The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Doeck, Cornelis		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	532
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 2731, film 2833, fol. 1623-1629, and NA 2733, film 2834, fol. 473-479.
Date	1666/11/24
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Doeck
Owner Name	Doeck, Cornelis
Owner Notes	and his wife Cornelia Rocholst
Life Dates	1613 |d 1664/05/09 |n Doeck
Marriage Date	1637/11/28
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Retail merchant |a Art dealer; Artist |a Painter
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris vande naegelaten en metter doot ontruijmde goederen va zal. Kornelis Doeck in syn leven schilder ende Kornelia Rochels, echteluijden, gedaen beschreven opt aengeven van Joannes Loermans, als getrout sijnde met Kornelia Doeck, mitsgaders Baefje Doeck, huysvrou van Engelbrecht Nolpe, door my J.H. Leuven, openb. Not. binnen Amsterdam. Postscript: De inventariente verclaert alles oprechtelijck [gestellt] te hebben, den 26 november 1666. Amplification of 24 December 1666 (fol. 473-487): Vervolgh van den inventaris van de naervolgende goederen van za. Cornelis Doeck ende Cornelia Rochels waervan de jmboel, huysraet, silverwerck ende pottgens den 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 decembris is geinventariseert by my onderges. notaris ... en nu, op heeden Anno 1667, den 13 july, bevonden deese naevolgend goederen.
Commentary	On 28 November 1637, Cornelis Willemsz., painter, from Amsterdam, living on the N.Z. Achterburchwal, was betrothed to Cornelia Rochols, 20, from Amsterdam, living in the Langestraet, assisted by her mother Cornelia Rocholt (DTB 447/53). On 15 January 1640, Cornelis Doeck and Cornelia Doecx had their daughter baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Trijntje Rochols (DTB 42/175). On 17 November 1644, they had their son Willem baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Dirck Bisschop and Cornelis Rochelt (DTB 8/33). On 10 March 1647, they had their daughter Emmeren baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Eljens Melchiors and Dirck Bisschop (DTB 8/120). On 13 September 1652, Johannes Croon, painter (cited in the NOTES to R 29100 of Montias2), made a deposition at the request of the art dealer Cornelis Doeck (Bredius, Künstler-inventare p.846). In 1639, Cornelis Doeck was called formerly painter (eertijds schilder). By the time he died he had evidently became an art dealer (Bredius, De kunsthandel te Amsterdam in de xviie eeuw, Amsterdamsch Jaarboekje, 1891, p. 56). On 8 May 1664, Cornelis Doeck, painter, 51, made a deposition at the request of the wife of Admiral de Ruyter. He was buried in the South Church in Amsterdam on 26 May 1664 (Bredius, Künster-inventare, p. 111).
Notary	J.H. Leuven
Total Value	4736 |d gulden
Art Value	2600 |a gulden
# of Items	586
Montias1 #	438