The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Coenen, Cornelis		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	284
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1267
Date	1643/07/01
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Coenen
Owner Name	Coenen, Cornelis
Owner Notes	and his wife Grietge Francken
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	Roman Catholic
Introduction	Staet en inventaris van alle de goederen bij wijlen Cornelis Coenen ende Grietge Francken tesamen echte luijden metter doot ontruijmt ende naergelaten ende gemackt by mij Pieter Barcman openbaer notaris tot Amsterdam residerende by den Hove van Hollandt geadmitteert ten versoecke ende op't aengeven van Coen Cornelisz., Aeffge Cornelis, Jannetge Cornelis huisvrouw van Gysbert Cornelisz. Fuijk mitsgaders Jan Deyman als gesurogeert voogd over Margrita Fuijck naergelate dochter van Hendrick Cornelisz. Fuijk nevens de voors. Coen Cornelisz. synde de voors. goederen bevonden ten sterfhuijse van de voors. echte luijde ter respective plaetse hier naegenoemd ande by Aeltje Claes ende Annetge Hendricks gesworen schatsers getaxeert als volcht. Note preceding the taxatie by Salomon de la Tombe and Thomas de Keyser: Op den eersten july 1643 hebben Mrs. Salomon de la Tombe ende Thomas Keyser in manier navolgende getaxeert de schilderyen hier nae gemelt ende bevonden int sterff huys van wylen Cornelis Coenen ende Grietge Francken
Commentary	Note: Only the most important paintings, from Marten de Vos to Michiel Miereveld, were estimated by De la Tombe and Keyser. The religion of the collector has been inferred from the presence of a crucifix in de bedstede in the binne camer. Coen Cornelisz., cited in the INTRO, was the son of Cornelis Coenen. Cornelis Coenen and Grietge Francken of the present inventory cannot be identical with Cornelis Coenen and Griete Pieters cited in the NOTES of R 31019, since at least the latter had died by 1620, unless of course Cornelis Coenen, cited in this WK act, later remarried. Note that some of the children of Cornelis Coenen called themselves Fuijck and that there were several portraits in the inventory of Olphaert (or Wolpher) Fuijck (e.g. R 7293 of Montias2). Jan Deyman, cited in the INTRO, was the famous professor of anatomy (INVNO 452), painted by Rembrandt. Salomon de la Tombe (of R 30861 of Montias2) and Thomas de Keyser (of R 24468 of Montias2), who appraised the paintings in the present inventory, were related. Salomon was married to Lysbet de Keyser, the sister of the architect and sculptor Hendrick de Keyser, who in turn was Thomas de Keyser's uncle.
Notary	Pieter Barcman
Appraiser	Salomon de la Tombe and Thomas de Keyser for the most important paintings, by Aeltje Claes and Annetge Hendricks for the rest
Art Value	391 |d
# of Items	37
Montias1 #	201