The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vinck, Eva		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	296
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	563B
Date	1636/03/21
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Vinck
Owner Name	Vinck, Eva
Owner Notes	widow of Andries de Graeuw (de jonge)
Life Dates	? |d 1636/01/14 |n de Graeuw
Marriage Date	1627/05/08
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	Calvinist
Introduction	Inventaris van den inboel, clederen juwelen ende clenodien van wijlen Eva Vinck, weduwe van wijlen Andries de Graeuw, geweesde echteluijden gelijck die selve nae het overlijden der voorn. Eva Vinck tot haeren huijse gevonden sijn, beschreven door mij Jacob Westfrisio ... ter requisitie van den E. Jan Sweers ende Wouter Ophogen als testamentaire vooghden van des overledens dochtertgen Clara de Grauw ten overstaen van de voorn. requiranten item des overledens moeder Juffr. Maria Ophogen ende Nicolaes Cocques, synde als volcht. On fol. 88: Inventaris van den inboel, juwelen ende clenodien van wylen Andries de Graeuw ende Eva Vinck in der tijde ende ... gelijck sij de selve staende huwelijck met malckander hebben gepossideert ende beseten ende ten overlijden van den overleden de Graeuw bevonden sijn. Beschreven ... op de requisitie van de voorn. weduwe ende door Engele Jacobs ende Aeltien Claes beyde gesworen schatsers geschat, synde de selve als volcht. De schilderyen int voorhuys getaxeert door Jan Basse ende David Colyns beijden schilders op den 21en dito. Postscript: Aldus gedaen geinventariseert ende getaxeert ten overstaen van de requirante ende Sr. Jacques Verspriet ende de selfs huijsvrouw mitsgaders Nicolaes Cocquis ende Jan Jacobsz. als getuygens den 18en 19en ende 21-ste Martj 1636
Commentary	Among the possessions of the couple, there was a souvenir medal of the Penning van de Synod van Dordrecht and books, including Institutio Calvini and other Protestant books. Note that a second inventory, without prices, was recorded by the same notary on 25, 26, and 27 September 1636 of Eva Vinck's possessions. The paintings contained in the second inventory that were not recorded in the first are listed at the end of the present inventory. On 8 May 1627, Andries de Graeuw (II), from Amsterdam, no parents, assisted by Lambert van Dalen, living on the Heeregracht, was betrothed to Eva Vinck, from Amsterdam, 22, assisted by her father Willem Vinck and her mother Maria Opschoor (DTB 670/249). Eva's father Willem, who is known to have been a witness at a baptism held in the Lutheran Church, may have been Lutheran (see the Notes to R 20081 of Montias2). Andries de Graeuw II and Eva Vinck, on 12 June 1633, had their child Maria baptized. The witness was Adriaen Boermans (DTB 41/255). Adriaen Boermans is likely to be the individual who prepared the accounting for the Orphan Chamber for the estate of Andries de Grauw de oude in May 1626 (WK 5073/1191 and R 27304 of Montias2). On 25 April 1625, Andries de Grauwe (II) signed an agreement with other liefhebbers van de Nederduytsche Poesy to subsidize the poet Jan Jansz. Starter (Bredius, Oud Holland, 3(1885), p. 54). In January 1630, Andries de Graeuw (de jonge) named Susanna van Dalen (his aunt ?) in Utrecht to collect money due to him by Roelandt Savery (Briels, Zuidnederlandse immigratie, p. 294). He paid a tax of 400 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the Singel (Kohier, fol. 11vo.) Andries de Graeuw II was buried on 14 January 1636 (DTB 1054/94).
Notary	Jacob Westfrisius
Appraiser	Jan Basse and David Colijn
Art Value	801 |d 10 stuivers
# of Items	46
Montias1 #	187