJ II O F F 1917 11 975677 Inhalt. Seite Vorwort xi Inventar von Paulus Hennekijn 1105 Inventar von Laurens Floor 1112 Das Xaclilass-Inventar von Willem van Campen. (Mit Urkunden über Jacob van Campen) 1118 Inventar von Vermeij 1133 Inventar von Gillis Gerritsz Dancker 1134 Inventar von Hendrick de Jonge 1135 Bilder im Besitze von Lambert Hendricksz van der Straten. (]\Iit Urkunden über Jacob Verhagen) . 11313 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Hendrik van Hcusden. (I\Iit Urkunden über Adriaen van Heusden) . 1139 Das Xachlass-Inventar von Lucas Luce 1142 Das Xaclilass-Inventar von Louis van den Queborn. (Mit Urkunden über Daniel und Crispiaen van den Queborn , Pieter do Putter und Abraham van Be^^eren) lloO Bilder verkaufe von Cornelis van der Voort und das X'achlass-Inventar von Pieter van der Voort. 1173 Das Xaclilass-Inventar von Justus van Huysuin . 1185 Das Xachlass-Inventar von Jan van Huysum. (]\Iit Urkunden über Michiel van Huysum) 1197 Das Xachlass-Inventar von Juriaen Pool 1203 Das X^achlass-Inventar von Melchior de Hondecoeter. (Mit Urkunden über die andern Maler aus der Familie de Hondecoeter) 1210 ^ — VllI — Seite Das Nachlass-Inventar von Tjerk Adriaensz Backer. (Mit Urkunden über Steven van Goor und Willem Strycker) 1241 Inventar und Nachlass-Inventar von Vincent Lourensz van der Vinne. (Mit Urkunden über Jan und Laurens van der Vinne) 1258 Das Nachlass-Inventar von David Beckx. (]\Iit Urkun- den zu Herman und Josua ßreckerveld) .... 1267 Inventar von Hermanus Serin 1286 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Simon Luttichuys . 1288 Inventar von Isaack Luttichuys 1296 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Elias ]\Ieganck. (Mit Urkunden über ßartholomeus Appelman) .... 1309 Bilderverkauf von Jacobus Houstraet 1313 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Hendrick Noorderwiel. 1315 Bilder aus dem Besitz von Barend Graat .... 1319 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Juriaen van Streeck. (Mit Urkunden ül)er Hendrick van Streeck und Johannes Ebbelaer) 1333 Das Nachlass-Inventar der Witwe von Laurens Borsman 1345 Inventar von Hendrick Brandt 1347 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Guiljam Verhoeven. 1349 Das Nachlass-Inventar van Floris Swarthout . 1350 Das Nachlass-Inventar von Michiel Shee 1351 Bilderverpfändung durch Abraham (de) Decker. (Mit Urkunden über David de Decker) 1353 Inventar eines ungenannten Malers 1358 Bilderverpfändung durch Hendrick Hendricksz Jong- bloet 1362 Inventare von Jacob de Goningh 1366 Inventare von Bieter van der Hülst und dessen Mutter, Witv^e von Godschalk van der Hülst. (Mit Urkunden über Richard Farrington) 1371 Inventar eines Verwandten von Jacobus van Solt. 1396 — IX — Seite Inventar von Dirck Dalens I. (I\Iit Urkunden über -Johannes , Willem , Dirck 1 1 und Dirck III Dalens). 1400 Inventar von Philips van Santwyck, mit Bildern von Franroys van Santwyck) 1422 Das Nachlass-lnventar von Nicolaes Vosmaer. (I\Iit Urkunden über die verschiedenen Maler der Familie Vosmaer) 1430 Bilderversteigerung durch (rerrit de Bock (Bück). 144ß Das Nachlass-Inventar von Christiaen August Francke. 1448 Das Xaohlass- Inventar von Daniel IMarot d. J. 1452 Inventar von Thomas Cruse 1456 Inventar der Eltern von Jan Snoek 1459 Inventar von Hans van Essen 1461 Das Xachlass-lnventar von Dirck Cornelisz. 1466 Inventar von Philips Gillisz 1467 Inventar von Joris Ariensz 1470 Das Xachlass-lnventar von Joris Willemsz Rossum . 1471 Das Nachlass-Inventar des Witwe von Antony Renten. 1472 Vorwort. Während der Drucklegung des vierten Bandes hat sich das Material wieder so angehäuft, dass der fünfte und vorläufig letzte Band , dem als gesondertes Bändchen endlich das Register folgen soll, nicht alles mehr aufnehmen kann. Vielleicht bietet sich später noch einmal, hoffentlich in friedlicheren Zeiten , die Gelegenheit , einen Xachtraghand herauszugeben. Haag, im Xovember 1917. A. B. ; INVENTAR VON PAULUS HENNEKIJN. Dass die Bilder des Amsterdamer Porträt- und Stilleben- malers Paulus Hennekijn so selten sind, mag z. T. daran liegen , dass sie unter andern Namen . vor allem dem Bartholomeus van der Helsts gehen. Den Vergleich mit , dessen Bildern können sie aber , so tüchtig sie auch gemalt sind, doch nur selten aushalten. Zwei gute Beispiele, ein Herren- und ein Damenbildnis , besitzt seit 1905 das Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam (Ivat. 1912 Nrn. 1166a und 1166b); beide sind voll bezeichnet, das erste 1658, das zweite 1642 datiert. Ein besonders schönes Bildnis war bei Jhr. Beels van Heemstede in Amsterdam. In der Ver.stei- gerung Cremer in Amsterdam am 21. Juni 1887 wurden als Nrn. 60 und 61 zwei Bildnispaare von Hennekijn ver- kauft. Von dem ersten war das männliche Porträt bezeichnet von Nr. 61 waren beide Stücke nicht bezeichnet, aber doch offenkundig von derselben Hand. Die Paare wurden getrennt und kamen so noch einige IMale auf den Markt. Die Firma Fred. ]\Iuller & Co. in Amsterdam erwarb nach Jahren das eine Paar in anderer Kombination, das unbezeichnete männliche Bildnis zusammen mit dem Damenbildnis des andern Paare.s. Dieses Damenbildnis wurde am 26. Mai 1914 mit der Sammlung R. Peltzer in Amsterdam als Nr. 321 versteigert; das männliche Porträt war 1915 in einer Ausstellung bei Fred. Muller & Co. zu sehen. Ein 1640 datiertes Damen- porträt befindet sich in der Sammlung Jhr. H. Camberl^-n d'Amougies in Puttenbergh bei Pepinghem (Belgien). Kramm (Aanhangsel) erwähnt eine 1665 datierte lebensgrosse Halbfigur einer Dame mit einer Uhr in der Hand. Ein voll 70 1 106 HENNEKIJN. bezeichnetes grosses Stilleben von Hennekijn, das an Kalif erinnert, ist in der Kunsthalle in Hamburg. Inventaris van de goederen van Paidus Hennekijn wegens Abraham de Later. Amsterdam , 30 April 1667. Ärmlicher Hausrat. 26 Bilder grosse und kleine , ohne nähere Beschreibung, , Sechs Rahmen. Eine Landkarte. Einige Malgerätschaften. Eine Schachtel mit einem Harnisch. Eine Kiste mit Kupferstichen (printies). Zwei Staffeleien. Een vurffsteen (Farbenreibstein). ^) BEILAGEN. a.) 1636. 4. Dez. Paulus Hennekijn, 25 Jahre alt ^), wohnhaft bei seinem Vormund Abraham de Goyer au der Keizersgracht (in Amster- dam), verheiratet sich mit der 24 järigen Cornelia de Swart. ^) b.) 1645. Paulus Hennekijn wird durch den Vater eines Dienstmäd- chens insinuiert. c.) 1646. 20. Mai. Begraben in der Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam: Een killt vanPoulus Hennekien, by de Reg ulierstoorn. f 5:6:5. *) 1) Prot. Not. ? (Wahr seil ei nlich H. Westfrisius, Amsterdam.) 2) Vergl. jedoch die Beilagen i und k. 3) Amsterdamer Kirchenbücher. 4) Amsterdamer Begräbnisbücher. HENNEKIJN. 1107 a.) 1652. 17. Nov. Paulus Heniit'kiju unterschreibt für Bartholomeus van der Helst als Zeuge ein Aktenstück. M (Vergl. hier vorne TI S. 401 BeiUige (J.,). (Unterzeichnet :) ^j^a^tiJlhi rj^^.^i^i^j^-y. e.) 1658. 10. Jan. Abrechnung von Paulus Hennekijn mit den Diakonen der englischen Kirche in Amsterdam. Er bewohnt eines ihrer Häuser, ohne bisher Miete bezahlt zu haben. Er bleibt noch ü. 548 schuldig, verspricht aber, diese im kommenden Mai zu bezahlen. — Jan de Swart, sein Schwager, bürgt für ihn. ^) f.) 1659. 27. März. Paulus Hennekijn, wohnhaft h\j de ReguUers Toorn in een van de huysen ioebehoorende de armen van de wäre gereformeerde Engeische Gemeente (in Amsterdam) schuldet /. 467. Jan de Hooghe bürgt für ihn. ^) g.) 1659. Paulus Hennekijn ist mit andern Malern vSchuldner des Kahmenfabrikanten Eentgens für gelieferte Rahmen. *) h.) 1662. Sept. In einem Wechsel aus Rotterdam: UE. gelieft te betalen aen Paidus Hennekyn op tien dagen zieht f 1200.— ^). 1) Prot. Not. J. van der Hoeven, Amsterdam. 2) Prot. Not. J. van de Ven, Amsterdam. 3) Prot. Not. D. Danckeitsz, Amsterdam. 4) Prot. Not. J. de Vos, Amsterdam. 5^ Prot. Not. J. van Hell, Amsterdam. , 1108 HENNEKIJN. i.) 1664. 24. Nov. Aussage vou Paulus Henuekijn, in der er angiebt, 50 Jahre alt zu sein ^j k.) 1665. 25. Nov. Zeugenerklärimg von Paulus Heuuekyn, etwa 51 Jahre alt, Gross- wohnhaft in der Rosestraat (in Amsterdam) , für den kaufmann Johan Webster. *) 1.) 1666. 16. und 19. Febr. Paulus Hennekyn führt als Vormund der Kinder von Guillaume Kemp selig einen Prozess gegen Jaques de Vos in Brüssel. ^) m.) 30. März. Paulus Hennekyn, wohnhaft in der Rosestraat in de Vergalde Schol unterzeichnet als Zeuge das Testament eines Matrosen: ') n.) 6. Mai. Es hat den Anschein , dass das Mobiliar von Paulus Hennekyn gepfändet werden sollte, weshalb dieser Malgerät und Bilder seinem 8ohne, David Hennekijn, schenkte. Marcus Kemp, Maler, 22 Jahre alt, erklärt auf Ersuchen von David Hennekyn Constschilder , dass diesem die nachfolgenden Gegenstände per- sönlich gehören. Er, Kemp, wisse das, da er schon seit Jahren mit David Hennekyn befreundet sei: Een kasje met verwen (Farben) swart geschildert. Een viercant kisge met tekeningen, printen en verren. Een "palet met penceelen (Pinsel). Een swarte hauten maelstock. Een blicken morsback (blechene Spüldose). 1) Prot. Not. H. Rosa, Amsterdam. 2) Prot. Not. J. Molengraeff, Amsterdam. 3) Prot. Not. Joli. Hellerus, Amsterdam. , HENNEKIJN. 1109 Drie lijsten, daervan een gesneden (geschnitzt). Soch drye schilderyen. Een (jroot stuck, begonnen, met fruyten. , Een stnckje Stilleven denoterende een romer , granaetappelen, limoen, felp cleet (Sammetteppich).
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