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Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 bron Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9. Hollandia, Baarn 1910 Zie voor verantwoording: http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_gul001191001_01/colofon.php © 2017 dbnl *2 Alphabetisch register A Blz. Adema van Scheltema, C.S.: Uit 122 Stilte en Strijd d'Audretsch, Lucy:Klompjesdans 61 B Baekelmans, Lode: 106 Boekbespreking Bezemer, F.: Oude Boeken 101, 135 Boddaert, Marie: Roswitha 62 Bohme, M.: Apostel Dodenscheidt 141 Bordeaux, Henry: La Croisée des 53 Chemins Bordeaux, Henry:Alsonsdeoogen 142 opengaan Borel, Henri: ‘Het daghet in den 185 Oosten’ Boudier-Bakker: Armoede 26 Bowen, Marjorie:Ikzalhandhaven 187 Brandt van Doorne, C.P.: Hanna 103 Brockett, P.: Bibliography of 184 aeronautics Bruggen, Carry van: Een 91 Vergissing Bruggen, Carry van:DeVerlatene 138 Brunt, Aty: Bij Jan Eigenhuis 10 Brunt, Aty: Bij Johan de Meester 129 Buis, F.A.: Boekbespreking 93, 187 Buysse, Cyriël: Het Ezelken 188 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 C Chapelle Roobol, S. la: In 28 Tweestrijd Chesterton, G.B.: Bernard Shaw 7 Couperus, Louis: Van en over 164 Mijzelf en Anderen D Davids, William: Archer de Lima 49 Davids, William: Chantecler 99 Davids, William: Boekbespreking 53 Delen, Ary: Boekbespreking 24, 124 Dokkum, J.D.C. van: Engelsche 184 33 Verkiezingsreclame Dokkum, J.D.C. van: 184 Boekbespreking Doorman, Chr.: Boekbespreking 62 Drabbe, L.H.A.: Twee Karakters 29 Dijk, Dr. Is. van: De Heer Willem 54 Kloos en de ‘Exacte Waarheid’ E Eckeren, Gerard van: De Heer 54 Willem Kloos en de Exacte waarheid Eckeren, Gerard van: Oneerlijk 128 of onbevoegd? Eckeren, Gerard van:Adriaanvan 161 Oordt Eckeren, Gerard van: ‘Russisch’ 190 behandeld? Eckeren, Gerard van: 14, 16, 29, 54, 69, 106, 108, 110, 120, Boekbespreking 138, 162, 175, 185 Eeden, Frederik van: De 29 Nachtbruid Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 Eeden, Frederik van: Het Paleis 42 van Circe Eigenhuis, J.: De Ruige Hoeve 108 Elring, Gust. van: Onze Dichters 59 Esser, I.: Jacob van Lennep 1 Esser, I.: Boekbespreking 1 F Feith, Jan: Het Valsche Russische 110 Goud Feith, Jan: Een week als Vliegmensch 175 G Gallas, K.R.: Edouard Rod 97 Gezelle, Caesar: Leliën van Dalen 70 Graaff, Annie de: Russische 52, 152 Letteren Greshoff, Jan: Aan den Verlaten 24 Vijver Greshoff, Jan: Gesprek met Henri 66 van Booven Greshoff, Jan: Boekbespreking 118 Gutteling, A. en Maurits 118 Uyldert: Bloemlezing uit de Nieuwste Nederl. Dichtkunst H Haakman, Ida: Boekbespreking 61, 62, 141, 142, 158 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 *3 Haje, Dr. Ch.F.: Boekbespreking 169 Heurck, Emile van, et G.J. 124 Boekenoogen: Histoire de l'Imagerie populaire flamande Heyermans Jr., Herman: De 57 schoone slaapster Hoeven, J.H. van der: Louis 106 Bouwmeester Hoogvliet, Dr. J.M.: Björnstjerne 81 Bjornson Hoven, Thérèse: Santa Catharina 141 Huis Oud en Nieuw, Het 127 K Key, Ellen: De Vrouwenbeweging 158 Kloos. W.: Vertaling van de Navolging 54 van Christus Koning, Johan: Detlev von 88 Liliencron Koning, Johan: De 145 Literatuur-beweging van 1880 (Herdenking ‘Nieuwe Gids’) Koning, Joh.: W. Raabe - In 181 Memoriam. Paul Heyse - Nobelprijs Koning, Joh.: Boekbespreking 174 Koster, Edw. B.: Adrastos en andere 23 Gedichten Koster, Edw. B.: Odusseus' Dood 23 Koster, Edw. B.: William Watson 37 (Hedendaagsche Engelsche Dichters II) Koster, Edw. B.: Francis Thompson 116 (Hedendaagsche Engelsche Dichters III) Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 L Lagerlöf, Selma: Herinneringen 187 Lapidoth - Swarth, Hélène: 120 Bleeke Luchten Leendertz Jr., Dr. P.: Het Leven van 169 Vondel Lennep, Jhr. Dr. M.F.: Het Leven van 1 Mr. Jacob van Lennep Letterkundig Leven uit de Tijdschriften 16, 31, 47, 63, 78, 96, 111, 128, 143, 159, 176, 191 Lexicografische Mededeelingen (door J.D.C. van Dokkum) A. Aletrino 159 - Ina Boudier-Bakker 189 - I. Esser (Soera Rana; C. Terburch) 111 - Hélène Lapidoth-Swarth 62 - Frank Lateur (Stijn Streuvels) 76 - Jacobus van Looy 77 - W.L. Penning Jr. 163 - Ary Prins 63 - Dr. E.D. Pijzel 159 - Isr. Querido 142 - Top van Rhijn-Naeff 95 - Herman Robbers 95 - Nico van Suchtelen 189 Leyden, Jeanne C. van: Eroticon 123 Loeb, W.: Bij Hans Benzmann 40 Loon, H. van: Boekbespreking 172, 188 Looy, Jac. van: De wonderlijke 172 Avonturen van Zebedeüs M Max Havelaar: 1860-1910 (Fragment uit 65 een gedicht van W.L. Penning) Muller, Dr. H.C.: Boekbespreking 59 N Nathans, H.: Verzen 72 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 O Onze Schrijvers 10, 17, 66, 129, 148 Ortt, Felix: Boekbespreking 158 Otto Julius Bierbaum † 31 P Paap, W.A.: De Kapelaan van 110 Liestermonde Penning Jr., W.L.: Toms Dagboek 162 Petri, J.: Boekbespreking 187 Poort, Herman: Boekbespreking 133 Postmus, J.: Oud-Holland en de 93 Revolutie R Reddingius, J.: Cynthio 174 Ridder, André de: In Memoriam 85 Charles Louis Philippe en Jules Renard Ridder, André de: Bij Lode 17 Baekelmans Ridder, André de: Bij Victor de 148 Meyere Ridder, André de:Boekbespreking 164 Ritter Jr., P.H.: Boekbespreking 120 Robbers, Herman: Eén voor Eén 26 S Savornin Lohman, Anna de: 29 Wat nooit sterft Schaukal, R.: Verse, en: Bilder 133 Schorer, Jhr. J.H.: Boekbespreking 127 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 Schürmann, W.: Veertig 30 Smit Kleine, F.: Boekbespreking 23 Snellen, Dr. Joha.: Boekbespreking 28 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 *4 Speenhoff, J.H.: Drie Zedespelen 155 Stokvis, Simon B.: In memoriam 73 Mark Twain Stokvis, Simon B.: De Nationale 113 Tentoonstelling van het Boek Stokvis, Simon B.: Iets over 177 Sheridan's ‘The Rivals’ Stokvis, SimonB.:Boekbespreking 7 Streuvels, Stijn: Najaar 27 T Techniek van het Boek 78 Teirlinck, Herman: Het Ivoren 14 Aapje Tolstoy, Leo N.: De Wet van het 158 geweld en de Wet van de Liefde Tooneel 30, 43, 57, 91, 103, 155, 166 V Verhagen, B.: Marsyas 166 Vermeersch, G.: Boekbespreking 27 Verschoren, Frans: Dompelaars 106 Vie Intellectuelle, La 120 W Waals, Jacqueline E. van der: 70 Nieuwe Verzen Wahlenberg, Anna: Droomleven 142 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 Williamson, C.N. en A.M.: De 61 opvoeding van Lord Loveland Williamson, C.N.: De Weerwolf 62 Winckelkout 46 Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 1 Negende Jaargang No. 1 Jacob van Lennep Het Leven van Mr. Jacob van Lennep, door Jhr. Dr. M.F. van Lennep. Amsterdam, P.N. van Kampen en Zoon 1909. Twee deelen1). Jacob van Lennep! Slechts éénmaal heb ik hem gezien en gehoord; op dien heerlijken Octoberdag in 1867, toen hij bij de onthulling van Vondel's standbeeld, ondanks zonneschijn en frisch windje, blootshoofds onder den blooten hemel zijne rede hield. De klank zijner stem is mij vergeten; maar niet de ingevallen mond, de donkere diepliggende oogen, de lange glanzige witte lokken, de allerbeminnelijkste eenvoud waarmeê hij met moeilijken gang, op zijn stokje steunend, in den kring der wachtende schare trad en zich plaatste achter het... ja, wat was het eigenlijk? Als een soort van staande auctionaris-lessenaar staat het mij voor. Hoe zéér oud scheen hij en hoe lang geleden leek het, sinds een neef van mij ‘Charietto’ uitbundig geprezen en mij tot een gloeiend bewonderaar gemaakt had, niet van ‘Charietto’ maar van Brinio, en den Koorknaap, het verhaal van Kees Dirksz. en den Bedevaartganger vooral! Ook de Pleegzoon, de Roos, en later Ferdinand Huyck bij uitnemendheid waren mij dierbaar geworden... En daar stond hij nu, de weldoende toovenaar; en ik werd niet moede - naar hem te luisteren? Misschien wel. Ik weet het niet meer. Maar naar hem te zien en wanneer het maar even kon een blik van hem op te vangen. Zéér, zéér flauw staat mij voor iets van den minister Heemskerk die hem het commandeurskruis van den Leeuw overhandigd, of op de borst gehecht moet hebben en verder... Verder niets. Want wel ben ik dien avond bij de vertooning van ‘Een dichter aan de Bank van Leening’ op 't ‘schellinkje’ geweest in den schouwburg; het was een ‘galavoorstelling’ en mijne vrienden en ik, wij waren uit Utrecht overgekomen zonder rokken of witte dassen en alleen dáár, ver in de hoogte mocht een galaloos mensch (voor een gulden, geloof ik) bij de gratie zich schuil houden; en wel herinner ik mij de grafstemintonatie waarmeê Peters-Vondel: ‘Antonides, mijn zoon’ zei en 't gegalm waarmeê hij het lied van den Zwaan voordroeg; en ook zweven mij witte gedaanten voor van leden der rederijkerskamer ‘Achilles’ die (veel beter dan Peters, vond ik) het een of ander uit den Lucifer ten beste gaven. Maar dit is letterlijk alles. Van den Van Lennep die toen op het tooneel verscheen (tusschen Vondel en Antonides?) heb ik de minste heugenis niet. Voor mij is de 18de October 1867 verpersoonlijkt en geconcentreerd in die ééne half gebrokene, zoo eenvoudig nobele, lichtende gestalte, dat witte haar, die sprekende oogen. Als dichter; ik bedoel: als schrijver in ‘gebonden stijl’, heb ik nooit veel voor Van Lennep gevoeld. 1) Als een merkwaardigheid mag zeker vermeld worden dat het boek een maand na de verschijning reeds was uitverkocht. Een tweede, goedkoopere druk zal, naar de uitgevers mededeelen, over een paar maanden het licht zien. (Red. D.G.W.) Den Gulden Winckel. Jaargang 9 2 Als jongen van twaalf, dertien jaar verrukte mij zijne vertaling van Tennyson's May Queen; later evenzeer ‘Graaf Floris' eerste krijgstocht’, meer als verhaal, denk ik, dan als poëem; en, daar ik van Melis Stoke nauwlijks gehoord had, bekoorde mij het zangerige van: Zoo ras de hazewinden Het lijk huns meesters vinden...1) Ook heb ik het vertoog ‘aan mijn kleinzoon’ en verschillende andere meer humoristische verzen wel gewaardeerd. Maar de dichter van de prozaverhalen is mij ten allen tijde lief geweest, en ik weet niet welke van de twee mij grooter schat is: Ferdinand Huyck of de Camera. En of 't gisteren was herinner ik mij 't koortsig verlangen waarmeê ik uitzag naar den nieuwen roman ‘zooals Ferdinand Huyck’, beweerde mijn boekverkooper, die, toen hij verscheen, mij door den titel ‘Klaasje Zevenster’ een weinig ontnuchterde, maar al spoedig geheel en al innam.
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