The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vinckenbrinck, Albert		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	287
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1970 A
Date	1665/02/12
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Vinckenbrinck
Owner Name	Vinckenbrinck, Albert
Owner Notes	and his widow Gertruyd Collaert
Life Dates	c. 1605 |d 1664
Occupation	Artist |a Sculptor
Residence	Op de Singel tegenover het Uytrechsche Veer op den hoek van de Potterbakkerssteeg in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris van de boedel ende sterffhuysen van wijlen Albert Vinckenbrinck ende Geertruijt Collaert in tijden echteluyden ende gewoont hebbende op de Singel tegenover het Uytrechtse Veer soo en sulcx sij die in't gemeen beseten ende laetst bij de voors. Albert Vinckenbrinck metter doot ontruijmt sijn, gemaeckt op het aengeven van Hendrick end Abraham Vinckenbrinck ende Geertruyt Collaert ten versoecke van Hendrick Hendricksz. van Wyen als oudt-oom over de nagelaten kinderen van wijlen Johannes Vinckenbrinck ende door de voors. Albert Vinckenbrinck mondelingh versocht .... tot voocht over deselve kinderen, in kennisse van mij David Doornick Notaris publicq ....Aldus.... de 12-en 13-en 14-en en 18-en Februari 1665
Commentary	On 1 January 1632, the honorable Albert Jansz. Vinckenbrinck, scupltor (beeldsnyder) and the honorable Geertruyd Collaerts named Henrick van [Soup...] in Utrecht, their uncle, to sell a rental obligation with the nominal value of 200 f. (NA 991, fol.1, Not. Jan Bosch). On 1 May 1639, Albert Jansz. Vinckenbrinck and Geert Dircx had their son Abraham baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Abraham Albersz. and Francijntje Jans (DTB 7/209). Geert Dircx is presumably identical with Geertruijt Collaert cited above and in the INTRO. She was then the daughter of Dirck Collaert who may have been related to the painter Johannes Collaert. Only the paintings and individually listed drawings are entered in Montias2; for the sculptures and other objects of art see the article by Francken cited above. The books owned by Vinckenbrinck (Sleydanus, Bullingerus, het Martelaersboeck etc..) suggest that he was Protestant, but it is not clear to which denomination he belonged.
Notary	D. Doornick
# of Items	52
Montias1 #	204