The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Inventory  [Voort, Cornelis van der (1614/04/07)]

Inv#.Lot	687.0001
Lot	0001
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 1 Vanitas no. 149
Title	Vanitas
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	|t not sold
Montias2 Record#	27471
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Inv#.Lot	687.0002
Lot	0002[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 Democritus en Heraclitus no. 154 en no. 155 f 14:--:--
Title	Democritus
Number	81
Subject	GREEK, ROMAN, OTHER SAGAS
Type	painting
Value	7.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Dirck Teulingh
Buyer Family	Teulingh (Tholincx), Dirck
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Diederick Tholincx (spelled Thelincx in the 1631 Kohier), merchant, lieutenant of the civil guard in 1622, and alderman in 1625. He was baptized on 19 March 1589, the son of the merchant Aert Tholingh, born in 's Hertogenbosch, who died in 1600, and of Anne Hermans. Dirck Tholincx died in 1654. He was a merchant on the Heeregracht in Hamburgh and a director of the V.O.C. He went bankrupt in 1644 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 365). In 1631, he paid a tax of 175 f. (Kohier, fol. 2, p. 2). He was a portrayed as a schutter in the Korporaalschap of Jonas Cornelisz. Witsen by Cornelis van der Voort (from whom he bought the present lot in 1614) about 1616 (Blankert, Amsterdams Historisch Museum, p, 349). His post-faillit inventory of 20 April 1644 was full of attributed paintings (INVNO 1248). Diederick Tholincx was the brother of the merchant Herman Tholincx, born in 's Hertogenbosch, who married Grietge Hooft, the daughter of Burgomaster C.P. Hooft in 1610 (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 366-7 and Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 315). He was only distantly related to Aernout Tholincx, portrayed by Rembrandt in 1656 (his father Aert Tholincx was the brother of Wouter Tholincx, who was the grandfather of Arnout Tholincx).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27472
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Inv#.Lot	687.0002
Lot	0002[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.2 Democritus en Heraclitus no. 154 en no. 155 f 14:--:--
Title	Heraclitus
Number	81
Subject	GREEK, ROMAN, OTHER SAGAS
Type	painting
Value	7.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Dirck Teulingh
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27472.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27474
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Inv#.Lot	687.0003
Lot	0003
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.3 Marte en Maria Magdalena no. 153 f 7:10:--
Title	Marte en Maria Magdalena
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Ludens wonende in de Coestraet
Buyer Family	Ludens, Pieter
Buyer Notes	The buyer Pieter Ludens paid a tax of 20 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the Berchstraet (Kohier, fol. 62, p. 15).
Montias2 Record#	27473
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Inv#.Lot	687.0004
Lot	0004
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 Vroutgen tronge no. 174 [crossed out: een lantschapgen no. 184] f 4:--:--
Title	vroutgen tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	4.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Antony Marijns pasteybacker
Buyer Family	Marijns (Marinisz.), Antony [pasteybacker]
Buyer Notes	On 25 April 1606, Antoine Marinus, from Vlissingen, pasteybacker (pastry baker), was betrothed to Josijntje van den Bremde from Antwerp, 30 (DTB 411/736). Josijntge van den Bremde was probably the daughter of the pasteybacker Jeremias van den Bremde and a sister of the painter Daniel van den Bremde of R 31208. On 6 September 1612, Anthony Marijnissz. and Josijne van den Bremde had their daughter Susanna baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Gijsbert Kornelisz., Govert Josephsz.(?), and Carel Deckers(?) (DTB 5/31). On 31 December 1617, the same parents had a child baptized in the same church in the presence of Abraham de Decker (of R 33003), Guilliam Michielsz., and Catlijntje van Doesburgh (DTB 5/236). On Catlijntje van Doesburgh, see the NOTES to R 34728. Some time before 2 July 1620 he issued an interest-bearing obligation yielding 62 f. per year which was deposited with the Orphan Chamber on that date on behalf of Meyndert, the son of the late Egbert Claesz. Coninck. Antony Marijnis died in 1625. For the auction sale of his possessions, see INVNO 827. Two vrouws tronien were sold at the sale of 1625, one for 4 f. and the other for f 4: 2: 8. One of these may be the present lot.
Buyer Occupation	Food preparation |a Pastry cook
Montias2 Record#	27475
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Inv#.Lot	687.0005
Lot	0005
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	no.5 een lantschap Momper no. 20
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	|t no price probably not sold.
Montias2 Record#	27476
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Inv#.Lot	687.0006
Lot	0006[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 82 en 83 2 rontges tronjen Antycx f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	1.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jaques de Ville tot Grebber
Buyer Notes	N. de Roever suggested that the buyer was the painter Jacques de Ville and that he was apprenticed to (Frans Pietersz. ?) de Grebber (Oud Holland, 3(1885), p.192) This unlikely if only because Frans de Grebber's atelier was located in Haarlem. Another guess is that he was working with or living in the house of the goldsmith Jacob de Grebber of R 20988. On the painter Jacques de Ville, see R 36770. C.H.C. Van Aspermont suggested, unpersuasively, that the buyer was the dyer Jacques de Ville, born c. 1577, who was married to Sara Vermou (not Vermon) (Oud Holland, 17(1899), p. 94.) It is likely that Sara Vermou and Anna Vermou, the wife of the painter Barent Poelman, at whose request the goods left by Jacques de Ville, dyer, were sold in 1629, were sisters (ibid.)
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27477
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Inv#.Lot	687.0006
Lot	0006[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 82 en 83 2 rontges tronjen Antycx f 2:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	1.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jaques de Ville tot Grebber
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 36770.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27478
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Inv#.Lot	687.0007
Lot	0007
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no. 106 geboort f 3:--:--
Title	geboort
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	3.0 |t gulden
Buyer	solvit
Montias2 Record#	27479
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Inv#.Lot	687.0008
Lot	0008
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.4 Aica (?) f 142:--:--
Title	Aica (?)
Title Modifier	possibly Arria who stabbed herself in the Pliny story
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	142.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de Witt achter Hendrick Buijck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21359.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27480
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Inv#.Lot	687.0009
Lot	0009
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.41 Loth f 33:--:--
Title	Loth
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	33.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip in de Oudesyts Arm in de Eent
Buyer Family	Gennip (Gennep), Bartholomeus van
Buyer Notes	On 27 February 1616, Bartholomeus van Gennip, merchant, in the name of his father Goosen van Gennip, insinuated Adriaen van Plancken for his failure to pay an obligation (NA 621, Not. Sybrant Cornelisz.) On 30 September 1617, Bartholomeus van Gennip, from Haarlem, 31 years old, living on the Coningsgracht, was betrothed to Agneta Willems Pijnappels, from den Bosch, 28 (DTB 668/120). On 4 December the couple had a child baptized baptized in the presence of Elijas van Ceulen (DTB 6/128). Elias van Ceulen (of R 37031) was married to Susanna Pijnappel, who may have been the sister of Agneta Pijnappel. In 1631, Bartholomeus van Gennip paid a tax of 100 f., at which time he lived on the Raemsloot (Kohier, fol. 217, p. 50). On 7 February 1632, Bartholomeus van Gennep (signs Gennop) sold to Jacob Gerritsz. a house on the Deventer Houtmarckt de Drie Visch Corven, next to Cornelis Outgertsz. on the North side and Herman Alberts, lumber dealer, on the South side, for 7,500 f. (NA 843, Not. Hoogeboom). On 16 May 1634, Bartholomeus van Gennep sold 20 morgen of land in the Beemster to Franchoys Woutersz. for 2,050 f. (NA 771, Not. Verhey). On 27 January 1637, Bartholomeus van Gennip, living in Haarlem, insinuated Abraham van der Sluijs (of R 20029) regarding some tulips that Van der Sluijs had offered him and then refused to deliver (see the NOTES to R 20029). Bartholomeus van Gennip seems to have died in Haarlem, where his inventory was drawn up in 1643 (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 1149).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27481
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Inv#.Lot	687.0010
Lot	0010
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.136 f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Andries Steenwinckel buyrman van den Voort
Buyer Family	Steenwinckel, Andries
Buyer Notes	On 26 January 1610, Andries Steenwinckel, from Antwerp, tailor, 23 years old, living on the Breestraet, assisted by his mother Maeijken Melis, was betrothed to Catelijn Caleijt, also from Antwerp, 23, assisted by Hans Caleijt, her brother, and Claerken Calet, her aunt. Both were literate. Andries, living on the Breestraet, was indeed a neighbor of Cornelis van der Voort (DTB 414/236). On 26 July 1614, Adriana van Maldeghem, widow of Lieven Heylinc (the notary), assisted by her guardian Andries van Steenwinckel, gave power of attorney to Rogier Alewijn merchant, to collect various assets in Flanders that she was entitled to (NA 21, fol.0-6, Not. S. Henrix, Extracten). Rogier Alewijn or Halewijn of R 27660 was a merchant of South Netherlandish origin who bought various spices from the V.O.C. between 1620 and 1623 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, pp. 223-4). On 17 April 1624, the goods left by Andries Steenwinckel and Catalijn Caleth were sold by the Orphan Chamber. The proceeds were only 148 f. 17 st. (INVNO 1071).
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Tailor, shoemaker, other clothing
Montias2 Record#	27482
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Inv#.Lot	687.0011
Lot	0011
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.175 f 13:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Pietersz. Cool opt water
Buyer Family	Cool, Jan Pietersz.
Buyer Notes	Jan Pietersz. Cool was the father of Pieter Jansz. Cool, perlemacker, who was betrothed, at the age of 24, to Trijntje Jacobs on 24 August 1646 (DTB 463/387).
Montias2 Record#	27483
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Inv#.Lot	687.0012
Lot	0012
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.91 f 24:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Soolmans
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27420.
Montias2 Record#	27484
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Inv#.Lot	687.0013
Lot	0013
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.163 f 12: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.25 |t gulden
Buyer	Jacques de Ville
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 36770.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27485
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Inv#.Lot	687.0014
Lot	0014
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.110 koockebort f 37:--:--
Title	koocken
Number	43
Subject	KITCHEN SCENE
Type	painting
Value	37.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Charles Corne by Honckelboer in den Cornbloem
Buyer Notes	The buyer is presumed to be identical with Charles Cooren of INVNO 683, dated 6 June 1617. There are two kitchens in that inventory: R 27361, which sold for 18 f. and R 27355, which sold for 20 f. If either one is the lot sold here, there was a sharp decrease in its sale price in three years. Charles Cooren may have been living in the house or next door to Jasper Honckelboer, cloth merchant (R 20491).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27486
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Inv#.Lot	687.0015
Lot	0015
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.181 f 24:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	24.0 |t gulden
Buyer	idem [Charles Corne by Honckelboer in den Corenbloem]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, INVNO 683 and on Honckelboer R 20491.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27487
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Inv#.Lot	687.0016
Lot	0016
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.23 lantschap f 59:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	59.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haack [crossed out: Pieter Roos in de Niel]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211.
Montias2 Record#	27488
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Inv#.Lot	687.0017
Lot	0017
Artist	BARENDSZ., DIRCK
Entry	no.3 banquet Dirck Barendsz. f 205:--:--
Title	banquet
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	205.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Charles Coorne
Buyer Family	Coorne (Cooren), Charles (Gillisz.)
Buyer Notes	On the buyer and on the family Morimont with which Charles Cooren was linked by marriage, see R 583 of INVNO 683, dated 6 June 1617, the death inventory of Charles Cooren. He was betrothed to Anna van Morimont on 22 August 1598 when he was 32. He came from Gent. Her sisters, who assisted her on this occasion, were named Maria and Lysbeth (DTB 408/381). Anna van Morimont was a witness to the baptism of Abraham, son of the painter Abraham Vinck of R 29545, on 30 May 1610. Charles Gillisz. Cooren invested 900 f. in the first subscription to V.O.C. shares (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 189). He was the older brother of Samuel Gillisz. Cooren (Koren) of R 24944.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27489
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Inv#.Lot	687.0018
Lot	0018
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.132 tronge f 23:--:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	23.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Bicker
Buyer Family	Bicker, Pieter
Buyer Notes	In 1606, Pieter Bicker, living in het vergulde lavoir in the Warmoesstraet, bought lots for 1 f. 16 st. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA 11/69 F 79). On 5 May 1632, Burgomeester Andries Bicker (1586-1652), Pieter Bicker and Jan Bicker (1591-1653) Dieuwertgen Bicker (of R 20270) and Aeltgen Bicker, assisted by their fore-mentioned brothers, all heirs of their mother Aeltgen (Alyd) Andries Boelisdr., named their brother Jacob Bicker to transfer in their name a capital share of 25,400 f. share in the V.O.C. All were children of the late Burgomeester Gerrit Bicker Pietersz. (1557-1630) and of their afore-mentioned mother Alyd Andries Boelens (1557-1630). (NA 910, Not. Pieter Eyloff, film 1146). Jan Bicker married Agniet de Graeff (1603-1656) on 18 November 1625. He built the domain Akerendam, which he sold in 1649 to Gerard van Hellemont, the husband of his brother Cornelis's daughter, Margareta Bicker van Zwieten (Maandblad Amstelodamum 45(1958), p. 123). Jacob (Gerritsz.) Bicker (1588-1646) died unmarried. On 22 October 1634. Jan Bicker, in lieu of the heirs of Pieter Bicker, his brother, named Hillebrand Pietersz. in Rotterdam to collect a debt of 131 f. 15 st. (NA 843, fol. 732, Not. Hoogeboom). The daughter of Pieter Bicker, named Lisbet Pieters, married to Joachim Hermansz. Rendorp (cited in the NOTES to R 26504), was accused by the Church Council of having Mennonite sympathies but she was not excommunicated (Roodenburg, Onder censuur, p. 174).
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Relation	Cousin
Montias2 Record#	27490
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Inv#.Lot	687.0019
Lot	0019
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.124 tronge f 10:10:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	10.5 |t gulden
Buyer	no buyer, probably sold for cash. [Crossed out: Gerrit Verporten]
Buyer Family	Verporten (Verpoorten), Gerrit (I)
Buyer Notes	Gerrit Verpoorten (de oude) was a merchant, born in Antwerp, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1589 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 316). On 20 October 1595, Jacques Carbeels, Gielis Bacclas de jonge, Gerrit Verpoorten and Andries Rijckaert (I), all merchants in Amsterdam, passed a procuration to collect money due to them in Dantzig (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel R.G.P. 178(1981), p. 61). On 27 February 1597, he witnessed the baptism of a son of Valerius van Gistel (of R 27537) in the Lutheran Church (DTB 138/17). On 3 June 1597, Geeraert Verpoorten, merchant residing in Amsterdam, named Claes Pietersz., merchant living in Dantzig, to collect money due to him from the ship of De witte Leeuw (Winkelman, op.cit. p. 426). On 28 September 1597, Gerardt Verpoorten had his son Jochim baptized in the Lutheran Church in the presence of Anthonis Cuijper and Tanneke Lems (DTB 138/18). He was also the father of Gerrit Verpoorten de jonge (II), droggist in 1627, of Pieter Gerritsz. Verporten and of Jacob Gerritsz. Verpoorten (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven 78(1933), p. 638 and Elias, Vroedschap, p. 415). On 27 October 1617, a contract was signed by Jullien Lanson and Gerrit Verpoorten de jonge (II) whereby Lanson had Moreau apprenticed to Verpoorten, drogist, for four years for 100 f. a year (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 638). The individual named Gerrit Verpoorten who paid a tax of 100 f. in 1631 and lived on the Warmoesstraet may have been the father or the son (Kohier, fol. 209 vo., p. 48). On 9 February 1632, Dirck Abbas, commissary general of the convoys and licenses, the honorable Frederick de Vries, secretary of the city, for one half, substituting for Pietertge de Vries, their respective sister, together for two thirds, and also in the name of Jacob van Teylingen for a third part sold to Gerrit Verpoorten de jonge (II), merchant, a house on the Dam, at the sign of the Olijfsboom, next to Nicolaes Pauw on the West side and Isaack Hersbeeck on the East side, and the Beurs on the South side, with the consentment of Nicolaes Seys. The gallery will stay in place. The selling price is 26,750 f. (NA 991, fol. 7, Not.. J. Bosch). Pietertge de Vries was a regent of the Spinhuis in 1650 (information kindly provided by Sheila Muller). On 21 March 1639, Gerrit Verpoorten (almost certainly II) transferred in full possession to Joost Pietersz. Wybrants, likewise merchant, all his movable goods, including 20 paintings (NA 419A, fol. 320, Not. Jacob and Nicolaes Jacobsz.) On 29 January 1645, Joost Pietersz. Wybrants, merchant in Amsterdam, named Hendrick van der Slange in Monster to represent him (with Gerrit Pietersz. Custewael) in connection with a shipment of Bordeaux wine which had been stranded in Holland Hoeck (Monster, ONA 6037, #979, kindly communicated by Gerard van Eendenburg).
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27491
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Inv#.Lot	687.0020
Lot	0020
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.7 f 106:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	106.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Michiel le Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant |a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	27492
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Inv#.Lot	687.0021
Lot	0021
Artist	MOLENAER, CORNELIS (SCHELE NEEL)
Entry	no.30 lantschap Schele Neel f 36:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	36.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Notaris Beningh
Buyer Notes	Presumably Willem Benningh, notary, of R 23293.
Montias2 Record#	27493
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Inv#.Lot	687.0022
Lot	0022
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.149 naeckt persontje f 7:10:--
Title	naeckt persontje
Number	311
Subject	NAKED PERSONS
Type	painting
Value	7.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27494
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Inv#.Lot	687.0023
Lot	0023
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	no.122 f 14:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. stadtstimmerman
Pre Lot Header	Den 8 dito [April 1614]
Buyer Family	Jacobsz., Hendrick [stadtstimmerman] (Staets)
Buyer Notes	Hendrick Jacobsz. (Staets), city carpenter and contractor, lived from about 1588 to 1649 (Dudok van Heel in Jaarboek Amstelodamum 80(1988), p. 31). He was the stepfather of Jacobus Laurentius of R 23781 and of the book publisher Hendrick Laurentius (1588-1649). On 24 February 1616, the Oud-Raad of Amsterdam resolved to appoint an assistant to Hendrick Jacobsz. stadstimmerman as ondertimmerman at a salary of 380 gulden per year. Other documents about Hendrick Jacobsz. are dated 18 March 1620 and 20 October 1628 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P.78(1933), pp. 146, 357, and 660). It was perhaps his widow (Hendrick Jacobsz. weduwe) who paid 5 f. in 1631, living on the Bierkay (Kohier, fol. 169vo., p. 39).
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27495
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Inv#.Lot	687.0024
Lot	0024
Artist	BEUCKELAER, JOACHIM
Entry	No.69 kool per Jochum Beckelaer f 7:--:--
Title	kool
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	7.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Roos voor Isacq Haeck
Buyer Notes	On Isack Haeck, see R 21211. The buyer Pieter Roos has not been identified. An individual named Pieter Roos, who may have been the buyer's son, was said to be 20 years old and a wine distributor (wijnverlater) in a deposition of 1 September 1635 (NA 597, fol. 76, Not. Lamberti).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27496
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Inv#.Lot	687.0025
Lot	0025
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.49 koocken ende fruijten opgehouden
Title	koocken ende fruijten
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	|t withdrawn
Buyer Notes	Like several other other lots in this sale, the present entry was preceded with a price: 2-7-0. The other prices, if they are prices, preceding some other lots, are either 2-7-0, half that amount 1-3 1/2-0, 2-18-0 or some other similar amount. It is possible that they represent about 2.73 percent of the sales price. But then, in the case of the present lot which was withdrawn, how would the fraction have been set ? In the case of lots 0027, 0028, and 0029, which sold for 41 f., 50 f., and 37 f. respectively, the same amount 2-7-0 was noted in the margin.
Montias2 Record#	27497
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Inv#.Lot	687.0026
Lot	0026
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.82 Marte en Maria Magdalena f 15:--:--
Title	Marte en Maria Magdalena
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	15.0 |t gulden
Buyer	B[arent] van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424 and his death inventory of 28 February 1635, INVNO 634. Note that no painting of Martha or Maria Magdalena was cited in that inventory.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27498
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Inv#.Lot	687.0027
Lot	0027
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.13 f 41:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	41.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Bicker
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27490.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Relation	Cousin
Montias2 Record#	27499
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Inv#.Lot	687.0028
Lot	0028
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.40 boerenkoningsavont f 50:--:--
Title	boerenkoningsavont
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	50.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27501
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Inv#.Lot	687.0029
Lot	0029
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.26 gebet f 37:--:--
Title	gebet
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	37.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Bicker
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27490.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Relation	Cousin
Montias2 Record#	27502
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Inv#.Lot	687.0030
Lot	0030
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.102 van jaer f 11:10:--
Title	van jaer
Title Modifier	season of the year?
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	11.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27503
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Inv#.Lot	687.0031
Lot	0031
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.[left blank] lantschapgen opgehouden
Title	lantschapgen
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	|t withdrawn
Buyer Notes	The number 1-3-8 was inserted in the right margin.
Montias2 Record#	27504
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Inv#.Lot	687.0032
Lot	0032
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.98 per Momper f 14:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Title Modifier	probably a landscape
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	14.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27505
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Inv#.Lot	687.0033
Lot	0033
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.104 kersnacht f 20:--:--
Title	kersnacht
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	20.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Solmans
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27420.
Montias2 Record#	27506
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Inv#.Lot	687.0034
Lot	0034
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.101 dansinge van Herodies f 18:10:--
Title	dansinge van Herodies
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	18.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Hermansz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer may possibly be Jan Hermansz. Muller of R 32337.
Montias2 Record#	27507
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Inv#.Lot	687.0035
Lot	0035
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.160 f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27508
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Inv#.Lot	687.0036
Lot	0036
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.177 ront tronje f 2:10:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	2.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Isack Hack
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211.
Montias2 Record#	27509
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Inv#.Lot	687.0037
Lot	0037
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.178 ront tronje f 2:10:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Format	round
Value	2.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Isack Hack
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211.
Montias2 Record#	27510
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Inv#.Lot	687.0038
Lot	0038
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.141 f 2: 5:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	2.25 |t gulden
Buyer	Hans van Cleeff
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27385.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27511
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Inv#.Lot	687.0039
Lot	0039
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.143 lantschap f 19:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	19.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thomasz. by de Nieuwezyts armbrug
Montias2 Record#	27512
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Inv#.Lot	687.0040
Lot	0040
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.184 lantschap f 8: 5:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	8.25 |t gulden
Buyer	no buyer, probably sold for cash. [Crossed out: Mr. David]
Buyer Family	David, Mr.
Buyer Notes	The occupation of Mr. David is cited in R 29456, where we also learn that he lived in the Pijlsteech in 1609. From the purchases of various lots, we also learn that he was a barber and hence, possibly, a surgeon (R 28036, R 28122 etc.) Mr. David, who may or may not be identical with our buyer, paid a tax of 5 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the South side of the Hertestraet (Kohier, fol. 84, p. 20). A surgeon named Mr. David Gerritsz. (of INVNO 147) may or may not be identical with our buyer. After the death of Mr. David Gerritsz., surgeon, his widow Marritgen Cornelis had the goods that they possessed in common inventorized on 7 July 1638 (INVNO 147). On 14 September 1638, Maritje Cornelis appeared before the Orphan Chamber to present her son Gerrit, 1 1/2 years old, whose father was the late David Gerritsz. van Muerten, surgeon, and declared that he was untitled to 800 f. from his father's inheritance (WK 5073/789). Mr. David is probably not identical with Mr. David Harteshoofd of R 33379.
Buyer Occupation	Services |a barber
Montias2 Record#	27513
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Inv#.Lot	687.0041
Lot	0041
Artist	NIEULANDT, ADRIAEN VAN
Entry	No.76 per Nieulant f 7:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 |t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	27514
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Inv#.Lot	687.0042
Lot	0042
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.140 lantschap f 15:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Family	Hem, Arent (Aernout) (Hermansz.) (van der)
Buyer Notes	The buyer seems to be identical with Arent Hermansz. Hem, who became Jonker Arnold van der Hem, Ridder, Heer van Nedersteyn, Corl en Hilteprant, 1586-1656. In 1612, he lived op den Dam in Weesp. He was raised to the Ridderschap by Ferdinand II in 1620 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 6). On 14 July 1611, Arent Hermansz. Hem, 25 years old, living op de Dam, assisted by his mother Maritgen Arents, was betrothed to Margaretha Reyersdr. Vos (DTB 666/294). She lived from 1593 to 1638. He was living on the Heregracht in 1631, when he paid a tax of 175 f. (Kohier, fol. 88, p. 21). He and his wife Margaretha Vos were portrayed about 1620 by Cornelis van der Voort (Amsterdammers geportretteerd; Kopstukken 1600-1800 (N. Middelkop ed.), Exh. Cat. 2002/2003,, p. 49). Arent Hermansz. Hem was the brother of Ysbrant Hermansz. Hem of R 28963. The family was Roman Catholic. On 27 May 1638, Aernout van der Hem named Jan Jansz. Cleerbesem de jonge (cited in the NOTES to R 21322) to represent him in Utrecht to collect an obligation due to him by Jacques Asch van Wyck (NA 1186, fol.22, Not. J. de Vos).
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Roman Catholic
Montias2 Record#	27515
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Inv#.Lot	687.0043
Lot	0043
Artist	NIEULANDT, ADRIAEN VAN
Entry	No.139 ovael per Nieulant f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Format	oval
Value	12.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant |a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	27516
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Inv#.Lot	687.0044
Lot	0044
Artist	JORDAENS, HANS (III)
Entry	No.164 Romeyn per H. Jordaens f 10:10:--
Title	Romeyn
Number	98
Subject	CLASSICAL HISTORY
Type	painting
Value	10.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Volckert Dirxsz. Coornhart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7628.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant
Montias2 Record#	27517
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Inv#.Lot	687.0045
Lot	0045
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.176 f 20:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	20.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27518
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Inv#.Lot	687.0046
Lot	0046
Artist	NIEULANDT, ADRIAEN VAN
Entry	No.14 per Nieulant f 64:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	64.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27519
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Inv#.Lot	687.0047
Lot	0047
Artist	HEEMSKERCK, MAERTEN VAN
Entry	No.40 tronje Jan van Leyden per Heemskerck f 42:--:--
Title	tronje Jan van Leyden
Number	65
Subject	PORTRAITS -- RELIGIOUS
Type	painting
Value	42.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Isack Haeck
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21211.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27520
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Inv#.Lot	687.0048
Lot	0048
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.133 tronje [isrymetje ?] f 11:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	11.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Michiel de Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant |a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	27521
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Inv#.Lot	687.0049
Lot	0049
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.87 f 12:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	12.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27522
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Inv#.Lot	687.0050
Lot	0050
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.86 lotery van't oudemanshuys f 13:--:--
Title	lotery van't oudemanshuys
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting ?
Value	13.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Harmensz.
Buyer Notes	The buyer may possibly be Jan Hermansz. Muller of R 32337.
Montias2 Record#	27523
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Inv#.Lot	687.0051
Lot	0051
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.47 f 11:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27524
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Inv#.Lot	687.0052
Lot	0052
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.11 Mars en Venus f 20:10:--
Title	Mars en Venus
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	20.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Soolmans
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27420.
Montias2 Record#	27525
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Inv#.Lot	687.0053
Lot	0053
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.10 tempel f 58:--:--
Title	tempel
Number	110
Subject	CHURCH, TEMPLE, CLOISTER
Type	painting
Value	58.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Willem van den Bunden schilder
Buyer Family	Bunden (Bundel), Willem van den
Buyer Notes	The painter Willem van den Bundel, born in Brussels about 1577, was active in Amsterdam from about 1598 to 1622. On 25 March 1600, Guillame van den Bundel, from Brussels, painter, 23 years old, having lived 2 1/2 years on the Rockin, having brought his father's consent under his hand, which Gillis van Koninckloo declared well to recognize, was betrothed to Susanna Wickaerts, from Antwerp, 27, living next to the Grimmenessesluijs (12 1/2 years), assisted by her mother Driesken (?) Bachelier. The wedding was to take place in Delft (DTB 409/134). On 26 April 1609, he and his wife passed their joint testament wherein three children were mentioned: Maijke, Anne and Guilham (Oud Holland 38(1920), p. 69). On 26 July 1617, Willem van den Bundel, about 40 years old, declared at the request of Adriaen van Nieulandt, painter, that he had seen Van Nieulandt speak to Carel Hermansz., asking him for the money he (Hermansz.) had promised him (Van Nieulandt). Hermansz. answered that he would soon have his money (ibid. p. 68). Willem van den Bundel registered in the St. Luke's guild of Delft about 1623. He died in Delft in 1655 (Montias, Artists and Artisans in Delft, table A2 of Appendix A and Briels, Vlaamse schilders, 1997, p. 308).
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27526
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Inv#.Lot	687.0054
Lot	0054
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.121 lantschap per Momper f 21:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	21.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Anthony Manques voors.
Buyer Family	Manques (Marques ?), Anthony
Montias2 Record#	27527
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Inv#.Lot	687.0055
Lot	0055
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.29 [crossed out: per de jonge Franck] f 40:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	40.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Nieulant
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Adriaen Nieulandt, on whom see R 20925.
Montias2 Record#	27528
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Inv#.Lot	687.0056
Lot	0056
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.97 lantschap per Momper f 17:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	17.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27529
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Inv#.Lot	687.0057
Lot	0057
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.37 bloempot f 26:--:--
Title	bloempot
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	26.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Charles Coorn
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27489. The only bloempot in Charles Cooren's sale was R 27350 which sold for f 19: 5:--.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27530
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Inv#.Lot	687.0058
Lot	0058
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.60 kinderdooding Herodis f 13:--:--
Title	kinderdooding Herodis
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	13.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Verwer schilder Willem van den Bunden
Buyer Family	Verwer, Abraham (de) [schilder]
Buyer Notes	The buyer was a marine painter, born, probably in the Soutern Netherlands, around 1585. He married Barbara Sillevoorts in 1607, at which time he was still recorded as a schrijnwercker (joiner) (Briels, Vlaamse schilders, 1997, p. 397.) Willem van den Bundel may have been his surety (borg) or was living with him. Verwer lived in Amsterdam in 1614 and 1617 and probably in 1628 if he is the individual of that name who signed the Remonstrant petition of that year. At least two letters are known that he wrote to Constantijn Huygens. One, undated, thanks him for a commission in Honselaersdijck for two landscapes. Another, dated 9 January 1636, calls him my very worthy friend, again thanking him for the commission of a painting of Vlissingen and one of Veer (De briefwisseling van Constantijn Huygens R.G.P. 19(1913) and 21(1914)). He was noted in Paris in 1639 and again in Amsterdam in 1650, where he was buried on 19 August of that year (Briels, ibid.) He was the father of the painter Justus de Verwer, born in Amsterdam in 1626. His daughter Catharina Verwer was betrothed to the history and portrait painter Christiaen Dusart, son of Jan Dusart, on 27 September 1642 (Oud Holland 2(1884), p. 96). In 1668, Christiaen Dusart had lent Rembrandt 600 f., for which he received as pledge a konstboeck of Lucas van Leyden (perhaps identical with R 34524) (ibid.)
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27531
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Inv#.Lot	687.0059
Lot	0059
Artist	WIERINGEN, CORNELIS CLAESZ. VAN
Entry	No.137 per Cornelis Claesz. f 15:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	15.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Mr. Jeroen
Buyer Family	Jeroen, Mr. (Torel ?)
Buyer Notes	The buyer is likely to be Mr. Jeroen, luteplayer, who paid a tax of 10 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the North side of the Rheestraet (Kohier, fol. 308vo., p. 70). On 6 December 1619, Jeronimus Torel had bought a house on the Keisersgracht from Jan Egbertsz. (Hoppesack), hops dealer (Maandblad Amstelodamum 57(1970), p. 98). On 15 May 1626, in the accounting submitted to the Orphan Chamber for the heirs of the late Andries de Graeuw (INVNO 682 and 6820), Jeroen speelman was paid 4 f. for teaching the son (probably Andries de Graeuw de jonge) for lute playing (WK 5073/1191). In 1633, Ieronimus Toret (probably a misreading for Torel or Torell) and Willem Jansz., speelluyden of Amsterdam, were paid 208 f. for the purchase of various instruments by the city (Oud Holland 24(1906), p. 124). According to Dr. Rudolf Rasch of Utrecht University (letter of 24 March 1999), Jeronimus Torell was active as a musician in Amsterdam from 1597 to 1640.
Buyer Occupation	Services |a Performance
Montias2 Record#	27532
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Inv#.Lot	687.0060
Lot	0060
Artist	CONINCXLOO, GILLIS VAN
Entry	No.15 per Coninckslo lantschap f 57:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	57.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515. Inscribed on the left-hand margin of the entry: 2-7-.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27533
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Inv#.Lot	687.0061
Lot	0061
Artist	BADENS, FRANCESCO
Entry	No.25 per F[rancesc]o Badens f 45:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	45.0 |t gulden
Buyer	A. Nieulant
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20925. Inscribed on the left-hand margin of the entry: 1-3-8.
Montias2 Record#	27534
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Inv#.Lot	687.0062
Lot	0062
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.92 lantschap f 15:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	15.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. stadtstimmerman
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27495.
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27535
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Inv#.Lot	687.0063
Lot	0063
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.189 lantschap f 5:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	5.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. voors.
Pre Lot Header	Den 9e ditto [aprilis 1614]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27495.
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27536
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Inv#.Lot	687.0064
Lot	0064
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.72 Joannes predicacie f 7:10:--
Title	Joannes predicacie
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	7.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Valerius van Gistel op te Rouaense kaij
Buyer Family	Gistel(e), Valerius van (I)
Buyer Notes	Valerius van Gistel I was of Antwerp origin (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 302). According to E. Lieve-Pelser, he was probably born about 1565. He was a deacon of the Lutheran Church. As one of 27 aalmoezeniers (provisioners for the poor), he signed a petition in 1627, concerning the collection of a levy on grain to benefit the poor. He was married to Elsken Jans van de Velde. Their daughter Jacomijntge (probably their oldest child) was born in Antwerp in 1586 (Maandblad Amstelodamum 74(1987), p. 87). He was first noted in Amsterdam on 2 October 1590 when he had his daughter Catharina baptized in the Lutheran Church in the presence of Lambrecht Williart and Lijneken Rijckaerts (DTB 138/1). On 15 November 1592, his daughter Tanneken was baptized in the presence of Esterken Verspriet and Gelaude Ophogen (DTB 1138/6). Esterken (or Hester) Verspreet, the daughter of Hans Verspreet, was the future wife of Jean le Bleu of R 27639. Glaude Ophogen was a merchant and cloth dealer, born in Antwerp, first noted in Amsterdam in 1585 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 309). On 22 April 1595, Valerius van Gistel's daughter Susanna was baptized in the presence of Joost van Gistel (DTB 138/12). On 27 February 1597, his son Jacob was baptized in the presence of Gerardt Verpoorten (of R 27491) and the wife of Gelaudeus Ophogen (DTB 138/17). When Valerius van Gistel's daughter, Sara, was betrothed on 23 November 1620, she was assisted by her mother Elsken van de Velde (R 32512). Valerius van Gistel I was the factor of Marten Pool van Riga in 1593, who was probably a grain dealer (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 69(1929), p. 505.) On 4 November 1619, Valerius van Gistel de oude was named as one of the insurers (assuradeurs) of the ship St.Pieter ende St. Paul, which sailed from Venice to Constantinople. He and the other insurers named a correspondent in Naples for restitution (of cargo lost) (NA 212, film 111). He later became an important grain merchant who signed a petition concerning the unloading of imported grain in 1621 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), pp. 418-9). He had an account of 11 folios at the Wisselbank, one of the largest among merchants born in the Southern Netherlands (Van Dillen, Het oudste aandeelhoudersregister, p. 96). He freighted 10 ships between 1591 and 1602 (IJzerman, Economisch-historisch Jaarboek 17(1631), p. 269). On 30 May 1603, the painter Hans Vredeman de Vries, Hans Wyderhuysen (of R 29463), and Valerius van Gistele, executors of the testament of Anneken Gotthens, last widow of the late Hans Bol (the painter), turned to the High Court in The Hague to petition for a commitimus of the inventory because they did not know what the condition of the estate might be (J. Briels, Vlaamse schilders, p. 301). The Bol family was Lutheran, as were Valerius van Gistel and Hans Wyderhuysen. In 1606, Falerius Gistel, living in the Nieuwstraet, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 1 f. 16 st. (GAA, 110/61 F 814). In 1621, Valerius van Gistel I had to come to an agreement with his creditors to avoid bankruptcy (Gelderblom, op. cit. p. 231). Nevertheless, he was able to pay a tax of 165 f. in 1631, at which time he lived on the Singel (Kohier, fol. 12, p. 4). On 7 September 1635, Valerius van Gistel passed his testament. He left a bequest to the Evangelical Church. His heirs were his sons Jacob and Hans van Gistel and his daughters Jacobmina, Catharina and Sara van Gistel. There was no mention of a son named Valerius (NA 641, fol. 241-3, Not. Sybrant Cornelisz.) Jacob van Gistel, the son of Valerius van Gistel I, baptized in 1597, must have died shortly before 12 January 1639 when his death inventory was taken. The inventory contained many portraits including that of his father and numerous other paintings (NA 801, Not. Jan Verheij, Extracten). Valerius van Gistelen II, who may have been the nephew of Valerius van Gistel I, was born about 1596 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base), first noted in Amsterdam in 1616, bought various lands in England, proceeding from the estate of the Earl of Bedford, from Filberto Vernatti, on 31 May 1632 (NA 667, pak 1, fol. 100vo, Nots. J. Warnaertsz, Extracten). On 1 February 1618, Adriaen van Ackerlack, 22, made a deposition concerning deliveries of merchandise to Valerius Gistelen de jonge (NA 199, film 199, Not. J.F. Bruyning). In 1636, when Adriaen van Ackerlack was suspected of being insolvent, a number of Amsterdam merchants testified to his credit-worthyness (see the NOTES to R 35041).
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27537
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Inv#.Lot	687.0065
Lot	0065
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.85 f 6:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	6.5 |t gulden
Buyer	idem [Valerius van Gistel op te Rouaense kaij]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27537.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27538
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Inv#.Lot	687.0066
Lot	0066
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.158 Mars en Venus f 8:--:--
Title	Mars en Venus
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	8.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. voors,
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27495.
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27539
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Inv#.Lot	687.0067
Lot	0067
Artist	JORDAENS, HANS (III)
Entry	No.190 liefde f 19:--:--
Title	liefde
Number	1
Subject	RELIGION
Type	painting
Value	19.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Ariaen Breman
Buyer Family	Breman, Ariaen
Buyer Notes	On 17 November 1612, Adriaen Breman, from Leeuwarden, was betrothed to Marie Jans van Wassebergen, living in Haarlem (DTB 763/12). He was a grain merchant. He signed the same petition in 1621 regarding the unloading of imported grain as did Valerius van Gistele (R 27537). In 1627, he joined 26 other aalmoezeniers (provisioners for the poor), who were also for the most part grain dealers, in a petition concerning the collection of a levy on grain to benefit the poor. He was buried in the Zuiderkerk in 1630 (Maandblad Amstelodamum 74(87), p. 87). Adriaen Breman freighted two ships between 1609 and 1616 and three ships between 1617 and 1625 (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P., 185(1983), p. 627 and 186(1983), p. 776.) On 20 May 1669, the death inventory of Maria van Wassenbergen, widow of Adriaen Breeman, was taken. It included a portrait of the late Adriaen Breeman (Not. H. Venkel, film 3023).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Grain
Montias2 Record#	27540
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Inv#.Lot	687.0068
Lot	0068
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.67 kersnacht f 8:--:--
Title	kersnacht
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	8.0 |t gulden
Buyer	idem [Ariaen Breman]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27540.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Grain
Montias2 Record#	27541
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Inv#.Lot	687.0069
Lot	0069
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.107 de tijt f 7:10:--
Title	de tijt
Number	5
Subject	ALLEGORY
Type	painting
Value	7.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thomasz. voors.
Montias2 Record#	27542
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Inv#.Lot	687.0070
Lot	0070
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.108 f 10:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	10.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Egbert Woutersz. over de Raembrug in de vergulde Hoppesack
Buyer Family	Woutersz., Egbert
Buyer Notes	On 24 August 1615, Egbert Woutersz., merchant in Amsterdam, freighted a ship to Slangerop in Denmark (Winkelman, Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse Oostzeehandel, R.G.P., 185(1983), p. 390).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27543
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Inv#.Lot	687.0071
Lot	0071
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.179 f 7:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	7.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	27544
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Inv#.Lot	687.0072
Lot	0072
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.52 ommegangh f 55:--:--
Title	ommegangh
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	55.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Abraham Soolmans
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27420.
Montias2 Record#	27545
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Inv#.Lot	687.0073
Lot	0073
Artist	JORDAENS, HANS (III)
Entry	No.50 per Hans Jordaen f 39:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	39.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	27546
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Inv#.Lot	687.0074
Lot	0074
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.45 kinderdoding Herodis f 21:10:--
Title	kinderdoding Herodis
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	21.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Leenert Elbertsz. opde Zedijck
Buyer Family	Elbertsz., Leenert
Buyer Notes	The widow of Lenert Elbert Rooclaesz. , living on the West side of the Zeedijck, paid a tax of 85 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 135, p. 32).
Montias2 Record#	27547
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Inv#.Lot	687.0075
Lot	0075
Artist	JORDAENS, HANS (III)
Entry	No.44 per Hans Jordaens f 33:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	33.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Bartholomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27548
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Inv#.Lot	687.0076
Lot	0076
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.95 lantschap per Momper f 18:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	18.5 |t gulden
Buyer	idem [Bartholomeus van Gennip]
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27549
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Inv#.Lot	687.0077
Lot	0077
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.96 ad idem [lantschap per Momper] f 17:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	17.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Van den Bogart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 30464.
Montias2 Record#	27550
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Inv#.Lot	687.0078
Lot	0078
Artist	MOLENAER, CORNELIS (SCHELE NEEL)
Entry	No.42 per Scheel Neel f 26:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	26.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Barhtolomeus van Gennip
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27481.
Montias2 Record#	27551
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Inv#.Lot	687.0079
Lot	0079
Artist	BARENDSZ., DIRCK
Entry	No.133 per Dirck Barentsz. f 27:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	27.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thonisz. voors.
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27557.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27552
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Inv#.Lot	687.0080
Lot	0080
Artist	VROOM, HENDRICK
Entry	No.64 per Vroom f 11:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	11.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Naecktman
Montias2 Record#	27553
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Inv#.Lot	687.0081
Lot	0081
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.73 f 3:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	3.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27554
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Inv#.Lot	687.0082
Lot	0082
Artist	TONISZ., HUYBRECHT
Entry	No.35 per Huybrecht Tonisz. [crossed out: Crispiaen van den Broeck] lantschap f 43:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	43.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thomasz. voors.
Montias2 Record#	27555
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Inv#.Lot	687.0083
Lot	0083
Artist	VALCKENBORCH, LUCAS VAN
Entry	No.21 per L (?) van Valcken[burch] f 29:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	29.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Samuel Loth op St. Anthonijsdijck in den Engel
Buyer Family	Loth, Samuel
Buyer Notes	The buyer has not been identified. The Witte Engel was located on the St. Anthonijsbreestraet. It seems it was not the same house as de Witte Engel near the N.Z. Kerckhoff where Willem Jacobsz. van Rijn of R 31254.
Montias2 Record#	27556
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Inv#.Lot	687.0084
Lot	0084
Artist	BROECK, CRISPIAEN VAN DEN
Entry	No.11 per Crispiaen van den Broeck f 80:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	80.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thonisz. Drent
Buyer Family	Drent, Jan Thonisz.
Buyer Notes	On 17 September 1611, Jan Tonis, schilder, 23 years old, was betrothed to Marretje Jans (in de Kerck) (Oud Holland, 3 (1886), p. 142). It is known that he used the family name Drent. He was apparently the brother of the painter Barent Thonisz. Drent. Another brother, named Abraham Teunisz. Drent, was a glassmaker who was 25 when he was betrothed to Sara Pieters on 16 July 1626. He was assisted by his brother Barent Thonisz. Drent (DTB 431/297). Still another brother named Cornelis Teunissen Drent was buried on 10 November 1646 (DTB 1046/60).
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27557
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Inv#.Lot	687.0085
Lot	0085
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.[left blank] opgehouden
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	no price
Buyer	withdrawn
Buyer Notes	In the left-hand margin, 2-7-0
Montias2 Record#	27558
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Inv#.Lot	687.0086
Lot	0086
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.191 sickerbort (?) f 16:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	16.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Not[ari]s Benningh
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27393.
Montias2 Record#	27559
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Inv#.Lot	687.0087
Lot	0087
Artist	VROOM, HENDRICK
Entry	No.63 Amsterdam per Vroom f 9:10:--
Title	Amsterdam
Number	22
Subject	CITY VIEW, ARCHITECTURE
Type	painting
Value	9.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Willem van den Bundel
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27526.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27560
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Inv#.Lot	687.0088
Lot	0088
Artist	MOSTAERT, GILLIS
Entry	No.18 brant van Sodoma per Mostert f 30:--:--
Title	brant van Sodoma
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	30.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivaert
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer |a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	27561
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Inv#.Lot	687.0089
Lot	0089
Artist	FRANCKEN, FRANS (II)
Entry	No.135 Marienbeelt per de jonge Franck f 11:--:--
Title	Marie
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	11.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thomasz. voors.
Montias2 Record#	27562
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Inv#.Lot	687.0090
Lot	0090
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.142 fruijtsbort f 7:--:--
Title	fruijt
Number	4
Subject	STILL LIFE
Type	painting
Value	7.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Charles Corne
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27489.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27563
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Inv#.Lot	687.0091
Lot	0091[a]
Artist	NIEULANDT, JACOB VAN
Entry	No.116/117 2 tronges per de jonge Nieulant f 23:--:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	11.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Aeltje
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Aeltge Sieuwaerts of R 22011.
Montias2 Record#	27564
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Inv#.Lot	687.0091
Lot	0091[b]
Artist	NIEULANDT, JACOB VAN
Entry	No.116/117 2 tronges per de jonge Nieulant f 23:--:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	11.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Aeltje
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Aeltge Sieuwaerts of R 22011.
Montias2 Record#	27565
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Inv#.Lot	687.0092
Lot	0092
Artist	SAVERY, ROELANDT
Entry	No.27 per Sevre f 28:--:--
Title	personen
Number	33
Subject	MAN, WOMAN, PERSONS
Type	painting
Value	28.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thonisz. Drent
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27557.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27566
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Inv#.Lot	687.0093
Lot	0093
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.49 koockens fruijb[ort] f 57:--:--
Title	koockens fruijt
Number	43
Subject	KITCHEN SCENE
Type	painting
Value	57.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27567
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Inv#.Lot	687.0094
Lot	0094
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.43 1 boer kermis f 24:--:--
Title	boer kermis
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	24.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Basse
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 7637.
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27568
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Inv#.Lot	687.0095
Lot	0095
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.138 schepen f 16: 5:--
Title	schepen
Number	21
Subject	SHIPS, SEASCAPE
Type	painting
Value	16.25 |t gulden
Buyer	solvit [crossed out; Dirck Heymssen]
Montias2 Record#	27569
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Inv#.Lot	687.0096
Lot	0096
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.186 f 5:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	5.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Pietersz. Cool
Buyer Notes	The buyer lived op 't water (see R 27483).
Montias2 Record#	27570
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Inv#.Lot	687.0097
Lot	0097[a]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.192 en 193 trongen f 8:10:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	4.25 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Centen op Vuilenburch
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27890.
Montias2 Record#	27571
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Inv#.Lot	687.0097
Lot	0097[b]
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.192 en 193 trongen f 8:10:--
Title	tronge
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	4.25 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Centen op Vuilenburch
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27890.
Montias2 Record#	27572
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Inv#.Lot	687.0098
Lot	0098
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.71 f 21:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	21.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Charles Coorne
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27489.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27573
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Inv#.Lot	687.0099
Lot	0099
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.75 f 48:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	48.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Barent van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Buyer Religion	Lutheran
Buyer Occupation	Artist |a Painter
Montias2 Record#	27574
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Inv#.Lot	687.0100
Lot	0100
Artist	BRUEGEL, PIETER (I)
Entry	No.8 per den ouden Brugel f 50:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	50.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thivart
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20955.
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer |a Sugar, salt refinining
Montias2 Record#	27575
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Inv#.Lot	687.0101
Lot	0101
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.9 tempel f 84:--:--
Title	tempel
Number	110
Subject	CHURCH, TEMPLE, CLOISTER
Type	painting
Value	84.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Walles in de Dijckgraef
Buyer Family	Walles (Wallis), Jan
Buyer Notes	On 23 November 1624, Jan Wallis, Willem Sweerts (of R 30037), and Cornelis Matheusz. Heuts, the uncles of the orphan children, were named as guardians over the children of Jan du Pire, by their stepmother, Anna Stryk. Willem Leenertsz. Sweerts was married to Janneken du Pire, the sister of Marie du Pire, who in turn was married to Coenradt de Wilde Maertensz. of R 30051. Marie (Maria) du Pire was apparently the mother of Anna du Pire who married the painter Bartholomeus van der Helst (see the NOTES to R 30037). On 20 December 1667, Bartholomeus van der Helst, as husband of Anna du Pire, was said to be co-heir of the late Maria du Pire (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 405). Later, Pauwels van Fockenburgh was named guardian in the place of the late Jan Wallis (WK 5073/513, fol. 23). Janneken du Pire died on 17 June 1621 (De Navorscher, 84(1935), p. 36). On 11 July 1625, the guardians over the children, who were said to be the grandchildren of Anna Gommers, brought 4,000 f. on their behalf to the Chamber (WK 5073/789). The widow of Jan Walles paid a tax of 120 f. in 1631, at which time she lived in the Bantamstraet over de brugh (Kohier, fol. 122 vo., p. 29). On 18 May 1634, Sara du Pire, widow of Jan Wallis, named her stepson Wolfert Webber (?) de jonge, wine dealer, in a merchant (NA 596, Not. Lambert Lamberti). When Pieter, the son of Johannes Sweers and Abigael Ardes, was baptized in the O.K. on 27 October 1641, Sara du Pier, widow of Jean Wallis, was a witness, along with Pieter Troes (DTB 7/305).
Montias2 Record#	27576
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Inv#.Lot	687.0102
Lot	0102
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.1 banquet [van] den goden f 317:--:--
Title	banquet [van] den goden
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	317.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Michiel le Fort
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21178.
Buyer Occupation	Retail merchant |a Art dealer
Montias2 Record#	27577
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Inv#.Lot	687.0103
Lot	0103
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.183 lantschap f 13:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	13.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter Bicker
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27490.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Relation	Cousin
Montias2 Record#	27578
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Inv#.Lot	687.0104
Lot	0104
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.104 Loth f 11:--:--
Title	Loth
Number	71
Subject	OLD TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	11.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. stadtstimmerman
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27495.
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27579
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Inv#.Lot	687.0105
Lot	0105
Artist	[H. HAEN, UNIDENTIFIED]
Entry	no. 80 lantschap H. Haen f 39:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	39.0 |t gulden [inscribed next to the price: f 1-3-8]
Buyer	Hendrick Jacobsz. stadtstimmerman
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 24795.
Buyer Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner
Montias2 Record#	27580
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Inv#.Lot	687.0106
Lot	0106
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.19 lantschap per Momper f 37:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	37.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Hage op't Achterburgwal int huys van Nanning Floris
Buyer Family	Hage(n), Jan
Buyer Notes	Jan Hagen signed the Remonstrant petition of 1628. On 17 December 1631, Jan Hagen, living in the Soutketen, was betrothed to Margarieta (Grietje) Hooft, from Amsterdam, widow of Harman Tholingh, living on the Keysersgracht (5 years a widow), assisted by her sister Aechtie Hooft (DTB 672/171). Grietje Hooft died in 1639 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 367). Jan Hagen apparently remarried with Trijn Jansdr. Lap of Monnikendam (where he was born). He died in August 1645. Trijn Jansdr. was left with three children. He was a soutkeetman (the owner of salt-boiler works) near the St. Anthonispoort. In 1631, he paid a tax of 70 f., living near the Soutketen, near the Haarlemmerspoort (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 148 and Kohier, fol. 199vo., p. 46). Nanning Floris was a doctor in medicine. On 6 March 1583, his daughter Katrijn married Nicolaes de Wael, Commissaris van de Monstering for Amsterdam. If that is the same person, he must have been quite old in 1614 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 127). The buyer may be identical with Sr. Jan van der Hagen who, on 1 July 1639, together with his brother Aernout, both being merchants, declared having received some tapiten from Pieter de Cracht, which carpets or tapestries were to be sent for sale in Sweden (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P.144(1974), p. 531).
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Remonstrant
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27581
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Inv#.Lot	687.0107
Lot	0107
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.20 uts. [lantschap per Momper] f 47:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	47.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jochem van Duyn by St. Niclaesbrugh
Buyer Notes	Probably identical with Jochem van Dien (or Diemen), on whom see R 23405.
Montias2 Record#	27582
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Inv#.Lot	687.0108
Lot	0108
Artist	JORDAENS, HANS (III)
Entry	No.51 Pieters scheepgen per Jordaens f 13:--:--
Title	Pieters scheepgen
Number	73
Subject	SHIPS, SEASCAPE
Type	painting
Value	13.0 |t gulden
Buyer	B. van Someren
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 20424.
Montias2 Record#	27583
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Inv#.Lot	687.0109
Lot	0109
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.61 crupelen en blinden f 5:10:--
Title	crupelen en blinden
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	5.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Outgert Pietersz.
Buyer Family	Pietersz., Outgert (Spiegel)
Buyer Notes	On 14 December 1610, Outgert Pietersz. Spiegel, wine merchant, made a declaration, at the request of an inhabitant of Leiden, concerning the taxing of wine in Amsterdam (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 69(1929), p. 699). He was 26 years old when he married Geertge Adriaens Roos, 18, the daughter of Adriaen Cornelisz. Roos and of Trijn Claes, on 12 December 1599 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 190). Geertge Adriaens was the sister of Cornelis Adriaensz. Roos of R 31021. On 9 April 1614, Outgert Pietersz., together with his wife Geertje Ariaens, had his daughter Anna baptized in the presence of Trijn Claes (Geertje's mother) (DTB 4/42). On 27 August 1627, Willem Hendricksz., 63, Outgert Pietersz. Spiegel, 53, Reynier van Buuren, 60, Isaack van Gherwen, 47, Dirck van Dans, 43, and Jan Pietersz. van Delft, 41, all wine dealers in Amsterdam, declared that it is customary for the wine-tax farmer (wijnpachter) to notify dealers the day before he visits them to inspect and gauge their barrels (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven , 78(1933), p. 631). Outger Pietersz. was Commissaris van Kleine Zacken in 1620, commissaris van Huwelijksche Zaken in 1634-1637, and flagbearer (vaandrig) of the Amsterdam militia (before 1620). Outgert Pietersz. was related to Vockert Dircx Coornhert (of R 7628) and was one of the heirs cited in his testament of 16 April 1627 (NA 857, fol. 1-6, Not. Pieter Rodenbergh). On 29 July 1636, Maria Schonemans (of INVNO 192) passed her testament in which she left Outger Pietersz. Spiegel 1000 f. and discharged him of all guarantees he had given in her favor (NA 642, film 4953, Not. Sybrant Cornelissen, fol. 205). On 28 August 1636, the honorable Outger Pietersz. Spiegel and Juriaen Huybertsz. (of INVNO 1184), both wine merchants, declared at the request of the widow of Adriaen Cornelisz. Roos (Geertge Adriaens's father) that they were both present when an agreement was passed between Machtelt Brouwers, widow of Cornelis Adriaensz. Roos. According to this agreeement, the paintings that had been collected (ingebracht) by Cornelis Adriaensz. Roos, should, after the death of Machtelt Brouwers, revert to the producent, i.e. to the widow of Adriaen Cornelisz. Roos. To this end, an inventory should be made of the paintings under the supervision of Outger Pietersz. It was also stipulated that Machtelt Brouwers should not allow the paintings to be copied (NA 642, film 4953, Not. Sybrand Cornelissen, fol. 222-3). Jeuriaen Huijbertsz., wine dealer, was married to Maria Sturcx, whose death inventory was taken on 28 April 1642. She had formerly been married to Jacques van Wynegem, a merchant of South Netherlandish origin (NA 413, film 1381, Not. F. Bruyningh). On 17 March 1637, Outger Pietersz. Spiegel, commissaris van de houwelijcke sacken, and Gasper van Diemen made a declaration (content illegible) (NA 948, film 1171, Not. Benedict Baddel). In February 1645, Outgert Pietersz. Spiegel joined a number of Amsterdam merchants in a petition calling for the maintenance of the currency regulation of 1622 (Van Dillen, Wisselbanken, 59(1925), p. 88). On Anne and Adriana Spiegels, daughters of Outger Pietersz. Spiegel, see the TEXT of R 365 of Montias1.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Wine, brandy
Montias2 Record#	27584
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Inv#.Lot	687.0110
Lot	0110
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.129 tronje f 26:--:--
Title	tronje
Number	31
Subject	FACE
Type	painting
Value	26.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Jan Thomasz.
Montias2 Record#	27585
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Inv#.Lot	687.0111
Lot	0111
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.131 goude regen f 25:10:--
Title	goude regen
Number	9
Subject	MYTHOLOGY
Type	painting
Value	25.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Notaris Bening
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27393.
Montias2 Record#	27586
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Inv#.Lot	687.0112
Lot	0112
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	No.[left blank] bataille per Carel Vermander opgehouden
Title	bataille
Number	45
Subject	BATTLE SCENE, SIEGE
Type	painting
Buyer	withdrawn
Buyer Notes	In the margin 5-8- [perhaps the highest price bid]
Montias2 Record#	27587
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Inv#.Lot	687.0113
Lot	0113
Artist	JANSZ., GOVERT (MIJNHEER)
Entry	No.100 lantschap per Govert Jansz. f 20:--:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	20.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Cornelis Huybertsz. op't Water in de Pauw.
Buyer Family	Huybertsz., Cornelis
Buyer Notes	On 8 July 1610, Cornelis Huybertsz., 23 years old, living on the Nieuwe Dijck, assisted by his father Huybert Dircksz. and his mother Anna Jacobs Paenden, was betrothed to Maritje Senten, 20, assisted by her swager and nicht Jan Hermansz. van Pechell (DTB 666/235). Cornelis Huybertsz., living op 't Water in the house de Pauw. was a soap boiler (zeepzieder). He signed a petition of the soapboilers concerning the amount to be given for each barrel of soap to the barrilmakers. Twelve years after he bought the present lot, in a deposition of 10 August 1626, he was said to be living op 't Water in de drie Swaentgens (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 78(1933), p. 603). He was one of the registered soap-boilers after swearing the oath in 1627 (S.A.C. Dudok van Heel in Jaarboek Amstelodamum 83(1991), p. 92). On 27 October 1626, Tryntgen Huybrechts, assisted by her brother Cornelis Huybrechts, presented her two children to the Orphan Chamber, Neeeltgen, 7, and Jannetgen, 4, whose father was Wouter de Lennep, painter. A sum of 1,200 f. was assigned for their inheritance from De Lennep (WK 5073/789). Wouter de Lennep should not be confused with Wouter van Lennep of R 20505, who was a wine distributor. Our buyer, if he remarried, may be identical with the individual named Cornelis Huybrechtsz. who apparently died before 26 June 1636. On that date, Job (?) Pietersz. Uijl named his uncle Jacob Jansz. Stout (of R 32182) to sell on behalf of Claertgen Pieters, widow of Cornelis Huybrechtsz., various assets, including a house on the Conincxgracht (NA 991, fol. 58, Not. J. Bosch). The last-named Cornelis Huybrechtsz. is certainly not identical with Cornelis Huybertsz., living on the Binnen Amstel, who was buried on 23 August 1640. A sum of 10 f. were paid on his behalf to the church (DTB 1054/133vo).
Buyer Occupation	Manufacturer |a Soap boiling
Montias2 Record#	27588
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Inv#.Lot	687.0114
Lot	0114
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.173 f 13:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	13.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Elias Pels naest Jupiter
Buyer Family	Pels, Elias
Buyer Notes	Elias Pels was a merchant, born in Antwerp about 1568, who was first noted in Amsterdam in 1605. He became a citizen of Amsterdam on 2 June 1606 (Gelderblom, Prosopographic Data Base and Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 310). In 1606, Elias Pels, living in de groene Tente, bought lots for 3 f. in the Haarlem lottery (GAA, 37/22 F 297). On 20 December 1607, Elijas Pels and his wife Susanna Goijers had their daughter Angeniet baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Geertruid Pels (DTB 4/225). The fact that Abraham de Goijer lived naest Jupiter in 1612 (R 28557), as did Elijas Pels, suggests that Susanna Goijers was probably related to (perhaps the sister of) Abraham de Goijer. On 10 August 1610, Elias had a notary notify Cornelis Walichsen who had sold him in the preceding year a share in the V.O.C. at 40 percent over par, that the share was supposed to be delivered in a year. Since a year has now elapsed, Elias demanded delivery (in the year that had elapsed the shares had risen above 140). Walichsen replied that he had sold the contract to Harmen Rosecrans and that he did not feel responsible (Van Dillen in Economisch-historisch Jaarboek 16(1930), p. 105). Elias Pels was a director of the W.I.C. kamer of Amsterdam in 1624 (C. Romburgh, Beredeneerd Register op de Werken der Linschoten-Vereeniging, 1957, p. 542.) On the house Jupiter, which was owned by Gerrit Schoonhoven in 1618, see R 31988. The widow of Elias Pels paid a tax of 670 f. in 1631, living on the Voorste Verwerstraert (Kohier, fol. 222, p. 51).
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27589
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Inv#.Lot	687.0115
Lot	0115
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.165 f 9:10:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	9.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Pietersz. in't Groene Laken
Buyer Family	Pietersz., Arent (Brughman)
Buyer Notes	On 17 May 1618, Arent Pietersz. Brughman, 44, merchant, made a declaration over the purchase of bannen at the request of Andries van den Broeck (of R 28792) (NA 200, film 111, Not. J.F. Bruyning), Arent Pietersz. Brughman (or Brugman) was the son of Pieter Jansz. Brugman and Lysbeth Dircx, who, after the death of her husband, carried on his rich cloth business in the Groene Lacken. She was the sister-in-law of the painter Arent Arentsz. (Cabel), four of whose paintings turned up in an inventory of Arent Pietersz.'s possessions taken on 1 January 1635 (INVNO 226). In 1606, Arent Pietersz. (Brughman), living in or next to the Groen Lacken, bought lots in the Haarlem lottery for 12 f. (GAA, 97/15 F 727). On 25 August 1622, Arent Pietersz. Brughman signed an agreement with 20 other lieffhebberen der Nederduytsche Poesy whereby they committed themselves to contribute 2 Fl. Pounds each to the upkeep and subsidy of the poet Jan Jansz. Starter (Oud Holland 3(1885), p. 54). On 14 June 1635, Arent Pietersz. Bruchman, from Amsterdam, widower of Neeltje Cornelis, living in the Lamuijen, was betrothed to Aaltie Allerts de Veer, widow of Pieter van Aenradt (DTB 443/374). The Lamuijen was probably the house de vergulde lamoenboom in the Houttuijnen where Aaltje Alberts was living with her husband the wine dealer Pieter van Aenradt, when, on 30 November 1630, she was insinuated along with numerous other wine dealers when her husband was sick and could not go out (NA 910, Not. Pieter Eyloff). Arent Pietersz. was probably the brother of Jan Pietersz. Brugman, cited in the NOTES to R 30649.
Montias2 Record#	27590
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Inv#.Lot	687.0116
Lot	0116
Artist	FRANCKEN, FRANS (II)
Entry	No.56 lantschap per Momper ende Seb[astiaen] Franck f 36:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	36.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Pieter de With
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 21359.
Buyer Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27591
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Inv#.Lot	687.0117
Lot	0117
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.13 geboort f 53:--:--
Title	geboort
Number	73
Subject	NEW TESTAMENT
Type	painting
Value	53.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Arent Hem
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 27515.
Buyer Religion	Roman Catholic
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27592
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Inv#.Lot	687.0118
Lot	0118
Artist	[ANONYMOUS]
Entry	No.195 rovery f 2:10:--
Title	rovery
Number	3
Subject	GENRE
Type	painting
Value	2.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Balthasar Porot int Wapen van Leijen
Buyer Family	Porot, Balthasar
Buyer Notes	The Wapen van Leyden was a house situated on the O.Z. Achterburchwal. In 1617, it was owned by Michiel Cornelisz. de Lange, cited in the NOTES to R 21699 (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 187.) Michiel Cornelisz. de Langhe, who was burgomaster Reynier Pauw's nephew by marriage, was an important linen merchant. In 1612, he sold Lambert Verhaer (cited in the NOTES to R 37037) very fine linens for the gift of the States General to the Sultan of Constantinople (N. de Roever in Oud Holland 1(1883), p.178). Balthasar Porot could possibly be Balthasar van de Perre (I), cited in the NOTES to R 8218 as Balthasar Porot.
Montias2 Record#	27593
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Inv#.Lot	687.0119
Lot	0119
Artist	MOMPER, JOOS DE
Entry	No.59 per Momper f 38:--:--
Title	[untitled]
Number	99
Subject	UNKNOWN SUBJECT
Type	painting
Value	38.0 |t gulden
Buyer	de soon van Hinlopen
Buyer Family	Hinlopen, de soon van (Jacob Jacobsz.)
Buyer Notes	The buyer was probably Jacob Jacobsz. Hinlopen (1582-1629), the son of Jacob Jacobsz. called Hinlopen (c. 1550-1613). Both were cloth merchants of South Netherlandish origin (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden, p. 304). The younger Hinlopen, like his father, was a prominent cloth merchant and dealer in East Indian wares (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 309). On 4 October 1618, Jacob Jacobsz. Hinlopen, former alderman, assisted by his brother Frans Jacobsz., living on the Nieuwen Dijck, was betrothed to Sara de Wael, assisted by her father Jan de Wael (I), 27, living in the Warmoesstraet (DTB 423/26). Sara de Wael (or Wale), widow of Jacob Jacobsz. II, continued her husband's business after his death. On 22 January 1630, Sara de Wael, widow of schepen Hinlopen, together with Jacob, Lyntgen, and Sara Hinlopen, all living in the same house, were invited to the wedding of Bernard de Moor and Clara van Capelle (Nederlandse Leeuw 44(1926), p. 10). The widow of Jacob Jacobsz. Hinlopen, living on the Heeregracht on the West side of the Koninck van Denemarck, paid a tax of 875 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 293vo., p. 67). The son of Jacob Jacobsz., named Jacob Jacobsen Hinlopen (one of the guests at the wedding of Bernard de Moor), married Anna Tholinx, the daughter of Dirck Tholinx, alderman, on 11 December 1642 (DTB 458/389).
Buyer Religion	Reformed
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a cloth
Montias2 Record#	27594
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Inv#.Lot	687.0120
Lot	0120
Artist	MANDER, KAREL VAN (I)
Entry	No.2 bataille per Carel Vermander f 221:--:--
Title	bataille
Number	45
Subject	BATTLE SCENE, SIEGE
Type	painting
Value	221.0 |t gulden
Buyer	Mr. Jan Fonteyn
Buyer Notes	The buyer is likely to be the goldsmith Jan Fonteyn rather than the medical doctor of R 7647. This lot seems to be the same as lot 0112 which had been withdrawn.
Buyer Occupation	Artisan |a Goldsmith, jeweler
Montias2 Record#	27595
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Inv#.Lot	687.0121
Lot	0121
Artist	JANSZ., GOVERT (MIJNHEER)
Entry	No.123 lantschap per Govert Jansz. f 16:10:--
Title	lantschap
Number	2
Subject	LANDSCAPE
Type	painting
Value	16.5 |t gulden
Buyer	Philips Pelt
Buyer Notes	On the buyer, see R 28903.
Buyer Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Montias2 Record#	27596
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