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Inventory [Rauwart, Claes (1612/08/28)]

Inv#.Lot	605.0001
Lot	0001
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 55 1 stuck van Sodoma en Gomora f 9:10:--
Title	Sodoma en Gomarra
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	9.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. Grebe schilder
Buyer Family	Grebe [Grebber], Frans Pietersz.
Buyer Notes	This was the painter Frans Pietersz. de Grebber of Haarlem. He was born in Haarlem in 1571 and was active there from the end of the 16th century. In 1618/1619, he served Rubens as a personal emissary in the Flemish artist's dealings with Sir Dudley Carleton, with whom Rubens traded paintings and tapestries against Roman marbles. Frans de Grebber had a large workshop and many assistants. He was frequently called to account by the Haarlem guild for failing to register some of his apprentices. He died in 1649.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21169
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Inv#.Lot	605.0002
Lot	0002
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 7 1 koockenbort f 101:--:--
Title	koocken
Number	43
Subject	KITCHEN SCENE
Type	painting
Value	101 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Hans van Conincksloo (probably II), see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21170
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Inv#.Lot	605.0003
Lot	0003
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 1 stuck schilderij f 14: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Notary Bening
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably identical with Willem Benningh notaris of R 27393.
Montias2 Record#	21171
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Inv#.Lot	605.0004
Lot	0004[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 19 en 41 2 rontgens f 26: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	13.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Family	Veelen, Gerrit van
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Gerrit van Veelen, was the father of Femmetge Gerards van Veelen (1590-1659) who married Hendrick Boelens or Boelisz. on 29 May 1607 and of Jan van Veelen of R 29987, On Hendrick Boelisz. see R 31402. Gerrit van Veelen freighted 8 ships between 1590 and 1602 (IJzerman, Economisch Historisch Jaarboek 17 (1931), p. 272) and 14 ships between 1601 and 1608 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel,, R.G.P., 184(1983), p. 602). In all these shipping contracts, he is called koopman te Amsterdam. He was a master of the Spinhuis of Amsterdam in 1605 (Jan Wagenaar, Amsterdam, vol. 2, p. 260). In 1606, Gerrit van Veelen, living on the Rockin in de Hartoch van Cleef, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 3 f. 12 st. Femmetgen van Veelen, still living in her father's house, bought lots for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA, 67/54 F 560 and 67/50 F 560).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21172
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Inv#.Lot	605.0004
Lot	0004[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 19 en 41 2 rontgens f 26: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	13.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21173
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Inv#.Lot	605.0005
Lot	0005
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 3 1 stuck schilderij f 36:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	36 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Thijs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Hans Thijsz. de jonge, see R 27698.
Montias2 Record#	21174
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Inv#.Lot	605.0006
Lot	0006
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 5 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 58:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	58 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Isacxsz.
Buyer Family	Isaacksz., Pieter
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Pieter Isaacksz., was the painter of that name who was active in Amsterdam at least from 1590 to 1607 and died in Denmark in 1625. On 20 November 1593, Pieter Isaacksz., 25, living on the O.Z. Houttuynen, assisted by his father Isaac Pietersz., was betrothed to Susanna Crayborn Willems, 18, living in the Neustadt, assisted by her aunt Susanna Craeyborn (DTB 406/441). Susanna Crayborn (or Craijeborn) was 44 when she was betrothed to Lenard Swerius (Sweers), widower of Anne Rombouts, on 8 August 1593 (DTB 406/388). On 7 July 1602, Margriet, daughter of Pieter Isacsz. and of Susanna, was baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Philips van der Furde (Oud Holland 4(1886), p.304). On 26 October 1603, Annemarij (later Anna Maria) was baptized in the O.K. in presence of Tanneken Kampeijnis (DTB 4/77). On 12 August 1607, Hester, daughter of Pieter Isaxsen and Susanna Rijborn (sic), was baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Pieter Stevensz. (the painter, resident in Prague?) and Hilleken IJsaakx (DTB 4/209). Pieter Isaacksz. bought a plot on the St. Anthonijsluijs in 1603 for 1425 f. His guarantors were Aert and Hendrick de Keyser (the architect) (Obreen, Archief, vol. 6, p. 43). He was a schutter in the corporaalschap of Captain Simon Willemsz. Nooms and Lieutenant Jacob Poppen (before 1616) (Oud Holland 15(1897), p. 134). He was the brother of the historian and poet Joannes Isaacksz. Pontanus (of R 23409). The painter Isaack Isaacksz. was his oldest son, born about 1598. Pieter Isaacksz. seems to have remarried with Geertruijt van Stralem who was said to be the stepmother of Isaack Isaacksz. in 1656 (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p.1484). Documents on Isaack Isaacksz. were published by Bredius in his Künstler-inventare (pp. 1478-1484). He was also the father of Margaretha Iaaxs, who was assisted by her brother Isaac Isaacxsz. and her uncle Dr. Joannis Pontanis, when she signed a pre-nuptial contract with Cornelis Jacobsz. van Marcken (Bredius, op.cit. p. 1481). For the post-mortem sale of Pieter Isaacksz.'s works of art, see INVNO 623.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21175
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Inv#.Lot	605.0007
Lot	0007
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 14 1 uts [stuck schilderij] f 25:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	25.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Velen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Montias2 Record#	21176
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Inv#.Lot	605.0008
Lot	0008
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 11 1 uts [stuck schilderij] f 31:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	31 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Boelens van Hoorn
Buyer Family	Boelens, Jan
Buyer Notes	The buyer was living in Hoorn when the auction took place. He is presumed to have been the son of Dr. Claes Boelens, alias Nicolaus Bulius, born in Hoorn in 1550, schout of Hoorn from 1580 to 1614, who died there in 1615. Claes Boelens married Weyntge Pieters Kies, widow of Jan Gerritsz. Schoterbosch. It is known that his children lived in Hoorn (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 115-6). Jan Gerritsz. Schoterbosch was apparently the brother of Maria Schoterbosch who married Dirck Corver of R 23516. The presumed sister of Jan Boelens, named Catharina Boelens (Hoorn 1591-1657), married Nicolas Pathuys in 1628. On Nicolas Pathuys, see the TEXT of INVNO 379 at R 296 of Montias1.
Montias2 Record#	21177
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Inv#.Lot	605.0009
Lot	0009
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 1 rontgen f 26:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	26 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Family	Fort, Michiel de (or le)
Buyer Notes	Michiel le Fort was born in Antwerp. In 1589, he was a member of the College of Consuls of Middelburg (V. Enthoven, Een symbiose tussen koopman en regent in Ondernemers & bestuurders (Lesger and Noordegraaf ed.), Amsterdam, 1999, p. 219). In 1590, he was said to be a commissary in Middelburg for Jacques Bernard (cited in the NOTES to R 31619) and for the company of the wealthy and cultivated De la Faille brothers, Andries and Daniel) (Wijnroks, Handel tussen Rusland en de Nederlanden, 1560-1640, p.242). According to a document of 23 September 1593, Michiel le Fort, still living in Middelburg, was dealing in oil for Frederick Lubmer of Riga (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 154.) He settled in Amsterdam about 1606 when, as the following document shows, he was already an art dealer. On 24 February 1606, three witnesses declared at the request of Henrick Cornelisz. van Leeuwen, goldsmith in Haarlem, that that they had heard Michiel de Fort, living in Amsterdam, barter two original paintings with Van Leeuwen against one painting, a gilded cup, and a certain amount of money. The two originals were one by Bloemaert of Utrecht and the other by Conincxloo, without any other master having worked on the paintings or any one having made any copies of the paintings. If, on the other hand, it was later found, at any time, that the paintings were not by the afore-said masters or had been copied, then Henrick van Leeuwen could have the two pictures for nothing and would stand to receive 6 Flemish pounds (36 f.) in addition (Oud Holland 34(1916), p. 162). Michiel le Fort kept an inn where his colleague Michiel le Blon stayed (J. Briels, Zuidnederlandse immigratie, p. 111). On 2 August 1618, Michiel de Fort, from Antwerp, widower of Catalijntje Caron, living on the Keysersgracht, was betrothed to Hillegond Symons, widow of Barend Fransz. Ruijs (DTB 422/358). Barend Fransz. Ruijs was the brother of Weijntge Frans Ruijs of R 32158. Soon after his marriage, on 26 March 1619, he requested a deposition from the painter David Finson (the nephew of Louis or Ludovicus Finsonius). Finson, 22 years old, declared that some ago a certain Daniel Evertsen had showed him a silver plate on which he said he would like to be portrayed. He added that he had a niece (nichte) that he also would like to have portrayed. Finson had portrayed both, on separate plates. Both had frequently come to his house to sit for their portraits. Afterwards, Finson had heard that the niece was actually the wife of Michiel de Fort (presumably his second wife Hillegond Symons). De Fort had had the portraits, which were still in Finson's house sequestered (doen arresteren) The silversmith Jacob de Grebber (of R 20988) declared that he had made the silver plates (A. Bredius, Iets over schilders Louys, David en Pieter Finson, Oud Holland 36(1918), pp. 200-201). On 17 April 1624, Michiel de Fort transferred his household goods, paintings, portraits, and so forth to Barent van Someren (of R 20424), probably to cover a debt (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 208n of the Nachträge). On a transaction in paintings also involving Anthoni de Mel, see R 20549. On Barend Fransz. Ruijs and his siblings, see R 32158. On 7 January 1633, Dirck Jelisz. (Gillisz.), painter, 37, and and his wife Grietge Adriaens, 43, declared at the request of the Commissary of the Carriages in Haarlem that they had made an accord with a certain Jacob Block whereby Block would be relieved from the imprisonment (for debt) (soude ontlasten werden van de gyseling dat hy hadde gedaen op een persoon van Hillegont Symons) that he had imposed on the person of Hillegont Symons, to whom he had sold a bolt of damask cloth, and that they, the witnesses, would give (Block) a pair of portraits worth 50 f., which portraits the afore-said Block would be willing to have and would be contented with. Hillegont Symons should therefore never be dunned for the damask (NA 372). Jacob Block, who must be distinguished from the surgeon of the same name of R 39146, was a merchant and shopkeeper for all sorts of silk. He was insinuated for breach of contract on 30 April 1635 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 144(1974), p. 86). On 15 April 1634, Jacob Waertsz., wine dealer, 38, and Dirck Gillisz., painter, 37, declared at the request of Hillegond Simons, that the petitioner (Hillegond Simons) was a well-behaved, industrious, and pious woman and behaved as a woman with honor. They further stated that they knew her very well (NA 843, fol. 598, Not. Hoogeboom). On 1 September 1637, Annetgen Calven, married to Arent Barentsz., aensprecker (mortuary), declared that Dirck Gillisz., painter, their nephew, also living in Amsterdam, will be allowed to collect 130 f. from the Orphan Chamber as one of the heirs of the late Maria Jacobs, his and her great aunt (NA 315, fol. 127, Not. Frederick Banckem).
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21178
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Inv#.Lot	605.0010
Lot	0010
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 13 1 stuck f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21179
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Inv#.Lot	605.0011
Lot	0011
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 1 uts [stuck] f 58:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	58 \|t gulden
Buyer	Anthony Claesz. de Jonge
Buyer Family	Claesz., Anthony, de Jonge I
Buyer Notes	The buyer was a merchant in copper ware, a broker (maeckelaer), and probably an art dealer. He was born in 1574, the son of Anthoni Claesz. (de oude) and of Antonnetgen van Beringen, from Antwerp, who settled in Amsterdam in 1590. He became a citizen of Amsterdam in 1600. On 25 February 1600, Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe, from Antwerp, 26, living in the Kalverstraet, assisted by his parents Antoni Claesz. and Antonetgen van Beringen, was betrothed to Elisabeth Janssens, from Antwerp, 22 (DTB 409/122, cited in Briels, Vlaamse schilders, 1997, p. 310). Elisabeth Jansens (or Jans) was the daughter of Gabriel Jansz. and Aeltgen Jans Moens (see TEXT to R 508 of INVNO 608). The prenuptial contract of Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe and Elisabeth Jansens was signed in the presence of Hans Verspreet (the father of Anthoni Verspreet of R 25596) (Briels, ibid.) Anthony Claesz. de jonge, living in the Warmoesstraet in 't Hart, bought lots for 8 f. 8 st. in the Haarlem lottery of 1606 (4/2 F 25). The house in which he lived at the time on the Warmoesstraet was t Roode Hart. The merchant Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe, on his own account and for his company, freighted a ship to load salt and wine in La Rochelle on 13 January 1609 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P., 185(1983), p. 8). He bought a copper mill from Pieter le Febure (probably of INVNO 643) in 1611, which he operated until about 1617. On 18 August 1616, Ambrosius Bosschaert drew up a procuration in Utrecht to transport an obligation to Melchior Pilhem in Dublin, Ireland. The document was passed in the house of Anthoni Claesz. de jonge. Henry Theijvaert (the brother of Jan Thivaert of R 20955) was a witness (Bok, unpublished notes on Anthony Claesz.). On 22 August 1619, Eduart Emtinck, 48, and Nicolaes Bas, 26, made a deposition at the request of Nicolaes Hermansz., merchant in Middelburgh. Emtinck declared that he had known Aeltge Moens for many years and that she had lent him money at interest, as an accounting prepared by her son-in-law Anthony Claessen reveals. But Anthony Claesz. was now insolvent and Emtinck had become one of the curators of his estate. Nicolaes Bas, who had served Anthony Claesz. for some time, confirmed these facts (NA 200, film 111). On 14 September 1619, Pieter Jacobsz. Indische Raven (of R 31326), 39, Eduart Emtinck, 48, both honest merchants merchants declared at the request of Nicolaes Hermansz., residing in Middelburgh, that they were curators of the boedel of Anthony Claessen, gefailleerde (bankrupt). They stated that Aeltge Moens had already distributed 50 bolts of cloth to the creditors (ibid.) Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe I went bankrupt, presumably in Utrecht, about 1619 (Bok, ibid.) On 10 January 1621,the painter Balthasar van der Ast drew up a procuration to collect money from Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe, formerly living in Utrecht, now in Amsterdam (Bok, ibid.) On 18 February 1625, the Orphan Chamber appointed Silvester Casteel as co-guardian, with Michiel Jansz., over the children of Anthony Claesz. (WK 5073/513). The merchant Silvester Kasteel was said to be 45 in a deposition, made at the request of Jacob Volckertsz. of Leeuwarden, dated 5 May 1636 (NA 1276, Not. Barcman, unpaginated). Michiel Jansz. may have been the painter at whose request a deposition was made on 7 December 1638 regarding some scandalous goings on in an inn (NA 1186. fol.92). Could he have been the master of the future painter Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe II (of R 34333), the son of the buyer? This guardianship was presumably made necessary by the death of Elisabeth Jans. On 17 May 1625, Anthony Claesz. was betrothed to Marritje Frerix, born in Embden, widow of Dirck Remmertsz. On 25 September 1627, Salomon Deschamps and Jan Smit, merchants in Amsterdam, gave a procuration to Anthony Claesz., broker in Amsterdam, to sell some diamonds and jewels and to buy some Haarlem ware and linens (Bok, ibid.) Jan Smit seems to be identical with the wine merchant of that name who was appointed guardian by the Orphan Chamber over the minor-age children of Huybert Verniers, the father of Machtelt Verniers, the wife of the painter Daniel Thivaert, the son of Jan Thivaert of R 20955. On 12 May 1637, Jan Smit brought 500 f. on the children's behalf (GA Begijnhof no. 408, Groot Rekenboeck). Anthony Claesz. I died on 6 April 1631 (Bok, ibid.) On 9 September 1631, Rogier Sapes, as husband and guardian of Susanna Claes; Gabriel Claesz., son and sister resp. of Anthony Claesz., together with Silvester Kasteel and Michiel Jansz. (cited above), as ordered guardians over the children of Anthony Claesz., repudiated his estate (NA 189, fol. 174, Not. W. Cluyt). Susanna Claes was apparently Rogier Sapes's second wife. Earlier, on 15 October 1625, he had appeared before the Orphan Chamber on behalf of his son Anthoni, 2 years old, whose mother was Anthonette Jans, and had brought him 600 f. for his mother's inheritance. He also declared that his son was entitled to 1,500 f. from the inheritance of his late uncle Hans Jansz. (WK 5073/789). On 7 December 1632, Anthony Claesz.'s widow, Maritge Fredericx, assisted by the merchant Guilliam Pietersz., drew up a procuration naming Mr. Jacob van Campen, advocate before the Court of Vrieslandt, to represent her (NA 371, Not. W. Cluyt). Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe I was the father of Gabriel Claesz., silkspinner, of INVNO 319 (R 237 of Montias1). On 9 April 1631, the estate of the late Anthonie Claesz., broker, and Lijsbeth Jansdr was brought in to the Orphan Chamber. They had a married son and daughter plus four minor children, including presumably the future flower painter Anthony Claesz. de Jonghe II (Bok, ibid.)
Buyer Occupation	Retail Merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21180
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Inv#.Lot	605.0012
Lot	0012
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 35 1 stuck van de Geborte f 325:--:--
Title	de Geborte
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	325.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo (II), see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21181
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Inv#.Lot	605.0013
Lot	0013
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 1 1 rontgen f 24:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	24.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Anthony Claesz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21180.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21182
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Inv#.Lot	605.0014
Lot	0014
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 20 1 stuck f 39:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	39 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21183
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Inv#.Lot	605.0015
Lot	0015
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 16 1 ovael f 38:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	oval
Value	38 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21184
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Inv#.Lot	605.0016
Lot	0016[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 4 getijden f 60:10:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21185
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Inv#.Lot	605.0016
Lot	0016[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 4 getijden f 60:10:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21186
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Inv#.Lot	605.0016
Lot	0016[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 4 getijden f 60:10:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21187
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Inv#.Lot	605.0016
Lot	0016[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 4 getijden f 60:10:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21188
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Inv#.Lot	605.0017
Lot	0017[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 21 en 22 2 stuckges f 29:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens tot Leyden
Buyer Family	Boissens, Cornelis
Buyer Notes	(Bredius read Brassers.) The buyer, Cornelis Dircksz. Boissens, ca. 1567-ca.1634, was a painter, etcher, and calligrapher. He lived in the first years of the century in Amsterdam then established himself in Leiden. He invested 200 f in V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 154). He seems to have been a great connoisseur of prints and had a fine collection which was frequently visited by Arnold van Buchell (Arnoldus Buchelius Res picturae, edited by G.J. Hoogewerff and J.Q. van Regteren Altena, pp. 47, 53, 53, but especially p.6). On 3 June 1623, Mr. Cornelis Boyssens, Schaftmeester (schrijftmeester ?) in Leyden in the Collegie Theologiae, about 55 years old, and Jan van Sonnevelt, organist in the St. Pancreas church, declared under oath, first Boissens, that about 9 weeks previously he had given a clavecimbal to a clavecimbal-maker named Martinus in order to have it repaired, and that Martinus, without his knowledge or consent, had pawned it for 8 f. in the Lombaert; Van Sonnevelt declared that he had given Martinus a clavecimbal, with a beautiful landscape painted on the top to repair, which he had sold to Mr. Isaack Jouderville, formerly Waert in the drie haringen in Leiden (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 126n of Nachträge). Jouderville became a Rembrandt pupil a few years later. The collection of Cornelis Boissens came under the hammer in Leyden in 1636. It contained two little tronies by Lucas van Valckenburch, which were said to be seer aerdigh in waterverwe by Arent van Buchel. Roelof van Gelder and Jaap van der Veen argue these two water colors are identical with two small tronies by Lucas van Valckenburch in Rembrandt's bankrupt inventory. Rembrandt may have bought them at the Boissens sale (Rembrandts schatkamer, Museum het Rembrandthuis, Exh. Cat., 1999, p. 37).
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21189
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Inv#.Lot	605.0017
Lot	0017[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 21 en 22 2 stuckges f 29:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens tot Leyden
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21190
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Inv#.Lot	605.0018
Lot	0018
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 24 1 stuck f 61:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	61 \|t gulden
Buyer	idem [Cornelis Boissens tot Leyden]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21191
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Inv#.Lot	605.0019
Lot	0019
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 9 1 ovael f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	oval
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Adriaen van Loosvelt voor Abraham in de Warmoesstraet
Buyer Family	Loosvelt, Adriaen van
Buyer Notes	Adriaen van Loosvelt was a merchant who settled in Amsterdam in 1597 after living some time in Dantzig. On 15 August 1597, Adriaen van Loosvelt, merchant from Dantzig, presently living in this city (Amsterdam), on behalf of his brothers Abraham (of R 19997) and Jacob van Loosvelt, signed an agreement with Lieven Janssoon van Diepholt, merchant in Dantzig, married to Anneken van Loosvelt, widow of Otto Janszoon, concerning the division of the estate of their mother (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 479). Adriaen van Loosvelt freighted 5 ships between 1600 ad 1602, another 5 ships between 1603 and 1608 and one ship in 1610 (Winkelman,Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 184(1983), p. 601, 185(1983), p. 117). In 1605, he loaded a ship with grain in partnership with Jorgen Timmerman, one of the original investors in the V.O.C. (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 159.) In 1606, he was living op de Kolck in de Haarlemmersluijs when he bought lots for 30 f. in the Haarlem lottery. The collector was Gerrit van Veelen of R 21172 (GAA, 67/3 F 557). In 1611, he was opposed to a number of wine dealers in a controversy (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, 69(1929), p.713-4). On 7 October 1600, Adriaen van Loosvelt, from Dordrecht, 34, living on the N.Z. Voorburgwal, assisted by his brother Willem van Loosvelt, was betrothed to Christina Michiels van Vaerlaer, 18, living on the Warmoesstraet (DTB 5634, 665/132). The family was Mennonite. The daughters of the couple, Cornelia, born in 1604, and Anna, born in 1606-1607, married respectively Anthonis van Hoeck (27 in 1621) and Cornelis Rutgers (27 in 1624). Anna was assisted by her mother Christina Michiels and lived on the Heeregracht (DTB 559/233). Anna, who may have become R.C., was buried on 24 January 1660. Bells were rung at her funeral (DTB 1055/115). A third daughter named Gertruijd was betrothed to Govaert Schouten on April 21, 1623. According to a declaration dated 5 December 1634, the three brothers-in-law (Anthony van Hoeck, Cornelis Rutgers, and Govert Schouten), who may have been doing business together, lent 1,720 f. to Jan Jansz. van Laen on behalf of his nephew Joannes van Laen (NA 771, Notary Verhey). Jan and Anthony van Hoeck signed the 1645 petition to the Vroedschap of Amsterdam calling for the enforcement of currency regulations issued in 1622 (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken R.G.P. 59(1925), p, 89). Cornelis Rutgers, a Mennonite merchant, died in 1638. His death inventory, drawn up at the request of his widow Anna van Loosvelt, contained two paintings by Rembrandt (INVNO 410 and Strauss, Rembrandt Documents, p. 152.) On the curateurs of his estate, see NA 1466, film 1566, 13 July 1638). After her death a second inventory was taken (INVNO 410) partially duplicating the first. Abraham, the ultimate buyer of this lot, may be Adriaen's brother, the sugar refiner Abraham van Loosvelt of R 19997.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21192
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Family	Ende (Eijnde), Hans (Jan) van den, de Jonge
Buyer Notes	The merchant Hans (or Jan) van den Eijnde de jonge, son of Hans van den Eijnde de oude of R 21207, born in 1588, first settled in Cologne before migrating to Amsterdam (before 1606). In 1606, Jan van den Eynde, living on the Singel, by the Molensteeg, apparently in the house of his father Hans van den Eynde de oude, of R 21207, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 12 st. (GAA, 86/43 F 649). On 15 December 1611, Hans van den Eijnde de jonge, 23 years old, living on the Singel near the Gasthuysbrugge, assisted by his parents, Hans van den Eynde and Janneken Ariaens, was betrothed to Susanneken Elants, assisted by her mother Heynrickgen van Schriek (DTB 416/65). Hans van den Eynde de jonge had a 2-folio account at the Wisselbank at that time (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 125.) He went bankrupt in August 1621, at which time an inventory of his possessions was taken at the request of his creditors (INVNO 517). Shortly before he went bankrupt, he bought a painting by Roeland Savery for 650 f. which he had not paid for a year later (M.J. Bok, Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat. p. 155) The 12 pieces in this lot may well be identical with twaelff schilderijtgens wesende de 12 maenden van 't jaer in INVNO 517.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21193
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21194
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21195
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21196
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21197
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21198
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21199
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21199
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21201
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21202
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21203
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21204
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Inv#.Lot	605.002
Lot	0020[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 28 12 stucken f 172:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Ende de Jonge op't water
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21205
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Inv#.Lot	605.0021
Lot	0021
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 34 1 stuck f 65:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	65 \|t gulden
Buyer	Louris Jansz. Spiegel schepen
Buyer Family	Spiegel, Louris Jansz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Louris Jansz. Spiegel, was named schepen in 1604 and removed from this responsibility by Prins Maurits in 1618. He was born in 1575 and died in 1623. He was betrothed to Neeltgen Isaacsdr. Ouderogh on 19 July 1597. She was the daughter of Isaack Ouderogh (or Ouwerog) and of Neeltge Claes Grooff (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 293). Ouderogh was a freighter of ships laden with salt (Winkelman in 1599 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 453-4). Louris Jansz. Spiegel was a merchant and soap boiler (zeepsieder). He was also Heemrad of the Nieuwer Amstel (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 293). In 1606, he was a zeepsieder next to the Gasthuyssluys when he bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA, 149/27 F 1074). The daughte of Lourens Spiegel, named Hillegond, was betrothed on 1 July 1615 to Michiel Pauw (of R 34143), the son of the burgomaster Reynier Pauw (Elias, ibid.)
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Soap boiler
Montias2 Record#	21206
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Inv#.Lot	605.0022
Lot	0022
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 45 1 stuck f 17:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	17.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van den Eijnde voors.
Buyer Family	Eijnde (Ende), Hans van den (de oude, I)
Buyer Notes	It is assumed very tentatively that, in 1612 and 1613, when Hans van den Eijnde is not expressly named de jonge (II), the father Hans van den Eijnde I is designated. The father was buried on 9 April 1621 (Maandblad Amstelodamum 62(1975), p. 127). He was a merchant and a dealer in spices (kruidenier). On Hans van den Eijnde II, see R 21193 of Montias2 and INVNO 517. Hans van den Eijnde I, alias van Endt, was a spice merchant, born in Mechelen before 1560, who first lived in Middelburg before settling in Amsterdam where he was first noted in 1581 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden p. 299). He lived on the Dam in a house called de Pot in Amsterdam, at least from 1593 to 1604. He was living on the Singel in 1611 when he bought some land on the Rozemarijnstraet in the Jordaen (Maandblad Amstelodamum, loc. cit.) His collection was noted by Carel van Mander (M.J. Bok in Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat. p. 155). He was a master of the Mannetuchthuis in 1606 (Jan Wagenaar, Amsterdam, vol. 2, p. 256). He was married to Janneken Ariaens de Hondt (with whom he passed a joint testament on 9 April 1621, shortly before his death). Adriana, the daughter of Hans van den Eijnde I, born in Middelburg about 1578, was married to Jerson Metsu on 10 October 1598. Hans van den Eijnde I invested 12000 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares and 14,400 f. in the second in 1612. As stated above, he had a 5-page account at the Wisselbank in 1620 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister pp. 125 and 259).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Spices
Montias2 Record#	21207
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Inv#.Lot	605.0023
Lot	0023
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 17 1 stuck f 34:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	34 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21208
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Inv#.Lot	605.0024
Lot	0024
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 46 1 stuck f 14:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21209
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Inv#.Lot	605.0025
Lot	0025
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 12 1 stuck f 210:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	210 \|t gulden
Buyer	Louis Jansz. Spiegel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21206.
Montias2 Record#	21210
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Inv#.Lot	605.0026
Lot	0026
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 18 1 stuck f 33:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	33.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isaack Haeck
Buyer Family	Haeck, Isaack (II)
Buyer Notes	Isaack Haeck , the son of Ysaack Haeck I, from Antwerp and of Elisabeth van Solt, the daughter of Hans van Solt I of R 29281), was baptized in Amsterdam on 22 July 1614 (Solt Genealogy, assembled by Wout Spies). On 13 November 1608, Isaack Haeck, 26 years of age, from Antwerp, living in Middelburg, assisted by Pieter Haeck, was betrothed to Elisabeth van Soldt (Solt), from London, assisted by Hans van Solt (I), her father, and Elisabeth Hoormbouts, her mother (DTB 413/321). Pieter Haeck, baptized in Amsterdam on 22 September 1611, was the brother of Isaack Haeck (Solt genealogy). The merchant Pieter Haeck signed a petition in behalf of Adriaen van Ackerlaeck, likewise merchant, on 11 April 1636 (NA 695A, film 4821). Elisabeth was the sister of Hans van Solt II (of R 21567), who married Agatha van Maerlen, the daughter of the rich jeweler and collector Hans van Maerlen. She remarried with Abraham Spiers, from Antwerp, widower of Annetje Sprenckhuysen, at which time she was living on the Cleuveniersburchwal (DTB 426/79). Abraham Spiers was the father of Jan Spiers of R 23553. For his death inventory, see INVNO 611. Haeck died bankrupt before December 1617 when his death inventory was taken (INVNO 1015). On 13 July 1635, Elisabeth van Solt, assisted by Sr. Abraham Spiers, her husband and guardian, named Jacques de Schot, her schoonsoon to represent her to collect money due to her from her share in the inheritance from Hans van Solt I (NA 843, Not. Hoogeboom). On Jacques de Schot, see also the NOTES to R 29995.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21211
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Inv#.Lot	605.0027
Lot	0027
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 14 1 stuck f 12: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Adriaen van Loosvelt
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21192.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21212
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Inv#.Lot	605.0028
Lot	0028
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 4 1 stuck f 24:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Veelen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21213
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Inv#.Lot	605.0029
Lot	0029
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 17 1 uts [stuck] f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Gerrit van Veelen] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21214
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Inv#.Lot	605.003
Lot	0030[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stuckges verlichterij f 86:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21215
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Inv#.Lot	605.003
Lot	0030[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stuckges verlichterij f 86:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21216
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Inv#.Lot	605.003
Lot	0030[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stuckges verlichterij f 86:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21217
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Inv#.Lot	605.003
Lot	0030[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stuckges verlichterij f 86:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21218
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Inv#.Lot	605.0031
Lot	0031[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 4 uts. [stuckges verlichterij] f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Family	Wely, Hans (Jan) II
Buyer Notes	The buyer is the jeweler Hans or Jan van Wely (1569-1616). On 2 January 1597, Jan van Wely de jonge, from Barneveld, 28 years old, living in The Hague, assisted by his father Jan van Wely (I), was betrothed to Leonora Hawkins, from Antwerp, 28, assisted by her mother Anna Wilkens (or Willekens). Anna Willekens was first married to the English linen manufacturer Thomas Hawkins. Leonora was their daughter. After the death of Hawkins, Anna Willekens remarried with Wolfert (Wolphert) van Bylert (Bylaer), widower of Catharina Bolles, the rich widow of the attorney Fabian van Vliet ((Oud Holland 8(1890), p.33, and (DTB 408/50)). Wolphert van Bylaer owned a thriving jewelry business and also dealt in art goods in the Nes. One of his apprentices was Kiliaen van Resselaer, who succeeded him. Rensselaer later became a director of the W.I.C. Rensselaer was one of the founders of New Amsterdam in North America. He married Hillegonda van Byler, the daughter of his former employer (Maandblad Amstelodamum 36(1949), p.113). On 10 May 1615, Johan van Wely and Leonora Hawkins had their son Davit baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Wynant van Wely and Theodora Lermijt (DTB 5/142). Jan van Wely II was a jeweler by trade, an art lover, and a friend of Goltzius, with whom he corresponded and who may have carried out commissions for him (Oud Holland 6(1888), p. 151). He did business with his uncle Wolfaert van Bijler (the brother of his mother Geertruyd van Bylaer) and his brother Willem van Wely (of R 21266). Hendrick de Keyser built a house for him on O.Z. Voorburgwal. Jan van Wely invested 3.000 f in V.O.C. shares in 1602 and 12,000 f in 1612 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 143 and p. 259). On 5 March 1607, Jan van Wely had Notary Bruyningh insinuate Lieven van Meulener, merchant in Middelburg concerning 5 paintings that Van Wely had bought from him on 19 February 1607, with the aid and under the supervision of Antony Wachtmans, Andries Pit (of R 21344), and Pieter Isaacksz. (the painter, of R 21175). Four of the paintings had been delivered. The fifth, a painting of Adam and Eve by Jan Mabuse (Gossaert) was still in the house of Marten Papenbroeck in the Kalverstraet. Van Wely claimed the painting was worth 500 pounds Flemish to him and said he would not pay for the other four until this one was delivered (NA 106/151vo and 152, Not. Bruyningh, Extracten). Antonio Wachtmans, cited above, was a merchant (probably) of South Netherlandish origin, first noted in Amsterdam in 1600 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 317). Jan was Wely was murdered in a robbery in The Hague in 1616 (M.J. Bok in Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat. p. 161). On 6 December 1619, Leonora Hawkins, widow of Jan van Wely, contracted with Jasper Jansz. (IJpelaer) and Hans Lenaertsz. (married to Maria Cocqs, whose post-mortem inventories are recorded in INVNO 568 and INVNO 5680), to build a house on a plot she owned on the Heerengracht (no. 280). The house was sold after her death for 15,900 f. on 15 December 1635 (L. Calckoen, Het Klockhuis, Heerengracht 280 Jaarboek Amstelodamum 11(1913), pp. 141-2). Hans van Wely's widow and heirs paid a tax of 750 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 146vo, p. 34). Leonora van Wely, the sister of Hans van Wely II, was 25 when she was betrothed to Jacque l'Hermitte II, 31, on 2 March 1613. He was assisted by his father Jacques l'Hermitte I and she by her mother Geertruyd van Bylaer and her brother Jan van Wely (De Navorscher 8(1858), p. 318). She was buried on 17 February 1645 (DTB 1090/120). The son of Jan van Wely II, Jan van Wely III, was also a buyer at auction in 1621 (R 20500). Another son named Thomas van Wely, born in or around 1601, married Anna Maria Ysacx, the daughter of the painter Pieter Isaacksz., on 9 November 1634 (DTB 443/116). Anna van Wely (called van Weelen in the betrothal document), the daughter of Hans van Wely II and Leonora Hawkins, from Amsterdam, was 26 when she was betrothed to Kiliaen van Renselaer, from Hasselt, widower of Hillegont van Byler, on 18 November 1627. She was assisted by her mother Leonora Hawkins (De Navorscher 8(1858), p. 319). Kilian van Rens(s)elaer was a director of the W.I.C. (1628) and one of the founders of the colony of New Amsterdam. Another daughter of Hans van Wely II married Johannes Gommers. She died, along with her child, on 12 August 1629 (De Navorscher 84(1935), p. 39).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21219
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Inv#.Lot	605.0031
Lot	0031[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 4 ditos [stuckges verluchterij] f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21220
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Inv#.Lot	605.0031
Lot	0031[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 4 ditos [stuckges verluchterij] f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21221
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Inv#.Lot	605.0031
Lot	0031[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 4 ditos [stuckges verluchterij] f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21222
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Inv#.Lot	605.0032
Lot	0032
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No. 2 1 stuck schilderij f 44:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Brul op de Cingel bij 't wacht van de Hall[bardiers ?]
Buyer Family	Brul, Pieter de
Buyer Notes	On 21 May 1603, Pieter de Brul, from Rijssel (Lille), 27 years old, living in the Warmoesstraet, was betrothed to Catherina Hermans, from Aken, 22 (DTB 410/259). Pieter du Brul was co-owner of a copper mill (with Bartholomeus Harmans, who may have been his brother-in-law) in 1615 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 78(1933), p. 129.) When he bought a little box of lapis besar (beozar stone) in the sale of Isaack Verbeeck of 27 February 1608 (INVNO 760), he was said to be Geels cosijn. On 7 March 1623, Pieter de Brul, the cousin of the children of Catherina van Geel and of David de Lhomel, was named guardian by the Orphan Chamber over these children whose mother had recently died. The co-guardian was Philips van Geel, the uncle of the children (WK 5073/513, fol. 10). This Catharina van Geel cannot be the woman of that name who was married to Jacques Verbeeck I of INVNO 544 and INVNO 928, who died some time before 1609. David de Lhomel (l'Hommel) was probably de jonge, born in Antwerp about 1584, first noted in Amsterdam in 1608, merchant, related to Hans de l'Hommel of INVNO 230 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base and Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 306). On 22 December 1622, David de Lhomel brought 12,000 f. to the Orphan Chamber for the inheritance of his late wife Catharina van Geel on behalf of his children David, 12, Catharina, 10, Daeniel, 7, and Sara, 5 (WK 5073/789). Pieter de Brul paid a tax of 5 f. in 1631, at which time he lived in the St. Annastraet (Kohier, fol. 171). In 1628, he lived on the Rouansche Kaij bij de Spaerpot (See R 23693). On 8 April 1632, Pieter de Brul and Jan Dusart bought a house and dye works (Van Dillen, Bronnen ... loc.cit.sup., p.796). Pieter de Brull was the uncle of Anthony de Brull of INVNO 160.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Other
Montias2 Record#	21223
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Inv#.Lot	605.0033
Lot	0033
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck verlichterij f 48:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color or illuminated print
Value	48.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21224
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Inv#.Lot	605.0034
Lot	0034
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 5 1 stuck schilderij f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21225
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Inv#.Lot	605.0035
Lot	0035[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 3 en 37 2 rontges f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4.55 \|t gulden
Buyer	Severyn naest Emaus
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27383.
Montias2 Record#	21226
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Inv#.Lot	605.0035
Lot	0035[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 3 en 37 2 rontges f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4.55 \|t gulden
Buyer	Severyn naest Emaus
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21226.
Montias2 Record#	21227
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Inv#.Lot	605.0036
Lot	0036[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 20 en 21 2 uts [rontges] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz. int Ossenhooft
Buyer Family	Jansz., Govert
Buyer Notes	The buyer was the painter Govert Jansz., born about 1578, active in Amsterdam from 1603 to 1619. On 26 April 1603, Govaert Jansz., painter, 25 years old, living in the Warmoesstraet, assisted by Jan Gerritsz. his father, was betrothed to Grietie Willems, 21, living in the Lastage. The sister of Grietge Willems, named Truytien, was the first wife of the painter Cornelis van der Voort (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 833.) In 1616, he was so loaded with debts that he had to negotiate a settlement with his creditors. These included Wessel Schenck, the uncle of Helena van Juchteren who was betrothed to Jeronimus de Haze in 1605 (R 29604); Jacob van Foreest, father of Jacob van Foreest de jonge of R 32580; Govert Jansz.'s brother-in-law Matheus Antonissen of R 28454; Dirck Ghuertsz. (perhaps Van Beuningen, of R 21904); and Jacob Molengraeff (Bredius, ibid.) Jacob Dircx Molengraeff, who was 40 according to a deposition he made on 30 September 1621, was a wine dealer (NA 255, film 127, fol. 174vo). The next day, 5 January, Govert Jansz., 38, declared at the request of his father-in-law Willem Jansz. and the latter's daughter Guertie Jans that he had given some uitdraagsters the commission to sell the clothing of his late wife, which had been done (Bredius, ibid.) On 28 July 1617, he obtained a cessie met commitimus for his debts from the Higher Court in The Hague. When Govert Jansz. died in 1619, he left three minor children, Tryntje, 14, Truitje, 10, and Jan, 7. (ibid). On 18 January 1619, the Orphan Chamber named Mr. Jan Sybrantsz. de Bonte as guardian of the children of Govert Jansz., painter, whose late mother was Grietgen Willems as also for the estate of Willem Jansz., bode op Hamburg. The act took place in the presence of Geertge Willems (the sister of Grietgen and the daughter of Willem Jansz.) and her husband Matheus Anthonisz. (of R 28454) and of the painter Cornelis van der Voort (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 122n of Nachträge). Jan Sybrantsz. de Bont, born about 1558 (NA 389, fol. 79, act of 29 August 1624) was the brother of Hendrick Sybrantsz. de Bont (alias Bontenos), the first husband of Geertge Willems. Hendrick, born about 1581, was much younger than Jan (NA 843, fol.143, Not. Hoogeboom). The surgeon Jan Sybrantsz. de Bont (or Bonte) exercised his trade in Amsterdam at least from 1584 to 1612 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, 1933, p.10). Mr. Jan Sybrantsz. (de Bont?) was the manager of the rhetorical chamber In Liefde Bloyende (Oud Holland 24(1906), p.118). As cited above Jacob (Dircx) Molengraeff (Alkmaar 1581-1620) was a wine dealer. In July 1614, when the Concierge of the Town Hall wanted to sell the movable goods of Govert Jansz. to satisfy his creditors, the painter Jan Pynas, who was apparently living in Molengraeff's house, notified him that he was the owner of some of these goods. Note also that Nicholaes Koop (of R 30624) was a witness at the baptism of the daughter of Molengraeff, named Magdalena, on 9 January 1611 (Jaarboek Amstelodamum 76(1984), p. 20).
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21228
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Inv#.Lot	605.0036
Lot	0036[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 20 en 21 2 uts [rontges] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz. int Ossenhooft
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21229
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Inv#.Lot	605.0037
Lot	0037
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 13 1 stuck schilderij f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus Moor
Buyer Family	Moor, Bartholomeus (I)
Buyer Notes	The rich merchant Bartholomeus Moor (I) was born in Antwerp in 1573 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 308). On 19 September 1603, Bartholomeus Moor, 30 years old, living in the Warmoesstraet, assisted by his stepfather Joost van Beck (I) and his mother Catalijne Symons, was betrothed to Marie Niquett, assisted by her guardians Jan Niquet and Margerite Bosmans (of INVNO 539), her guardians (DTB 411/31). Joost van Beeck (de oude) was a merchant, born in South Netherlands, who spent some time in Aachen before settling in Amsterdam, where he was first noted in 1602 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 295). He bought jewelry at the Jan van Maerlen sale of 1637, at which time he lived on the Voorburgwal, bij de Vaerckensluijs. In 1606, Bartholomeus Moor (I) bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 6 f. The collector was Jan Heijckes of R 30667 (GAA, 55/31 F 440). Bartholomeus's daughter Susanna Moor was baptized on 18 November 1608. She married Henry de Pickere (born in 1585), the son of Margareta van der Bruggen (widow of Jeronimus Coymans II who died in 1583) on 27 July 1627. She remarried with Laurens Reael in 1640. Another daughter named Catharina married Daniel Bernard (Elias, ibid.) Bartholomeus Moor (I), living on the Heregracht was taxed 500 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 293, p. 67). He invested 2,400 f. in the first subscription to V.O.C. shares in the Amsterdam Kamer and another 2,400 f. in the Enkhuizen Kamer (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 146 and unpublished information on subscriptions to V.O.C. shares issued by the Enkhuizen Kamer supplied by Roelof van Gelder.) On 8 April 1627, Cathalijne van Leijden, daughter of Pieter van Leijden (II?) passed her testament in which she cited a painting of the Last Judgement by Crispijn van der Pas, for which Bartholomeus Moor had offered Pieter van Leijden de oude 1000 f. in 1594. The painting was bequeathed to Jacob Pieters van Leijden (NA 441, fol. 41 and fol. 43, Not. P. Mathijsz.) Pieter van Leijden I, born in Antwerp before 1560, was a merchant and sugar refiner, who spent some time in Nuremberg before settling in Amsterdam, where he was first noted in 1594. His son Pieter van Leijden II, also born in Antwerp, in 1577, lived until after 1631 (Gelderblom, op. cit., p. 306 and Prosopographic Data Base). In February 1637 (?) (exact date unknown due to fire damage), Sara Nicquet, widow of Dominicus van Heemskerck, drew up her testament naming her brother-in-law Bartholomeus Moor (the husband of her sister Marie) and her nephew Adam Bessels (of R 35041) as executors. Adam Bessels was married to Margarieta Reynst, who was the niece of Jacques Nicquet (R 35041) (NA 948, film 1171, Not. Benedict Baddel). Bartholomeus Moor was buried in the W.K. on 13 May 1633 (DTB 1100A/4). On 27 May 1636, Maria Niquet was cited as the widow and estate-holder of Bartholomeus Moor (I) (WK 5073/789). On 22 April 1638, a dispute was said to have arisen between Bonaventuer Broen and the heirs of Bartholomeus Moor (I) concerning a sum of 1000 crowns that Moor had committed to the heirs of Jan Monnincx in Paris. Isaack van Beeck (cited in the NOTES to R 26643) had arbitered the question (NA 696A, film 4982). According to an act of 18 August 1633, Isaack van Beck was said to be 43 years old (NA 694B, Not. J. Warnaerts). On the relation of Isaack van Beck to Rembrandt, see the TEXT of R 81 of Montias. Bonaventuer Broen was a Nantes-based merchant, noted in Amsterdam on 19 June 1636, when he declared that the honorable Jan Egbertsz. Bisschop (the brother of the famous Remonstrant Rem Egbertsz. Bisschop) had paid into the Bank of Amsterdam (probably the Wisselbank) a sum of 3,025 f. which he, as original owner, had been advanced by his nephew Hendrick Broen (of R 7618) (NA 843, Not. Hoogeboom). On 15 May 1638, the honorable Bartholomeus Moor (II), living in Ceulen and temporarily in Amsterdam, drew up a procuration to collect his part of the inheritance from Jan Schrijver burgomaster of Gogh (NA 1186, fol. 20, Not. J. de Vos). Bartholomeus Moor II was presumably the son of Bartholomeus Moor I. On 20 April 1640, Marcus van Valckenburch (of INVNO 1238) was said to be trading in Brasil with Symon van der Does (of R 28462) and Bonaventura Broen (NA 421, film 6438).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21230
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Inv#.Lot	605.0038
Lot	0038
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 23 1 rontgen f 21:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	21 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Eyst in Breda in de Warmoesstraet
Buyer Family	Eyst, Hans van
Buyer Notes	On 18 September 1618, a child of Hans van Eijst was buried in the N.K. (DTB 1054/42).
Montias2 Record#	21231
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Inv#.Lot	605.0039
Lot	0039
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 40 1 uts. [rontgen] f 20: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	20.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Notaris Benning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21232
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Inv#.Lot	605.0040
Lot	0040
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 24 1 uts. [rontgen] f 10: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Tysz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Hans Thijsz. de jonge, see R 27698.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Child
Montias2 Record#	21233
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Inv#.Lot	605.0041
Lot	0041[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[No no.] 2 stuckgen schilderij f 28:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	Campen
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably Cornelis van Campen of R 31987.
Montias2 Record#	21234
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Inv#.Lot	605.0041
Lot	0041[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[No no.] 2 stuckgen schilderij f 28:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	Campen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21234 and R 20234.
Montias2 Record#	21235
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Inv#.Lot	605.0042
Lot	0042
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 17 1 rontgen f 20:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21236
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Inv#.Lot	605.0043
Lot	0043[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 47 en 48 2 uts. [rontgens] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Eyst
Montias2 Record#	21237
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Inv#.Lot	605.0043
Lot	0043[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 47 en 48 2 uts. [rontgens] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Eyst
Montias2 Record#	21238
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Inv#.Lot	605.0044
Lot	0044[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 11 en 24 2 stucken f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.125\|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Gerritsz. Cosijn
Buyer Family	Cosijn, Pieter Gerritsz.
Buyer Notes	On 26 October 1592, Pieter Gerritsz., painter, 21 years old, living on the O.Z. Kerckhof, assisted by his father Gerrit Pietersz., was betrothed to Anne Jacobs, 24, living on the O.Z. Burchwal, assisted by her mother Mary Jochums. He signed Pieter Gerson (DTB 406/250). Gerrit Pietersz. Cosijn was tapper (tavern keeper) in the Witte Molen. He was married to Lijntge Pieters, the daughter of the painter Pieter Aertsen (Oud Holland 7 (1889), p. 10). He was buried in the N.K. on 16 July 1595 (DTB 1052/99). On 5 March 1595, Pieter Gerritsz., painter, and Anne Jacobs had their son Jacob baptized in the N.K. in the presence of his godmother Neltgen Jacobs (DTB 38/404). In 1606, he, together with his wife and maid, bought lots for 2 f. 2 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA, 147/4 F 1058). On 12 January 1623, Pauwels de Riemer, as husband and guardian of Lysbeth Gerrits Cosijn, the sister of Pieter Gerritsz. Cosijn, and Annetje Jacobs, widow of the latter, sold a house on the Oude Syds Kerckhoff (WK 5073/913). Jan Gerritsz. Cosijn, whose testament was signed by the painter Francois Gysels de oude (I) on 21 November 1595, was probably a brother of Pieter Gerritsz. (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 1915.) It is probable that the sale of the house just mentioned followed the death of Pieter Cosijn, whose widow was cited in 1624. His goods were sold bij executie in that year (Oud Holland, loc.cit.)
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21239
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Inv#.Lot	605.0044
Lot	0044[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 11 en 24 2 stucken f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Gerritsz. Cosijn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21239.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21240
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Inv#.Lot	605.0045
Lot	0045[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 33 en 50 2 uts [stucken] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21241
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Inv#.Lot	605.0045
Lot	0045[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 33 en 50 2 uts. [stucken] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21242
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Inv#.Lot	605.0046
Lot	0046[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 rontges, Ceres, Bachus, Venus f 12:--:--
Title	Ceres
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Klaes van Swieten van Leyden
Buyer Family	Swieten, Klaes (Nicolaes) van
Buyer Notes	Klaes van Swieten was apparently a wealthy collector living in Leyden. He bought a number of lots at different sales as Nicolaes van Swieten van Leyden.
Montias2 Record#	21243
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Inv#.Lot	605.0046
Lot	0046[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 rontges, Ceres, Bachus, Venus f 12:--:--
Title	Bacchus
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Klaes van Swieten van Leyden
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21243.
Montias2 Record#	21244
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Inv#.Lot	605.0046
Lot	0046[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 rontges, Ceres, Bachus, Venus f 12:--:--
Title	Ceres
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Klaes van Swieten van Leyden
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21243.
Montias2 Record#	21245
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Inv#.Lot	605.0047
Lot	0047[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 23 en 39 2 stuckges f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Jan Meusz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27902.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21246
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Inv#.Lot	605.0047
Lot	0047[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 23 en 39 2 stuckges f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Jan Meusz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27902.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21247
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Inv#.Lot	605.0048
Lot	0048
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 5 1 uts. [stuckge] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Jan Thivart, or Tievaert, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21248
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Inv#.Lot	605.0049
Lot	0049
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 3 1 uts. [stuckge] f 93:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	93 \|t gulden
Buyer	Godart Kerckering
Buyer Family	Kerckering, Godart
Buyer Notes	On 1 November 1603, Godart Kerckerinck, from Lubeck, 26 years of old,living in the Warmoesstraet (11 years), assisted by his uncle Thomas Kerckerinck, was betrothed to Cornelia Joost Hessels, from Hamburg, living in Rotterdam (DTB 762A/189). Cornelia Hessels was the daughter of Joost Hessels and of Johanna van Loon, the sister of Hans van Loon (of R 7696), from her first marriage to Joost Hessels (of R 7696). On 24 December 1606, Godart Kerckering and Cornelia Hessels had their son Joost baptized in the Lutheran Church in the presence of Hans Widerhuysen (of R 29463) and of Anna Spierings (DTB 138/72). Anna Spierings was undoubtedly related to Cornelis Spiering who received a procuration from Hans and Anna van Loon, Godert Kerckering, dr. Robbert van der Houve (of R 24408) and Pieter Assenberg to sell a house and a warehouse on the South side of the Houttuijn on 23 May 1629 (Van der Hoeve in Ons Voorgeslacht 56(2001), p. 52). On 28 August 1616, Godert Kerckerinck and his unnamed wife had their son Willem baptized in the Lutheran church, in the presence of Jordaen Willemsz. and the wife of Paul Pelgroms (DTB 138/199). Anna Kerckerincx, daughter of Godart Kerckeringh, in her testament of 7 November 1650, bequeathed the portrait of her brother Willem Kerckerincx to her brother (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 1689). Paulus Pelgrom (1574-aft. 1628) was the brother of Steven Pelgrom, who was married to Maria van Offenberg's sister Johanna. The two brothers, the sons of the prosperous Antwerp merchant Geraerd Pelgrom, spent some time in Neurenburg with their brothers Lenaert and Francoijs Pelgroms (cited in R 29592) before settling in Amsterdam around 1600 (Maandblad Amstelodamum 62(1975), p. 135). On 8 May 1612, Cornelia, the daughter of Godart Kerckeringh and Cornelia Hessels, was baptized in the presence of Cornelia Hessel's uncle Hans van Loon (R 7696) and of Regina Dionys. On 7 May 1629, Godart Kerckeringh and Cornelia Hessels made out their testament. They named as guardians over their minor children Dr. Robbert van der Hoeve (cited above), who was the husband of Cornelia's half sister Maria van Offenberg, her uncle Hans van Loon, the brother of her mother Joanna van Loon), and her brother-in-law Dirck Kerckerinck (I) (van der Hoeven, op.cit. p.52). On 29 September 1633, Pieter Honthum, assisted by his brother Arnold Honthum and by his brother-in-law Bartholomeus Hopser, signed a pre-nuptial contract with Cornelia Kerckering, assisted by Godard Kerckering, her father, Hans van Loon (of R 7696), her granduncle, Robbert van der Houve (of R 24408), her uncle, and Dirck Kerckering, her brother (NA 770, Not. Verhey). Godart Kerckering or Kerckerinck was a merchant dealing with the Levant under the firm Godert Kerckerinck and co. He lived on the Keizersgracht over the Westermarkt in Surich. Music was played in his home. Jan Pietersz. Sweelinck (of R 27883), who died in 1621, dedicated his second book of psalm music to eight philomuses de la très renommée ville d'Amsterdam, including Godert Kerckeringh (J.H. Giskes, Amsterdam, Centrum van Musiek in Jaarboek Amstelodamum 86(1994), note 16). Gerrit Kerckringh (probably an error for Godart Kerckering) paid a tax of 300 f. in 1631, living on the Keysersgracht (Kohier, fol. 303, p. 69). Godert Kerckerinck was buried in the W.K. on 28 December 1645 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 381). Thomas Kerckerinck, Godert's uncle, was said to be the grandfather of Lucretia Kerckerinck who was 22 years old when she was betrothed to the notary Cornelis Meursius, from Loosduinen, on 27 September 1612 (De Navorscher 8(1858), p. 319). By 10 October 1636, Lucretia Kerckering was said to the be widow of the Notary Cornelis Meurs (NA 843, fol. 1333, Not. Hoogeboom). Godart's brother Dirck (I), born in 1604, was a merchant on the Kloveniersburgwal. In 1639, he lived in Hamburg. He was captain of the militia in 1653. He married Margaretha Bassen (baptized 1607), daughter of Dirck Bas and of Grietge Elberts Schaeck, on 6 June 1628 (DTB 433/75. Elias, Vroedschap, p. 916). On 22 July 1638, Dirck (II), the son of Dirck Kerckering and Margarita Bassen, was baptized in the Lutheran Church in the presence of Goodert Kerckeringh and Anna Bas (O. Vlessing, The Excommunication of Baruch Spinoza, Studia Spinozana 13(1997), p.33). However, the child did not survive. Dirck II was born in Hamburg in 1639 and died there on 2 November 1693. He was a well-known physician who became Roman Catholic before his marriage. He married in Amsterdam on 27 February 1671 Maria van den Ende (born Antwerp 1644), daughter of Franciscus Affinius van den Enden, from Antwerp, rector of a special Latin school in Amsterdam and later physician to Louis XIV, married to Clara Maria Vermeren, from Dantzig (Elias, op.cit. p.916). The relation if any, between Franciscus van den Ende and Hans van den E(y)nde I and II (INVNO 527 and R 21193) has not been clarified. Franciscus van den Enden is known to have taught Dirck Kerkering Latin (there was also an unconfirmed report that he had taught Baruch Spinoza Latin. Dirck (II) is known to have praised Spinoza's work with lenses in 1670 (ibid.)). Govaert Flinck (anabaptist) painted the portrait of Godard Kerckrinck about 164- (last digit illegible), not long Kerckrinck's death in 1645.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21249
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Lot	0050
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 2 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 59:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	59 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabout de jonge in de Nieuwe Hoochstraet
Buyer Family	Cabout (Cobbaut), Arnout, de jonge (II)
Buyer Notes	The address in the Nieuwe Hoochstraet clearly indicates that the buyer was Arnout Cobbaut II, the father of Arnout Cobbaut III (also called de jonge), who lived in the Bredestraet at the time of this sale. Arnout Cobbaut II was born in Oudenaarde about 1555. He was married to Anna van Valckenburg, daughter of Jan van Valckenburg I (probably of R 31706). In the summer of 1604, Aernout Cabout de jonge was summoned by the Kerkeraad of the Reformed Church because dancing had taken place on the occasion of a wedding in his house. He conceded that this may well have happened and that dancing was indeed a sin but that he had always been a great amateur (groot liefhebber) of it (H. Roodenburg, Onder censuur, Hilversum, 1990, p. 328). It was probably Arnout Cobbaut II, living at the time in het Vergulde Hart in the Warmoesstraet, who bought lots in the Haarlem of 1606 lottery for 3 f. 10 st. and, with Clara Coeymans, 5 f. 8 st. (GAA, 85/41 F 642, 85/43 F 642, 4/32 F 26). On 22 April 1610, Arnout Cobbaut de jonge (III), assisted by his father Arnout Cobbaut (II) and his mother Anna van Valkenborch, living in the Bredestraet, was betrothed to Anna Cruijpenninck, also from Antwerp, 20, assisted by her guardian Wouter van der Poort (DTB 414/285). For his death inventory, see INVNO 542. Arnout Cobbaut II invested 20,350 f. in the 1612 subscription for V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, pp. 190 and 259). In 1612, Arnout Cobbaut de jonge (probably II), merchant in Amsterdam, sold several lots (kavels) in the drying up and damming (bedijking) of the Beemster. He was also involved in making dams in the Horstermeer (NA 128, Not. Bruyningh, Extracten). On 22 January 1613, Arnoult Cobbouts de jonge (probably II), merchant in this city, declared at the request of Jan Benninck Koeckebacker, that he had sold to Lenart Ranst a share of 300 Fl. pounds in the V.O.C. (Van Dillen, Economisch-historisch Jaarboek 16(1930),, p. 131). Arnout Cobbaut II, the husband of Anna van Valckenburg, assisted his daughter Sara upon her betrothal to Balthasar de Visscher (of R 20375) on 29 October 1626. His daughter Barbara Cobbaut married, first, Balthasar van der Veecken (of INVNO 677) and, after his death, Toussain Blanche (of INVNO 1191) (betrothal, 22 February 1621). A third daughter, named Judith, married the sugar refiner Hans (or Jean) de l'Hommel. Nicolaes Cocque was cited as the guardian of the minor children of Jean de l'Hommel and Barbara Cobbaut on 13 November 1632 (NA 910, film 1146, Not. Eyloff). On 27 September 1634, Daniel de l'Hommel declared that, pursuant to the compromise reached between Nicolaes Cocqus, as administrator of the goods left by his brother Hans de l'Hommel and Judith Cobbaut, the latter's wife, she was slated to receive 52,263 f. (NA 911, film 1147, Not. Verheij). Arnout Cobbaut II passed his testament on 12 January 1634 (after the death of his wife ?), leaving most of his estate to the children of the late Judith Cobbaut, wife of Jean de l'Hommel (NA 409, film 4787). He must have died shortly thereafter. The post-mortem inventory of the couple (INVNO 1132) was taken on 15 January 1635. They were said to have lived on the Nieuwe Hoogstraet. Portraits of Arnout Cobbaut II and of Anna van Valckenburg are preserved in the Central Museum in Utrecht. One of Anna van Valckenburg's sisters, named Elisabeth, was married to the poet and pensionaris Jacob Cats. When the inventory of Judith Cobbaut, widow of Hans de l'Hommel, was taken on 11 October 1632, she was said to be living in the house of Balthasar Visscher, the husband of Sara Cobbaut cited above (NA 713, Not. P. Carels).
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21250
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Lot	0051[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 19 en 36 2 uts. [stuckges] f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21251
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Lot	0051[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 19 en 36 2 uts. [stuckges] f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21252
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Inv#.Lot	605.0052
Lot	0052[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 21 en 60 2 uts. [stuckges] f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21253
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Inv#.Lot	605.0052
Lot	0052[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	nrs. 21 en 60 2 uts. [stuckges] f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21254
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Inv#.Lot	605.0053
Lot	0053
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 1 1 uts. [stuckge] f 30:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	30 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21255
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Inv#.Lot	605.0054
Lot	0054
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 3 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 31:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	31.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pinas schilder
Buyer Family	Pynas, Jan (Symonsz)
Buyer Notes	The buyer must be Jan Pynas, since Jacob Pynas, born ca. 1592-93, was probably unknown at this early date. Jan Pynas was in Amsterdam in 1612, having bought a house there in the previous year. Jan Pynas was born in Alkmaar in 1581/82 as the second child of Symon Jansz. Brouwer and of Oude Neel Jacobsdr. (van Harencarspel). His father Symon Jansz. acquired citizenship of Amsterdam in 1590. His brother, the painter Jacob Pynas, was born in Amsterdam about 1592. Symon Jansz. went bankrupt in 1598 and again in 1615 and died in Alkmaar in 1622. In May 1611, Jan Pynas bought a house named St. Jacobs schelp on the Nieuwendijck, which he rented to his father. His sister Meynsge married the painter (and future Schout) Jan Tengnagel (of R 19457). On 10 March 1613, Thomas Teunisz. from Alkmaar (the birth place of Jan Pynas), 23, and Jan Gerritsz. from Haarlem, 18, both apprentice cake bakers, declared at the request of Pieter Lambertsz. Brack (a collector of the excise on woolens, cited in the NOTES to R 20398), first, Thomas Teunisz., that about 5 weeks ago, he was in his sleeping room (slapcamer) in the house de twee Bijcorren on the corner of the Colcksteeg on the Nieuwendijk when he heard, in front of the door of the house, a commotion. He opened the window and saw the petitioner (Brack) in a handfight with an individual named, so he learned afterwards, Jan Symonsz. Pinas, and saw that Pijnas pursued the petitioner heatedly .. he observed that Jan Symonsz. was wounded twice in his presence (NA 376, film 4758, Not. Niclaes Jacobsz.) On 26 January 1614, Sijmon Hanszoon Pynas transferred his household goods to his son Jan Symonsz. Pinas as security for three years rent on the house on the Nieuwen Dijck which Sijmon Hanszoon was renting for 450 f. a year. The only paitings were one of the grandfather and one of Moses, both unevaluated (NA 460, film 236, fol.45vo, Not. Palm Mathijs). On 24 June 1630, Jan Pynas married Cathalijntje Aerts Burlon, the daughter of Artus Burlon, musician and maker of musical instruments, and the widow of Gerrit Coop I, likewise maker of musical instruments. (Gerit Coop was the brother of Nicolaes Coop I of R 30624). Jan Pynas was buried on 31 December 1631. His widow remarried with Cornelis Aertsz. van Beyeren (of INVNO 275, the father of Leendert Cornelisz., the Rembrandt pupil, of R 34462) and, after the death of Cornelis Aertsz., with Ernst van de Wall (see the TEXT of INVNO 275 and M.J. Bok in Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat. 1993-1994, p. 314). For the death inventory of Cathalijntje Aerts, see INVNO 213. On the apprenticeship of Steven van Goor with Jan Pynas see the NOTES to R xxx of Montias2.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21257
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Inv#.Lot	605.0055
Lot	0055
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 21 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 11:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Boelens voors. [van Hoorn]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21177.
Montias2 Record#	21258
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Inv#.Lot	605.0056
Lot	0056
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 3 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 86:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	86 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Brul voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223. Bredius was not able to read the last name of the buyer, which he left blank.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Other
Montias2 Record#	21259
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Inv#.Lot	605.0057
Lot	0057
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 2 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 180:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	180 \|t gulden
Buyer	Claes van Swieten voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21243.
Montias2 Record#	21260
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Inv#.Lot	605.0058
Lot	0058
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 27 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 71:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	71 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, probably Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21261
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Inv#.Lot	605.0059
Lot	0059
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 38 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 104:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	104 \|t gulden
Buyer	Aernout Cobbout de Jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R. 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21262
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Inv#.Lot	605.0060
Lot	0060
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 62 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 72:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	72 \|t gulden
Buyer	Godart Kerckering
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21249.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21263
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Inv#.Lot	605.0061
Lot	0061
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 1 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 84:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	84 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus Moor
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21230.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21264
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Inv#.Lot	605.0062
Lot	0062
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 1 crucifix koper plaet f 53:--:--
Title	crucifix
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	engraved copper plate
Value	53 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Family	Stock, Hendrick (Hansz.)
Buyer Notes	Bredius read the abbreviation of the first name as Hans ?. Hendrick Hansz. Stock, living in the Kalverstraet, bought lots for 1 f. 16 st. in the Haarlem lottery in 1606 (GAA, 21/37 F 147. It was probably the same Hendrick Stock, 29 years old, living on the Singel in the Jan Roodenpoort, assisted by his brother Frans Stock, who was betrothed on 16 October 1610 to Agatha Veen Sijmonsdr., living in The Hague (DTB 762a/285). He may very well be identical with Hendrick van der Stock, living in Leyden, who bought 3 drawings by Rembrandt on 3 May 1645 for 2 f. 18 st. at a sale of the St. Lucas guild in Leyden. Stock is said to have been a liefhebber. He was one of the founders of the guild in 1651 (Strauss and Van der Meulen, The Rembrandt Documents, p. 245). Hendrick van der Stock, living in Leyden, was the brother-in-law of the attorney Jan Engels of R 7620. Hendrick Stock also was a buyer at the Conincxloo sale of 1607. N. de Roever identified him in this connection as the swager of the painter Gerrit Appelman (Oud Holland 3(1885), p. 46).
Montias2 Record#	21265
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Inv#.Lot	605.0063
Lot	0063
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 13 1 stuck f 121:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	121 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Family	Wely, Willem van
Buyer Notes	Willem van Wely (c.1580-after 1637) was the younger brother and partner in the jewelry business of Jan van Wely II (R 20500), a frequent buyer at the Orphan Chamber auctions. On 8 December 1608, Willem van Wely, from Rijswijck, 29 years old, assisted by his brother Jacob van Wely and by his uncle Wolfaerts van Bylaer (cited in the NOTES to R 21219), was betrothed to Maritge van Valckenborgh, 28, from Antwerp, assisted by her mother Elisabeth Michiels and by her swager Marcus van Vogelaer (Oud Holland, 7(1889), p. 177). Maria van Valckenburg was the daughter of Jan van Valckenburg (I) and of Elisabeth Michels van Varlaer (of R 31706); she was the sister of Lucas van Valckenburg (of R 31704); of Anna van Valckenburgh, married to Aernout Cobbaut de jonge (II) (of R 21250); of Magaretha van Valckeburgh, married to Marcus van Vogelaer (of R 23422); of Elisabeth van Valckenburg, married to the pensionary and poet Jacob Cats; of Susanna van Valckenburg, married to the attorney Fabiaen van Vliet; of Lucas van Valckenburgh, married to Susanna Coymans; of Marcus van Valckenburg, married to Catharina Quingetti (of INVNO 1238); and of Matheus van Valckenburg, married to Jan Eyre (for a complete genealogy, see Nederlandsche Leeuw 6(1944), col. 53 and passim). On 9 June 1622, Willem van Wely and Melchior van Hoorn (of R 20007) were cited as arbiters named by the aldermen in a dispute concerning the delivery of civet (NA 548, fol. 183, Not. Westfrisius). On 25 April 1625, Gabriel Fernandes, merchant in Amsterdam, declared that he owed Wilhem van Wely 200 pounds Vlams, at an interest of 6 1/4 percent, which he would return in 6 months. He pledged 15 paintings of ships and other goods (NA 388, not. Nic. Jacobs). On 12 July 1625, Wilhelm van Wely, Jean Cort, merchants in Amsterdam, and Cornelis Jansz. Belcknap declared that van Wely, Cort and Guillaume Wittenbroot had signed a contract whereby van Wely and Cort promised that they would deliver to Wittenbroot tot oprechtinge van seeckere loterije silver items and paintings. Van Wely and Cort had already delivered the silver and paintings in the hands of Belcknap. Cort was to deliver the silver, van Wely,the paintings. Van Wely would get 2/3 of the lots, Cort, 1/3. Jean Cort is probably identical with Jan de la Court, who was a witness to the testament of Catherine Roseau, the widow of the art dealer Bertran Rotcourt (R 23699) (NA 391, fol. 33, not. Nic. Jacobs, extracten). Cornelis Jansz. Belcknap seems to be identical with the goldsmith Cornelis Jansz. who asked two carpenters to testify on 22 December 1614 regarding the consolidation of his house (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, R.G.P., 78(1933), p. 101). Willem van Wely paid a tax of 200 f in 1631, at which time he lived on the Heeregracht (Kohier, fol. 86v). On 23 August 1635, Marcus van Valckenburg, 47, declared at the request of Willem van Wely, that it was true that Van Wely had paid him, Valckenburg, for Mr. Cats (the counsillor and poet), the sum of 600 Vlemish pounds (3,600 f.), for which a good accounting had been made (NA 412A, fol. 135, Not. Jacob and Nicolas Jacobsz.) On 19 June 1637, Wilhelmus van Wely, 56, and Adriaen van Breen (of R 21162), 53, merchants in Amsterdam, made a deposition concerning Servaes de Cocq (or Kock) of R 22072 who had illegally copied a silver beaker by Paulus van Vianen (Oud Holland 34(1916), pp. 240-1).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21266
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Lot	0064
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 1 1 stuck f 64:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	64 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably the bode of the Orphan Chamber of R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21267
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Inv#.Lot	605.0065
Lot	0065
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 29 1 uts. [stuck] f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Boelensz. voors. [van Hoorn]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21177.
Montias2 Record#	21268
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Inv#.Lot	605.0066
Lot	0066
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 34 1 uts. [stuck] f 61:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	61 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Tysz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Hans Tijsz. de jonge, see R 27698.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Child
Montias2 Record#	21256
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067
Artist	LEYDEN, LUCAS VAN
Entry	no. 34 1 stuck van Lucas van Leyen f 165:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Title Modifier	Undoubtedly a painting, in view of the price.
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	165 \|t gulden
Buyer	Claes van Swieten
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21243.
Montias2 Record#	21269
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle goutsmit
Buyer Family	Maerle, Hans (Jan)
Buyer Notes	Hans (or Jan) van Maerle (or Meerlen), goldsmith, from Breda, lived in Amsterdam on the Nieuwen Dijck in 1598 and on the Nieuwe Hoogstraet in 1621 and 1626. He died in Amsterdam on 7 August 1637 (De Navorscher 84(1935), p. 39). His possessions were sold at auction in November 1637 (INVNO 270). He was betrothed to Maria van Ghijsen, from Breda, living in Breda, on 19 December 1598 (DTB 762a/115). She died on 12 August 1637, five days after her husband (De Navorscher, loc. cit.) Hans van Maerle was the father of Christina, Agatha, Maria, Constantia, Joannes, and Lucretia van Maerle, most of whom bought lots at this sale. Jan van Maerle, jeweler, living on the South side of the Nieuwe Hoochstraet, paid a tax of 135 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 220, p. 50).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21270
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Lot	0067[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21271
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21272
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21273
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21274
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21275
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21276
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21277
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21278
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21279
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21280
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Inv#.Lot	605.0067
Lot	0067[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 15 12 maenden f 102:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	8.35 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21281
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Inv#.Lot	605.0068
Lot	0068
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 1 stuck bergh van Calvarien f 104:--:--
Title	bergh van Calvarien
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	104.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	d'Advocaet Fiscal (Heyndrick Storm)
Buyer Family	Storm, Heyndrick, advocaet fiscal
Buyer Notes	The buyer was Heyndrick Storm who became advocaet fiscael of the admiralty in Amsterdam in 1594. He was widower of Johanna Wagewijns when he married Maria Goverts Souburch, the daughter of Govert Souburch, in 1623 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 103 and the INTRO of INVNO 289). Heyndrick Storm, advocaet fiscal, received 76 f. 18 st. from the settlement of the estate of Gerrit Govertsz. Soutburch by the Orphan Chamber in 1624. On the other hand, he owed the estate een schilderye van de Piscyne valued at 36 f., and a drawing by Goltzius, valued at 24 f. In lot B of the Caveling, there were two paintings by Lucas van Leyden, valued at 120 f. and in lot E a painting of Judith valued at 6 f. (WK, 5073/889, fol. 158vo.) Storm was clearly a significant collector. On 14 December 1637, Jan Storm, son and co-heir of the late Hendrick Storm, counsellor and Advocaet Fiscael of the Admiralty, gave a procuration to his brother-in-law Christoffel van Hove to collect 3,600 f. from the estate of his father (NA 598, fol. 490, Not. Lamberti). Earlier, on 2 August 1636, Jan Storm had his son Pieter apprenticed to the diamond cutter Dirck Jansz. Emmerick for three years and three months (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.P.G. 144(1974), pp.123-4). For the inventory of Gerard Storm (Heyndrick's other son ?), raad fiscaal ter admiraliteit, of 26 November 1650, see NA 5073/978 no. 44, cited in W. Fock in Oud Holland, 112(1998), note 62). Jacques Storm of R 31928 may also have been related to Hendrick Storm.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Admiralty, V.O.C., W.I.C.
Montias2 Record#	21283
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Inv#.Lot	605.0069
Lot	0069
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck f 38:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	38 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens [van Leyden]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21284
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Inv#.Lot	605.0070
Lot	0070
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.17 1 uts. [stuck] verlichtery f 20:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	illuminated print or water color
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Family	Geel, Maximiliaen van
Buyer Notes	Maximiliaen van Geel, born in Antwerp about 1565, was the son of Hans (I) van Gheel of INVNO 785 (for his birth year, Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base). He was betrothed on 11 February 1595 to Clara Schuermans, also from Antwerp. He was said to be living on the Warmoesstraet (DTB 762A/56). His merchant firm, with Pieter and Elias van Geel, was one of the greatest in Amsterdam at the beginning of the 17th century. The three Van Geels (the brothers Maximiliaen and Pieter, and their cousin Elias, son of Daniel van Geel II) invested 19,200 gulden in the first subscrition to V.O.C. shares. (Elias van Geel, about 1570, here said to be the son of Daniel van Geel(II), the uncle of Maximiliaen and Pieter, may have been their brother, as claimed by Wijnroks (Handel tussen Rusland en de Nederlanden, 1560-1640, p. 262). In 1606, Maximiliaen van Geel was said to be living in Utrecht when he bought lots for 3 f. 12 st. in the Amsterdam subscription for the Haarlem lottery (GAA 4/81 F 29). In 1612, he again invested (33,700 f.) in the V.O.C. (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 153). On 20 January 1620, Maximiliaen van Geel and his wife Clara Schurmans passed their testament, naming each other universal heirs. They were living at the time in the Mereminne on the Kalverstraat. Paintings were cited among the couple's possessions (NA 16, not. Salomon Henrix). On 23 October 1625, the engraver Robbert de Baudoux, 51 years old, and the painter Adriaen van Nieulant, 38, made a deposition at the request of Jan Godtschalck Schurmans (probably a relative of Maximilian's wife Clara Schurmans) concerning a coffer belonging to Maximilian van Geel (NA 3513, film 6406, fol. 502, briefly cited in Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 179). Jan Godtschalck Schurmans may be identical with the wool merchant, born in Hondschoote in Flanders, who was fist noted in Amsterdam in 1579 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 302). Maximiliaen van Geel was 69 when, in a deposition dated 12 August 1634, made at the request of Annetje Verbeeck and Marten Gerritsz., married to Susannetgen Verbeeck, heirs of Adriaentge Blocx, widow of Adriaen Verbeeck, he testified about the inheritance they claimed from the widow Blocx (NA 694B, film 4980, Not. J. Warnaerts).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21282
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Inv#.Lot	605.0071
Lot	0071
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.13 1 uts. verlichtery f 25:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	illuminated print or water color
Value	25.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Willem van Wely, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21285
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21286
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21287
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21288
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21289
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21290
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21291
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21292
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21293
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21294
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.78 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21295
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21296
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Inv#.Lot	605.0072
Lot	0072[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 12 ronden f 122:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Hans (or Jan) van Wely II see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21297
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21298
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21299
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21300
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21301
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21302
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21303
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21304
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21305
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21306
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21307
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21308
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Inv#.Lot	605.0073
Lot	0073[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.28 12 uts. [ronden] f 99:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobs
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Gerrit Jacobs, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21309
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Inv#.Lot	605.0074
Lot	0074
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.15 1 stuck f 24:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24 \|t gulden
Buyer	Mr. Claes barbier (?)
Buyer Family	Claes (barbier ?)
Buyer Notes	The last name of the buyer is difficult to read, but it would seem to be barbier.
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Barber, surgeon
Montias2 Record#	21310
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Inv#.Lot	605.0075
Lot	0075
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.12 1 uts. [stuck] f 26:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	26 \|t gulden
Buyer	Salomon Cleuter bij Emaus
Buyer Family	Cleuter, Salomon
Buyer Notes	On 20 October 1634, Govert van Eycken and Salomon Cleuter, the uncles of Catharina van Hove, the grandmother of Pieter, 17, Dirck, 16, and Hendrick, 9, the three children left by Hendrick Dircksz. Cleuters, commandeur te water op de cust van Vlaenderen, whose mother was Janneken van Eycken, declared that the children were entitled to 17,441 f. for their inheritance (WK 5073/789). 23 years ealier, on 21 July 1611, Jacob Elbertsz. Coop, the childen's granduncle, and Nanninck Cornelisz. I had been named guardians over these same children (WK 5073/513, fol. 131). Nanninck (Nanning) Cornelisz. (Neutecooper) II, who is presumed to have been the son of Nanninck Cornelisz. I, was the brother-in-law of Hans Mathijsz. (Snoeck) II of R 32516. On Nanning Cornelisz. II, see also the TEXT of R 1179 of Montias1.
Montias2 Record#	21311
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Inv#.Lot	605.0076
Lot	0076
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.6 1 uts. [stuck] varcken f 70:--:--
Title	varcken
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	70 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21312
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Inv#.Lot	605.0077
Lot	0077
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.99 Vismarckt f 22:10:--
Title	vismarckt
Number	42
Subject	MARKET SCENE
Type	painting
Value	22.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Not[ari]s Benning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21313
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Inv#.Lot	605.0078
Lot	0078
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.51 1 stuck schilderij f 27:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	27 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21314
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Inv#.Lot	605.0079
Lot	0079
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.6 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 27:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	27 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren of Hans van den Ende als borg
Buyer Notes	This seems to be the first auction of the Orphan Chamber where van Someren appeared as a buyer, which is why he needed a borg to guarantee that he would pay for his purchase. On Van Someren, see R 20424, on his borg Hans van den Ende (de jonge ?), see R 21193. .
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21315
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Inv#.Lot	605.0080
Lot	0080
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.42 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 24:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24 \|t gulden
Buyer	Lucas Luce
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Lucas Luce, see R 20173.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21316
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Inv#.Lot	605.0081
Lot	0081
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.3 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 17:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	17.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Symon Symonsz. van den Ringen (?)
Buyer Family	Ringen, Symon Symonsz. van den
Buyer Notes	The last name could not be read by Bredius. My reading is based on the name of the house of Symon Symonsz.'s son Andries who lived in de vijf ringen (R 31203). As in the case of many other economically successful merchants of the period who only used a patronymic in the 16th century, he may have decided to make van den Ringen his family name. If this is correct, the buyer was the well-known goldsmith and moneychanger Sijmen Sijmensz. of INVNO 146. On 16 October 1585, Symon Symonsz., goldsmith, presented to the Orphan Chamber his three children, Elbert, 7, Wouter, 6, and Symon, 5, whose late mother was Belitgen Elbertsdr. In the estate of Belitgen Elbertsdr. was a house on the Warmoesstraat, de Vergulde Fuijcken (J.G. Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstraat? 1968, p. 40/1). He apparently remarried with Claertgen Hobben shortly after 1585. The couple had their son Engel baptized in the O.K. on 8 October 1587 (DTB 1/337) and their son Andrijs (of R 31203) on 20 January 1591. On this occasion, Sijmen Sijmensz. was called wisselaer (money changer) (DTB 2/79). In 1599, he was one of the headmen of the goldsmith's guild. His wife Claertjen Ares invested 3,000 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares on his behalf (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 177). In 1607, he testified regarding an unsatisfactory clock that had been bought by a Latin schoolmaster from the notary David Mostart (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 69(1929), pp. 487 and 571). On the death inventory of Symon Symonsz. of 1629, see INVNO 146 (R 52 of Montias1). It is not clear whether the tax of 30 f. on Symon Symonsz., cited in Van Dillen (ibid.), living on the Singel, was levied on the jeweler, since the latter had died two years before the levy.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21317
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Inv#.Lot	605.0082
Lot	0082
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.31 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 25: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	25.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21318
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Inv#.Lot	605.0083
Lot	0083
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.39 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 28:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	28.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21319
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Inv#.Lot	605.0084
Lot	0084
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 30:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	30.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21320
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Inv#.Lot	605.0085
Lot	0085
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] f 45:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	45 \|t gulden
Buyer	notaris Benning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21321
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Inv#.Lot	605.0086
Lot	0086[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.8 2 rontges f 15: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jacques van der Wyen in't Stoeltgen
Buyer Family	Wyen (Wijen), Jacques van der
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Jacques van der Wijen, was a painter (mentioned by Carel van Mander) of well-off parents. He was baptized in Amsterdam on 27 July 1586, son of Artus van der Wyhen, merchant and kousenmacker (Briels, Waalse schilders, 1997, p. 410). His father Artus van der Wijen and his mother Margriete Nagels assisted him when he was betrothed to Sara Struys (assisted by her mother Neeltgen Struys), on 13 June 1615 (DTB 419/71). His father invested 450 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares in 1602. In 1606, he lived with his father and his brother(?) Charles op de Dam in 't Stoeltgen when he bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA, 123/20 F 902 and Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 149). Charles (Carel) van der Wijen later became P.C. Hooft's business agent, whom he recommended as a very decent (zeer oprecht) person (De briefwisseling van Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, vol. 2, p. 674). He was said to be a merchant and 52 years old in a deposition dated 2 September 1636 (see the TEXT of R 447). In R 30463, in Gillis van Conincxloo's death inventory, Jacques van der Wijen is called de knecht. He may have been working for Conincxloo at that time. On 8 November 1617, he made a deposition at the request of the headmen of the guild of St. Luke concerning the sale of paintings by an Antwerp dealer named Guillaum Wittebroet to a schoolmaster named Jan Cotereels for the sum of 2,100 f. The sale included a painting by Sebastiaen Vrancx. The deponents were Lucas Luce of R 20173, Jacob van Nieulandt of R 27331, and Johannes van Boshuysen, 23 years old (NA 200, film 111, fol. 358vo, cited in Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 78(1933), p. 828). In 1631, Jacques van Weijde (perhaps identical with van der Wyen), living on the Stilsteech, paid a tax of 40 f. (Kohier, fol. 199, p. 63). On 29 August 1631, Anna Struys (who would later marry Hendrick de Reyger of R 24536); Jacques van der Wijen, as husband and guardian of Sara Struys; Esther Struys, widow of Pieter Hermansz.; and Susanna Jans, widow of Pieter Struys, were cited as the heirs of Neeltge Cornelis, widow of Christiaen Struys (I) (NA 843, Not. Hoogeboom). For further details on Neeltge Cornelis and her estate, see the NOTES to R 24536 of Montias2 and the TEXT of R 125 of Montias1). On 12 June 1634, Jan Jansz. Cleerbesem de jonge, 44, declared at the request of Jacques van der Wijen that he had been in the inn De Prins last Pentecost and there had seen and heard that Van der Wijen had bartered (verhandelde off ruylde) with Jan van der Putte 16 paintings, which Van der Putte had inspected, against two bales of madder (crapmee), weighing about 1,400 pounds, which were supposed to be in conformity with the samples that had been shown to Van der Wijen, and also 75 ells of colored cloth, a sample of which had also been seen by the producent (Van der Wijen). The producent was not obligated to deliver anything besides the paintings and Van der Putten anything besides the crapmee and the colored cloths (NA 694B, omslag 62, Not. J. Warnaerts) It is not known whether this document refers to Hans van der Putte, merchant and kramer, born in Antwerp about 1591, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1609 and was still alive in 1640 (see the TEXT to INVNO 1161) or Jan van der Putte who married Anna Ruts, the daughter of Nicolaes Ruts and Anna Apperlo, in 1633 and died soon afterwards (Anna Apperlo remarried with Peter van der Hagen in 1636) (I. van Eeghen, Maandblad Amstelodamum 64(1977), p. 99). In view of Hans van der Putten's transaction with the art dealer Hans van Conincxloo III in INVNO 1161, it was more probably he who was responsible for the barter with Jacques van der Wijen. The date of van der Wijen's death is unknown.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21322
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Inv#.Lot	605.0086
Lot	0086[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.8 2 rontges f 15: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jacques van der Wyen in't Stoeltgen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21322.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21323
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Inv#.Lot	605.0087
Lot	0087
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.44 1 stuckgen f 20:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Govert Jansz., see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21324
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Inv#.Lot	605.0088
Lot	0088
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.15 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Jan Thivart, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21325
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Inv#.Lot	605.0089
Lot	0089
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.13 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 7:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21326
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Inv#.Lot	605.0090
Lot	0090
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.8 1 stuck schilderij f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Jan Thivart, see R 20955
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21327
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Inv#.Lot	605.0091
Lot	0091
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 1 uts [stuck schilderij] Mr. C. wit en swart f 18:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	grisaille
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan Thivart] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Jan Thivart, see R 20955. Bredius (Kunstler-inventare, vol 5, p.. 1738) suggested, without explanation, that Mr. C. was identical with Cornelis Ketel. Since none of the other lots attributed to Mr. C. is described by subject, there is no way to verify Bredius's attribution. Note that Cornelis Cornelisz. van Haarlem is frequently called Meester Cornelis in inventories. However, in this inventory, several paintings attributed to C.C. are probably by this master. It is conceivable that the clerk attributed some lots to Mr. C., others to C.C., in both cases denoting Cornelis van Haarlem.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21328
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Inv#.Lot	605.0092
Lot	0092
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.9 1 uts [stuck schilderij] Mr. C. wit en swart f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	grisaille
Value	13.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer B. van Someren, see R 20424. On the identification of Mr. C., see the previous lot, R 21328.
Montias2 Record#	21329
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Inv#.Lot	605.0093
Lot	0093
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 1 uts [stuck schilderij] wit en swart f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	grisaille
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Govert Jansz., see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21330
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Inv#.Lot	605.0094
Lot	0094
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.38 1 rontgen van Mr. C. f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Adriaen Jacobsz. begeven bij Stoop voors.
Buyer Family	Adriaen Jacobsz., Arent
Buyer Notes	The buyer has not been identified. He is unlikely to have been the son of Adriaen Jacobsz. ( van Noort) of R 20404 since the latter was married only in 1595 and already had a son named Willem by October 1596. Thus Arent, if he was the son of Adriaen Jacobsz., could not have been more than 16 years old at the time of this sale; he then would have had to be born between Willem in October 1596 and Altruijt, baptized on 21 May 1598). Stoop may be identical with Hendrick Stoop, a merchant who went bankrupt in 1595 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 62).
Montias2 Record#	21331
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Inv#.Lot	605.0095
Lot	0095
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.37 1 uts [rontgen van Mr. C. ?] f 18:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Jan or Hans van Maerle, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21332
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Inv#.Lot	605.0096
Lot	0096[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 2 trongen f 18:--:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isaack Haeck.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21333
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Inv#.Lot	605.0096
Lot	0096[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 2 trongen f 18:--:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isaack Haeck.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21334
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Inv#.Lot	605.0097
Lot	0097
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.37 1 brantgen f 13: 5:--
Title	brantgen
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	13.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Jan Thivart, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21335
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Inv#.Lot	605.0098
Lot	0098
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 1 Adam en Eva f 21:10:--
Title	Adam en Eva
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r le Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer Pieter le Brul, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21336
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Inv#.Lot	605.0099
Lot	0099
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.25 1 stuck schilderij S f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Frans Pietersz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21169.
Montias2 Record#	21337
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Inv#.Lot	605.0100
Lot	0100
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck f 20:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Beusegem goutsmit aent Oude Kerckhoff
Buyer Family	Beusegum (Buesecom, Beuseken], Hans van
Buyer Notes	On 3 April 1604, Hans van Beusecom, from 'S Hertogenbosch, goldsmith, 28 years old, living in 't naem Jesus steech, assisted by his uncle Augustijn Boel, was betrothed to Maaike Laurens Dorhoudt, 22, living on the Nisel, above the Jan Roodenpoort (DTB 411/186). Augustijn Boel was the father of Catherina Boel, who married Hans Tijsz. de oude of INVNO 690 in 1594. On 28 December 1606, Hans van Beuseken and Maijke van Dorhout had their daughter Paulijntje baptized in the presence of Augustijn van Steenbeeck (DTB 4/184). In the same year 1606, living behind the O.K., on the corner of the Kercksteeg, Mayken Dorhout bought lots for 7 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA 119/9 F 882). On 10 January 1610, Hans van Beuseken and his wife had their daughter Marije baptized in the presence of Hendrick Verstraten (of R 29681), Andries van den Donck, and Sara de Penijn (I). Hans van Beusecom, identified in a notarial act of 1618 as a former goldsmith, made a deposition at the request of Cors Reyersz. goldsmith (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P.78(1933), p. 294.) Paulijntje van Beusecom may have married the painter Pieter de Coning II, the son of Aert de Conincx of INVNO 161.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21338
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Inv#.Lot	605.0101
Lot	0101
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.4 1 stuck Mr. C. f 57:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	57 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21339
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Inv#.Lot	605.0102
Lot	0102
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no.13 1 uts [stuck] JN f 17: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	17.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Ockersz. op de Gelderse Cay
Buyer Family	Ockersz., Jan (Adriaensz)
Buyer Notes	On 20 January 1611, Jan Adriaensz. Okker, painter, 25, living on the Nieuwe Dijck, assisted by his mother Neeltge Jans, was betrothed to Margriete Simons, 24, living on the N.Z. Achterburchwal, assisted by her mother Willeken Pietersdr. (DTB 666/266). Jan, Albert and Willem Ockers (of R 38448) were sons of the notary (and land surveyor) Adriaen Ockers, who invested 75 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister p. 186). On 22 July 1614, Albert Ariaensz. Ocker, assisted by his mother Neel Jans, together with Jan and Willem Adriaensz. Ocker, his brothers, admitted having hurt some one in Saerdam (NA 377, film 6409). On 13 November 1616, Jan Aerjaen Ockers and Grietje Sijmons had their daughter Grietjen baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Sara Willemsdr. and Albert Aeriaensz. (DTB 5/126). Albert Adriaensz. Ockers, the brother of Jan and Willem, was pachter (farmer) of the tax on peat in 1625. (Tax farming, as indicated below, seems to have been a family affair: both Willem and Jan also farmed or collected taxes on flour or beer) (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 577). On 8 January 1618, Jan Ockersz. and Griet Sijmons had their daughter Metertje baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Giertje Gerrits (DTB 39/445). On 4 April 1619, Jan Ockers and Grietje Sijmons had their daughter Neeltje baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Eduwaert Jansz. and Lijsbeth Bontels Evert (DTB 5/280). On April 1622, Jan Ockersz. was said to be pachter van de twee stuyvers op yder tonne biers (i.e. collector of the excise tax of two stuivers per ton of beer, an office that he had probably paid for, as his brother Willem had paid for the farming out of the tax on flour and on some consumables) (Van Dillen, op.cit. 78(1933), p. 446). Grietje Sijmons, wife of Jan Ockertsen, was buried on 14 December 1623 (DTB 1044/94). In 1631, Jan Ockersz., living on the Nieuwen Dijck, paid a tax of 50 f. (Kohier, fol. 25v, p. 7). On 12 October 1634, Jan Adriaensz. Ocker apprenticed his son Adriaen Jansz., 14 years old, to the goldsmith Willem Jansz. Kalkoen for four years. He paid no apprenticeship money but undertook to pay the goldsmith 200 f. if his son ran away before the end of his apprenticeship. On 9 May 1645, Adriaen Jansz. Ocker, from Amsterdam, 23, and Theodore Lints, from Antwerp, 22, testified about the enlistment of a soldier (Bredius in Oud Holland 48(1931), p.186). On 18 November 1656, Adriaen Ockertse, painter, 35, assisted by Jan Hilbrantse, living on the Keysersgracht, was betrothed to Cornelia Ockerts, from Amsterdam, 30, assisted by her mother Marritge Martens. Cornelia Ockerts, the daughter of Willem Adriaensz. Ockert, cited above, was Adriaen Ockerts's cousin. On 2 December 1656, the marriage contract was signed. Adriaen Jansz. contributed one sixth of a house on the O.Z. Voorburgwal, named the Klaverblad and 1,000 f. in paintings and other goods (ibid.). Adriaen Jansz. Ocker was the future Italianate painter, who at some point reverted to his father's calling (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 144(1974), p. 66). He apparently live in London in 1668 (Bredius, loc. cit.) Earlier that year (1 January), he drew up the inventory of Marritge Martens, the widow of his uncle Willem Ockers (ibid.) Jan Ockersz. must not be confused with Jan Ockers, the son of the cloth merchant Ocker Jansz. and of Aeltgen Goverts, born about 1597, who was portrayed by Rembrandt in The Nightwatch (WK 5073/789, fol. 185vo.) One or the other was buried on 15 August 1648 in the O.K. (DTB 1046/85vo). In any case, the one who was buried was not the cloth merchant Jan Ockersz., living on the Nieuwen Dijck, who was still alive on 8 August 1651, when Dirck Gerrits Geelhant, cloth dyer, 66, and Jacob Dircs Geelhant, 27, likewise cloth dyer, made a deposition at the request of the headmen of the cloth trade that involved Jan Ockersz. (Van Dillen, op.cit. p. 581). Jan Ockers, who was buried in August 1648, was probably our buyer.
Buyer Occupation	Artis \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21340
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Inv#.Lot	605.0103
Lot	0103
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.10 1 stuck schilderij KM f 16: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coningh
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21341
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Inv#.Lot	605.0104
Lot	0104
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.15 1 stuck f 20:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Pieter Pietersz., see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21342
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Inv#.Lot	605.0105
Lot	0105
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	[crossed out: lantschap Coninxlo] no.12 een stuck CC f 28:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	28.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21343
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Inv#.Lot	605.0106
Lot	0106
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.6 1 brant KM f 24: 5:--
Title	brant
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	24.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Andries Pitte achter d'Oude Kerck
Buyer Family	Pitte (Pit, Pitten),Andries
Buyer Notes	On 5 March 1607, Jan van Wely (of R 21219) had a notary insinuate a merchant in Middelburg for his failure to deliver a painting by Jan Mabuse, which, he, Van Wely, had bought from him with the aid and under the supervision of Andries Pit (probably identical with the buyer); Anthony Wachtmans, a rich investor in the V.O.C.; and the painter Pieter Isaacksz. (NA 106, fol. 151vo, Notary J.F. Bruyningh, Extracten). Andries Pitte may have been a broker (maeckelaer) at the time of this transaction. He was called maeckelaer in 1627 (see R 20749). On 17 February 1626, jewels belonging to Hans van Beusekom (of R 21338) which had been pledged as collateral were appraised for the Orphan Chamber by Andries Putten (probably identical with Pitten) (WK 5073/357). On 29 January 1636, Hendrick Hudde, former alderman (of R 26928), notified his cousin Andries Pitten concerning certain accounts, running from 1616 to 1620, that his father-in-law Adam Nuijs, as well as well as his son-in-law (behoude soon) Hans Nuys, had claims on. Hudde declared that he could demand a certain sum of money from Andries Pitten, but that, in view of the fact that Pitten was intent on marrying Joffr. Janneken de Kemel, so he, Hudde, would be willing, if the marriage went through, to absolve him from paying that sum (NA 597, fol. 240, Not. Lamberti). On 27 February 1636, Andries Pitten, from Antwerp, diamond cutter, 62, living on the Keysersgracht, was betrothed to Jannetje de Kemel, from Antwerp, living on the Breestraet, 42, assisted by her brother Thomas de Kemel (DTB 444/152). Thomas de Kemel was a jeweler and buyer at auction (R 18950). Andries de Pitten was buried only four months later on 5 July 1636 (DTB 1100A/16). On (?) December 1636, Hillebrant Albertsz. declared that he owed the late Andries Pitten some money (barely legible act, NA 642, film 4953, Not. Sybrant Cornelissen).
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Broker, factor
Montias2 Record#	21344
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Inv#.Lot	605.0107
Lot	0107
Artist	BARENDSZ., DIRCK
Entry	no.3 Adam en Eva DB f 31:15:--
Title	Adam en Eva
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	31.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637. Bredius attributed this painting to David Vinckboons on the basis of the monogram DB. An attribution to Dirck Barendsz. seems much more probable, if only because of the subject.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21345
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Inv#.Lot	605.0108
Lot	0108
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 Jonas f 50:--:--
Title	Jonas
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	50 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan Basse] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21346
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Inv#.Lot	605.0109
Lot	0109
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.5 koken f 65:--:--
Title	koken
Number	43
Subject	KITCHEN SCENE
Type	painting
Value	65 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21347
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Inv#.Lot	605.0110
Lot	0110
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.5 1 ront N f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Barent Thonisz. in de Halve Maen
Buyer Family	Thonisz., Barent (Drent)
Buyer Notes	The buyer was the painter Barent Thonisz. or Thonissen, who, when he bought lots for 16 stuivers for the Haarlem lottery in 1606, said he was living in de Halve Maen in the Warmoesstraet (GAA, 38/21 F306). He was occasionally called Drent. He was born in 1578 or 1579 and died on 19 October 1629. He was married to Maritge Teunis (who also died at the beginning of 1629) (betrothal on 26 April 1603, assisted by his father Thonis Barentsz.) Maritge Teunis (or Thonisdr.) was formerly married to Jurriaen Frederixsz. (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, pp. 291-2). Jan Thonisz. (Drent) was probably his brother. On 7 September 1663, the painter Jan Micker, 65 years old, declared that he had been present at the burial of Marritge Theunis, the wife of Barent Thonisz. at the end of 1627 or the beginning of 1628. The maid of Barent Thonisz. stated that Barent Thonisz. had been buried in the O.K. behind the choir (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 304). Jan Micker was married to Anne Pieters. They baptized a daughter Grietje in the O.K. on 25 July 1627 (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 152 of the Nachträge). The inventory of the goods that Maritge Teunis, lately deceased, possessed in common with Barent Teunisz., painter, was taken on 4 April 1629 (INVNO 995). It included 41 paintings (without titles) by Barent Thonisz. (bij sijn eijgen hant gedaen) plus a few that had not been completed. The present lot, monogrammed N, may be one of the two paintings by Jan Nagel in the joint inventory of Maritge Teunis and Barent Teunisz. In the inventory taken after the death of Barent Thonisz., one small landscape also by Jan Nagel was recorded (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 291). Barent Thonisz. owned the house d'halve Maen op Ulenburgh (ibid. p. 289.) Note that another buyer, Pieter de Bitter, was the guardian of the child left after Maritge Teunis's death from her previous marriage with Jurriaen Frederixsz. (ibid. p. 287). The heirs of Barent Thonisz., living on the side of the Amstel, op Vred[enburgh], paid a tax of 50 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 322vo, p. 74). On 28 July 1634, Sijtgen Teunis, Teunis Adriaensz., as husband and guardian of Engeltgen Teunis, Cornelis Theunisz. Drent, Abraham Theunisz. and David Rutgersz. (of R 37186), the son left by Femmetge Theunis, for himself and replacing [... left blank] Christiaensz., so for himself as for his wife, Engeltge Pieters, the daughter of Judith Theunis, all children and heirs by testament of Barent Theunisz., painter, passed before me, Notary (Lamberti) on 16 September 1629, insinuated Nicolaes Cocqu, as follows. They claimed that Cocqu, after Barent Theunisz.'s death, had undertaken the administration of the estate of Barent Theunisz. and had sold his movable goods and failed to produce a proper accounting of the moneys proceeding from this sale (NA 596, fol.142, Not. Lamberti). Abraham Theunisz. Drent, one of the children of Barent Theunisz. cited above, was said to be 34 in a deposition of 1 April 1637, in which he declared at the request of Johan Andriesz. Tensino (cited in the NOTES to R 30086), that 70 lasts of rye which Tensino had intended to ship to Genua had been reloaded (NA 597, fol.158, Not. Lamberti). The painter Jan (Christiaensz.) Micker cited above was the brother of the painter Barent Christiaensz. Micker, who had married the sister of Jan Baptist Weenix, named Lysbeth Jans Weenix (Bredius, op.cit. pp.294-5).
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21348
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Inv#.Lot	605.0111
Lot	0111
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.14 1 stuck N f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Boelensz. voors. [Jan Boelensz. van Hoorn]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21177.
Montias2 Record#	21349
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Inv#.Lot	605.0112
Lot	0112
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 't avontmael f 225:--:--
Title	't avontmael
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	225 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Jan or Hans van Wely II, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21350
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Inv#.Lot	605.0113
Lot	0113
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	no.2 1 stuck per Heemskerck f 63:--:--
Title	[untitled}
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	53 \|t gulden
Buyer	Andries [Pitte] voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20749.
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Broker, factor
Montias2 Record#	21351
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Inv#.Lot	605.0114
Lot	0114
Artist	[MR. C., UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.5 1 stuck per Mr. C. f 46:--:--
Title	[untitled}
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	46 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Claesz. goutsmit
Buyer Family	Claesz., Jan (Croock)
Buyer Notes	On 14 April 1585, Jan Claesz. goutsmit, and Aechgen Everts had their daughter Griet baptized (DTB 1/204). The goldsmith Jan Claesz., living on the South side of the Kerckhoff, was taxed 3 gulden in the Cohier der capitale impositie of 1585 (Van Dillen, Amsterdam in 1585, p. 45). He was called Jan Claesz. Croock, goldsmith, when the Municipality of Amsterdam paid him 87 f. and a few stuivers for a gilded apple and three angels and 52 f. 15 st. for two silver schalen, both in 1594 (Oud Holland 24(1906), pp. 56-7). Jan Claesz. Kroock (or Croock), silversmith, appears in an insinuation of 1599 and in a request to the burgomasters of Amsterdam of the headmen of the goldsmith's guild on 30 July 1602 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 69(1929), pp. 571-2 and 607.) On 12 June 1614, the sons of Hans Thysz. of R 31584 paid him 11 f. for gold and labor for a signet ring for Antony (one of the sons) (Arch. Thys, Library of University of Leyden, no. 112A). He was still active in 1615 when the municipality paid him 378 f. for a gilded lampet and beaker that the burgomasters wished to donate for the baptism of Maximiliaen, the son of heer van Marquet (Oud Holland 24(1906), p. 116). He may be identical with Jan Claess. int Wapen van Sutfen who invested 900 f in V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 208). After the death of Jan Claesz. Crock, goldsmith, his goods were sold at WK auction on 4 January 1621 (INVNO 872). He may be related to the painter Thys Pietersz. Croock, cited in a deposition of 6 September 1646 (Bredius, Künstler-inventäre, p. 136n of Nachtrage) (see R 20166).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21352
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Inv#.Lot	605.0115
Lot	0115
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.3 1 vismarct f 65:--:--
Title	vismarct
Number	42
Subject	MARKET SCENE
Type	painting
Value	65 \|t gulden
Buyer	Adriaen Loosvelt
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21192.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21353
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Inv#.Lot	605.0116
Lot	0116
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.26 1 doeck f 72:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	72.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21357
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Inv#.Lot	605.0117
Lot	0117
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.31 1 doeck f 51:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	51 \|t gulden
Buyer	Dirck Vlack
Buyer Family	Vlack, Dirck (Cornelisz.)
Buyer Notes	On 13 December 1596, Dirck Vlack and Jan Vlack de jonge (probably Dirck's brother, cited below) were cited in connection with a protested letter of exchange issued in Dantzig (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), pp. 179-180). On 4 February 1599, Dirck Cornelisz. Vlack, from Gouda, widower of Martijntje Hilbrants, living on the O.Z. Voorburgwal, assisted by his brother Michiel Cornelisz. Vlack, was betrothed to Hester (Haasje) Pietersdr., 22, living on the Kalverstraet, assisted by her brother Reynburch Nispers (DTB 408/499). On 12 November 1599, Dijrick Vlack, merchant, and Haessen Pieters had their son Pieter baptized in the O.K.in the presence of Ane Dijericksz. (DTB 3/209). On 5 January 1606, Dierick Vlack and Haesjen Pieters had their daughter Hester baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Cornelis Vlack (probably the grandfather of the child), of Mary Pieters, and of Grietgen Pilgeroms (DTB 4/151). On 28 February 1608, the couple had their son Kornelis baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Jan Vlack (on whom, see below) and Michiel Kornelisz. (Dirck's brother) (DTB 4/233). On 29 August 1634, the honorable Haesge Pietersdr., widow and estate-holder of Dirck Vlack, named her son Jacob Vlack to collect money due from the V.O.C. for wages he had earned in the East Indies (NA 832, film 562). On Cornelis Cornelisz., the brother of Dirck Cornelisz. Vlack, see R 36639. Hester (or Haesgen) Pieters bore the family name of (Van) Schellingh. She was probably the daughter of Pieter Dircksz. Schellingh (married to Lysbeth Cornelis) who died in 1617 (NA 280, Not. van Banckem, Inventory dated 1 January 1618). Dirck Vlack invested 8,000 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares and 22,115 f. in the second in 1612 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 130). In 1606, he bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA, 76/1 F 593). He freighted two ships in 1606 and one in 1607 (Winkelman, op.cit. 184(1983), p.603). In 1608, together with a number of other merchants, he signed a petition to the burgomasters of Amsterdam, asking for the revocation of the prohibition of the use of cashiers to effect money transfers (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken, R.G.P. 59(1925), p. 16). Dirck Vlack was a director (bewindhebber) of the V.O.C. from 1618 until his death in 1624. He was a friend of David van Beeck, with whom he had many discoursen about the arts and politics in The Hague in 1624. Van Beeck was also a friend of Dirck Vlack's brother Johan Cornelisz. (1545-1625) who was gedeputeerde van Gouda (Van Beeck, Spiegel van mijn leven, p. 55). Dirck Vlack was buried on 7 October 1624. His widow paid a tax of 150 f. in 1631, living in the Teer Tuijnen (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 130 and Kohier, fol. 111, p. 26) Dirck Vlack was a master of the Mannentuchthuis in 1602 and Lieutenant of the Amsterdam militia in 1620 (Wagenaar, Amsterdam, vol. 2, p. 256 and Elias, Vroedschap, p. 72). His son, Dirck Vlack de Jonge was a grain dealer in 1621 and cited as an advocaet in 1633 (NA 518, fol. 57vo, Not. J. Westfrisius, Extracten). On 3 July 1649, Dirck Vlack, advocaet, was present at the baptism of Johannes, son of the painter Johannes Spilberg, and of Marritje Gerrits on 15 February 1650 (Oud Holland 4(1886), p.138). According to a declaration of 10 September 1624, Adriaen Vlack, merchant, gave to Dirck Vlack de jonge and Jean Vlack, living in Dantzig, some goods and accounts receivable that were due to him. These debts included one for 1,000 f. owed by Abraham van Offenberch (of INVNO 171), 1,000 f. owed by the the widow of Abraham de Visscher (Cornelia Coeymans), 1,000 f. owed by Zeger Pietersz. Crab, and 32 f. owed by Adriaen Garbrandsz. (NA 389, fol. 99). The other two sons of Dirck Vlack I were named Adriaen and Jan Vlack de jonge (NA 389, fol. 99, act of 10 September 1624).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21354
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Inv#.Lot	605.0118
Lot	0118
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.6 1 doeck Val der engelen f 455:--:--
Title	Val der engelen
Number	1
Subject	RELIGION
Type	painting
Value	455 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21355
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Inv#.Lot	605.0119
Lot	0119
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.7 1 stuck KM f 45:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	45 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21358
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Inv#.Lot	605.0120
Lot	0120
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.12 1 stuck P f 26:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de With bij Jan Roode Poort achter Buijck
Buyer Family	With, Pieter (Jansz.) de (II)
Buyer Notes	The buyer seems to be identical with Pieter de Witt, the son or nephew of the stockviskooper Jan Pietersz. de Witt (or de With) who died in 1621. He was apparently also the grandson of Pieter Jansz. de Witt (I), who was beheaded on 9 October 1568 for his failure to pay the proceeds of his tax farming to the R.C.- dominated administration of Amsterdam (and perhaps also for his Protestant sympathies) (Maandblad Amstelodamum57(1970), p. 143). Pieter Jansz. de Witt was born in Amsterdam on 22 September 1593. He was lord of the seigneurie of Resenburg, kerckmeester of the Noorderkerk in 1637, and was taxed 300 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 293vo, p. 67). He married Geertruid van Haze, the daughter of Jeronimus de Haze (of R 29604) and of Helena van Juchteren on 2 November 1625 (Elias, Vroedschap, p.283). When he purchased a lot in 1614 (R 27480), Pieter de Witt was said to be living achter Hendrick Buick. Hendrick Buyck (1551-1613) was the brother of Jacob Buyck, the last pastor of the Oude Kerck, who fought against the Alteration. In the freighting contracts of 1591-1602, Buijck's name comes up several times. He invested 12000 f. in V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 108.) Buijck lived on the O.Z. Achterburchwal. Pieter de Witt, merchant in Amsterdam, according to a deposition dated 26 November 1619, declared at the request of the painter Jacob van Nieulandt, representing Franchoijs Seghers, living in Antwerp, that about two years ago, at the public sale of the heirs of the late Louis Vincon (Ludovicus Finson), he had bought a painting, being the Crucifixion of St. Andrew, that the sellers held to be by Michel Angelo Caravaggio (Oud Holland 4(1886), p. 8). Pieter Jansz. de Witt II was buried in the N.K. on 13 June 1642, coming from the Herengracht, where he was already living in 1631. After De Witt's death, Geertruyd de Haze remarried with Mr. Hendrick Meyster on 2 May 1645. Hendrick Meyster was related to the Buijck family (S.A.C. Dudok van Heel and M.J. Bok, De Amsterdamse achtergrond van Mr. Everard Meyster (1617-1679) in Album Amicorum W.A. Wijburg, Woerde, 2001, p. 143.) Pieter de Wit was the grandson of the harring dealer Pieter Jansz. de Wit and of Maria Cornelis Bosschenaers.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21359
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Inv#.Lot	605.0121
Lot	0121
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.23 1 stuck CC f 32:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	32.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van den Ende de Jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21360
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Inv#.Lot	605.0122
Lot	0122
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.25 1 stuck P f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan van den Ende de Jonge] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21361
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Inv#.Lot	605.0123
Lot	0123
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.24 1 stuck CC f 19:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	19 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitten
Buyer Family	Pitten(s), Pieter
Buyer Notes	On 14 September 1619, Pieter Pittens, goldsmith, 50 years old, and Jan de la Fontaine (of R 27595), likewise goldsmith, 35, made a deposition at the request of the clockmaker Hendrick Schudt, concerning an apprentice of the latter named Hendrick Jansz. who made small clocks (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 340).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21362
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Inv#.Lot	605.0124
Lot	0124
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no.24 1 stuck Nagel G 14 f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Salomon Cleuter
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21311.
Montias2 Record#	21363
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Inv#.Lot	605.0125
Lot	0125
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.1 1 stuck CC f 21:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	21.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Beusecum voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21338.
Montias2 Record#	21364
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Inv#.Lot	605.0126
Lot	0126
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.6 1 brandeken S f 10:--:--
Title	brandeken
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Boelensz. [van Hoorn]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21177.
Montias2 Record#	21365
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Inv#.Lot	605.0127
Lot	0127
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no.6 1 stuck Nagel f 8:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Andries Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20749.
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Broker, factor
Montias2 Record#	21366
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Inv#.Lot	605.0128
Lot	0128
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.29 1 stuck f 15:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Tivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21367
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Inv#.Lot	605.0129
Lot	0129
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.29 1 brant S f 14:15:--
Title	brant
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	14.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21368
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Inv#.Lot	605.0130
Lot	0130
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.52 1 stuck KM f 11:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	Floris van Dalen
Buyer Family	Dalen, Floris van
Buyer Notes	Floris van Dale(n) was a merchant, born in Anterp about 1543, who left his native city about 1585 (De Navorscher 53(1903), pp.466-7). He was first noted in Amsterdam in 1586 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base). On 9 December 1590, Floris van Dael, koopman, and Jannetgen van Dael had their daughter Jannet baptized in the presence of Mayken de Poest (DTB 2/73). On 30 May 1594, Floris van Dalen, koopman, and Jannetgen van Gerhoen had their daughter Maeijcke baptized. The witness was Salmaen Maernou (DTB 38/345). Floris van Dalen, invested 3,000 gulden in V.O.C. shares in 1602. He was the father-in-law of the silk cloth merchant Andries de Grau in 't Gulden Laken, who married his daughter Claerken van Dalen (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 137). He died in 1613 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Parent-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21369
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Inv#.Lot	605.0131
Lot	0131
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.3 verlichtery S f 45:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	almost certainly a water color, in view of the price
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	Floris van Dalen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21369.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Parent-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21371
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Inv#.Lot	605.0132
Lot	0132
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.10 uts [verlichtery S] f 28:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	almost certainly a water color, in view of the price
Value	28.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21370
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Inv#.Lot	605.0133
Lot	0133
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.7 uts [verlichtery S] f 21:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	almost certainly a water color, in view of the price
Value	21 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan van Wely] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21372
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Inv#.Lot	605.0134
Lot	0134
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.16 uts [verlichtery S] f 18:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	almost certainly a water color, in view of the price
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21373
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Inv#.Lot	605.0135
Lot	0135
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 1 stuck schilderij f 184:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	184 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. Kan
Buyer Family	Kan (Can), Pieter Pietersz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer was a cloth merchant, born about 1570. He was 25 years old when Cornelis Zegers, the widower of Geerte Pieters Kan, his sister, passed an agreement on 23 October 1595 before notary Pylorius in which he mentioned Pieter Pietersz. Kan presently abroad (NA 3, fol. 293, Extracten). Cornelis Zegersz. was a cloth merchant who was exporting cloth to Riga in 1599 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 465). Pieter Pietersz. Kan was the brother-in-law of Cornelis Galiaert (II) of R 35231 and of Jeroen Gaillart of R 21403. In 1606, Pieter Pietersz. Can, living in het vergulden lavoir in the Warmoesstraet, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery (GAA 11/39 F76). On 21 August 1606, Cornelis Gaillart (II) sold to his brother-in-law Pieter Pietersz. Kan a house on the Warmoesstraet on the underside of the Kerckstraet extending to the Int soetenaem van Jesus steeg (Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstraet?, 35/26). In 1628 he and his (other) brother-in-law Gerard Kuijsten were regents of the Magdenhuis founded by Marie Laurens Spiegel and Aelken Pieters Foppens about 1570 (De Navorscher 36(1886), p. 338). He was then presumably Roman Catholic. He paid a tax of 150 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the West side of the Nes (Kohier, fol. 234, p. 53). He was the brother of Elbert and of Cornelis Pietersz. Kan. On 14 September 1616, after the death of Maritge Symonsdr., the wife of Elbert Can, Mr. Hendrick Bontius and Abraham Davidsz. van der Mye (the father of Robbert van der Mye of R 19463) were named guardians over the children left by Maritge Symonsdr. and of Teuntgen Symonsdr., the daughter of Rutgert Cornelisz. (WK 5073/513, fol. 155vo). On 2 November of the same year, Pieter Pietersz. Can was named guardian over the children of Maritge Symonsdr., together with the advocate Mr. Hendrick Bontius (WK 5073/513, fol. 157vo.) On 18 January 1630, the honorable Pieter Pietersz. Can, 60, and Martgen Hermansdr., 50, wife of Coenraedt Hillebrantsz., declared at the request of Eijcke Hillebrants, that the latter's brother was being held in jail (in de Boeijen) (NA 832, film 562). On 16 January 1636, Paolo de Willem (of INVNO 197), 55 years old, Geraert Reynst (II), 34, and Geraerdt Lundt, 34, all merchants, declared at the request of Pieter Pietersz. Kan that they had received a communication from Venice from Jan Reynst and Abraham Harmensz. (NA 695A, film 4981). On 18 June 1638, the honorable Anneken Galjaert (probably the daughter of Cornelis Gaillart II of R 35231) acknowledged having borrowed some household goods from her uncle Pieter Pietersz. Can and his wife Annetge Cornelis (her aunt), which they could have returned to them any time at their request. The goods included a painting of St. Francis, one of Cecelia (Cecilia), one embroidered or sewn picture, 2 prints of Rubbens, and many small pictures, not further specified (NA 867, fol. 219-220, Not. van Zwieten). Piter Pitersen Kan was buried on 2 February 1648 in the O.K. (DTB 1046/38).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)\|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21378
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Inv#.Lot	605.0136
Lot	0136
Artist	[LK, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.31 1 stuck LK f 295:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	295 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van den Eynde
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21374
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Inv#.Lot	605.0137
Lot	0137
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 doeck 't ordeel f 102:--:--
Title	't ordeel
Number	1
Subject	RELIGION
Type	painting
Value	102 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan van den Eynde] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21375
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Inv#.Lot	605.0138
Lot	0138
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 toren van Babel f 72:--:--
Title	toren van Babel
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	72 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219. Bredius read 2 van Babel.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21376
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Inv#.Lot	605.0139
Lot	0139
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	no.1 1 stuck schilderij per Heemskerck f 218:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	218 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. Kan
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21378.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)\|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21377
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Inv#.Lot	605.0140
Lot	0140
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.13 1 stuck KM f 36:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	36 \|t gulden
Buyer	Barent Thonisz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21348.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21379
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Inv#.Lot	605.0141
Lot	0141
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 stuck schildery f 66:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	66.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21380
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Inv#.Lot	605.0142
Lot	0142
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no. 29 1 doeck per CC f 75:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit van Velen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21172.
Montias2 Record#	27769
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Inv#.Lot	605.0143
Lot	0143
Artist	BLES, HERRI MET DE
Entry	no.1 1 stuck per Hery Bles f 34:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	34.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus Moor
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21230.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21381
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Inv#.Lot	605.0144
Lot	0144
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.30 1 doeck per CC Hercules f 103:--:--
Title	Hercules
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	103 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick van Os
Buyer Family	Os, Hendrick van
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Hendrick van Os, was an important merchant in the beginning of the 17th century. Born in Antwerp, circa 1556, he was one year older than his brother Dirck van Os I, with whom he was associated in a firm carrying on a large amount of business. Dirck van Os I, who was married with Margareta van der Piet, was originally from Antwerp. He spent some time in Middelburg before settling in Amsterdam, where he is first noted in 1588 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 310). Dirck died in 1615, Hendrick probably not long afterwards. On 14 February 1604, Hendrick van Os, 48 years old, from Antwerp, assisted by his brother Dirck van Os, was betrothed to Lijnken Willems (van Laenen), 44, living on the O.Z. Voorburgwal, on 14 February 1604 (DTB 411/157). Dirck van Os II, the son of Dirck van Os I, became Dijckgraef van Beemster. On 19 December 1608, Dirck van Os (II), from Amsterdam, 37, assisted by his brother Francoijs van Os, living on the O.Z. Voorburgwal, was betrothed to Helena van Oyre van Neurenburgh, assisted by her nigt Margareta van Pes (Nederlandsche Leeuw 23(1905), col. 43). Dirck van Os III, the son of Anna Wyntgens and David van Os (a son of Dirck van Os II), was portrayed by Rembrandt in 1661. He drowned at sea in 1671. The brothers Dirck and Hendrick van Os invested 47,000 f. in the first subscription for V.O.C. shares in 1602 (the third highest sum among the South Netherlanders) and 11,700 f. in the second in 1612 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, pp. 81 and 259)). The firm of the brothers Van Os lent 200,000 f. to Arent Cornelisz. Coster (of R 21396) in 1608. Their account at the Wisselbank filled 3 folios in 1609, 1611, and 1612 and 5 folios in 1615 (Van Dillen, op.cit. p.111). In 1606, Hendrick van Os, living on the Oude Zijde, bought lots for 6 f. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA, 98/15 F 735). Hendrick van Os was acquainted with Karel van Mander (I), who cited in his Schilder-boeck paintings in his collection by Gillis van Coninxloo, Cornelis Ketel, Hans van Aachen, Paulus Bril and Jacques de Geyn (M.J. Bok, Art-Lovers and Their Paintings, Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat. 1994/5, p. 141). He was also an early collector of Venetian paintings. On Hendrick van Os's collection, see also, Saskia Cohen-Nilsen, Een schilderij van Jacomo Palma il Giovane in een vroeg zeventiende-eeuwse verzameling, Oud Holland 113(1999), pp. 175-180. It took many years after the death of Dirck and Hendrick van Os before their estate was settled. On 30 January 1637, Philippe van der Straeten, son-in-law of Hendrick van Os, declared that various persons had claims on the estate of Hendrick van Os. There was in particular a claim on a fourth share in the kunsten, teckeningen, plaeten, pampieren, francynen, boecken --nieuwe ende oude--madalen, schilderyen en rariteyten naegelaten by Hendrick van Os sal. (NA 409, film 4787). According to a declaration of 17 March 1616, Philippe (or Philips) van der Straten had employed a carpenter in de Beemster whom he paid 21 stuivers per day (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.P.G. 78(1933), p. 149).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21382
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Inv#.Lot	605.0145
Lot	0145
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.14 1 ossenhooft P f 33:--:--
Title	ossenhooft
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Claesz. goutsmith
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21352.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21383
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Inv#.Lot	605.0146
Lot	0146
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.31 1 doeck per CC f 53:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	23 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Boelens voors. [van Hoorn]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21177.
Montias2 Record#	21384
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Inv#.Lot	605.0147
Lot	0147
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.17 1 doeck per GP f 53:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	54 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21385
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Inv#.Lot	605.0148
Lot	0148
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.10 1 stuck schilderij f 82:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	82 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. Kan
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21378.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)\|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21386
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Inv#.Lot	605.0149
Lot	0149
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 brant f 62:--:--
Title	brant
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21387
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Inv#.Lot	605.0150
Lot	0150
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.16 1 stuck P f 29:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	29 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [crossed out: B. van Someren]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424. The reason the buyer's name was crossed out is that he paid cash, probably when the session was over.
Montias2 Record#	21388
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Inv#.Lot	605.0151
Lot	0151
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.10 1 stuck P f 85:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	85 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jacob Boots
Buyer Family	Boots, Jacob
Buyer Notes	On 6 October 1613, Jacob Boots and his wife Maria Eeckhout had their son Joannes baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Isaac Boots (DTB 39/330). On the 10 May 1615, Jacob Boots and Maria Eelhaut had a child baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Abraham Boots and Elisabeth Eelhaut (DTB 5/143). Maria Eelhout was presumably the sister of Anna Eelhout, to whom Jacob's brother Abraham Boots was betrothed on 19 September 1631 (DTB 438/36). A portrait of Jacob Boots was recorded in an anonymous inventory dated 10 July 1618, along with a portrait of the old Noirot (NA 611, film 330, Not. Ruttens) On Abraham Boots, see R 22054. The buyer Jacob Boots, paid a tax of 10 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the West side of the Keysersgracht (Kohier, fol. 298v, p. 68).
Montias2 Record#	21389
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Inv#.Lot	605.0152
Lot	0152
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.6 1 kintspersoontje P f 33:10:--
Title	kintspersoontje
Number	32
Subject	CHILD OR CHILDREN
Type	painting
Value	33.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21390
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Inv#.Lot	605.0153
Lot	0153
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.84 1 lantschap f 31:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	31 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21391
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Inv#.Lot	605.0154
Lot	0154
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.32 1 stuck van de 7 wercken van barmhertichs[heden] f 505:--:--
Title	de 7 wercken van barmehertichs[heden]
Number	1
Subject	RELIGION
Type	painting
Value	505 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21392
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Inv#.Lot	605.0155
Lot	0155
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.4 1 koocken P f 165:--:--
Title	koocken
Number	43
Subject	KITCHEN SCENE
Type	painting
Value	165 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Claesz. goutsmith
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21352.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21393
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Inv#.Lot	605.0156
Lot	0156
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.16 1 stuck schilderij f 60:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	60 \|t gulden
Buyer	[...] Dalent (?)
Buyer Family	Dalent (?)
Montias2 Record#	21394
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Inv#.Lot	605.0157
Lot	0157
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.9 1 stuck van 2 bladen f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	a painting made up of two wings ? diptych ?
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21395
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Inv#.Lot	605.0158
Lot	0158
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.89 1 stuck schilderij f 14:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Coster
Buyer Family	Coster, Arent (Cornelisz.)
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably identical with Arent Cornelisz. Coster, merchant in the mediterranean and factor for several business firms in Dantzig, who lived from 1566 to 1638. He lived on the Zeedijk in den Grasmayer. He 1608 he mortaged large amounts of grain to cover various debts to borrow 200,000 gulden from Dr. Jan ten Grootenhuys, Govert Dircksz. Wuytiers (the father of Dirck Govertsz. of R 8663), Dirck van Os (the brother of Hendrick van Os of R 21382), and Jan Jansz. Carel de jonge (the son of Jan Jansz. Carel de oude of R 28890). He was the brother-in-law of Coert Cooper of INVNO 1216 (Elias, Vroedschap, pp.22-23). On 1 February 1592, Arent Cornelisz. Koster, 26 years old, living op 't Water, assisted by Cornelis Jansz. Koster, his father, was betrothed to Regina Hudden, 21, assisted by Jan Claes Boelesz., old bourgomaster, and Belye Hudde, her uncle and aunt (DTB 406/140). Regina Hudden was the daughter of Rutgert Hudden, bourgomaster in Kampen, and Anna Scholt. She was the sister of Belitge Hudden, who married Jan Claes Boelensz. Regina and Belitge were the aunts of Hendrick Hendricksz. Hudde of R 7698 and of Gerrit Hendricksz. Hudde of R 26928 (Elias, op.cit. pp. 162 and 241). On 4 July 1599, Arent Cornelissen Koster, koopman, and Regina Hudde had their son Cornelis baptized (DTB 3/187). Regina died in 1617 (Elias, ibid.) On 13 September 1600, Coert Hudden, as husband and guardian of Catherina Hudden, and Arent Coster, as husband and guardian of Regina Hudden, their respective wives, and acting in the place of Thomas van Tongerloo, their brother-in-law, as having married Anna Hudden, declared that they had sold to Michiel IJsnigen, their brother-in-law, merchant living in Dantzig, their share in an estate (holthoff) located in Dantzig, which they had inherited from their grandfather Claes Schulten (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 162). Thomas van Tongerloo was a merchant of South Netherlandish origin, first noted in Amsterdam in 1593 (he was related to Cornelis and Jan van Tongerloo) (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p 315). In 1602, Arent Cornelisz. Coster invested 300 f. in V.O.C. shares issued by the Enkhuizen Kamer of the V.O.C. (unpublished information supplied by Roelof van Gelder). Arent Coster, merchant in Amsterdam, freighted 8 ships between 1601 and 1608 and one ship on 24 January 1609 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P., 184(1983), p. 600 and 185(1983), p. 18). In 1606, Arent Koster, living on the Zeedijck, bought lots for 3 f. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA, 63/13 F 697). On 18 September 1608, Arent Cornelisz. Coster acknowledged a debt of 35,000 f. lent to him by Govaert Dircx Wuytiers, the father of Dirck Govertsz. Wuytiers of R 7663 (NA 37, film 51).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21396
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Inv#.Lot	605.0159
Lot	0159
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.8 1 uts. [stuck schilderij] P f 47:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	47 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Gerritsz. Cosyn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21239.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21397
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Inv#.Lot	605.0160
Lot	0160
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck schilderij f 33:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	33 \|t gulden
Buyer	Marten Codde
Buyer Family	Codde, Marten (Pietersz.)
Buyer Notes	The buyer, a cloth merchant, was said to be 50 years old in 1631 and was therefore born about 1581 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, 78(1933), p. 782). He was probably the son of Pieter Martens Kodde (Codde), who was portrayed as a shooter in the company of Reynst Pietersz. in 1585 by Dirck Barendsz. (Oud Holland 15(1897), p.137). He was the brother of Roeloff Codde of R 7591 and of Jacob Codde of R 8318. He often appears as a guardian or in some other capacity in the records of the Orphan Chamber in the 1620's. In 1606, he was living in the Calverstraet in de Twee Codden when he bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 6 f. (GAA, 32/46 F 256). On 21 December 1610, Maerten Pietersz. Codde, 29, living in the Calverstraet, assisted by his mother Maertgen Roeloffs, was betrothed to Claasje Henning Rus. 24, assisted by her mother Zwaentge Jans (DTB 666/260). He was still living in the Calverstraet in 1612 (R 28322). He remarried in 1628 with Nicoletta Doudenssen, who had been a widow of Claes Andriess (of R 30086) for five years (Maandblad Amstelodamum 54(1967) p. 172). In 1631, the wife of Marten Codde, living on the East side of the Calverstraet, was taxed 130 f. (Marten Caddel with his children, listed next to the wife of Marten Codde, may be the same individual. He was taxed 250 f.) (Kohier, fol. 270, p. 62). This wife of Marten Codde was probably Nicoletta Doudenssen. On 5 May 1628, Roelof Joosten acknowledged a debt of 200 f. to his brother Marten Codde for which he pledged various goods including a painted crucifix over the bedstead (NA 591, film 4937). On 23 October 1630, Marten Codde, Pieter Adriaensz. Block, Govert van der Mij, Isaack van Halmael, Jan Hendricksz. Pelt, Franchoys de Vick, Hans van der Voort, Balthasar Jacott, and Rombout Kemp signed a contract to create a company for the manufacture of cloth. They obligated themselves to such such capital as would be necessary for manufacturing 1,600 to 2,000 [bolts of] cloth (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.P.G. 78(1933), p.733). In 1606, when he bought lots in the Haarlem lottery, Pieter Adriaensz. Block lived in de Waterschip on the Nieuwen Dijck (110/13 F 808). On 25 July 1634, Marten Codde, cloth dealer, applied to the city administration to have the headmen of the cloth dealers' guild repay various costs he had incurred on behalf of the guild, amounting to 3,531 f. 3 st. The magistrates ordered the headmen to pay Codde the amounts due to him and the guild members to contribute to this payment (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 144(1974), p. 59). In 1643, Marten Codde joined a number of merchants in signing a petition for the stabilization of the currency (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken, R.G.P. 59(1925), p. 84). Marten Codde was buried in the N.K. on 3 January 1650. On the numerous individuals with the name Codde living in the first half of the 17th century, see Oud Holland, 2(1884), p. 44. Marten, like his brothers Jacob and Roeloff, was Roman Catholic.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21399
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Inv#.Lot	605.0161
Lot	0161
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 58 rontken f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21400
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Inv#.Lot	605.0162
Lot	0162
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no. 1 1 stuck van Nagel f 44:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21401
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Inv#.Lot	605.0163
Lot	0163
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.38 1 rontge S f 22:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	22.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21402
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Inv#.Lot	605.0164
Lot	0164
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.46 1 stuck KM f 26:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	26.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jeroen Gaillart, de swager in de Hametjes
Buyer Family	Gaillart, Jeroen (Jeronimo)
Buyer Notes	Jeronimo Gaillart was a cloth merchant of South Netherlandish origin (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 301). He was the brother-in-law of Claes Rauwart. On 25 August 1610, Jeronimus Gailliardt Corneliszoon, 35 years of age, living in the Warmoesstraet, assisted by his brother Marten Gaillaert and his swager Pieter Pietersz. Kan, was betrothed to Maritje Heyndricksdr., 23, living op de Dam, assisted by her swager Jacob Jacobsz. Bontenos (or Brontenos) (DTB 666/241). Maritje Heyndricks was the sister of Judick Hendricx, married to Jacob Jacobsz. Bontenos (NA 694B, film 4980, Not. J. Warnaerts). Jeronimus (Jeroen), Marten, and Pieter Cornelisz. Gaillaert were all nephews of Anthony Gaillaert de oude and cousins of Anthony Gaillaert de jonge. On Pieter Pietersz. Kan, see R 21378. On Marten Gaillaert, see R 29263, on Pieter Gaillaert, R 26876. Jeroen Gaillaert was buried on 24 December 1626 (DTB 1054/135vo). In October 1622, Daniel van Ottergen was named as guardian of the children of Marritien Hendricks with Jeronimus Gaillard (WK 5073/513, fol. 7vo.) Bredius read the buyer's name as Jeroen Gaillart de Jonge. Dozy pointed out that paintings were frequently sold at auction in de twee hammetjes op den Dam, while the household goods were sold elsewhere (Obreen, Archief, vol. 6, p. 32).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth
Buyer Relation	Sibling-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21403
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Inv#.Lot	605.0165
Lot	0165
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.27 1 rontgen S f 7:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	de soon van Hans Coninxloo
Buyer Family	Coninxloo, Hans (III)
Buyer Notes	The buyer was the son of Hans Coninxloo II, He was born in Emden in 1589 and lived in Amsterdam from 1603 to 1618, from 1635 to 1639 and from 1642 to 1648 (Briels, Zuidnederlandse immigratie, p. 81.) In addition to being an art dealer like his father and a dealer in porcelain (see below), he was a painter of animals in the style of Gysbert de Hondecoeter (Briels, Vlaamse schilders, 1997, p. 318). He was only 23 years old when he apparently began to buy art for his own account (as in the case of the present lot, sold in 1612). He was living in Emden when he was betrothed to Sara de Vogelaer, also living in Emden on 30 September 1618 (DTB 763/66). She was the daughter of the prominent Emden goldsmith Isaac de Voghelaer (E. Starcke, Die Coninxloo's, Oud Holland 16(1898), p. 140). In 1619, he was admitted as a master in the St. Luke's guild of Emden. In 1624, he offered 30 f. for a painting of the Virgin with Child in the Library of the Church Council (Protestant) of Emden, but he was turned down (ibid.) In that same year, he became deacon of the Foreign-poor (Fremdlingen-Armen) in Emden, but he was dismissed after serving 7 years for betraying the trust of the office. He returned to Amsterdam in 1635, perhaps to collect his part of the inheritance from his uncle Isaack van Conincxloo (of R 19464) (ibid., p. 141). On 26 November 1636, Hans van Conincxloo, dealer in porcelain, declared that he owed his cousin Hans van der Putte (cited in the NOTES to R 21307) 1,435 f., for money that he had borrowed from his cousin and for his cousin's acting as surety for him. To settle as much as possible of this debt, Conincxloo ceded to Van der Putte various porcelain goods listed in an inventory (not present) (NA 751, film 5178, fol. 520). On 8 January 1639, Hans van Coninxloo, 49, koopman van schilderijen, declared at the request of Joris Kaarsschieter (Kaarsgieter), also dealer in paintings, that when he came to live, 29 years ago, in the house De olykan, where Kaarsschieter is now living, there was, between the voorhuis and the achterhuis, a schoorsteen with a dubbelde pijp (NA 1053, fol. 94, Not. J. van der Ven). Joris Kaarsgieter, the son of the painter Francoijs Kaarsgieter of R 23624, is known to have lived in the Kalverstraet. On 13 May 1639, Jan Hendricx Admirael (of R 35467) declared that he had obtained two sentences (from the judges) against Jan Coninxloo (who must be Hans Conincxloo III) who ordered to pay him 740 f. including interest. As a result of the mediation of good friends, the two had also agreed that Conincxloo would pay Admirael an additional 370 f. The agreement was supposed to be carried out under the supervision of Hendrick Uylenburgh, the art dealer of R 24428. Conincxloo would pay Admirael without appeal (NA 921, Notary B. Verbeeck). Even though the document does not mention paintings or other works of art, the presence of Hendrick Uylenburgh as supervisor of the transaction suggests that Conincxloo incurred debts toward Admirael in this connection. But it is also possible that Conincxloo's debt had arisen in connection with his purchase of tulip bulbs, of which Admirael was a regular and important supplier. On 24 October 1640, Jan Henrix Admirael acknowledged having received from Hans van der Putte, for the account of Gillis de Sadelaer II (the 21-year old son of Abraham de Sadelaer of R 21507), the sum of 625 f. (capital together with interest) which Hans van Conincxlo owed him (Admirael). (Hans van der Putt(e) was the husband of Saarken de Sadelaer, the daughter of Gillis de Sadelaer I and the sister of Abraham de Sadelaer, on whom see the NOTES to R 21507). The document further states that he, Admirael, was now committed to deliver to Hans van der Putte various furniture and goods which he had received from Conincxloo. A list of this furniture and goods was appended which included mainly paintings, drawings, and prints (drawing by Buytewech, trony by Bylert, paintings by Dirck Hals and Brouwer, copies after Rembrandt, etc..), some exotic items (Japanese canes, ebony sticks etc..) Some of these had apparently been pledged against the money lent, including the bed of Van Conincxloo and his wife Sara de Vogelaer. Van Conincxloo appears to have turned over all his stock and household goods by this transaction (NA 1056, film 1264, fol. 264-5). In 1642, Hans van Conincxloo III was back in Emden. On 29 August of that year, the Church Council accused him of excentric living and blasphemy. He had apparently asserted that there was no God, Devil, or Hell, that preachers were devils, etc.. He was arrested for debt, but he was released after promising he would improve his life (Starcke, op. cit. p. 142). He was again in Amsterdam in 1644, when Jean de le Cluijs, ivory carver, declared that Isaack van Coningsloo and Sara de Vogelaar were the parents of Isaac van Coningsloo who had shipped out to the East Indies as an assistant on the Ship Zutphen and that he had died there (ibid.) The last we hear of him, on 24 December 1645, he appeared drunk before the house of his cousin Antony Wouters and made inappropriate remarks to the latter's 17- and 18-year old daughters who were living there (ibid.) Anthony Wouters, also cited in the NOTES to R 25592, was a merchant who was said to be 33 years old in a deposition of 16 July 1634. In this deposition, made at the request of the tobacco merchant Pieter Pietersz., he declared that he had gone to the Lombard (mont-de-piete) in The Hague where he had redeemed three notes which had apparently been issued in counterpart for cloth deposited there. The cloth had been sold at auction by Daniel van Beuningen (of R 8207) (NA 1040, Not. J. van den Ven). On 18 July 1634, Pieter Pietersz. insinuated Jan Tronquoy (the husband of Aachie Bremans of INVNO 955) regarding some tobacco that Tronquoy had received (NA 1040, Not. J. van den Ven).
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21404
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21405
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21406
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21407
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21408
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21409
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21410
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21411
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21412
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21413
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21414
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21415
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Inv#.Lot	605.0166
Lot	0166[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100-112 12 rontges f 90:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21416
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Inv#.Lot	605.0167
Lot	0167[a]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.37 2 ronden S f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.0\|t gulden
Buyer	Jaques van der Wyen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21322.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21417
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Inv#.Lot	605.0167
Lot	0167[b]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.37 2 ronden S f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8.0\|t gulden
Buyer	Jaques van der Wyen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21322.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21418
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Inv#.Lot	605.0168
Lot	0168[a]
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.23 2 branden van P f 7: 5:--
Title	brand
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	3.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan den Ende de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21419
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Inv#.Lot	605.0168
Lot	0168[b]
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.23 2 branden van P f 7: 5:--
Title	brand
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	3.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan den Ende de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	37370
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Inv#.Lot	605.0169
Lot	0169
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.76 1 lantschap f 7:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Maximiliaen van Geel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21282.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21420
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Inv#.Lot	605.0170
Lot	0170
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.77 1 schepen f 4:--:--
Title	schepen
Number	21
Subject	SHIPS, SEASCAPE
Type	painting
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Tivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21421
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Inv#.Lot	605.0171
Lot	0171
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.72 1 stuckgen Jonas f 2:--:--
Title	Jonas
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan Tivart] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21422
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Inv#.Lot	605.0171*
Lot	0171*
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 8 1 stuckgen f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Wit
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21359.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27770
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Inv#.Lot	605.0172
Lot	0172
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.10 1 stuckgen f 13: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Ockersz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21340.
Buyer Occupation	Artis \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21423
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Inv#.Lot	605.0173
Lot	0173
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.13 1 fruytgen f 15:--:--
Title	fruytgen
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jeroen Gaillart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21403.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth
Buyer Relation	Sibling-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21424
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Inv#.Lot	605.0174
Lot	0174
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.58 1 rontgen KM f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21425
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Inv#.Lot	605.0175
Lot	0175
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.55 1 stuck schilderij f 7: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21426
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Inv#.Lot	605.0176
Lot	0176
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.10 1 uts [stuck schilderij] f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Salomon Cleuter
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21311.
Montias2 Record#	21428
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Inv#.Lot	605.0177
Lot	0177
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.7 1 uts [stuck schilderij] per CC f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jeroen Gaillart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21403.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth
Buyer Relation	Sibling-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21429
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Inv#.Lot	605.0178
Lot	0178
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.31 1 rontgen S f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Samuel (?) Verplancken tot Cabbout
Buyer Notes	The buyer's last name is almost illegible (Bredius read it as Salomon). Cabbout is probably Aernout Cobbaut of R 21250. On Samuel Verplancken or van der Plancken, see R 21491.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Private company
Montias2 Record#	21430
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Inv#.Lot	605.0179
Lot	0179
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 1 stuckgen f 24:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21431
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Inv#.Lot	605.0180
Lot	0180
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 1 stuckgen f 14:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick in de Maecht van Gent
Buyer Notes	The buyer may be identical with Hendrick bode van Antwerp of R 29628.
Montias2 Record#	21432
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Inv#.Lot	605.0181
Lot	0181
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.57 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably Jan van Maerle (R 21270).
Montias2 Record#	21433
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Inv#.Lot	605.0182
Lot	0182
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.61 1 uts. [stuckgen] vischen f 4: 5:--
Title	vischen
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21434
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Inv#.Lot	605.0183
Lot	0183
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 stuckgen f 21:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	21 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably Jan van Maerle (R 21270).
Montias2 Record#	21435
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Inv#.Lot	605.0184
Lot	0184
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.26 1 hontshoofd f 3:--:--
Title	hontshoofg
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21436
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Inv#.Lot	605.0185
Lot	0185
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.26 1 stuck schilderij f 18:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	18.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Dirck van Sinnick over 't Indische huys op de Cingel
Buyer Family	Sinnick (or Zinnick), Dirck van
Buyer Notes	On 20 April 1614, Dirck van Sinnick and Grietje Ariaens (van Lodensteyn) had their son Abraham baptized in the N.K. (DTB 39/349). On 13 September 1615, the same couple had their son Willem baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Arent Henricksz. and his wife Neeltje Heinricxdr. (DTB 5/156). Arent Henricksz. was Arent van Lodensteyn, the father of Margriet or Grietje Ariaens. On 4 October 1619, Dirck van Sinnick and Margrieta van Lodensteyn had their daughter Angneta baptized in the presence of Guillam van Sinnick and Margareta van Moermont in the same church (DTB 5/259). Guillam van Zinnick, who may have been Dirck's father or brother, was a painter. He married Cornelia Hallings from Brugge in 1612 (Briels, Zuidnederlandse immigratie, p. 191). Children of Dirck van Sinnick were buried in 1612, 1613, 1619, and 1620 (DTB 1043/119, 1044/7, 1089a/20v, 1089/25v). He himself was buried in the N.K. on 10 September 1624 (DTB 1054/5). It may have been his son of the same name, Dirck van Zinnick II living on the Keysersgracht, who paid a tax of 80 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 95, p. 23). On 31 December 1624, thus after the death of Dirck van Sinnick de oude (I), Dirck van Sinnick (II) (his presumed son) and Guillam van Sinnick accepted the guardianship over the children left by Gerrit van Sinnick (WK 5073/513, fol. 25). Maria van Sinnick, another daughter of Dirck van Zinnick I was born in Amsterdam about 1621. On 3 October 1642, Heerman aux Brebis (II) (of R 25992), 25, from Amsterdam, living in the Warmoesstraet, was betrothed to Maria van Zinnick, 21, assisted by her father Dirck van Sinnick (I), living in Maarsen. Heerman aux Brebis was the son of Hans aux Brebis II and Sara Degens. From this marriage, six children were procreated: Margareta, married, first, to Hendrick Bertels (in 1663) (of INVNO 1263 of 1672) and, second to David Auxbrebis; Hans; Herman (II); Dirck; and Daniel who all died unmarried; and Anna Maria, married, first, to Jean du Quesne (in 1671) and, second, to Jeremias IJsbrantsz. (in 1691). On the portraits of Herman aux Brebis and Sara Deegens by Rembrandt, see the NOTES to R 25992. Gerrit's son, Willem Gerritsz. van Zinnick, shoemaker, made a donation inter vivos to Jacomyntje Jacobs, spinster, on or about 24 August 1624 (NA 389, fol. 58). On January 6, 1637, Anna, the daughter of Dirck Sinnick, jeweler on the Keysersgracht (almost certainly our buyer), and of Margrieta van Lodesteyn, born in 1616, married Everard Scott, from Middelburg. Arent van Lodesteyn, the father of Margrieta, was Raad van Delft in 1599 and Raad van Vlaanderen in 1612 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 579).
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21437
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Inv#.Lot	605.0186
Lot	0186
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.23 1 stuck schilderij f 1: 6:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	1.6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Notaris Benning
Pre Lot Header	Den 30 ditto [augusty]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21438
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Inv#.Lot	605.0187
Lot	0187
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.101 1 rontgen f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21439
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Inv#.Lot	605.0188
Lot	0188
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.70 1 stuckgen f 1: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21440
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Inv#.Lot	605.0189
Lot	0189
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.36 1 rontgen S f 7: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	7.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, who was probably Hans Coninxloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21441
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Inv#.Lot	605.0190
Lot	0190
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.33 1 uts. [rontgen] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21442
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Inv#.Lot	605.0191
Lot	0191
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 1 stuckgen N f 5: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Barent Thonisz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21348. On the attribution, see the notes to R 21348.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21443
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Inv#.Lot	605.0192
Lot	0192
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.54 1 uts. [stuckgen] KM f 10:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Family	Soet (Soete), Philips
Buyer Notes	Philips Soet(e) was a retail merchant (kramer) and dealer in iron ware, born in Gent, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1590 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 314). On 1 January 1592 Philips Zoete recalled a procuration he had made in favor of Jacob Pietersz. de Haese (NA 43, fol. 16, Not. Heilinc, Extracten). On 27 July 1592, Mathis Odet, Claude Heripon (the father of Abel de Heripon of R 20454), Jacques de Cordes, Fernando Oijens, Reinier de Loker, Daniel Cambier, Jan Braems (probably of INVNO 563), Huijbrecht van den Broeck (probably the father of Andries van den Broeck of R 28792), Philips Zoete, Geerardt Verpoorten (of R 27491), Gilbert de Flines I (the father of Philips de Flines of R 25445), Jan le Cocq, Jan Gabrie, Cornelis van Tongerloo, Ambrosius Kempen (of R 37055), Hans van Gheel (of INVNO 785), Jan van Tongerloo, and Pauwels de Buijs (probably of INVNO 501), all merchants in Amsterdam, all creditors of Pieter van Houten and of Jan Willemsz. Hoede, both insolvent (faillit), drew up a procuration to empower Salomon Moreau (a merchant born in Antwerp) and Jan le Bruijn (Lebrun) to arrest the goods of Van Houten and Hoede. Jacques de Cordes, Jean Gabri(e), Fernando Oijens, and Reijnier de Loker were merchants born in Southern Netherlands (Gelderblom, op. cit. pp. 298, 301, 307, and 309.) Cornelis van Tongerloo was involved in numerous enterprises, including glass-making, the drying up of polders, etc.. He was an important cloth manufacturer but had become insolvent at the time of his death in 1617 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), pp. xvii and 187). Pieter van Houten was a feathers merchant (see also the NOTES to R 29666), probably born in Antwerp. He was the father of Olivier van Houte, likewise feathers merchant, who died in Antwerp on 2 March 1653, leaving a fairly rich inventory (Duverger, Antwerpse kunstinventarissen 7(1993), p. 11). Jan Cambier was a broker in 1612 (act of 25 May 1612, Van Dillen, op.cit. p.8). On 29 July 1592, Gerrit Dreeshout was added to the list of creditors (NA 43, fol. 23, Not. Heilinc, Extracten). On 29 October 1592, Philips Zoete and Vincent Stalpaert dissolved a company that they had run together. Stalpaert's share came to 3,000 f. (NA 43, fol. 107, Not. Heylinc). Pieter van Houten's financial problems apparently continued for many years. On 22 June 1618, Jan le Bruijn (cited above, signs Le Brun), merchant, 58, declared at the request of Adriaen Tack that he was well aware that the producent (Tack) had delivered to Pieter van Houten, among other other merchandise, a bale of linen (NA 362, film 6403, fol. 361vo.) On Adriaen Tack, see R 373 of Montias1. In 1606, Philips Soet bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 5 f. 8 st. (GAA, 73/16 F 580). In a document of 29 March 1609, Philips Zoet was cited as an investor in the diking of the landen bij Hoogeboom in East Frisia. Soet was named Heemraed (dikereeve) of these lands. The other investors were Jacob Pietersz. de Haes, Jacob Thomassen van Dael, Jan Thijsz. Vleijshouwer, Lambert Cornelisz. Schouten, Pauwels van der Voort as guardian of Susanna van der Voort, Cornelis Wilmersdonck, Artus van der Voort (father of Abraham van der Voort of R 32595), Susanna van der Voort (or Voorde) was the daughter of Artus (Aert) van der Voort and the niece of Pauwels van der Voort. Hans van Wijnegom, Jan van Harinchouck and Gerrit Reyniersz. (NA 111, fol. 137, Not. Bruijningh, Extracten). In a document of 5 March 1619, the partners (compagnons) in the same dikage were, besides Philips Soet, Joos van Herema, Guilliam Seneschael (probably of R 35885), Jan Harinckhoeck, Paulus Sterlincx, Isaac van der Voort, Willem Cornelisz. Veltes in de Rijp, and Caspar Hasebrouck (NA 542, fol. 8-10, Not. Westfrisius, Extracten). On 24 December 1618, Philips Soete, Cornelis Stalpaert, for himself and for his brother Adriaen Stalpaert, sold to Ryck Andries a brewery in Campen situated on the Corenmarckt (NA 381, fol. 562). Cornelis Stalpaet, as will be shown below, was the brother of Philips Soete's wife Eva Stalpaert. Phillips Soete died on 15 February 1620. When he was buried in the O.K. a couple of days thereafter, he was said to be living in the Warmoestraet in de Bel. He must have been Roman Catholic, seeing that the bells were rung for two hours (DTB 1044/54). His widow, Eva Stalpaert, from Leiden, living on the Kerkhof, remarried with Dirck Alewijn, widower of Maria Schuurmans, on 12 April 1622 (DTB 669/82). According to a declaration of Eva Stalpaert, dated 29 November 1625, she and her brother Cornelis Stalpaert were entitled to 14,191 f. 8 st. 4 pen. plus another sum of 12,000 f. from the inheritance of her first husband (Philips Soete) (NA 391, fol. 355, Not. J. Jacobs, Extracten). In another act dated 15 June 1630, she stated that she and Philips Soete had passed a testament on the day of Soete's death, by which they bequathed all their property in Flanders to Joost Ranst and Cathelina Soete, half brother and sister of Soete (NA 241, fol. 291, Extracten). Dirck Alewijn (Halewijn), cloth dealer, and Maria Schuurmans had three children who, after Maria's death, were placed under the guardianship of Reynier Pauw de jonge, Warnar Ernst van Bassen (of R 28868) and Pieter Jansz. Can (of R 27284) by order of the masters of the Orphan Chamber dated 14 October 1622 (WK 5073/513, fol. 7).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21444
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Inv#.Lot	605.0193
Lot	0193
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.19 1 brant KM f 4: 5:--
Title	brant
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189. Bredius, in his Kunstler-inventare, omitted this and the next three lots.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21445
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Inv#.Lot	605.0194
Lot	0194
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.69 1 stuck f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21446
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Inv#.Lot	605.0195
Lot	0195[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.81 2 rontges f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21447
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Inv#.Lot	605.0195
Lot	0195[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.81 2 rontges f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21448
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Inv#.Lot	605.0196
Lot	0196[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.78 2 rontges f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Floris van Dalen
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 21369.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Parent-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21449
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Inv#.Lot	605.0196
Lot	0196[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.78 2 rontges f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Floris van Dalen
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 21369.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Parent-in-law
Montias2 Record#	21449
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Inv#.Lot	605.0196
Lot	0196[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.78 2 rontges f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	4.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Floris van Dalen
Buyer Notes	This lot is not in Bredius, Kunstler-inventare, p. 1749. On the buyer, see R 21369.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Parent-in-law
Montias2 Record#	30856
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Inv#.Lot	605.0197
Lot	0197
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.19 1 stuckgen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21450
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Inv#.Lot	605.0198
Lot	0198
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.68 1 stuckgen f 5: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21451
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Inv#.Lot	605.0199
Lot	0199[a]
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 2 uts. [stuckgens] brantges N f 2:10:--
Title	brantge
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21452
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Inv#.Lot	605.0199
Lot	0199[b]
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 2 uts. [stuckgens] brantges N f 2:10:--
Title	brantge
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21453
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Inv#.Lot	605.0200
Lot	0200
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 1 uts. [stuckgen] S f 15:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van den Eende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21454
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Inv#.Lot	605.0201
Lot	0201
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.5 1 uts. [stuckgen] KM f 15:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet [crossed out: Aert Jacobsz.]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444. Aert Jacobsz. has not been identified.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21455
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Inv#.Lot	605.0202
Lot	0202
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.8 1 uts. [stuckgen] S f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Jan van Maerle (see R 21270).
Montias2 Record#	21456
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Inv#.Lot	605.0203
Lot	0203
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.59 brant f 8: 5:--
Title	brant
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21457
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Inv#.Lot	605.0204
Lot	0204
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.62 vogels f 8:10:--
Title	vogels
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	8.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21458
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Inv#.Lot	605.0205
Lot	0205
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.3 1 kerck f 14:--:--
Title	kerck
Number	110
Subject	CHURCH, TEMPLE, CLOISTER
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Hans Coninxloo II, in view of the fact that the son is mentioned specifically in the next lot. On Hans Coninxloo II, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21459
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Inv#.Lot	605.0206
Lot	0206
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo de jonge
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Hans Coninxloo III. See R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21460
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Inv#.Lot	605.0207
Lot	0207
Artist	[N, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck N 1 f 11:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	van Beusecum voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21338.
Montias2 Record#	21461
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Inv#.Lot	605.0208
Lot	0208
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.10 1 tronje f 5:10:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Lucas Luce
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 20173.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21462
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Inv#.Lot	605.0209
Lot	0209
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 stuck f 25:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21463
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Inv#.Lot	605.0210
Lot	0210
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.41 1 tronje per KM f 10:10:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	10.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21464
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Inv#.Lot	605.0211
Lot	0211
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.35 tronje f 12:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus Moor
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21230.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21465
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Inv#.Lot	605.0212
Lot	0212
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.26 1 kreft f 5:10:--
Title	kreft
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21466
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Inv#.Lot	605.0213
Lot	0213
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 kinderdoding Herodes f 45:10:--
Title	kinderdoding
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	45.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21467
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Inv#.Lot	605.0214
Lot	0214
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.27 Hercules op doeck GP f 10:--:--
Title	Hercules
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Wessel Backer
Buyer Family	Backer, Wessel
Buyer Notes	On 18 November 1604, Wessel Backer, from Riga, 28 years of age, living on the O.Z. Voorburchwal, was betrothed to Grietje Wessels, 30 (DTB 411/353). On 2 October 1605 and on 20 March 1609, Wessel Backer, merchant in Amsterdam, freighted ships to Riga (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 184(1983), p. 270, and 185(1983), p. 41.) On 21 July 1622, he signed a petition, with several other merchants, supporting the attempt of ash collectors to suppress competition of outsiders in carrying away ashes (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 78(1933), p. 459). Wessel Backer, living at the above address, in de Arm, bought several lots in the Haarlem lottery, including 7 lots for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA 3/6 F 15 and 26/86 F 190.) In 1631, Wessel Backer, living on the Keysersgracht, paid a tax of 75 f. (Kohier, fol. 97, p. 23). The next name listed in the Kohier was that of Heijltje Wessels, who paid 20 f. Heijltje Wessels, the daughter of Wessel Rijcksz. and of Hendrickgen Hendricks Pock, was married to Ysbrant Ben Albertsz., who died in 1625. In an act of 20 December 1635, he was said to be the swager of Wessel Backer. (NA 772, Not. Verhey and Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 217-8). Wessel Backer was a deacon of the Lutheran Community. As one of 27 aalmoezeniers (provisioners for the poor), he signed a petition in 1627 concerning the collection of a levy on grain for the benefit of the poor (Maandblad Amstelodamum 74(1987), p. 87). On 6 September 1633, Harmen Roosman from Rebel (on the Baltic sea) named Wessel Backer to handle his affairs, in particular, in case the ship and goods of [...] Baltesz. should be sequestered (NA 770, Not. Verhey). On 7 December 1633, Wessel Backer, merchant, in the name and of behalf of Johan Furchtingh, counsellor in Lubeck. and Pieter Adriaensz. van Delff and Aris Claesz., both master stone sculptors (steenhowers) signed a contract for the making of an epitaph (apparently for Furchtingh). The epitaph of red marble and alabaster base, was to cost 800 rijksdaelders (2,000 f.) (NA 771, fol. 103, Not. Verhey). Pieter Adriaensz. van Delft and his brother Claes Adriaensz. had both been apprenticed as mason/sculptors to the architect Hendrick de Keyser (Ann Adams, The Paintings of Thomas de Keyser, Ph.D. Dissertation, p. 21). Pieter Adriaensz. van Delff, sculptor, was said to be 42 years old in a deposition of 18 August 1618, made at the request of Hillebrant Bentelsz. van Hasselt, the father of the sculptor Bartholomeus Hillebrantsz. who, for four years, had been the pupil of Pieter Adriaensz., and had thereby completed his apprenticeship (NA 362, fol. 470). He was married to Anna Neurenborch, who was certainly related to Guilleam van Neurenburch of R 33370. He was also the brother of Dirck Ariaensz. van Delft of INVNO 509 and the uncle of Dirck Dircksz. van Delft of INVNO 178. Hillebrant Bentelsz. van Hasselt cannot be identical with Hillebrant Bentes of INVNO 348, who was born about 1591. On 30 March 1634, Adriaen Jacobsz. van Noord (of R 20404) and Hendrick Colijn (of R 26959), were cited as arbiters in a dispute over Rieuwert Sijmonsz. as guardian of the three children left by Mr. Anthony Foreest (cited in the NOTES to 31254), procreated by Maria Wouters, on one side; Wessel Backer, owner of the Groen Spijcker, located on the Boomsloot, and Bruijn Pietersz., carpenter, as owner of the house next to the Groen Spijcker, which had been bought from Foreest, as second part; and Jan Jansz. Koeckebacker (cited in the NOTES to R 26517) in the name of Jannetge Cornelis, wife of Cristiaen Foreest, who was surety for the purchase of the house, on the third side (NA 843, fol. 681, Not. Hoogeboom). On 23 January 1637, the honorable Wessel Backer, 60, merchant, declared at the request of Herman Jacobsz. [Nottenskerck?], merchant, that, in presence of the late Hendrick Boelsz., procureur (of R 21623), he had gone to the house of Andries Cuijlardt, son-in-law of Hendrick Boelsz., and there he had heard Cuijlaert say that all the wine that he had sold to Pieter Moreau were syn schult (to be paid by him?) (NA 995, film 1225, Not. G. Coren). On Andries Cuijlaert, see the TEXT of R 1279 of INVNO 1260.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21468
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Lot	0215
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck f 81:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	81 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Stomeren [Someren]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21469
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Inv#.Lot	605.0216
Lot	0216
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.13 1 stuck f 36:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	36 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem Kemp in de Vles wijncooper
Buyer Family	Kemp, Willem (Anthonisz.)
Buyer Notes	On 10 January 1604, Willem Anthonijs Kemp. from Hertogenbosch, 22 (or 32) years old, living (3 years) in the Warmoesstraet, assisted by his parents Anthonij Kemp and Mayken Jan Willemsdr., was betrothed to Janneken de Clerck Mattheusdr., 21, assisted by her godmother Maritgen Wouters (DTB 411/123). On 16 July 1610, Jan Pietersz. Reael, old burgomaster and presently master of the Orphan Chamber, and Willem Kemp, wine dealer, appeared before the Orphan Chamber as sureties for Cornelis Loefs (WK 5073/903). On 5 October 1621, Willem Kemp and his wife Janneken Kemp had their child Matheus baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Pieter Hendricksz. Molshoek, the brother of Vincent H. Molshoeck of R 23406 (DTB 40/142). The wine dealer Willem Kemp signed the Remonstrant petition of 1628. He was probably the cousin of Hendrick Barentsz. Kemp, with whom he conducted a sale for the Orphan Chamber on 22 December 1625. Both came from 'S Hertogenbosch (on the sale, see INVNO 987). He must have died shortly before 15 April 1638 when Abraham Anthonisz. (of R 20033) brought to the Orphan Chamber a number of obligations on behalf of Matheus, 18 (baptized in 1621), the child left by Willem Kemp, wine dealer, and Janneken Kemp. One obligation was for 1,920 f., another consisted of half an obligation for 6,090 f. and one from Anthony Hooft 2,100 f. to which Willem's brother Ambrosius Kemp (II) was entitled. Anthony Hooft, who died before 1638 (see the NOTES to R 37055) was the husband of Ambrosius's sister Sara Kemp. He was a dealer in dye-stuffs (verf). On 27 November 1631, he bought a house from Cornelis Gerritsz., dyer, located on the Bloemgracht for 10,000 f. on the condition that Cornelis Gerritsz., (blue) dyer, together with his uncle Marten Abraham, should buy 55,000 f. of dyestuffs from him (Hooft) at current market prices (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 779). Ambrosius Kemp (II) acknowledged the accounting of Abraham Anthonisz. on 21 August 1642 (WK 5073/789). Ambrosius Kemp II, like his brother Willem, was a Remonstrant. On 11 March 1640, Ambrosius Kemp and Gertruyt Hooft had their son Wilhelmus baptized in the Remonstrant Church (DTB 301).
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Remonstrant
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Wine, brandy
Montias2 Record#	21470
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Inv#.Lot	605.0217
Lot	0217
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck f 54:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	54 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Simonsz. van der Schelling
Buyer Family	Schelling(h), Pieter Simonsz. van der (II)
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Pieter Simonsz. van der Schelling(h), 1578-1641, married Maria Pietersdr. Coll on 14 August 1605. He was assisted by his swager Dirck Vlacks, who had married Haesgen Pieters van Schelling in 1599 (R 21354). Maria Pieters, 19, was assisted by her guardian Jacob Garbrandsz. van Hooren and her grandmother Trijn Pieters (DTB 411/556 and Elias, Vroedschap, p. 72). Trijn Pieters, baptized in 1575, was the daughter of Pieter Jacobsz. Nachtglas, lumber dealer. Jacob Garbrandsz. van Hooren, sailmaker, baptized in 1607, was the son of Garbrand Claesz. van Hooren, wine dealer, and Trijn Pieters (Jaarboek C.B.G., 35(1981)). Pieter Jacobsz. Nachtglas became brewer in the Nachtglas after 1590 with his brother-in-law Ysbrandt Ben (cited in NOTES to R 26959) on the Western Voorburgwal. Pieter Jacobsz. married Aecht Claes Hooft. Griete Claes Hooft was married to Ysbrandt Ben. Pieter Jacobsz. Nachtglas was buried on 14 October 1602. Aecht Claes Hooft was the sister of Jannetge Claes who married IJsbrand Albertsz. Ben and of Griete Claes Hooft who married Jacob Simonsz. (de) Rijck, captain of the Watergeuzen, the father of Smon de Rijck of R 20389 (Maandblad Amstelodamum 36(1949), p. 25). Pieter Simonsz. van der Schelling was perhaps a linnenlakencooper (linen cloth dealer) as was his grandfather(?) of the same name who died in 1580. In or around 1616, Cornelis van der Voort painted a militia group portrait, Het korporaalschap van Kapitein Jonas Cornelisz. Witsen en lieutenant Volckert Overlander where Van der Schelling appeared as one of the shooters (A. Blankert, Amsterdams Historisch Museum, 1975/1979, p. 349.)
Montias2 Record#	21471
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Lot	0218
Artist	[C, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.33 doeck na C f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21472
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Lot	0219
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.19 1 doeck Susanna f 49:--:--
Title	Susanna ?
Title Modifier	The reading of Susanna, given by Bredius, is subject to doubt.
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	49 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21473
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Inv#.Lot	605.0220
Lot	0220
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.22 1 doeck GP f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo Ii, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21474
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Lot	0221
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 1 stuck verlichterij f 41:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	probably a water color
Value	41 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Beusecum
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21338.
Montias2 Record#	21475
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Inv#.Lot	605.0222
Lot	0222[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.16 3 ronden Bachus, Venus, Ceres f 36:--:--
Title	Bachus
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21476
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Inv#.Lot	605.0222
Lot	0222[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.16 3 ronden Bachus, Venus, Ceres f 36:--:--
Title	Venus
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21477
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Inv#.Lot	605.0222
Lot	0222[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.16 3 ronden Bachus, Venus, Ceres f 36:--:--
Title	Ceres
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21478
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Inv#.Lot	605.0223
Lot	0223
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.20 verlichterij f 17:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	probably a water color
Value	17 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 8389. On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21479
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Inv#.Lot	605.0224
Lot	0224
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.14 verlichterij f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	probably a water color
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21480
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Inv#.Lot	605.0225
Lot	0225
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.25 1 doeck f 202:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	202.0 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Coninckloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Conincksloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21481
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Inv#.Lot	605.0226
Lot	0226
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.22 1 stuck KM f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16 \|t gulden
Buyer	Abraham de Ligne in de Vergulde Sickel
Buyer Family	Ligne (Lingne), Abraham de (I)
Buyer Notes	Abraham de Ligne (or Lingne) was a merchant and wine dealer, born in Antwerp, who stayed some time in London before migrating to Amsterdam (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 306). In 1606, Abraham de Ligne bought lots for 3 f. 12 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA, 4/88 F 30). In 1608, Abraham de Lingne joined a number of Amsterdam merchants in a petition to the burgomasters of Amsterdam requesting the revocation of a prohibition on the use of cashiers to effect money transfers (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken, R.G.P. 59(1925), p. 16). On 7 and 18 October 1610, Abraham de Ligne, together with Jacques Nicquet, Marten de Meyer, Gillis Sautijn, Frans Steenhuysen and Cornelis van Forest, along also with Pieter van Geel (of R 31692) and Elias van Geel, without prejudice to the rights of Henrico de Haze (of R 28875), notified the directors of the Chamber of the V.O.C. that Hans Bouwer (of INVNO 537) and Jasper Bouwer had sold them certain shares in the V.O.C. which had not been delivered to them and which they would like to dispose of (Van Dillen in Economisch-historisch Jaarboek 18(1930), p. 109-110). Marten de Meyer was involved with Hans Verbiest in a dispute concerning the setting up of a sugar refinery which they decided to submit to arbitration on 21 March 1612 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 1933, pp.4-5). Gillis Sautijn (1555-1608) was a merchant in silk cloth, born in Antwerp, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1591 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base and Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 313). On 1 September 1614, Lucas van Teylingen, bouckhouder van de op- ende uytslach van de wynen, deposed that, on 22 May preceding, a cooper or wijnverlater by the name of Abraham de Lynge had come to the comptoir of the excise tax on wine to ask permission to store some Rhine wine belong to him (Abraham de Lynge) in a certain cellar (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 93). The merchant Abraham de Lingne, 58 years old, made a deposition on 11 May 1635 (together with Cornelis Martsz. Pronck of R 32466, Cornelis Gysbrechtsz. van Goor, and Nicolaes Cuysten) concerning deliveries of sulfur (NA 695A, film 4981). He may be identical with the silk and caffa cloth merchant of that name cited in the same year 1636. He was then said to be de oude, presumably because he had a son or nephew of the same name. In this act, dated 15 January 1636, Jean de Ligne (perhaps Abraham's son), 37, declared at the request of Jacques and Guillaume van Hoorne, merchants, that he had joined in a company with Abraham de Ligne de oude in the month of May 1632 to exploit caffa, in which he, the witness, was to be master caffa worker and Abraham de Ligne would supply the capital and the silk to be worked up (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 144(1974), p. 101.) Abraham de Ligne I freighted three ships between 1601 (when he was only 22 years old) and 1608 and 4 ships between 1609 and 1616 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 184(1983), p. 601 and 185(1983), p. 629.) In 1631, Abraham de Ligne, living on the East side of the Keysersgracht, paid a tax of 175 f. (Kohier, fol. 301vo, p. 69). He died before 7 February 1650, when Andries Pels and the spinster Grietie Dircx attempted to collect money due to them from the estate of Abraham de Ligne (NA 181, film 2083, Not. Eggericx). It was probably Abraham de Ligne II who bought paintings at the auction sale organized by the St. Lucas guild of The Hague on 8 April 1647 (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 489).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21482
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Inv#.Lot	605.0227
Lot	0227
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.20 1 doeck bancket f 103:--:--
Title	bancket
Title Modifier	In view of the enormous price, the subject of this painting on cloth may be an outside banquet rather than a still life.
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	103 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21484
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Inv#.Lot	605.0228
Lot	0228
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.27 1 stuck KM f 7:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21485
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Inv#.Lot	605.0229
Lot	0229
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.28 1 stuck GP f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Wessel Backer
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21468.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21486
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Inv#.Lot	605.0230
Lot	0230
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.31 1 rontgen S f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo de jonge
Buyer Notes	For the buyer, Hans Coninxloo III, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21487
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Inv#.Lot	605.0231
Lot	0231
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.32 1 rontgen S f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	6.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Conincksloo de jonge] idem
Buyer Notes	For the buyer, Hans Coninxloo III, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21488
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Inv#.Lot	605.0232
Lot	0232
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.29 1 uts. [rontgen] S f 9: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	9.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Conincksloo de jonge] ibid
Buyer Notes	For the buyer, Hans Coninxloo III, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21489
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Inv#.Lot	605.0233
Lot	0233
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.27 1 tronje P f 8:15:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	8.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21490
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Inv#.Lot	605.0234
Lot	0234
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.74 1 stuck f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Samuel van der Plancken tegen over [left blank]
Buyer Family	Plancken (Verplancken), Samuel van der
Buyer Notes	On 8 January 1632, Samuel van der Plancken, from Middelburg, 42 years old, assisted by his snaer (daughter-in-law) Catharina Sterbier, was betrothed to Digna Pieters (Donk), living in Haarlem, widow of Hans About (2 years) (DTB 438/194). On 19 April 1632, the merchants Elbert Willemsz. and Isaack van Hersbeeck (the brother of Paulus van Hertsbeeck of R 32142 and the creditor of Rembrandt) insinuated Samuel van der Plancke as dienaer or one having charge of the direction in Amsterdam of a company with its headquarters (camer) in Groningen over a dispute concerning the weight of a shipment from Capo Verde(?). Verplancken was not home (NA 843, fol. 110, Not. Hoogeboom). Elbert Willemsz., living on the Nieuwendijck, West side, paid a tax of 100 f. in 1631 (Kohier fol.27, p.7). Samuel Verplancken apparently died before 24 May 1636 when Elisabeth Coesaert, widow of Paulus Sterlingh (probably of R 27339) declared that she was owed 57 f. from the estate of Samuel Verplancken, which debt arose from lace that he had bought from her (NA 597, fol. 405, Not. Lamberti). On 7 June Elisabeth Coesaerts, widow Sterlinx, holding a procuration from her brothers Jeremias and Laurens Coesaert, named her servant to represent in certain affairs (ibid. fol. 416). On 31 July 1637, Digna Pieters, assisted by Gerbrant Jansz., house carpenter, her chosen guardian, appeared before the Orphan Chamber and declared that her two children, Aeltgen, 5, and Pieter, 2 1/2, whose father was Samuel van der Plancken, were entitled to 5,000 f. from their father's inheritance (WK 5073/789, fol. 228). On 27 January 1653, she declared that her son Pieter was deceased (ibid.) Digna Pieters remarried with Cornelis Lenaertsz., widower of Aaltje Gerrits on 17 June 1639 (DTB 451/141). Cornelis Lenaertsz. was probably the merchant who, with many of his colleagues, signed the February 1645 petition calling for the enforcement of currency regulations which had been issued in 1622 (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken 59(1925), p. 90).
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Private company
Montias2 Record#	21491
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Lot	0235[a]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.63 en 64 2 tronjen S f 10: 5:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	5.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Geurtsz.
Buyer Family	Geurtsz., Jan
Buyer Notes	Bredius added in parentheses the last name Bogaert. This suggestion is plausible, but it is unlikely to be correct. The procureur named Jan Geurtsz. is frequently mentioned in the notarial archives of Amsterdam, but never accompanied by a family name. He was born in 1590 or 1591 (and was thus 21 or 22 at the time of the present sale) as the following betrothal act testifies. On 16 October 1610, Jan Geurtsz., 21, living on the Vischmarckt, assisted by his father Geurt Reyersz., was betrothed to Sara van Hensberghen, assisted by her parents. Both were highly literate (DTB 414/393). The procureur Jan Geurtsz. was said to be 39 years old (a date consistent with the betrothal act above) in a deposition of 17 June 1629 (NA 834, not. J. Bruyningh). In the introduction to the death inventory of Samuel Koorne, cloth dyer (which largely overlaps with the present sale), Jan Geursz., procureur, and Franchoijs Vinson, broker admitted by the city, were said to be the guardians (named in Koorne's testament) of his children (NA 714, film 5149, Not. P. Carels). The fact that he was a guardian of Koorne's children makes it higly probable that the individual named Jan Geurtsz. who bought two lots at Koorne sale of 1637 was the procureur. It is of course possible that Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert bought at the Rauwaert sale in 1612 and Jan Geurtsz. procureur at the Koorne sale in 1637, but it seems unlikely that the same individual is designated in both cases. Still, for the sake of completeness, the following data may be adduced about Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert. The merchant Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert claimed to be 58 in a deposition of 1638 cited below, thus about ten years older than Jan Geurtsz. He was 32 at the time of the present sale. Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert was the brother of the painter Adriaen Geurtsz. Bogaert of R 20920. He acted on his behalf of Adriaen Geurtsz. on at least two occasions (see the NOTES to R 20920). He freighted a ship on 17 January 1617 and another on 27 March 1627 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P., 186(1983), pp. 9 and 688). It was probably the merchant Jan Geurtsz. who appeared in a contract in 1622 concerning the setting up of a bleaching establishment (waschblekerij) (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis vann het bedrijfsleven 78(1933), pp. 445-6). Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert paid a tax of 60 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the Zeedijck (Kohier, fol. 108vo, p. 26). On 23 November 1636, Jan Geurtsz. van Bogaert insinuated Jacob and Roeloff Codde, Jasper Lossent, Hans Schepel, and Jan Michielsz. Blau, insurers, regarding a ship that had foundered in Kraeckensant (NA 773, film 5193). On 25 March 1638, the honorable Jan Geurtsz. Boogaert, 58, and Samuel van de Geer (of R 24934), 50, both merchants, declared that they had seen two distinct letters signed by Jan Ettensz., merchant in Copenhagen, They had corresponded with Ettensz. and were familiar with his signature (NA 696A, film 4982).
Buyer Occupation	Liberal professions \|a Lawyer
Montias2 Record#	21492
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Inv#.Lot	605.0235
Lot	0235[b]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.63 en 64 2 tronjen S f 10: 5:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	5.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Geurtsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21492.
Buyer Occupation	Liberal professions \|a Lawyer
Montias2 Record#	21493
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Inv#.Lot	605.0236
Lot	0236
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.53 1 stuck KM f 12: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21494
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Inv#.Lot	605.0237
Lot	0237
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.66 1 rontgen f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20840.
Montias2 Record#	21495
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Inv#.Lot	605.0238
Lot	0238
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.11 1 stuck f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Samuel van der Plancken
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21491.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Private company
Montias2 Record#	21496
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Inv#.Lot	605.0239
Lot	0239
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.18 1 uts. [stuck] f 4: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Samuel van der Plancken] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21491.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Private company
Montias2 Record#	21497
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Inv#.Lot	605.0240
Lot	0240
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.9 1 uts. [stuck] f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Conincksloo (II)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans Coninxloo II, see R 29348.
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	21498
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Inv#.Lot	605.0241
Lot	0241
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.14 1 uts. [stuck] f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13 \|t gulden
Buyer	Gerrit Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably the bode of the Orphan Chamber of R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21499
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Inv#.Lot	605.0242
Lot	0242
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.57 1 uts. [stuck] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Ockersz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21340. (Bredius read the buyer's name as Backers.)
Buyer Occupation	Artis \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21500
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Inv#.Lot	605.0243
Lot	0243
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.17 1 uts. [stuck] f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Barent Thonisz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21348.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21501
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Inv#.Lot	605.0244
Lot	0244
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] A f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jasper Vickevoort
Buyer Family	Vickevoort (Wickevoort), Jasper (Casper) Jansz. van
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Jasper Jansz. Wickevoort, born in Antwerp, was a merchant (1554-1634), living in the Warmoesstraet. He became a citizen of Amsterdam on 20 December 1603 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base). He was the son of the Antwerp-born merchant Jan Wickevoort(I), who became a citizen of Amsterdam in 1590 and died in 1593 or earlier (Gelderblom, ibid.) According to Elias (Vroedschap, p. 456), Jan Wickevoort I was betrothed to Catharina Rendorp (Rentorp) (1574-1611) on 16 November 1591 (in de Pui). She was the daughter of Joris Hermansz. Rendorp (born in Antwerp) (I) who spent many years trading in Moscovy (he died between 1611 and 1615) and of Lijntje Marijns (1556-after 1620) (E. Wijnroks, Handel tussen Rusland en de Nederlanden, 1560-1640, pp. 273-5). Joris Rendorp (I) was temporarily banned from Amsterdam in 1604 for his Lutheran activities (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 456, note g). 439, fol. 131vo, Not. P. Matthijsz., Extracten). In 1607, Joris Rendorp I became insolvent. In September of that year he transferred his possessions to his son-in-law Caspar van Wickevoort(I). The latter was wealthy enough to assume Rendorp's debts. In 1613, the estate of Van Wickevoort's wife amounted to 420,000 f. (Wijnroks, ibid.) On 1 November 1598, Caspar van Wickevoort had his son Jaspar baptized in the Lutheran Church in the presence of Jacques Lems and Elisabeth Bosschaerts (DTB 138/21). Elisabeth Bosschaerts may have been a sister of Margreta Bosschaert, Jasper's putative second wife. On 16 November 1600, Caspar van Wickevoorts I had his daughter Catalina baptized in the Lutheran church in the presence of Hans Wiederhuysen and Sara van Someren (DTB 138/30). Sara van Someren was the daughter of Barent van Someren (of R 20424) and of Eleanor Mytens. On or about 4 October 1636, Sara van Someren, assisted by her parents, named Adriaen Muller, doctor in both law and medicine, Secretary of the town of Emerick, to claim rights in Cleves, Middelburgh, etc. (NA 372, fol. 13). On Hans Wyderhuysen, see R 29463. On 24 December 1606, Caspar van Wickevoort I had his son Abraham baptized in the same church in the presence of Gerardt Verpoorten (of R 27491) and of Paulus Bosschaert (of R 27456) on behalf of Abraham Adriaensz. and of Clara Couschot, wife of Schamps (DTB 138/72). Abraham Adriaensz. was the (second ?) husband of Anne Bosschaert (R 27688). Finally, on 7 April 1608, Caspar (Jasper) van Wickevoort(I) had his son Isaack baptized in the same church in the presence of Catelyn Joosten and Lynken Rendorps (DTB 138/87). Also in 1608, Jasper van Wickevoort, along with a number of other Amsterdam merchants, signed a petition to the burgomasters of Amsterdam, requesting the revocation of the prohibition on the use of cashiers to effect money transactions (Van Dilen, Wisselbanken, 59(1925), p. 16). On 8 August 1613, Jasper van Wickevoort(I), merchant, presented his seven children before the Orphan Chamber, namely Jan, 20, Joachim, 17, Samuel, 16, Jasper, 14, Maria, 9, Abraham, 7, and Jacob, 4, whose mother was Catherine Rendorp (WK 5073/787, cited in Wijnroks op.cit. pp. 275-6). After the death of his first wife, Jasper van Vickevoort appears to have remarried with Margriete Bosschaert at some uncertain date (see INVNO 997, TEXT of R 197 and the NOTES to R 27688). She died in a house in de Oost Indische gracht near the Ruslandt in 1632. She apparently sold table linen (NA 568, film 6548, fol. 511 and foll.) On 3 August 1617, the honorable Sr. Jasper van Vickevoort, 62, and Pauwels Pels, 32, both merchants, declared at the request of Jan van Beeringen (also cited below) that the latter was free of the plague (NA 381, film 6413, notaries Jacob and Nicolaes Jacobsz.) On Pauwels Pelt, see the NOTES to R 29305. Jasper van Vickervoort (probably I) was taxed 500 f. in 1631, at which time he lived between the kay of the Dolhuys and the Doelen (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 456 and Kohier, fol. 247, with name corrected in corrigenda, p. 56). In an act of 6 June 1633, Casper van Wickevoort I declared having received a letter from his son Casper van Wickevoort II in Paris (NA 770, film 5191). On 30 June 1634, Isaack van Weijden, assisted by his uncle Casper van Wickevoort de oude(I) and Hendrick Craemer (see below), on one side, and Josina Bentes, assisted by her uncles Valerius van Gistelen de oude (of R 25367) and Pieter van Leyden (cited in the NOTES to R 28958), on the other side, signed a pre-nuptial contract (NA 771, film 5191, Not. Verhey). In 1645, Isaack van der Weyden, along with many other Amsterdam merchants, signed a petition to the Amsterdam Vroedschap calling for the enforcement of a 1622 regulation regarding the Dutch currency (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken R.G.P. 59(1625), p.88). On July 8th 1636, Caspar van Wickevoort II gave away his daughter Maria in marriage to Cornelis Weesenbeeck. She was also assisted, when the marriage contract was signed on this date, by his brothers Johannes and Jochem. He was assisted by Philips Pelt (of R 28903) and Phillips de Golts (NA 771, film 5191, Not. Verhey). Maria van Wickevoort who married Cornelis Weesenbeck may not be identical with the woman of that name who was said to be the widow of Thielman van Beringen on 21 September 1619 (NA 382, fol. 86). On 23 December 1634, Kasper Fijckfoort (I) was buried. 15 f. was paid for the ringing of the bells, which indicates that he may have become Roman Catholic (DTB1045/68). On the day before he was buried, Johannes, Joachim (II), Daniel, and Casper van Wickevoort (II), and Cornelis van Weesenbeeck as the husband and guardian of Maria van Wickevoort, together with Hendrick Craemer and Jan van Beringe, as testamentary guardians of Cornelis and Catarina van Wickevoort, named Johannes van Wickevoort and Cornelis van Weesenbeeck to represent them concerning the accounts of the late Gasper van Wickevoort (I) with the (Wissel) Bank (NA 771, Not. Verhey). Jan van Beringe(n) was also a merchant who signed the 1645 petition cited above. On 23 November 1636, Joachim (II), Daniel, and Casper (Jasper) (II) van Wickevoort, for themselves, and on behalf of Cornelis van Weesenbeeck, as husband and guardian of Maria van Wickevoort, Jan van Beringen and Hendrick Cramer, testamentary guardians over Cornelis and Catarina Wickevoort, together children and heirs of the late Casper van Wickevoort, merchant, drew up a procuration to collect money due to the estate in Heusden (NA 773, film 5193, Not. Verhey). Gaspar Vickevoort, who was buried on 5 November 1648, was probably his son, Gasper Vickevoort II, baptized on 1 November 1598 (DTB 1055/49). It was probably this same son, whose name Denuce spelled Gaspar van Ricquevoort, who bought marble statues at the sale of Jacques Breijel, from Antwerp, on 13 September 1646, for 420 f. (J. Denuce, Na Pieter Paul Rubens, p.56). Finally, Caspar Wickevoort who was buried on 30 August 1661 in the NZK (DTB 1068/84) was perhaps a grandson of our buyer.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21502
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Inv#.Lot	605.0245
Lot	0245
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] A f 14:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	not[aris] Benning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21503
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Inv#.Lot	605.0246
Lot	0246
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] B f 11:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Claesz. goutsmit
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21352.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21504
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Inv#.Lot	605.0247
Lot	0247
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] D f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21505
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Inv#.Lot	605.0248
Lot	0248
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] E f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21506
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Inv#.Lot	605.0249
Lot	0249
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	let[ter] A Nagel f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Sadelaer
Buyer Family	Sadelaer, Abraham (I)
Buyer Notes	On 16 March 1613, Abraham Sadelaer, from Eemden, 26, living in the Warmoesstraet, was betrothed to Madelena Taispiels, 22, also from Eemden (DTB 417/52). On 17 January 1625, the widow of Anthony Gaillaert de oude (INVNO 662) sold Abraham Sadelaer a house in Vlooienburch on the Langehoutstraet, named de graeuwen hoet, for 4,850 f. The sureties were Willem Jansz. Stam, book dealer, of R 38481, and Daniel Gujot (Guillot), of R 25277 (WK 5073/913). An accounting for the estate of Anthony Gaillart dated 5 July 1624 showed that Abraham Sadelaer had already paid 2,600 f. for the house de Swan. Sadelaer must have died in early 1625, considering that an accounting for the estate of Anthony Gaillart, apparently dated January 1625, showed that 800 f. had come from the estate ('t sterfhuys) of Abraham Sadelaer (WK 5073/1192). On 31 July 1620, Abraham de Sadelaer, merchant, appeared before the Orphan Chamber to present his two children, Abraham, 6 years old, and Gillis, 2, whose late mother was Magdalena Tayspil. The children were entitled to 12,000 f. for their mother's inheritance. Hans van de Putte, was said to be a relative of the children (WK 5073/789), He was in fact the husband of Saerken Sadelaer, the sister of Abraham de Sadelaer and the daughter of Gillis de Sadelaer (I) (betrothal, 11 May 1618, DTB 417/123 and act of 11 October 1636, NA 596, Not. Lambert Lamberti). He was a merchant and sold hats at retail (hoedenkramer) and seems to have also traded in muskets (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P., 78(1933), p. 694). He was born in Antwerp about 1591 (according to the above act of betrothal) and was first noted in Amsterdam in 1609 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 312). The heirs of Abraham Sadelaer I, living in the Warmoesstraet, paid a tax of 125 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 129, p. 30). On 16 April 1642, Gillis de Sadelaer (II), son and heir of Abraham de Sadelaer (I), sold a house in the Warmoesstraat to Hans van der Putt(e) cited above) for 6,000 f. Abraham Pietersz. de Sadelaer was surety (Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstraat?, 1968 37/11, p. 406). In February 1645, Gillis de Sadelaer (II) signed the petition calling for the enforcement of currency regulations issued in 1622 (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken 59(1625), p. 89). Abraham Pietersz. de Sadelaer, who is presumed to have been the nephew of the buyer, married Apollonia Selijns I, the daughter of Jan Jansz. Selijns on 8 February 1639. On the Selijns family, see the TEXT of R 857 (INVNO 956) of Montias1. Their son Gillis (III) was baptized in the O.K. on 22 January 1645 in the presence of Gillis Taijspil and Josijna de Sadelaer (DTB 8/40). Gillis Taijspil, who was surely related to Magdalena Taijspil, was probably the second of that name. His father Gillis Taijspil I was a merchant, born in Antwerp, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1585. Gillis Taijspil II, who was probably also a merchant, was first noted in Amsterdam in 1608 (Gelderblom, op. cit. p. 315). The other son of Abraham Pietersz. de Sadelaer, also named Abraham (II), became a predikant in Beemster. Francoijs Tayspil was married to Agnieta Seulijns and Jacques Boursse I to Catharina Seulijns (see the NOTES to R 20074). Francois Tayspel (or Tayspe), along with a number of Amsterdam cloth dealers, including Jan Tayspe(l), signed a petition to the Vroedschap concerning certain prohibitions on the import of English clot (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 144(1974), p. 737). Finally, Gillis de Sadelaer IV, the son of Gillis de Sadelaer (II?) and of Josina [...], was baptized in the O.K. on 25 May 1651, in the presence of Jan Selyns II (cited in R 34387) (Oud Holland 3(1885), p.312).
Buyer Religion	Anabaptist/Mennonite
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Clothes
Montias2 Record#	21507
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Inv#.Lot	605.0250
Lot	0250
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	let[ter] B Nagel f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bening notaris
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21508
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Inv#.Lot	605.0251
Lot	0251
Artist	[A, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	let[ter] S A f 10:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21509
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Inv#.Lot	605.0252
Lot	0252
Artist	[M, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	let[ter] F M f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21510
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Inv#.Lot	605.0253
Lot	0253
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] B onbekent f 5: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Wessel Backer
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21468.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21511
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Inv#.Lot	605.0254
Lot	0254
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	let[ter] A Amersfoort f 3:15:--
Title	Amersfoort
Number	22
Subject	CITY VIEW, ARCHITECTURE
Type	painting
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jasper Vickevoort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21502.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21512
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Inv#.Lot	605.0255
Lot	0255
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.40 f 28:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	28.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jasper Vickevoort] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21502.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21513
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Inv#.Lot	605.0256
Lot	0256
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	B Amersfoort f 1:10:--
Title	Amersfoort
Title Modifier	The price is so low that it is unlikely to be a painted view of the city of Amersfoort.
Number	22
Subject	CITY VIEW, ARCHITECTURE
Type	painting
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Sadelaer
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21507.
Buyer Religion	Anabaptist/Mennonite
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant \|a Clothes
Montias2 Record#	21514
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Inv#.Lot	605.0257
Lot	0257
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	6
Value	80 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. Kan
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21378.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)\|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21515
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Inv#.Lot	605.0258
Lot	0258
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 f 105:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	105 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Pieter Pietersz. Kan] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21378.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)\|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21516
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Inv#.Lot	605.0259
Lot	0259
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 f 72:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	72 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Other
Montias2 Record#	21517
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Inv#.Lot	605.0260
Lot	0260
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 f 53:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	53 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21518
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Inv#.Lot	605.0261
Lot	0261
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.1 onbijt f 16:--:--
Title	onbijt
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	16 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan van den Ende] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21519
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Inv#.Lot	605.0262
Lot	0262
Artist	BOL, HANS
Entry	no. No. waterwerf Hans Bol f 51:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color
Value	51 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan van den Ende] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21207.
Montias2 Record#	21520
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Inv#.Lot	605.0263
Lot	0263
Artist	SCOREL, JAN VAN
Entry	no.1 van Schorel f 53:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	53 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21521
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Inv#.Lot	605.0264
Lot	0264
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.39 f 46:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	46 \|t gulden
Buyer	Bening notaris
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21171.
Montias2 Record#	21522
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Inv#.Lot	605.0265
Lot	0265
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.33 creupele bisschop P f 360:--:--
Title	creupele bisschop
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	360 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21523
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Inv#.Lot	605.0266
Lot	0266
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.30 f 28:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	28 \|t gulden
Buyer	Louis Jansz. Spiegel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21206.
Montias2 Record#	21524
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Inv#.Lot	605.0267
Lot	0267[a]
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.No. 4 getijden per KM f 75:--:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	18.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21525
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Inv#.Lot	605.0267
Lot	0267[b]
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no No. 4 getijden per KM f 75:--:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	18.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21526
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Inv#.Lot	605.0267
Lot	0267[c]
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no No. 4 getijden per KM f 75:--:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	18.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21527
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Inv#.Lot	605.0267
Lot	0267[d]
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no No. 4 getijden per KM f 75:--:--
Title	getijd
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	18.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21528
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Inv#.Lot	605.0268
Lot	0268
Artist	CONINCXLOO, GILLIS VAN
Entry	no.No. lantschap Coninckslo f 40:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Wessel Backer
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21468.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21529
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Inv#.Lot	605.0269
Lot	0269
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.21. doeck nae GP f 20:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21530
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Inv#.Lot	605.0270
Lot	0270
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.88. 1 stuck f 60:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	60 \|t gulden
Buyer	Godert Kerckering
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21249.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21531
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Inv#.Lot	605.0271
Lot	0271
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.66. 1 tronje f 15:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Godert Kerckering] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21249.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21532
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Inv#.Lot	605.0272
Lot	0272
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.65 1 tronje f 14:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	14 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Godert Kerckering] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21249.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21533
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Inv#.Lot	605.0273
Lot	0273[a]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.3 2 rontges S f 7:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3.875 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21534
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Inv#.Lot	605.0273
Lot	0273[b]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.3 2 rontges S f 7:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	3.875 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21535
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Inv#.Lot	605.0274
Lot	0274
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.42 1 stuck f 24:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24 \|t gulden
Buyer	Godart van Kerckering
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21249.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21536
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Inv#.Lot	605.0275
Lot	0275
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.5 1 uts [stuck] f 49:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	49 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21537
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Inv#.Lot	605.0276
Lot	0276
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.83 1 uts [stuck] f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hillebrant Pietersz. Otter
Buyer Family	Otter, Hillebrant Pietersz. (den)
Buyer Notes	On 16 April 1594, Hillebrant Pietersz. den Otter, widower of Hillegont Dierics (Lock), living in the Utrechts Waterpoortgen, was betrothed to Lysbet Willems, 24, living in the Camperhooft. She was assisted by her mother Aeltge Pieters and by her brother Willem Block (DTB 664/111). He must not be confused with Hillebrant Florisz. den Otter, the son of Floris Dircksz. den Otter (1530-Hamburg 1590). It was probably Hillebrant Pietersz. who was buried in the O.K. on 19 October 1638. Hillebrand Pietersz., like his father, Pieter Jansz. Muyden (died 1573), was a ship's carpenter (scheepstimmerman) on the Zeedijck. His mother was Griete Claes Boelens (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 87,88). He was Roman Catholic (communication of S.A.C. Dudok van Heel). In 1606, Hillebrant (Pietersz.?) den Otter bought several lots in the Haarlem lottery consisting of silver spoons of 12 looten each (GAA 114/57 F 837, 114/91 F 853, 114/98 F 843, 114/104 F 849). It was probably Hillebrant Florisz. den Otter who paid a tax of 500 f. in 1631, when he was living on the Singel (Kohier, fol. 11, p. 4). Hillebrant Florisz. was already lord of Vryenes on 22 November 1632, when he assisted his niece Magdalena de Otter at the time that she named Hugo van Groenewegen to represent her before the Court of Amsterdam (NA 843, fol. 776, Not. Hoogeboom). On the next day, three witnesses reported having seen a large painting dragged out of the house of Hillebrant den Otter (ibid. fol. 780). Hillebrand Florisz.'s daughter Antoinetta (or Theuntge) married the painter Frederick Vroom on 23 November 1636. After her death, he remarried with Elisabeth van der Nun (1651). When Frederick died in 1667, the house den Otter in Amsterdam was still in his possession, together with a portrait of Hillebrand den Otter. The warehouse den Otter on the Boomsloot was used by actors to store their costumes (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 649 and 654.)
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Crafts \|a Carpenter, joiner, framemaker
Montias2 Record#	21538
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Inv#.Lot	605.0277
Lot	0277
Artist	LEYDEN, LUCAS VAN
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck Lucas van Leyen Marienbeelt f 174:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	174 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21539
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Inv#.Lot	605.0278
Lot	0278[a]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	no.5 2 stucken Heemskerck f 319:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	159.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21540
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Inv#.Lot	605.0278
Lot	0278[b]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	no.5 2 stucken Heemskerck f 319:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	159.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21541
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Inv#.Lot	605.0279
Lot	0279
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 rontgen f 19:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	19.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21542
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Inv#.Lot	605.0280
Lot	0280
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 rontgen f 15:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	15.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Beusecum
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21338.
Montias2 Record#	21543
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Inv#.Lot	605.0281
Lot	0281
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.4 1 doeck CC f 22:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	22 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21544
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Inv#.Lot	605.0282
Lot	0282
Artist	KETEL, CORNELIS
Entry	[no No.] 1 brantgen Corn. K f 12:--:--
Title	brantgen
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, probably Jan or Hans van Maerle, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21545
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21546
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21547
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21548
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21549
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21550
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21551
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21552
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21553
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21554
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21555
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21556
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Inv#.Lot	605.0283
Lot	0283[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 maenden rontges f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21557
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Inv#.Lot	605.0284
Lot	0284
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.19 verlichterij S f 26:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	probably a water color
Value	26.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21558
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Inv#.Lot	605.0285
Lot	0285
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.30 1 rontgen f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	9.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Nijemey
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29298.
Montias2 Record#	21559
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Inv#.Lot	605.0286
Lot	0286
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.29 1 rontgen f 10:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21560
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Inv#.Lot	605.0287
Lot	0287
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.30 1 rontgen S f 9:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21375.
Montias2 Record#	21561
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Inv#.Lot	605.0288
Lot	0288
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 bloempot waterverff f 40:--:--
Title	bloempot
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	water color
Format	water color
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arnout Cabbout de jonge
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Arnout Cobbaut II of R 21250.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21562
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Inv#.Lot	605.0289
Lot	0289
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.10 1 ront brantgen f 12:--:--
Title	brantgen
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21563
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Inv#.Lot	605.0290
Lot	0290
Artist	STEENWIJCK, HENDRICK VAN (I)
Entry	no.2 verlichterij Steenwijck f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color
Value	40 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21564
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Inv#.Lot	605.0291
Lot	0291
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 rontgen brantge f 7:10:--
Title	brantge
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21565
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Inv#.Lot	605.0292
Lot	0292
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.32 1 rontgen KM f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Solt de jonge
Buyer Family	Solt (Soldt), Hans van, de jonge (II)
Buyer Notes	Hans van Solt II was the son of Hans van Solt I (of R 29281) and of Elisabeth Rombouts. He was born in Antwerp about 1585, stayed some time in Haarlem, and then settled in Amsterdam, where he was first noted in 1606 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 314). He was living in de Weeshuis when he bought lots for 8 f. 8 st. in the Haarlem lottery of 1606 (GAA 11/66 F 79). He married Maria de Wolf on 15 September 1607. She was born in Haarlem and was living there at the time. After her death, which occurred on 16 November 1622 (De Navorscher 84(1935), p. 37), he was again betrothed, on 30 January 1626, with Agatha van Marel (signs Merlen), 23 years old, assisted by her father Hans van Marel (Maerlen) and Maria van Marel (Maerlen) (her sister) (DTB 431/36). He was thus the son-in-law of Jan (or Hans) van Maerlen, at whose auction sale (INVNO 270), he appeared as a buyer of many lots. Hans van Solt de jonge, living on the Kalverstraet, had an account at the Wisselbank in 1609, 1611, 1612 and 1615 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister. p.224). In 1610, he was involved in a dispute with Henrick Boot, silk spinner (sydereeder) (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, 69(1929), p. 703.) Hendrick Boot is probably identical with the retail merchant from Brussels, first noted in Amsterdam in 1604 (Gelderblom, op. cit. p. 296). He married Catrina Sweers (the daughter of Hans van Solt II's aunt Tanneken Rombouts). Catrina Sweers (or Sweerts) was also apparently the sister of Willem Lenertsz. Sweers of R 30037, who died on 22 September 1618 (De Navorscher 84(1935), p. 37). On 10 May 1628, Francina van Solt II, the sister of Hans van Solt II, appeared before the Orphan Chamber on behalf of her daughter Sybema, 2 1/2, procreated by Bouritius Sybema, living near Leeuwarden (WK 5073/789). On 12 September 1629, Pauwels Bocx and Jan Kinckhuysen, appeared as executors of the testament of Maria Bocx, married to the merchant Jan Bocx. Maria Bocx is identical with Maria van Solt, one of the daughters of Hans van Solt I. The daughter of Maria Bocx/van Solt was named Clara Bocx. Maria van Solt was now married to Gabriel Nicolaj (WK 5073/789). On 5 November 1637, Daniel Janssen, tailor, and Sara Box, man and wife, living in Zierikzee, named Hans Remiers (Reyniersz.?) and Hans van Solt (II) to act in their names to request prompt payment of 700 f., which had been bequathed to them before her death by Francine van Solt and by the late Maria van Solt, wife of Box (NA 521, Not. Westfrisius). On 10 December 1630, Hans van Soldt de jonge (II) transferred to his brother David van Soldt all his goods and his merchandise, of what sort they might be, including household goods (huijsraet) of linen and wool, tin, copper, iron ware, and paintings that belonged to him and to his wife during their life time, the clothing, linen, wool, and silk, also included (NA 842, Not. Hoogeboom). In 1631, Hans van Solt de jonge was taxed 90 f. (living on the Groene Burchwal) in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 224, p. 51). The Hans van Solt, who lived on the Kaij vant Dolhuis tot de doelen and was taxed 800 f., was probably Hans van Solt de oude of R 29281 (ibid. fol. 247). Hans van Solt de jonge was the brother-in-law of Constantia, Maria, and Lucretia van Maerle who were all buyers at auction (R 8195, R 8149, and R 8195 resp.) After the death of Hans van Solt de oude in 1633, many acts were passed before notaries concerning the inheritance. On 8 June 1635, Notary Hogeboom brought three obligations to the Orphan Chamber on behalf of the children of Pieter Loots, merchant, married to the late Catharina (an error for Susanna?) van Solt, coming from Francyntge van Solt (I), her grandaunt and from David van Solt, her uncle, coming from the inheritance from Hans van Solt (I), her grandfather. The obligations were for 400 f, 1000 f, and 200 f. (WK 5073/789). On 10 September 1635, the same notary noted that questien (disputes) had arisen between Hans van Soldt de jonge, on the one hand; David van Soldt, for himself and as executor of the testament of Hans van Soldt de oude; Jacques de Schot (cited in the NOTES to R 7709), armed with a procuration from his stepmother Elisabeth van Soldt; Johannes Seeuwens, for himself; Jacob Rombouts (probably of R 19454), appointed by the Chamber Masters as guardian over the innocent (retarded) and minor son of the late Catharina van Soldt, procreated by Abraham Seeuwens (of R 29592); together with Hans Loos, for himself and as guardian over Willem Loos, all children of the late [left blank] van Soldt, and Cornelis Jansz. Hoogeboom as administrator appointed by the Orphan Masters over the estate of Hans van Soldt(I) on the other side. The dispute concerned the sum of 3,294 Vlemish pounds and 15 schellingen and 3 groot vlams. Abraham Anthonisz. (of R 20033) and the notary Jacob Jacobsz. were named arbiters (NA 412A, fol. 168, Not. Jacob and Nicolas Jacobsz.) On [blank] September 1637, Agatha van Maerle repudiated her portion of the inheritance from her father (NA 991, fol. 65, Not. J. Bosch). On 3 September 1637, Christina, Constantia, and Lucretia van Maerle declared that, even though Agatha's portion of the inheritance had been repudiated, they were willing to cede her portion to Agatha's children (ibid. fol.65). On 30 June 1639, Hans van Solt de jonge transferred to his sister-in-law Maria van Maerle a number of paintings (along with some other goods), listed in INVNO 486 of R 387 in Montias1. The exact date of his death is not known. Agatha van Maerlen remarried with Abraham Spiers (de jonge ?), probably the brother of Jan Spiers of R 23553. She died on 6 July 1659 and was buried in The Hague. Out of Hans van Solt II's first marriage (with Maria de Wolf), there were four children: 1) Hans or Johannes van Solt, apprenticed in 1632, 26 years old in 1634 (see below), later lieutenant at sea, died after 1665; 2) Antonij van Solt, silk retail merchant, baptized in the N.K. on 26 June 1612, became a citizen of Amsterdam in 1641, was betrothed to Hester van Soest (I) (cited in the TEXT of R 1074 of Montias1) on 2 April 1638, and was buried on 20 January 1648. 3) Hester van Solt, born about 1615, died in Amsterdam in 1665. 4) Paules (Paulus) van Solt (II), baptized in the N.K. on 19 July 1616, was betrothed to Catharijna de Gruijter on 19 March 1650, and died before 1681. Out of the second marriage (with Agatha van Maerlen): 1) David van Solt (II) baptized in the O.K. on 24 January 1627, married Anna Locke, and was buried in Amsterdam on 2 June 1657; 2) Jacobus van Solt, probably the Italianate painter of that name, baptized in the N.K. on 11 June 1628; 3) Theodore van Solt, baptized in the N.K. on 17 March 1630; 4) Elisabeth van Solt, baptized in the O.K. on 28 September 1631; 5) Maria van Solt (II), baptized in the N.K. on 12 February 1634, married Christiaen Helm, receiver of the Fort of Gennep (information kindly supplied by Wout Spies and Marten Jan Bok). On 19 April 1632, Hans van Solt de jonge (II) and Jan Dusart, silk spinner in Utrecht, signed a contract according to which Hans van Solt (III) probably identical with his son Johannes from his first marriage, would learn the art of silk dyeing with Dusart. The father advanced a guarantee of 600 f. (NA 843. fol. 112, Not. Hoogeboom). By [?] November 1632, Jan Dusart had borrowed money from Hans van Solt II. To secure the loan, he transferred to Solt all his household goods, including paintings, kettles, pots, wood, copper and ironware, etc.. (for his dyeing business) (NA 843, fol. 446, Not. Hoogeboom).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21567
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Inv#.Lot	605.0293
Lot	0293
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.18 verlichterij S f 33:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color
Value	33.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21568
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Lot	0294
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.39 1 stuck wit en swart f 11:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	grisaille
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21566
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Lot	0295
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.31 1 ront brantgen S f 9:--:--
Title	brantgen
Number	28
Subject	FIRE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21569
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Lot	0296
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.22 1 stuckgen f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Van Maerle] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21570
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Lot	0297
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.4 1 uts. [stuckgen] S f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21571
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Lot	0298
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.35 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 20:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21572
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Lot	0299
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.56 1 uts. [stuckgen] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Solt voors. (de oude)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Solt de oude, see R 29281.
Montias2 Record#	21573
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Lot	0300
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.12 verlichterij S f 27:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	water color
Value	27 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21574
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Inv#.Lot	605.0301
Lot	0301
Artist	CORNELISZ. VAN HAARLEM, CORNELIS
Entry	no.22 1 stuckgen CC f 10:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Tysz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, Hans Thijsz. de jonge, see R 27698.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Buyer Relation	Child
Montias2 Record#	21575
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Lot	0302
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.101 1 uts [stuckgen] KM f 7:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Solt (de oude)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Solt de oude, see R 29281.
Montias2 Record#	21576
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Inv#.Lot	605.0303
Lot	0303
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.37 1 tronje f 20:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Van Solt] idem (de oude)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Solt de oude, see R 29281.
Montias2 Record#	21577
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Lot	0304
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 1 stuck van Holofernus f 20:--:_-
Title	Holofernus
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Samuel Bloemaert tot Gerrit Reynst
Buyer Family	Bloemaert (Blommaert), Samuel
Buyer Notes	Samuel Blommaert, born in Antwerp on 21 August 1583, was the son of Lodewijck Jansz. Blommaert (1537-1591) and his first wife Margaretha Hoefnagel, who died in 1581. She was the sister of Susanna Hoefnagel, who married Christiaen Huyghens, the father of Constantijn Huygens I. Samuel went to school in Stade, Den Haag and Haarlem and was the pupil of Arnout Hoofman (on whom see the NOTES to R 29621), Jan le Bruyn and his uncle Daniel Hoefnagel. On 27 April 1612, Samuel Bloemaert (signs Blomart), from Antwerp, 28, who had been living 8 years on the Breedstraet, assisted by Caspar de Vogelaer, his neve, was betrothed to Catharina Reijnst, 22, assisted by her father Gerard Reynst (DTB 416/159). On 11 April 1613, Samuel Bloemaert and Katharijne Reijnst had their son Lodewijck baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Gerrit Reijnst, Jackes Nijket (Niquet), and Barbara Bloemaert (DTB 5/161). Katherijne Reynst was the daughter of Gerrit Reynst, governor general of the Dutch East Indies from 1613 until his death in Jakarta in 1615, and of Margaretha Nicquet. Jackes (or Jacques) Nijket (or Nicquet) (1573-1642) married Geertruyd Hinloopen (1587-1622) (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 373). By 1613, Samuel Bloemmaert was living on the Keizersgracht in de Stad Rijssel. On 19 March 1619, Saelmon (sic) Bloemaert and Catrijna Reynst had their son Geraert baptized in the same church in the presence of Geraart Reijnst, Abraham Luls and Margaret Reynst (DTB 5/278). Abraham Luls (Lus) of South Netherlandish origin, first noted in Amsterdam in 1602, was a merchant who, along with a number of his confreres, signed the petition to the Vroedschap calling for the revocation of the prohibition on cashiers' deposits (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken 59(1925), p. 17 and Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlands kooplieden p. 307)). Margaret Reynst, the daughter of Gerrit Reynst, married Adam Bessels of R 35041 in 1619 (Elias, op. cit. sup. p. 374). According to a procuration of 28 October 1602, Abraham Luls travelled on behalf of his father Sion Luls (Lus) to Rhenen to sell a pawnbank belonging to his father to a Utrecht resident (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 69(1929). Sion Lu(l)s (1548-after 1618), who was surely related to Abraham Luls cited above, was a rich merchant who owned several pawnbanks. He is cited as a collector by Carel van Mander. Jacques Razet dedicated a print to him (Bok, Dawn of the Golden Age, Exh. Cat., p. 157). Samuel shipped out to the East Indies in 1603 to seek adventure. He came back to Amsterdam in 1610, where he established himself as merchant on the Keysersgracht. On 24 December 1622, Samuel Blommaert and Salomon Goosens, merchants in Amsterdam, freighted a ship to St. Martens (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P., 186(1983), p. 516). Samuel Blommaert, in a deposition of 1622, declared that he had done business in a compagnie for 17 years with Hans Vrancx (of R 20713), Lucas van de Venne (of R 27635), Hans Rombouts (of R 30032), and three other Amsterdam merchants (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 231). He became one of the directors of the W.I.C. in 1624, the year after he was portrayed in the Korporaalschap van lieutenant Pieter Dircksz. Hasselaer. He served in the same company as Allart Garbrantsz. (Schilt), provoost of the company, who was also a buyer at auction (see R 20202). Samuel Blommaert and Samuel Godijn, both directors of the W.I.C., founded the colony of Swanendael in the Delaware Bay (Van Dillen, Van rijkdom en regenten, 1970, p.163). In an act dated 24 April 1627, the brothers Andries Jansz. and Lodewijk Jansz. van Aelst relinquished to Samuel Bloemert an octroi (monopoly rights) for five years to import into these lands 100,000 pounds of copper and 100,000 pounds of calmus (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p.493). Bloemaert's correspondence, dated 1635 to 1641, with the Sweedish state chancellor Axel Oxenstierna, dealing mainly with the copper trade, has been preserved (Bijdragen en mededeelingen van het Historisch Genootschap (te Utrecht) 29(1908)). According to Van Dillen, Samuel Bloemmaert, who was a strict Calvinist, did not hesitate to take a large bribe to support a Swedish enterprise in competition with his own (Van rijkdom en regenten, 1970, p. 151). Samuel Bloemmaert may also have been a part-time art dealer as the following deposition suggests. On 11 June 1629, Sr. Roelandt Savorij (Savery), artful painter, declared that, this past winter, he had delivered to Sr. Samuel Bloemaert, on behalf of the Prince of Lichtensteijn, two paintings, for which he should have been given 400 Rycxdaelders (f. 1,000), and that some time later the afore-said Bloemaert had paid him 300 Rycxdaelders, with the request that he should present (as a gift) to him, Bloemaert, a painting for the troubles he had taken in this affair, and that, upon receipt of this same painting, Bloemaert would pay him (Savery) the remaining 100 Rycxdaelders. Jan (Hans II) Savery declared these facts to be truthful. The painter Balthasar van der Ast witnessed the act (Utrecht Archive, cited by Briels in Vlaamse schilders pp. 478-9). In 1631, Samuel Bloemaert, living on the East side of the Keysersgracht, paid a tax of 125 f. (Kohier, fol. 295vo, p. 67). Tot Gerrit Reynst probably means that he was living with his father-in-law on the Keisersgracht. On 25 February 1637, Catherine Reynst, 47, wife of Samuel Bloemaert, merchant, declared at the request of Cornelia Bouwers (the wife of Isaack Commelyn of R 26515), that she had gone to see Elisabeth Pieters, her godmother, who was sick and dying (NA 948, film 1171, Not. Benedict Baddel).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21578
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Lot	0305[a]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.9 2 rontges S f 10:--:_-
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem [crossed out: Jan] van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21579
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Lot	0305[b]
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.9 2 rontges S f 10:--:_-
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Willem [crossed out: Jan] van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21266.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21580
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Inv#.Lot	605.0306]
Lot	0306]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.16 1 stuckgen N f 6: 5:_-
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Laurens Charles
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20464.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21581
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Inv#.Lot	605.0306*
Lot	0306*
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 30 1 doeck f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	idem [Hendrick Sticke]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21614.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27771
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Lot	0307
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 dexel van een clavecimbel geschildert f 18:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painted cover of a clavecin
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [crossed out: Hendrick Stock]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21583
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Lot	0308
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no.15 1 stuckgen Nagel f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Laurens Charles
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20464.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21584
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Inv#.Lot	605.0309
Lot	0309
Artist	AERTSEN, PIETER (LANGE PIER)
Entry	no.4 1 stuckgen Lucretia per P f 20:--:_-
Title	Lucretia
Number	98
Subject	CLASSICAL HISTORY
Type	painting
Value	20 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21582
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Lot	0310
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.80 1 rontgen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21585
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Inv#.Lot	605.0311
Lot	0311
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 doeck Venus en Adonis f 9:10:--
Title	Venus en Adonis
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	9.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21586
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Inv#.Lot	605.0312
Lot	0312
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.3 1 leeuw f 11:--:--
Title	leeuw
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	11 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Solt (de oude)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, presumed to be Hans van Solt de oude, see R 29281.
Montias2 Record#	21587
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Lot	0313
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.24 Marienbeelt f 16:10:--
Title	Maria
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delft achter de deur
Buyer Family	Delft, Cornelis Jansz. (van)
Buyer Notes	On 31 May 1600, Cornelis Jansz. Delff, widower of Sophie Jacobs, was betrothed to Neeltge Gerrits, 24 years old, assisted by her father Gerrit Jacobsz. (DTB 665/125). He may possibly be identical with the notary of that name who represented the schippersgilde in a dispute in 1596 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven, 69(1929), p. 529.) In 1606, Cornelis Jansz. Delff, living in St. Marten in the Warmoesstraet, bought lots for 1 f. 16 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA 87/60 F 656). On 8 January 1630, Cornelis Janssen van Delft put up for sale the house St. Marten, located on 93 Warmoesstraet (Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstrat?, p. 35/21). Cornelis Jansz. int Zoutvat of R On 2 February 1623, Jacob van Campen Cornelisz. , 25, assisted by Nicolaes van Campen, his neve, living in the Warmoesstraet, was betrothed to Geertruyd Cornelis, 20, assisted by her father Cornelis Jansz. Delft, living on the Verwersgracht (Oud Holland 3(1885), p. 169). Note that Nicolaes van Campen, who was said to be the neve (nephew or cousin) of Jacob Cornelisz. van Campen, was the son of his grand uncle Willem van Campen I (Hugensz.) (ibid. p. 166). Jacob Delfft of R 7611 was apparently the son of Cornelis Jansz. Delft.
Montias2 Record#	21588
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Lot	0314[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.109 2 rontges f 21:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21589
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Lot	0314[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.109 2 rontges f 21:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21590
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Inv#.Lot	605.0315
Lot	0315
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.75 1 stuckgen f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Marten Codde
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21399.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21591
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Inv#.Lot	605.0316
Lot	0316[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.17 en 18 2 tronien f 4: 5:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	2.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel Gysbertsz. Hoppesack
Buyer Family	Hoppesack, Michiel Gysbertsz.
Buyer Notes	On 7 September 1596, Michiel Gijsbertsz. Hoppesack, 23 years old, assisted by his father Gysbert Michielsz. Hoppesack (I) and his mother Trijntge Gerrits, was betrothed to Lijsbet Jans Veen, assisted by her father Jan Veen and her mother Machteltjen Cornelis (DTB 408/69). Michiel Gijsbertsz. Hoppesack, in turn, was the father of Gijsbert Michielsz. Hoppesack (II), cloth merchant (of R 32342), who was said to 34 years old in a deposition of 1631 (thus born circa 1597) (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 782). The daughter of Gijsbert Michielsz. II, named Elisabeth, born in 1625, married Abraham Wijmer on 14 March 1651. Ghijsbert Hoppesack I, also a cloth merchant, was one of the syndics of the cloth merchants guild in the period 1595-1599. He paid 4 gulden in the 1585 impost (Van Dillen, Amsterdam in 1585, p. 40). In 1595, he was said to be dienaer van de koning Denemarken for whom he carried out various affairs (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 423.) Michiel Ghysbertsz. Hoppesack must have died shortly before 28 April 1625 when his movable goods were auctioned by the Orphan Chamber at the request of his widow Lysbethgen Venen (or Veen) (INVNO 822). On 19 June 1625, Adriaen Veen Jansz. (of R 32388) and Adriaen Veen Adriaensz. de jonge accepted the guardianship over the major children of the late Michiel Hoppesack and Elisabeth Veenen, before the Orphan Chamber (WK 5073/513, fol. 35). On 3 October 1625, Adriaen Veen de oude, the uncle, and Adriaen Veen de jonge appeared before the Orphan Chamber, as guardians appointed by the Chamber, of Cornelis, 23, Machtelt, 20, Gertruyt, 18, Michiel, 16, and Elisabeth, 14, the minor children of Elisabeth Venen, whose father was Michiel Gysbrechtsz. Hoppesack, cloth dealer, together with Gysbert Michielsz. (II), the son of major age, and declared that they were entitled to various assets, including an obligation for 3,800 f. (WK 5073/789). Elisabeth Venen apparently remarried with Bruijn Arentsz. van der Dussen, the scion of a Delft family. On 27 March 1616, the couple had their son Joannes baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Elijsabeth van der Poort, Aeriaen Veen de jonge (cited above) and Weijntje Frans Ruijsch (of R 32158) (DTB 5/181). Some of the paintings sold in the sale of Lysbeth Venen, the widow of Michiel Gysbertsz. Hoppesack (INVNO 822) were bought by Michielsz.'s son Ghysbert (of R 32342). The tronien in the present lot may be identical with 2 schilderijtgens tronien, which sold for only f 1:10:-- at the 1625 sale. On 26 January 1628, the children of Michiel Gysbrechtsz. Hoppesack sold a house on the West side of the Kaempat for 1612 f. The buyer was the son, Gysbert Michielsz. Hoppesack II. The sureties were Daniel Vorsten (of R 32387) (the swager), and the above-named Adriaen (Adriaensz.) Veen de jonge. They sold another house for 306 f. on the St. Anthonyspoort, which was bought by the same son with the same sureties (WK 5073/913).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21592
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Inv#.Lot	605.0316
Lot	0316[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.17 en 18 2 tronien f 4: 5:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	2.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel Gysbertsz. Hoppesack
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21592.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21593
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Inv#.Lot	605.0317
Lot	0317
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] onbekent f 4: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	G. Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27290.
Buyer Occupation	Employee \|a Orphan Chamber
Montias2 Record#	21594
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Inv#.Lot	605.0318
Lot	0318
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.9 1 stuckgen f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21595
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Inv#.Lot	605.0319
Lot	0319
Artist	CLEEF, JOOST VAN
Entry	no.2 1 uts. [stuckgen] Joost van Cleeff f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter van Putten (Pitten ?)
Buyer Notes	On the putative buyer, see R 21362.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21596
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Inv#.Lot	605.0320
Lot	0320
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck schilderij f 20:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Philips Soet
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21444.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21597
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21598
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21599
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21600
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21601
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21602
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21603
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21604
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21605
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21606
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[j]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21607
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[k]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21608
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Inv#.Lot	605.0321
Lot	0321[l]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 12 stucken schilderij maenden f 150:--:--
Title	maend
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	12.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Brul
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21223.
Montias2 Record#	21610
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Inv#.Lot	605.0322
Lot	0322
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.25 1 doeck [crossed out: GP] f 20:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [crossed out: Bastiaen Claesz. Weesel]
Buyer Family	Weesel, Bastiaen Claesz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer is likely to be the spices merchant Bastiaen Claesz., who acquired some goods, including paintings, from the wine distributor Adam Becker in compensation for a loan of 1,200 f. on 5 December 1628 (INVNO 1182). In 1619 or shortly thereafter, he acquired some building lots at the corner of the Keizersgracht and the Reestraet (Maandblad Amstelodamum 57(1970), p. 98). The buyer may also have been the husband of Saertge Laurens Smout. Their daughter Cathalyntje Scharckens (of INVNO 176) married Cornelis Cornelisz. Smout. The fact that Bastiaen Claesz. bought four lots for a total of 174 f. at the Rauwart sale suggests that he must have been fairly well off (as spices dealers normally were). He is likely to be identical, also, with the individual named Bastiaen Claesz., living on the Singel, who paid a tax of 30 f. in 1631 (Kohier 16vo, p.5).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Spices
Montias2 Record#	21609
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Inv#.Lot	605.0323
Lot	0323
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.32 1 doeck GP f 14:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	idem [solvit][Bastian Claesz. Weesel ?l
Montias2 Record#	21611
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Inv#.Lot	605.0324
Lot	0324
Artist	NAGEL, JAN
Entry	no.32 1 stuckgen Nagel f 8:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21612
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Inv#.Lot	605.0325
Lot	0325
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No] 1 stuck schilderij f 8:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21613
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Inv#.Lot	605.0326
Lot	0326
Artist	CONGNET, GILLIS
Entry	no.6 1 doeck Congnet f 38:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	38 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Sticke, [borg] Siewert Meynertsz.
Buyer Family	Sticke, Hendrick
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Hendrick Sticke, the son of a Deventer burgermeester, was Generael van de Convoyen ende licentien. He was married to Christina Hoefijser. In 1620 he was arrested for financing and organizing a counterfeiting enterprise (in which he employed Balthasar Claes Gerritsz., the grandfather of Johannes Vermeer). He was beheaded in 1621. Siewert Meynertsz. apparently acted as surety for Sticke in the auction. On this borg, see R 21630. On 11 February 1647, the inventory of Christina Hoofijser, widow of Hendrick Sticke, was taken at the request of Johan Sticke, burgomaster of Deventer and Adriaen Sticke, living in Beskes. Johan and Adriaen Sticke, the brothers of Hendrick Sticke, were said to be the uncles and closest relatives of the children of Hendrick Sticke and Christina Hoefijser (NA 1914, Not. F. Uyttenbogaert).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21614
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Inv#.Lot	605.0327
Lot	0327
Artist	[S, UNIDENTIFIED MONOGRAM]
Entry	no.9 1 doeck S f 119:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	119 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [Crossed out: Bastian Claesz.]
Buyer Notes	The buyer's family name was Weesel (R 21609).
Montias2 Record#	21615
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Inv#.Lot	605.0328
Lot	0328
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.56 1 rontgen KM f 10:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	10 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21616
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Inv#.Lot	605.0329
Lot	0329
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.100 1 rontgen f 8:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	8 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Coninckslo de jonge] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21617
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Inv#.Lot	605.0330
Lot	0330
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no. left blank] 1 rontgen f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21618
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Inv#.Lot	605.0331
Lot	0331
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.12 1 stuckgen f 9: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	9.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21619
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Inv#.Lot	605.0332
Lot	0332
Artist	PIETERSZ., GERRIT (SWEELINCK)
Entry	no.10 1 stuckgen f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Boelisz. de jonge
Buyer Notes	The buyer is likely to be identical with the procureur Hendrick Boelisz. of R 21623.
Buyer Occupation	Liberal profession \|a Lawyer
Montias2 Record#	21620
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Inv#.Lot	605.0333
Lot	0333
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	no.[left blank] 1 ront KM f 17:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	17 \|t gulden
Buyer	P[iete]r Putte
Buyer Family	Putte, Pieter
Buyer Notes	Pieter Putte(n) may have been the grandson of Pieter Rutgers, burgermeester of Zwolle who settled in Amsterdam as a cloth merchant and died there in 1590 (see R 563 of Montias1). His goods were sold at auction in 1625 (INVNO 664). On his brother Andries van de Putte, see R 26919.
Montias2 Record#	21621
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Inv#.Lot	605.0334
Lot	0334
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.73 1 stuckgen Abraham f 7:10:--
Title	Abraham
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Michielsz.
Buyer Family	Michielsz., Jan
Buyer Notes	There is possible confusion among three individuals of that name. The oldest was originally from 's Hertogenbosch and became a citizen of Amsterdam on 10 June 1579 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, 2000, p. 308). He seems to have died before 1631 when his widow was taxed 750 f. (plus 170 f. for the inheritance), at which time she lived on the Singel, near the Warmoesgracht (Kohier fol. 9, p.3). The second, who called himself Johan Michielsz., often signed with the family name Varlaer. He was said to be 31 years old and to have lived in the Warmoesstraet (in the street where the present auction took place) for 13 years when he was betrothed to Christina Pieters Ruijtenborch on 12 November 1609 (Oud Holland 1(1885), p. 19). The third was Jan Michielsz. Blaeuw, married to Grietge Valckeniers, who was a regent of the Oude Mannen en Vrouwenhuis in 1640 (kindly communicated by Sheila Muller). This last was probably too young to be the buyer of this lot in 1612. In the testament of Joost Vondel I and Maria Cranen (the father and mother of the poet). who lived in the Warmoestraet, dated 26 January 1608, Hans Michielsz. was called their cousin along with Cornelis Schouten (Sterck, Oorkonden over Vondel en zijn kring, 1918, p. 310). Cornelis Schouten, from Cleves, was a silk cloth merchant and shopkeeper who, on 7 August 1634, took on an apprentice for 175 f. a year (to be paid by Matthijs Luls) (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 144(1974), p. 61). The young Vondel dedicated his first play Pascha to Jean Michelsz. (Varlaer?) in 1612 (Sterck, op. cit. p. 19). It is not clear whether he or the oldest Jan Michielsz. is identical with de eerbare Joan Michielsz., merchant, who was employing Goris de Waert (of R 7605) as a coopmans dienaer, according to a document dated 19 June 1612 (NA Gysberti, film 52). On 8 June 1606, Jacqueline Perche, widow of Nicolaes Grul, assisted by her swagers and guardians Joos van Penen and Jacques Petit, together with Dirck Honckelboer (I) and Herman Rendorp, sold de Vergulden Clock on the Warmoesstraet to Johan Michielsz. (Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstraat? 1968, 36/20). Jan Michielsz., for our purposes, should be considered unidentified.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21622
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Inv#.Lot	605.0335
Lot	0335
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.71 1 stuckgen f 18:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	18.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Boelisz. de jonge
Buyer Family	Boelisz., Hendrick, de jonge
Buyer Notes	The buyer is likely to be the procureur Hendrick Boelisz. who was married to Weyntgen Engels, whose goods were sold by the Orphan Chamber on 8 April 1627. These goods included only two alabaster slabs as works of art. They brought a total of only 857 f. 8 st. 8 pen. He was born in Amsterdam on 4 September 1569. On 7 July 1605, the Orphan Chamber named procureur Hendrick Boelisz. as guardian over the children of Hans van Bock (WK 5073/513, fol. 123). He lived on the N.Z. Voorburgwal in 't Blauwe Lam in 1615 and on the Keizersgracht in 1626. He married Jannetje Pieters (1567-1624), daughter of Pieter Fransz., in September 1593. His daughter with Jannetje, named Maria Boelens, married Andries Cuijlaert (of INVNO 1260) on 15 February 1626 (De Navorscher 93(1952), p.22). After the death of his first wife in 1624, he remarried with Weijntje Engels (1593-1627), daughter of Engel Engelsz., droogscheerder (a type of cloth finisher), and of Hillegont Claes (notes of S.A.C. Dudok van Heel). On 14 September 1628, Hendrick Boelisz., procureur, presented his daughter Annetgen before the Orphan Chamber and declared that she was entitled to 600 f. for her mother's inheritance. She was also entitled to the sum raised from the sale of her mother's household goods (WK 5073/789). In 1615, procureur Hendrick Boelisz. was a member of the Rederijkerskamer de Egelantier (In liefde bloijende). He was then accused of having spread slander about the aldermen of Amsterdam (Oud Holland 22(1904), p. 40). He died befor 23 January 1637 (see the document of this date in the NOTES to R 21623). In this document he was said to be the father-in-law of Andries Cuijlardt (Cuijlert, cited above).
Buyer Occupation	Liberal profession \|a Lawyer
Montias2 Record#	21623
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Inv#.Lot	605.0336
Lot	0336
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuckgen f 14:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thievart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer \|a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	21624
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Inv#.Lot	605.0337
Lot	0337
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 1 stuck wit en swart Heemskerck f 18:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	grisaille
Value	18.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464. Bredius read zeemonster for Heemskerck.
Montias2 Record#	21625
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Inv#.Lot	605.0338
Lot	0338
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [stuck] [...] f 18:--:--
Title	[...]
Title Modifier	Title is illegible.
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21626
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Inv#.Lot	605.0339
Lot	0339
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [stuck] St. Jans predicatie f 18:--:--
Title	St.Jans predicatie
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	18 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21627
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Inv#.Lot	605.0340
Lot	0340
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [stuck] de kinderdoding f 19:--:--
Title	de kinderdoding
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	19 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [Bastian Claesz.]
Buyer Notes	The buyer's family name was Weesel (R 21609).
Montias2 Record#	21628
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Inv#.Lot	605.0341
Lot	0341
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [stuck] Schipbreuck Pauli f 19:--:--
Title	schipbreuck Pauli
Number	21
Subject	SHIPS, SEASCAPE
Type	painting
Value	19 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21629
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Inv#.Lot	605.0342
Lot	0342
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 doeck Stryt Saturnii f 28:--:--
Title	Stryt Saturnii
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	28 \|t gulden
Buyer	Sieuwert Meynertsz.
Buyer Family	Meynertsz., Sieuwert
Buyer Notes	The buyer Sieuwert Meynertsz. was a merchant who appeared in an act of 1594 as a buyer of cannon shot (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 69(1929), p. 508). He was taxed 18 gulden in 1585 (Van Dillen, Amsterdam in 1585, p. 44). He seems to be identical with the individual of that name who was betrothed to Aaltje de Velde, 21, on 27 December 1586. He lived on the IJsel and was the widower of Aaltje Henricsdr. (DTB 404/224). On 4 June 1588, Syvert Meynertsz., huydecooper, sold a house on the Warmoesstraat (no. 119), Texel) to Abraham Spiers (the father of Jan Spiers of R 23553) (Kam, Waar was dat huis in de Warmoesstraat?, 1968 36/5). In 1599, Siewart Meyndertsz. was regent of the O.Z. Huiszittenhuis (Wagenaar, Amsterdam, vol. 2, p. 266.)
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21630
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Inv#.Lot	605.0343
Lot	0343[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 stuckges op papier f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing or print
Value	0.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21631
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Inv#.Lot	605.0343
Lot	0343[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 stuckges op papier f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing or print
Value	0.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21632
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Inv#.Lot	605.0343
Lot	0343[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 stuckges op papier f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing or print
Value	0.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21633
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Inv#.Lot	605.0344
Lot	0344[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 tronien op papier f 3:--:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21634
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Inv#.Lot	605.0344
Lot	0344[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 tronien op papier f 3:--:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21635
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Inv#.Lot	605.0344
Lot	0344[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 tronien op papier f 3:--:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21636
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Inv#.Lot	605.0345
Lot	0345[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [tronien op papier] f 4: 5:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21637
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Inv#.Lot	605.0345
Lot	0345[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [tronien op papier] f 4: 5:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21638
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Inv#.Lot	605.0345
Lot	0345[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [tronien op papier] f 4: 5:--
Title	tronie
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	drawing or print
Value	1.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21639
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Inv#.Lot	605.0346
Lot	0346[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 wit en swart op papier] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	wash drawing (?)
Value	1.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21640
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Inv#.Lot	605.0346
Lot	0346[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 wit en swart op papier] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	wash drawing (?)
Value	1.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21641
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Inv#.Lot	605.0346
Lot	0346[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 wit en swart op papier] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	wash drawing (?)
Value	1.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21642
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Inv#.Lot	605.0346
Lot	0346[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 wit en swart op papier] f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	wash drawing (?)
Value	1.625 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	40944
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Inv#.Lot	605.0347
Lot	0347[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 tronjen en hontgen f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	0.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21643
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Inv#.Lot	605.0347
Lot	0347[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 tronjen en hontgen f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	0.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21644
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Inv#.Lot	605.0347
Lot	0347[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 tronjen en hontgen f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	0.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21645
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Inv#.Lot	605.0347
Lot	0347[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 tronjen en hontgen f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	0.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	40945
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Inv#.Lot	605.0347
Lot	0347[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 tronjen en hontgen f 2:--:--
Title	hontgen
Number	34
Subject	ANIMALS
Type	painting
Value	0.4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21646
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Inv#.Lot	605.0348
Lot	0348[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stucken op papier f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21647
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Inv#.Lot	605.0348
Lot	0348[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stucken op papier f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21648
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Inv#.Lot	605.0348
Lot	0348[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stucken op papier f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21649
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Inv#.Lot	605.0348
Lot	0348[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 stucken op papier f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21650
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21651
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21652
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21653
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21654
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	40946
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Inv#.Lot	605.0349
Lot	0349[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 stucken op papier f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.58 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	40947
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Inv#.Lot	605.035
Lot	0350[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	0.87 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21655
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Inv#.Lot	605.035
Lot	0350[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	0.87 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21656
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Inv#.Lot	605.035
Lot	0350[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	0.87 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21657
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Inv#.Lot	605.035
Lot	0350[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	0.87 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21658
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Inv#.Lot	605.0351
Lot	0351[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 5 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21659
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Inv#.Lot	605.0351
Lot	0351[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 5 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21660
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Inv#.Lot	605.0351
Lot	0351[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 5 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21661
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Inv#.Lot	605.0351
Lot	0351[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 5 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21662
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Inv#.Lot	605.0351
Lot	0351[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 5 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21663
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Inv#.Lot	605.0352
Lot	0352[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.43 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21664
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Inv#.Lot	605.0352
Lot	0352[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.43 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21665
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Inv#.Lot	605.0352
Lot	0352[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.43 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21666
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Inv#.Lot	605.0352
Lot	0352[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 5:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	1.43 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21667
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Inv#.Lot	605.0353
Lot	0353[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	3.12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21375.
Montias2 Record#	21668
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Inv#.Lot	605.0353
Lot	0353[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	3.12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21669
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Inv#.Lot	605.0353
Lot	0353[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	3.12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21670
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Inv#.Lot	605.0353
Lot	0353[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [stucken op papier] f 12:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	3.12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Ende
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21193.
Montias2 Record#	21671
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Inv#.Lot	605.0354
Lot	0354
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [stuck op papier] f 18:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print or drawing
Value	19.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21672
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Inv#.Lot	605.0355
Lot	0355
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 tronjen f 5: 5:--
Title	tronjen
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21673
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Inv#.Lot	605.0356
Lot	0356
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeckgen met printen van de passie f 2:10:--
Title	de passie
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	book of prints
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21674
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Inv#.Lot	605.0357
Lot	0357
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeckgen met bloemen mette pen gemaeckt f 15:--:_-
Title	bloemen
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	book of pen drawings
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21675
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Inv#.Lot	605.0358
Lot	0358
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met teckeningen f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of drawings
Value	7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21676
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Inv#.Lot	605.0359
Lot	0359
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 aep f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	This item is missing from Bredius's transcription. On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21677
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Inv#.Lot	605.0360
Lot	0360
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met teckeningen f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of drawings
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21678
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Inv#.Lot	605.0361
Lot	0361
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met printen f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of prints
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Valcxsz. de jonge
Buyer Family	Valcxsz.(Valcksz.), Jan, de jonge (II)
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Jan Valcksz. de jonge (II), may be the son of the cloth dealer Jan Valcksz. (I) who paid a tax of 18 f. in 1585 at which time he lived on the Nieuwen Dijck. He bought a lot outside the Jan Rodenpoort on 12 October 1600 (Van Dillen, Amsterdam in 1585, p. 109.) The presumed son of Jan Valcksz. I was called de jonge at the time of the present sale but was known as Jan Valcksz. de oude when he died some before 21 February 1634, when Jan Valcksz. de jonge (III), heir of Jan Valcksz. de oude (II), transferred some property (NA 595, not. 464, Not. Lamberti). It was presumably Jan Valcksz. II who was married to Grietie Jacobs Vinken. Their daughter Aefjen Jans Valck married Jan Claesz. (Coelick) on 18 July 1621. Jan Claesz. was buried on 13 May 1625. When his posthumous daughter Jannetie was baptized on 12 October 1625, Jacob Vallicksz. (probably of R 22128) was a witness (De Navorscher 55(1905), 219). Jan Claesz. Coelick was the brother of Aeltje Claes who married Hendrick Woutersz. Tholincx in 1623. Her manuscript notes on the family were published in De Navorscher 55(1905), pp. 216-222). Her sister Jannetje Claes married Adriaen Jacobsz. van Leeuwarden on 2 June 1604. Jan Valcksz. II invested 2,400 f. in V.O.C. shares on behalf of Cornelis Bas in Alkmaar and 3,000 f. on behalf of Pieter (Jacobsz.) Bas (1563-1633) in the first subscription of 1602 (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, pp. 184 and 205). Jan Valcksz. II paid a tax of 125 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the O.Z. Voorburgwal (East side). Lijsbeth Jan Valxsz. paid a tax of 250 f., living on the O.Z. Achterburchwal (West side) (Kohier, fol. 173vo and 175, p. 40). In 1635, Jan Valcksz. II was living by the St. Jansbrugh (R 24466). This would seem to be consistent with his address in the 1631 Kohier when he was living on the O.Z. Voorburchwal near St. Jansstraet. It is possible, however, that the individual who invested in V.O.C. shares was the father of the one who paid the tax in 1631 . It may also be the first Jan Valcksz. de jonge who freighted a ship to fetch salt in Portugal in 1602 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 184(1983), pp. 108-9). In 1628, Jan Valcksz. (probably II) signed the Remonstrant petition of that year. In 1615, an individual named Jan Valcksz. appeared as the guardian of Maritgen Muller, the sister of the engraver Jan Muller, together with Jan Muller, at the request of her brother Adriaen Muller, regarding some debts that the latter had contracted (Oud Holland, 3(1885), p. 270.) This individual may be our buyer Jan Valcksz. II.
Montias2 Record#	21679
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Inv#.Lot	605.0362
Lot	0362
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met printen metamorphoses f 4: 5:--
Title	metamorphoses
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	book of prints
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coen Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 28213.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21680
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Inv#.Lot	605.0363
Lot	0363
Artist	PASSE, CRISPYN DE (II)
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck van de Passe met printen f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of prints
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21681
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Inv#.Lot	605.0364
Lot	0364
Artist	VRIES, HANS VREDEMAN DE
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met printen van Hans de Vries f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21682
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Inv#.Lot	605.0365
Lot	0365
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 boeck met printen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of prints
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincklo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21683
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Inv#.Lot	605.0366
Lot	0366
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [boeck met printen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	book of prints
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21684
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[a]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21685
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[b]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21686
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[c]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21687
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[d]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21688
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[e]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21689
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[f]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21690
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[g]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21691
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[h]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21692
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[i]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21693
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Inv#.Lot	605.0367
Lot	0367[j]
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] 10 staende graven per Heemskerck f 12:10:--
Title	graef
Number	64
Subject	PORTRAITS -- POLITICAL
Type	probably a print
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21694
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Inv#.Lot	605.0368
Lot	0368[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21695
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Inv#.Lot	605.0368
Lot	0368[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21696
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Inv#.Lot	605.0368
Lot	0368[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21697
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Inv#.Lot	605.0369
Lot	0369
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f --:13:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	0.65 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21698
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Inv#.Lot	605.0370
Lot	0370
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f --:17:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	0.85 \|t gulden
Buyer	solvit [crossed out: Michiel Jansz. de Lange]
Buyer Family	Lange, Michiel Jansz. de
Buyer Notes	The buyer, Michiel Jansz. de Lange, was born in Bergen in 1578 and died in Amsterdam in November 1615 (soon after the sale). He was silk cloth merchant in den Coninck van Engelant on the Nieuwendijck. He married Grietge Wouters Verhee in Enkhuizen on 26 June 1599 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 138). He invested 900 f in V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 186.) He freighted one ship between 1591 and 1602 (IJzerman, Economisch Historisch Jaarboek, 17 (1931), p. 270). He must not be confused with Michiel Cornelisz. de Lange, married to Anna Bouwens, whose daughter married Reinier Pauw, son of Adriaen Pauw, in 1584.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21699
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Inv#.Lot	605.0371
Lot	0371
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f --:16:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	0.8 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Blont tot Michiel de Fort
Buyer Family	Blont (Blon), Michiel de (le)
Buyer Notes	The printmaker and art dealer Michiel le Blon was born in Franckfort about 1587. His first print dates from 1611 (Oud Holland 4(1886), p. 303). On 27 May 1615, Michiel le Blon, from Franckfoort, plaetsnyder (engraver), living on the Verwersdwarsgracht, was betrothed to Grietje Martens (Houtman), living in Gouda (DTB 763/38). On 6 December 1620, the couple had their daughter Susanna baptizd in the N.K. in the presence of Christoffel Blon (Michiel's father) (DTB 40/108). On 20 September 1626,, Michgiel(II) was baptized in he presence of Maria le Blon. On 16 April 1628, another son named Michgiel(III) was baptized in the presence of Grietje Blon. His wife Margrieta Martens Houtmans survived him. Another son of Michiel le Blon and Margrieta Martens Houtman, named Anthoni Cornelis le Blon moved to Sweden and died there (Jaaarboek Amstelodamum 62(1970), p.50). Michiel le Blon contributed a sonnet in French to the Album Amicorum of the famous fencing master Gerard Thibault around 1615 (De la Fontaine Verwey, Jaarboek Amstelodamum 69(1977), p. 54). Michiel le Blon was an agent for the crown of Sweden. On 10 June 1637, Pieter Spierinck Silvercroon, who was himself an envoy of Sweden, named s-r Pieter Haen de jonge, merchant, to collect money due to Sweden. Jacques de la Mijne (of R 23757) and Michel le Blon signed as witnesses (NA 415, film 6433). Pieter Haen de jonge, who lived on the East side of the Keizersgracht, died in 1656. For his death inventory, dated 9 January 1657, see NA 1118, Not. J. van Ven. Michiel le Blon was buried on 27 December 1638 (DTB 1100A/32). Apart from Susanna cited above, he had two children named Cornelis and Johannes le Blon (Oud Holland, 3(1885), p. 64). Cornelis was 27 years old, living on the Keisersgracht when he was betrothed to Elisabeth van de Kerckhoven, from Amsterdam, 22 on 2 July 1643. On 23 January 1650, their son Cornelis was baptized in the Remonstrant Church in the presence of his greatgrandfather Christoffel Blon and juffr. Geertruyd van Loon, wife of Mr. Dirck Graswinckel (ibid. p. 303). Cornelis's son Michiel le Blon II was also an engraver. He was betrothed to Willemina Elisabeth Hellerus, 23, assisted by her father Andries Hellerus, on 24 January 1671 (Obreen, Archief voor Nederlandsche kunstgeschiedenis, 3(1881-1882), p. 221). Michiel de (or le) Fort, who may have been the surety for De Blont in the purchase of the present lot, was also an art dealer who kept an inn where Michiel le Blon stayed (R 21178). For further information about Le Blon, including the various poems that were dedicated to him (by Vondel and Roodenburgh), see Oud Holland 4(1886), p.303.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Printmaker, mapmaker
Montias2 Record#	21700
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Inv#.Lot	605.0372
Lot	0372
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1: 1:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	0.525 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Blont tot Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21700.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Printmaker, mapmaker
Montias2 Record#	21701
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Inv#.Lot	605.0373
Lot	0373
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f --:18:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	0.9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21702
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Inv#.Lot	605.0374
Lot	0374
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delft
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21703
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Inv#.Lot	605.0375
Lot	0375
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter van Pitte
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21362
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21704
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Inv#.Lot	605.0376
Lot	0376
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1:19:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.95 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. tot Franciscus Badens
Buyer Family	Jansz., Cornelis
Buyer Notes	Cornelis Jansz. was presumably a painter apprenticed with Francescus Badens, who may have been his surety in this purchase.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21705
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Inv#.Lot	605.0377
Lot	0377
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1: 6:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21706
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Inv#.Lot	605.0378
Lot	0378
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:14:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21707
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Inv#.Lot	605.0379
Lot	0379
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21708
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Inv#.Lot	605.0380
Lot	0380
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21709
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Inv#.Lot	605.0381
Lot	0381
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21710
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Inv#.Lot	605.0382
Lot	0382
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 1: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21711
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Inv#.Lot	605.0383
Lot	0383
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Ysbrant Cornelisz. oplegger
Buyer Family	Cornelisz., Ysbrant
Buyer Notes	The buyer was an oplegger. This may may mean that, like Thomas Pietersz.of R 21127, he collected and stacked up the goods that were auctioned by the Orphan Chamber or that he was a warehouse packer. The widow of Isbrant Cornelisz., living on the Deventer Houtmarckt, paid a tax of 5 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 276v, p. 63).
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Warehousing
Montias2 Record#	21712
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Inv#.Lot	605.0384
Lot	0384
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Gerritsz. Cosijn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21239.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21713
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Inv#.Lot	605.0385
Lot	0385
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Conincksloo de jong
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21714
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Inv#.Lot	605.0386
Lot	0386
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21715
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Inv#.Lot	605.0387
Lot	0387
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Ysbrant Cornelisz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21712.
Buyer Occupation	Services \|a Warehousing
Montias2 Record#	21716
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Inv#.Lot	605.0388
Lot	0388
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jong
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21717
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Inv#.Lot	605.0389
Lot	0389
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 4: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21718
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Inv#.Lot	605.0390
Lot	0390
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts [printen] f 21:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	21 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck [crossed out: Hendrick Stock]
Buyer Notes	Isack Haeck was perhaps the borg for Stock. On Isaack Haeck, see R 21211. On the buyer, see R 21265.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21719
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Inv#.Lot	605.0391
Lot	0391
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen van Heemskerck f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21720
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Inv#.Lot	605.0393
Lot	0393
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 10:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	10.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Coninckslo de jonieren] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21721
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Inv#.Lot	605.0394
Lot	0394
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	16 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably Hans Conincxloo II of R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21722
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Inv#.Lot	605.0395
Lot	0395
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 25:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	25 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21723
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Inv#.Lot	605.0396
Lot	0396
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 teeckening f 7: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	7.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	The buyer is probably Hans Conincxloo II of R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21724
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Inv#.Lot	605.0397
Lot	0397
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen f 31:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	31.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21725
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Inv#.Lot	605.0398
Lot	0398[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	1.66 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock [crossed out: Cornelis Jansz. Delft]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21726
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Inv#.Lot	605.0398
Lot	0398[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	1.66 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock [crossed out: Cornelis Jansz. Delft]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21727
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Inv#.Lot	605.0398
Lot	0398[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	1.66 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock [crossed out: Cornelis Jansz. Delft]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21728
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Inv#.Lot	605.0399
Lot	0399[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.833 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21729
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Inv#.Lot	605.0399
Lot	0399[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.833 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21730
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Inv#.Lot	605.0399
Lot	0399[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.833 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21731
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21732
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21733
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21734
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21735
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21736
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21737
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[g]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21738
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[h]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21739
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Inv#.Lot	605.04
Lot	0400[i]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 9 uts. [teeckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	0.2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21740
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Inv#.Lot	605.0401
Lot	0401
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan Basse] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21741
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Inv#.Lot	605.0402
Lot	0402
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Wijs off Someren
Buyer Family	Wijs, Isack (Isaack)
Buyer Notes	Isack Wijs was mentioned in the Inbringenregister of the Orphan Chamber on 4 March 1638 (WK 5073/789). His father Guilliaem Wijs (1552-1611) was a merchant and sugar refiner, born in Antwerp, active in Amsterdam at least since 1586 when he became a citizen of Amsterdam. Guillame Wijs was married to Sara Berwijns (1575-1617) of INVNO 1181 (Dudok van Heel in Jaarboek Amstelodamum 80(1988), p. 43; Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 69(1929), p. 602; and Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base). In 1606, Guilliam de Wijs, living on the N.Z. Burgwal, in de Vergulde Schaeff, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 1 f. 16 st. He declared that he had (at least) two children at the time (GAA, 138/31 F 1001). His other children were Jan Wijs (1602-1634), of R 20564; Abraham Wijs (1603-1660), who married Sara de Potter and owned a painting of Lucretia by Rebrandt in his bankrupt inventory of 1 March 1658; and Sara Wijs (1609-1670) who married Francois van Os, the brother of Hendrick van Os of R 21382 in 1631 (Dudok van Heel, op. cit.) Barent van Someren (of R 20424) may have been the surety for Isack Wijs in the purchase of this lot.
Montias2 Record#	21742
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Inv#.Lot	605.0403
Lot	0403
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen f 2:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21743
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Inv#.Lot	605.0404
Lot	0404
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21744
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Inv#.Lot	605.0405
Lot	0405
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hans Jansz. goutsmit of Michiel de Blont
Buyer Family	Jansz, Hans goutsmit
Buyer Notes	On 31 December 1606, Hans Jansz., silversmith, and Lijsbet Mathijsen, had their daughter Annetje baptized in the O.K. (DTB 4/185). He was living behind the Gasthuys in 1618 when he bought some books at the sale of Pieter Ruttens I, the father of Hans Ruttens, cited in R 31208, and the grandfather of Pieter Ruttens II, cited in R 7637 (WK 5073/954, 24 January 1618). On 13 June 1633, Sr. Hans Jansz., jeweler, signed a contract with Hans Heiden, Moskovisvaerder (shipper to Moscovy), whereby Hans Heiden would travel to Moscovy and handle the affairs of Hans Jansz. there. Hans Heiden would be paid 450 f. a year (Economisch-Historisch Jaarboek 2(1916), pp. 275-6). On 5 April 1631, Hans Janszen, from Breda, jeweler, widower of Lysbet Matthijs, living on the Rockin, was betrothed to Truijtje Pieters, from Antwerp, widow of Ambrosius Jansz., living as above. She had been 41 months a widow (DTB 437/145). His death inventory was taken on 28 January 1634 (NA 714, film 5148, INVNO 456). On Michiel le Blon, see R 21700.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21745
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Inv#.Lot	605.0406
Lot	0406
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21746
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Inv#.Lot	605.0407
Lot	0407
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 2:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21747
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Inv#.Lot	605.0408
Lot	0408
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Pietersz. schilder
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30980.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21748
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Inv#.Lot	605.0409
Lot	0409
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 9:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	9 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21749
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Inv#.Lot	605.0410
Lot	0410
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21750
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Inv#.Lot	605.0411
Lot	0411
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21751
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Inv#.Lot	605.0412
Lot	0412
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckeningen f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21752
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Inv#.Lot	605.0413
Lot	0413
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. tot Badens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21705.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21753
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Inv#.Lot	605.0414
Lot	0414
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Casper Duyff tot Frans Badens
Buyer Family	Duyff, Casper
Buyer Notes	The buyer Casper Duyff was probably a pupil of Francesco Badens, who may have been his surety (borg) for this purchase.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21754
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Inv#.Lot	605.0415
Lot	0415
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckeningen] f 8:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	8.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21755
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Inv#.Lot	605.0416
Lot	0416
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21756
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Inv#.Lot	605.0417
Lot	0417
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21757
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Inv#.Lot	605.0418
Lot	0418
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Casper Duyff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21754.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21758
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Inv#.Lot	605.0419
Lot	0419
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teyckeningen f 4: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21759
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21760
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21761
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21762
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21763
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[e]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21764
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Inv#.Lot	605.042
Lot	0420[f]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 6 ronde teyckeningen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Format	round
Value	1.62 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21765
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Inv#.Lot	605.0421
Lot	0421
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teyckeningen f 23:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	23 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21766
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Inv#.Lot	605.0422
Lot	0422[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [teyckeningen] f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	2.44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21767
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Inv#.Lot	605.0422
Lot	0422[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [teyckeningen] f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	2.44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21768
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Inv#.Lot	605.0422
Lot	0422[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [teyckeningen] f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	2.44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21769
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Inv#.Lot	605.0422
Lot	0422[d]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 4 uts. [teyckeningen] f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	2.44 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21770
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Inv#.Lot	605.0423
Lot	0423
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 16:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	16.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21771
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Inv#.Lot	605.0424
Lot	0424
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teyckeningen f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21772
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Inv#.Lot	605.0425
Lot	0425
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 2:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Cornelis Boissens] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21773
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Inv#.Lot	605.0426
Lot	0426
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21774
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Inv#.Lot	605.0427
Lot	0427
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	David Colyn [crossed out: idem, i.e. Coninckslo]
Buyer Family	Colyn, David
Buyer Notes	The buyer was the painter David Colyn, born in Rotterdam about 1582, active in Amsterdam from 1606 to 1666, the son of Crispiaen Colijn of R 30166 and of Lysbeth Engelbrechts. In 1606, he was living in the Hoochstraet, when he bought lots for 1 f. 16 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA 48/7 F 379). In May 1612, Crispijn Colijn appeared before the Orphan Chamber and exhibited (bewees) David's inheritance from the late Lysbeth Engelbrechts which amounted to 650 f. By this time, David was of majority age (N. de Roever in Oud Holland 1(1883), p. 182). On 27 March 1613, David Kolijns, from Rotterdam, painter, 31 years old, living in the Hoochstraet, assisted by Crispiaen Colijns, his father, was betrothed to Aefgen Jacobs, 24, living in the Keyserstraet (DTB 417/68). (In Oud Holland 2 (1885), p. 79, the name of the betrothed was read as Aeltje Jacobs.) David Colijn seems also to have been a gilder. In 1612, he gilded an enormous chandelier made by the famous brass caster Hans Rogiers, which was part of the munificent gift of the States General to the Sultan in Constantinople (De Roever, ibid.) Contrary to the argument stated by De Roever, the gilder, who was a son of Crijspiaen Colijn, was identical with the painter. He apparently took over the atelier of his father Crispiaen Colijn after his death, where he is known to have had a painting of Porcellis copied by an assistant (Briels, Vlaamse schilders, p. 314). On or about 16 July 1636 (the exact date is illegible), Notary Verhey insinuated on behalf of Jan Adriaensz. (unidentified) a number of Amsterdam citizens including David Colyn. concerning the inheritance left by Hendrickje Claes and the division of her estate (NA 889, film 595) (for further details see the NOTES to R 34251). David Colyn died before 1666. Jacob de Koninck was his pupil.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21775
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Inv#.Lot	605.0428
Lot	0428
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21776
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Inv#.Lot	605.0429
Lot	0429
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Valcxsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21679.
Montias2 Record#	21777
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Inv#.Lot	605.0430
Lot	0430
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Jan Valcksz.] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21679.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Remonstrant
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21778
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Inv#.Lot	605.0431
Lot	0431
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21779
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Inv#.Lot	605.0432
Lot	0432
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jong
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21780
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Inv#.Lot	605.0433
Lot	0433
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21781
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Inv#.Lot	605.0434
Lot	0434
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21782
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Inv#.Lot	605.0435
Lot	0435
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21783
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Inv#.Lot	605.0436
Lot	0436
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teyckeningen] f 6: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	6.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21784
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Inv#.Lot	605.0437
Lot	0437[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21785
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Inv#.Lot	605.0437
Lot	0437[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21786
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Inv#.Lot	605.0437
Lot	0437[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teyckeningen] f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21787
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Inv#.Lot	605.0438
Lot	0438
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teyckeningen f 2:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawings
Value	2 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Coninckslo de jonge] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21788
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Inv#.Lot	605.0439
Lot	0439
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 kintgen f 7:15:--
Title	kintgen
Number	32
Subject	CHILD OR CHILDREN
Type	painting
Value	7.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21789
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Inv#.Lot	605.044
Lot	0440[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 2 teeckeningen mette pen gedaen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	pen drawing
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21790
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Inv#.Lot	605.044
Lot	0440[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 2 teeckeningen mette pen gedaen f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	pen drawing
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21791
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Inv#.Lot	605.0441
Lot	0441
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] teeckening f 8: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	8.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21792
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Inv#.Lot	605.0442
Lot	0442
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [teeckening] f 5: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	5.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21793
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Inv#.Lot	605.0443
Lot	0443
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 uts. [teeckening] mette pen gedaen f 13:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	pen drawing
Value	13.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan van Wely
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21219.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21794
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Inv#.Lot	605.0444
Lot	0444[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 2 teeckeningen mette pen gedaen tronjes f 50:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	pen drawing
Value	25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21795
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Inv#.Lot	605.0444
Lot	0444[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 2 teeckeningen mette pen gedaen tronjes f 50:--
Title	trontge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	pen drawing
Value	25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21796
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Inv#.Lot	605.0445
Lot	0445
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 1 hant mette pen gedaen f 9: 5:--
Title	hant
Number	37
Subject	HAND, FOOT, BODY PART
Type	pen drawing
Value	9.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21797
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Inv#.Lot	605.0446
Lot	0446[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	0.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Cornelis Boissens] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21798
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Inv#.Lot	605.0446
Lot	0446[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	0.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Cornelis Boissens] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21799
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Inv#.Lot	605.0446
Lot	0446[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 teeckeningen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	0.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Cornelis Boissens] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21800
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Inv#.Lot	605.0447
Lot	0447[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21801
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Inv#.Lot	605.0447
Lot	0447[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21802
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Inv#.Lot	605.0447
Lot	0447[c]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] 3 uts. [teeckeningen] f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	drawing
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21803
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Inv#.Lot	605.0448
Lot	0448
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Valcxsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21679.
Montias2 Record#	21804
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Inv#.Lot	605.0449
Lot	0449
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21805
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Inv#.Lot	605.0450
Lot	0450
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21806
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Inv#.Lot	605.0451
Lot	0451
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 6:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	6 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21807
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Inv#.Lot	605.0452
Lot	0452
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jaq[ues] van der Wyen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21322.
Montias2 Record#	21808
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Inv#.Lot	605.0453
Lot	0453
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Coninck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21809
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Inv#.Lot	605.0454
Lot	0454
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 4:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Pieter de Coninck] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21810
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Inv#.Lot	605.0455
Lot	0455
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Valcxsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21679.
Montias2 Record#	21811
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Inv#.Lot	605.0456
Lot	0456
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 1:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21812
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Inv#.Lot	605.0457
Lot	0457
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Arent Jacobsz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20404.
Montias2 Record#	21813
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[a]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21814
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[b]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21815
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[c]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21816
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[d]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21817
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[e]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21818
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Inv#.Lot	605.0458
Lot	0458[f]
Artist	GOLTZIUS, HENDRICK
Entry	[no No.] 6 uts. [printen] van Goltius f 6:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	print
Value	1.125 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Coning
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Montias2 Record#	21819
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Inv#.Lot	605.0459
Lot	0459
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21820
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Inv#.Lot	605.0460
Lot	0460
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 4: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Lenert Gerritss tot Badens
Buyer Family	Gerritss, Lenert
Buyer Notes	The buyer was presumably a pupil of Francesco Badens, who may have been his surety.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21821
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Inv#.Lot	605.0461
Lot	0461
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21822
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Inv#.Lot	605.0462
Lot	0462
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Dirck Harmensz. tot Van den Ronde
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20213. Van den Ronde may be identical with the wine dealer Dirck Ronde of R 28369.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21823
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Inv#.Lot	605.0463
Lot	0463
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21824
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Inv#.Lot	605.0464
Lot	0464
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	12 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerlen
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21825
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Inv#.Lot	605.0465
Lot	0465
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21826
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Inv#.Lot	605.0466
Lot	0466
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21827
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Inv#.Lot	605.0467
Lot	0467
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21828
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Inv#.Lot	605.0468
Lot	0468
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van Maerle
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21270.
Montias2 Record#	21829
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Inv#.Lot	605.0469
Lot	0469
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] en teyckeningen f 4:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints and drawings
Value	4.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21830
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Inv#.Lot	605.0470
Lot	0470
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] en teyckeningen f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints and drawings
Value	5.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21831
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Inv#.Lot	605.0471
Lot	0471
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] en teyckeningen f 2:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints and drawings
Value	2.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21832
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Inv#.Lot	605.0472
Lot	0472
Artist	DÜRER, ALBRECHT
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] van Alberduyr f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	21833
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Inv#.Lot	605.0473
Lot	0473
Artist	DÜRER, ALBRECHT
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen] van Alberduyr f 7: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	7.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	21834
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Inv#.Lot	605.0474
Lot	0474
Artist	DÜRER, ALBRECHT
Entry	[no No.] uts. [printen van Alberduyr] f 19:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	19 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21835
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Inv#.Lot	605.0475
Lot	0475
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Gerritsz. Cosyn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21239.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21836
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Inv#.Lot	605.0476
Lot	0476
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21837
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Inv#.Lot	605.0477
Lot	0477
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21838
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Inv#.Lot	605.0478
Lot	0478
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Anthonis Barnart tot Francisco Badens
Buyer Family	Barnart, Anthonis
Buyer Notes	The buyer was presumably a pupil of Badens, who may have been his surety for this purchase.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21839
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Inv#.Lot	605.0479
Lot	0479
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Coninck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see the NOTES to R 28901.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan \|a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	21840
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Inv#.Lot	605.0480
Lot	0480
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21841
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Inv#.Lot	605.0481
Lot	0481
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 3:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	David Colijn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21775.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21842
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Inv#.Lot	605.0482
Lot	0482
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Casper Duyff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21754.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21843
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Inv#.Lot	605.0483
Lot	0483
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 29348.
Montias2 Record#	21844
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Inv#.Lot	605.0484
Lot	0484
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 3: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21845
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Inv#.Lot	605.0485
Lot	0485
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 1: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	1.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Anthony Bernarts voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21839.
Montias2 Record#	21846
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Inv#.Lot	605.0486
Lot	0486
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21847
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Inv#.Lot	605.0487
Lot	0487
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 9:15:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	9.75 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21848
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Inv#.Lot	605.0488
Lot	0488
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 8:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	8.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	[Hendrick Stock] idem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21849
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Inv#.Lot	605.0489
Lot	0489
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 8:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	8.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	21850
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Inv#.Lot	605.0490
Lot	0490
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	15 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21851
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Inv#.Lot	605.0491
Lot	0491
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 5:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Michiel Jansz. de Lange
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21699.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) \|a Cloth, silk
Montias2 Record#	21852
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Inv#.Lot	605.0492
Lot	0492
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 4:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	4 \|t gulden
Buyer	Coninckslo de jonge
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21404.
Montias2 Record#	21853
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Inv#.Lot	605.0493
Lot	0493
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	2.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Boissens
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21189.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21854
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Inv#.Lot	605.0494
Lot	0494
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21855
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Inv#.Lot	605.0495
Lot	0495
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 9: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	9.25 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21856
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Inv#.Lot	605.0496
Lot	0496
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	9.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Govert Jansz.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21228.
Buyer Occupation	Artist \|a Painter
Montias2 Record#	21857
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Inv#.Lot	605.0497
Lot	0497
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 3:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	3.5 \|t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Jansz. Delff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21588.
Montias2 Record#	21858
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Inv#.Lot	605.0498
Lot	0498
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	[no No.] printen f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	prints
Value	7 \|t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Stock
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21265.
Montias2 Record#	21859
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