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CABBAEIJ, Michiel:

CAIJMOX, Balthazar: Born in Flanders 1583. Worked in Neurenberg and died in 1635.

CAIJMOX, Cornelis: According to Wurzbach painter and sculpture. Son of Balthasar, born at Nürnberg about 1594, died at Antwerp 1615. But dates are not correct.

CAIJMOX, Hubertus: About 1590 Nürnberg.

CALOM, Iacob Aertsz.: See COLOM.

CANIN, Abraham and Isaack: Dordrecht about 1596. (Bibles)

CAPELLI, G.B.:

CAPRANICA of CAPRONICUS, Caesar: Rome

CARELSE, Frans: Amsterdam 1665‑1683. "Servetsteeg" (1665). "in de Leytse straat by 't Coninxpleyn in de gekroonde Kunst Pars" (about 1679). "op 't Water bij de Vrouwensteegh" (1683). On a set of Reinier Zeeman:”’t Amsterdam by Francoys Carelssen op ’t Water indegekroonde konst en kaert Pars”.

CARENZANUS, Ant.:

CARPENTIER, I.:

CARPI, or CERPI, Jacob da: Born in Verona 1685. Came to Amsterdam and worked in The Hague as "Jew from Amsterdam", in 1720. Died in Amsterdam in 1748 or 1755. It is unknown he published prints.

CARS, Laurent: Paris. Graveur du Roy, Rue St. Jacques.

CASPARI, C.:

CASTELYN, Abraham: (Son of Vincent?) Worked in Haarlem about 1655-1681. Was in the Guild of Booksellers in Haarlem in 1653. Founded the "Haarlemsche Courant" in 1656. This journal was published under Castelyn's name until 1723. (The paper stil excists). His addresses were: "op de Marckt, Hoeck van de Houtstraet in de Druckerij" (1650-1662). "op de Marckt, Hoeck van de Houtstraet in de Blyde Druck". (1662-1681). His widow continued the firm until 1694 under her name: Martha van BANCKEN.

CASTELYN, Pieter: Haarlem about 1671. (Son of Abraham?) "Gedruckt tot Haerlem by Pieter Casteleyn". (on a proclamation in Rijksmuseum A'dam)

CASTELYN, Vincent: Haarlem about 1612-1659. Bookpublisher and local printer. "op de Krayenhorster Graft" (1612) "in de groote Houtstraat" (1614). "aen 't Marckt-Veldt" (1635-1655).

CAT, Nicolaus le: Antwerp.

CAVALLERIS, Jo. Baptista.

CAYMOX, Balthasar, Cornelis and HUbertus: See CAIJMOX.

CENCI, Vincenzo:Rome

CHARLES: Address is: "A Paris chez Charles fenestres sur le pont neuf... vis la samaritaine" (1633).

CHARPENTIER, I.:

CHARTRES dit CIARTRES, François: See LANGLOIS.

CHATELAIN, Zacharias, Zacharias Jr., Zacharias and Son: Amsterdam 1722‑1770. "op de Dam".

CHERAEU, Fraçois I and François II and the widow. La veuve de: "a Paris, rue St. Jacques aux deux pilliers d'Or"

CHIQUET:

CHRISTIAENS, Willem: Leyden about 1637.

CHRISTIANUS, Jacobus:

CLAESZ. Abraham: Worked in Amsterdam about 1650.

CLAESZ, Corn.: Worked in Amsterdam 1578-1609. "opt Water by de Oude brughe int schrijfboeck in den Rekenboeck",  "ad symbolum Diarii, ad aquam. sur l'eau, aulivre a ecrire" (1582-1609). Multiple shop in Hoorn. "op 't Noordt in de vergulden Bybel tot Hoorn" (1594-1595).

CLAESZ, Widow Corn.: Same addresses until 1610.

CLAUS, Jacob: Amsterdam about 1688.

CLERC, Jean le: Paris about 1770-1810 ?(see NAUDET)

"A Paris Rue St.Ian de latran a la Salamandre Royalle" (see: Jacob de Weert)

CLER(C)K, Nicolas de: Worked in Delft 1614-1625. Probably the last years in The Hague. His widow continued the firm.

CLERCK, Pieter de: Brugge "in de Peerdestrate" about 1567.

CLERCK, Willem de: Utrecht 1662-1686. "op de Neude in Kintjes-haven in de Strooy-steeg". His widow had the firm until 1695.

CLERKE, Robert: London.

CLEYNHENS, Bernardus: Art dealer in Haarlem about 1735-1779. He was also in the Guild of Haarlem. His address in 1777 was "Batteljoris straat by de Groote Markt".

CLOESE, B. van der: The Hague about 1737.

CLOPPENBURGH, Jan Evertsz.: Worked in Amsterdam 1589-1636. "Boeckvercooper woonende in de Chronijcke van Hollandt" (in 't Serveetsteeghgen) (1589-1597); "opt Water tegen over de Coornbeurs"; 'in den groten Bibe;" (1598-1604); "in den vergulden Bybel" (1605-1635).

CLOPPENBURGH, Evert Jansz. Everard: Amsterdam 1631-1643. "op 't Water in de vergulde Bybel".

CLOPPENBURGH, Widow of Everhardt: Amsterdam about 1643-1645. Same address.

CLOUCK, Andries: Leyden 1601-1629.

CNOBBAERT, Ioan: Wurzbach mentiones a widow Cnobbaert in Antwerp about 1646. Her address was: "En Amberes en casa de la viuda de Juan Cnobbaert".

COCK, Jeronimus or Hieronymus: Art-dealer in Antwerp 1510-1570.

"In de Vier Winden bij de Nieuwe Beurs" (before 1563), "Auprès de la Bourse Neuve" on the "Cattevest op de N.O. hoek van het kruispunt van de huidige Kattelijnevest en de Korte-Lange-Nieuwstraat" (1555-1565) "Pand des Tapissiers" (1570).
  After his death his widow, Volcxken Diercx, continued the firm until 1600. She did not use Cock's name, but the address "Aux Quatre Vents".
Hieronymus was the son of the painter Jan Wellens de Cock. His brother was the landscape-painter Matthijs de Cock.
  Cock founded his publishing-firm about 1550, after the example of Antonio Salamanca who introduced terms as "formis" and "excudebat" behind the name of the owner/publisher of a copper plate. He noticed it on his journey to Italy/Rome, in 1540. Between 1550 and 1558 he published 60 etchings of Roman ruins after his own drawings. Cock had a permanent workagreement with Brueghel until 1563. Then Brueghel left Antwerp and went to Brussels. From 1557-1565 architectpainter Hans Vredeman de Vries, worked for Cock. (De Vries worked formerly for G. de Jode, and after 1565 he went back to de Jode). In Cock's studio worked Cornelis Cort,(after Van Heemskerck), The Van Duetecom brothers and Simon Jansz. Kies.
  Philips Galle and Dirk Volckertsz. Coornhert (Haarlem) worked occasionally for him. Pieter van der Heyden, also called Petrus à Mercia, (according to Hollstein his initial was PAVE, according to Museum Boymans van Beuningen PAME) was one of Cock's most important engravers. He engraved after Brueghel.
  In 1601 Cock's widow died and many plates of the stock were sold to Ph. Galle and H. Goltzius. Later Claes Jansz. Visscher bought copperplates from Cock's studio. Cock also had connections with Plantijn who worked as Cock's agent in Paris and Frankfurt. In return, Cock sold Plantijn's books in Antwerp.   Cock never bought existing copperplates. He always ordered original work from his engravers.

COCKLERS, Louis Bernhard: Born in Maastricht 1740. Worked in Nijmegen, Dordrecht and Leyden. Went to Amsterdam where he sold his firm. Died in Liege in 1817.

COCUS, Petrus: Brussels about 1666. (Pr.) Same as Petrus Kints? Both published work of Jan van Troyen.

COEBERCHS, Cornelis:

COECKE VAN AELST, Pieter: Worked in Antwerp. 'In de schildpadde' (1549-1553)

COLL.: See COLLAERT.

COLLA, Car.: See Carel COLLAERT.

COLLAERT, Adriaen: Born in Antwerp about 1560. In teh Guild 1580. He married Justa Galle, daughter of Philips GALLE. Died in Antwerp 1618.

COLLAERT, Carel: Engraver and publisher in Antwerp. His widow died in 1652 in Antwerp.

COLLAERT, Gilles: Antwerp ?

COLLAERT, Joan: Same as Hans Collaert the Elder. Antwerp 1530-1581. or Hans (Jean Baptist Collaert Antwerp 1566-1600. (No publishers)

COLOM, A.: (Arnold?? Amsterdam about 1651?)

COLOM, Jacob Aertsz.: Amsterdam about 1622-1673. "opt Water, by de oude Brugh in de vyerighe Calom (Colom)".

COLOM, Johannes: Amsterdam about 1650.

COLON:

COLIJN, Emanuel: Worked in Amsterdam 1622-1636. "in de Teerketelsteech".

COLIJN, Weduwe Emanuel: Amsterdam 1636-1664. "onder de Beurs-toorn, in 't Stede-boeck"; (On this address was from 1626 until 1636 Colin de THOVOYON) "Berghstraet".

COLIJN, or COLLYN,or COLIN, Michiel: Amsterdam 1608-1637. "op 't Water, op de hoeck van de Oude Brug-Steegh tegenover de Corenmarckt, in 't Huys-Boeck".

COMPTON HOLLAND, L.: London about 1617. Published work of Simon Passe. (See also HENRICUS)

CONINCK, W. and GREVE, I: See also GREVE, Isac.

CONRADI, Petrus: Amsterdam about 1740-1792. "In de Kalverstraat, tegen over den Jongen Graaf van Holland".

COOLL, (KOOL) Cornelis Dirkxz.: Amsterdam 1613-1669. "in de Kalverstraet" (1613-1614); "in S. Jans-straet, in de Bybel" (1615); "in de Warmoes-straet, in de vergulde Passer"; "ten huyse van Harman Jansz. Muller, en de Warmoestraet, inde vergulde Passer". (1628-1669).

COOL DE JONGE, Cornelis: Son of Cornelis Dirkxz. (see above) "in de vergulde Passer", until 1686. After him Christina Cool until 1687 and Hendrikje Cool until 1697, all on the same address.

COOLHAES, Caspar: Worked about 1590. Theologian.

COOPER, E:

COORNHERT, Dirk Volkertszoon. Initial DvC. Amsterdam 1522 - Gouda 1590. Engraver, draughtsman, poet and statesman. He married, after travels to Spain and Portugal, Neeltje Simons. For his father reason to disinherited his son. Then he settled in Haarlem as engraver (1545). He published his own work.

COPENIUM DIESTHEMIUM, A.E.: About 1557.

CORNELIJ, G.:

COSTER, Herman Allertsz.: See ALLERTSZOON, Herman:

COUP, Willem de: Amsterdam about 1691-1706. "Op 't Rokin neffens de Valbrug". Heirs until 1707 same address. (Published Jan Luyken).

COUR, De la:

COVENS & MORTIER: Amsterdam 1721-1778. "Op den Vijgendam".

J. COVENS & ZOON: Amsterdam 1778-1794.

Johannes COVENS I, 1697-1774

Johannes COVENS II (son) 1722-1794

Cornelis COVENS (son of Johannes II) 1764-1825.

MORTIER, COVENS & ZOON. Amsterdam until 1824 "op den Vijgendam"; until 1857 "op den Nieuwendijk bij de Brouwerstraat L. 311". until 1866 "op 't Rusland B. 182.". They bought the stock of Pieter van der AA, Leyden.

CRAJENSCHOT, Bartholomeus: Amsterdam 1806-1825. "Kalverstraat No. 92" (1806); Ka;lverstraat No. 144" (1810); Korte Kerstraat, vierde huis van de Leidsestraat No.219 In den Berg Sinai" (1813-1824).

CRAJENSCHOT, Theodorus: Amsterdam about 1746-1801. "op den hoek van de Heeregragt en Heysteeg. In den Berg Sinai".

CRALINGE, Jan: See under K.

CRINITUM, Joannum: Antwerp about 1540.

CROOCK, Hubrecht de: Printer and publisher. Born 1490. Worked in Brugge about 1546.

CRUYS, Samuel: Amsterdam about 1755.

CUM PRIVIL. Sa. Cae. M. means that privilege is given to publish a print. Used on first states of Sadeler.

CURIA, Judoce de: About 1555.

CUSTOS, Dominicus: (de Coster, Custodis). Born about 1550-'60. Son of landscape-painter Pieter Balten. He went to Augsburg 1584, where he called himself Custos or Custodis. He married the widow of Barth. Kilian. Lived some time in Praga, then returned to Augsburg, where he was a succesfull art-dealer. He often used "D.C.excudit" as his address. He died in 1612.