The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vleck, Tielman van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	312
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	563A, fil. 38r. -48r.
Date	1634/03/06
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Vleck
Owner Name	Vleck, Tielman van
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	probably Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris vanden inboel van wijlen Tielman van Vleck , gelijck hy denselve metter doodt ontruijmt heeft, [...] op requisitie van Sr. Isaac Moers, Pieter Bex, ende Pieter Clarissen als last hebbende van synen broeder Michiel Clarisse t'samen testamentaire vooghden van Thijlman van Vleck de jonge, synde dieselve bevonden als volcht. Postscriptum: Actum den 17 ende 18 Junij anno 1633 ten overstaen vande voorn. requiranten ende Thielman van Vleck de jonge voorn. Ende daerna opte 6 ende 7 martij 1634 de voors. inboel wederom naergesien ende bevonden als vooren , ten ooverstaen van Sr. Isaac Moers.
Commentary	No information has turned up on the owner of the goods Thielman van Vleck I. However, Thielman (van) Vleck II is known to have been a notary and to have died before 13 July 1688 when the painter Daniel Schellincks, acting on his behalf and that of his brother Willem Schellincks (likewise painter) gave a procuration to their brother Jacobus Schellincks to collect money from the widow and heirs of Tielman Vleck, in his life notary in New York, which apparently had been entrusted him by Johan le Thoor II (the son of Jan le Thoor I of R 424) (NA 4893, fol. 584). Isaack Moers, one of the testamentary guardians of Thielman Vleck de jonge, was presumably the copper smith of R 26927 of Montias2. Among the books in the estate: Psalmboeck in quarto, Uytlegging Bullingeri over de Cathechismus, Van Meteren, Het loff der Israeliten. The inventory contained a portrait of Thielman Vleck de jonge (R 8507 of Montias2).
Notary	J. Westfrisius
# of Items	21
Montias1 #	230