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IACOBS, Ioseph: Antwerp about 1675. See Iacob de RUBEIS.

IACOBSSZ. Hillebrant: See under J.

IANS, Broer: see under J.

IDG: (See Jacob de GHEYN II)

IOLLAIN:

ISAACS, Pieter: Helsigör 1569-1625. Pupil of C. Ketel in Amsterdam. Travelled in Italy. Was in Amsterdam (1593-1607); in Denmark (1607-1610); again in Amsterdam (1610); in Denmark (1614). Since 1617 court painter in Copenhagen. Pupils: Jan Claesz.; Jacob Pauwelsz.; Huyg Pietersz.' A. van Nieuwland and H. Avercamp.

ISRAEL: Real name is: Israël Henriet. Paris. Published work of Stefano della Bella and Callot.

ISSELBUREN, Peter: Nurnberg about 1620.

JACOBSSZ. Hillebrant: Widow and heirs, The Hauge about 1631.

JACOBSZ. Isbrandt: Leuven.

JACOBS(EN), Hans:

JACOBSZ., Laurens: Amsterdam about 1591.

JAILLOT, Hubert: Paris about 1683. "aux deux Globes"

JANS(S)EN(S), Abram: Antwerp 1575-1632. He married Sara GOETKIND in 1602.

JANS(S)EN d'Aelst, André: Zutphen.

JANS(S)EN, (C)Kornelis: Amsterdam about 1612.

JANS(S)EN, JANSZ. Jan or Johann: Worked in Arnhem 1599-1637. "Drucker in den vergulden Bijbel". Family of JANSSONIUS ??

JANSSEN, Jan of JANSZ. See JANSSONIUS.

JANSSONI, Johannes: Leeuwarden about 1635.

JANS(S)ONIUS, Johannes or JANSZOON, Jan: Arnhem 1588-Amsterdam 1664. Also named Jan Janssonius de Jonge, Jan Janszoon Brouwer and Jan Jansz. Pascaert. Mapprinter and publisher. He married Elisabeth HONDIUS, daughter of Jodocus I. In 1618 he entered into the Guild of Booksellers. In 1629 he took over de firm of his father-in-law, with his brother-in-law Hendrik Hondius II. After Janssonius' death in 1664, his son-in-law Jan van WAESBERGEN carried on the firm, under the name Janssonius-Waesbergh.

  Address in Amsterdam was: "op 't Water in de Pas Caert" "a la Carte de Marine". He had multiple shops in Frankfurt, Dantzig, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Geneve and Lyon. According to Waller, the heir of Janssonius: HAEREDES Joannis Jansz., or Janssonii worked from 1664 until 1666 on the same address. But there was also a Haeredes Joannis BLAEU about 1682.

JANS(S)ONIUS, Wilhelmus: Amsterdam. According to Wurzbach there was a Wilhelmus Johan Jansonius, engraver and publisher in Amsterdam 1616-1620.

JANSSONIUS HAEREDES, Johannes: See Janssonius, Johannes.

JANSSONIUS van WAESBERGE, Johan: After 1664, see Johannes JANSSONIUS.

JANSZ., Broer: Worked in Amsterdam 1603-1652. Multiple shop in The Hague (1608-1634). "buijten Janroonpoort inde nieustadt" (1599). "buyten Corsgens Poort inde Nieustadt" (1604-1607). "Buyten Jan-Rooden-Poort opt Margrieten Padt (1610). "Buyten St.Anthonispoort op 't nieuwe Wees-padt" (1613). "opde Nieuwezijds Colck" (1615-1618). "St.Niclaes Straet, naest den vergulden Os" (1619-1621). "op de nieu-zijds-achter Borchwal in de Silvere Kam bij de Brouwerije van de Hoy-berch" (1621-1652). The Hague: "plaet off figuerdrucker in de Galerie van de Hove" (1608).

  According to Hollstein vol.XXXVIII page 28 Broer Jansz. gives in an advertisement in the newspaper on March 1, 1621 information on the cooperation between Broer Jansz. and Claes Jansz. Visscher in this year, mentioning Visscher specifically as the engraver.

JANSZ., Widow Broer: 1652-1670 Amsterdam. Same adres as Jansz. in Amsterdam. In 1670 "(suijdsij) Anjeliers Graft".

JANSZ., or JANSSEN, Cornelisz.: Amsterdam 1647-1667. "Aen de Nieuwe Kerk, by ’t Groot-School in 't Nieuwe Testament" (1647-1664); "op den Dam" (1667).

JANSZ., Dominicus:

JANSZ., Gerrit: Amsterdam about 1652. "Boeck-en Print-verkooper, woonende voor in de Angelier-straet, in ’t Over-Yselsche Lam".

JANSZ. Jan: Amsterdam. See JANSSONIUS.

JANSZ. or JANS(S)EN, Willem: Amsterdam. (See also BLAEU)

JENNER, Thomas: Address was: "Cornhill, to be sold by Thomas Ienner Royall Exchange, or At the Globe over the Exchange". Published work of Simon and Willem de Passe.

JODE, Gerard de: Nymegen 1509 (or 1517) - Antwerp 1591. He was as "printvercooper" in the Guild of Antwerp in 1547. He also called himself Gerardus de Jode Neomagensis (1568). Antwerp, 'Naast de Nieuwe Beurs' (1562-'84)

JODE I, Petrus or Pieter de: (The elder). Antwerp 1570-1634. His sister was married with Jan Brueghel I. He was in the Guild of Antwerp in 1600. He also worked in Italy and Paris.

JODE II, Pieter de: (The younger, son of Pieter I). Antwerp 1601 (or 1606) - London(?) 1674. Was in the Guild of Antwerp in 1628. Worked in Paris (1631, 1632) and in Brussels (1667).

JOHANNIS, Philppus: Dordrecht

JONG, Willem:

JONGE, Guglielmo de: Amsterdam about 1690.

JONGHE, Clement de: 1640-1677 Amsterdam "in de gekroonde Konst en Kaert-Winkel in de Kalverstraat bij de Dam" (1662-1677). Friend of Rembrandt. After Clement's death his widow continued the firm. (until ??)

Title from set of 8 views of Amsterdam. "Verscheide gesichten binnen Amsterdam, geteickent en int licht gebracht door R. Zeeman" . "Clemendt de Ionghe excudit Amsterdam"Dutuit 47 II(3)

JOOSTEN, Jan: Amsterdam baout 1643.

JORDENS, or Iordens, Sijbrand: Middelburg about 1665.

JOSI, Christian: Utrecht 1765-after 1828 Amsterdam. He was not only publiher but also draughtsman, engraver and writer. He worked in Utrecht, London and Amsterdam. He was a son-in-law of J. Chalon. He engraved and published the drawings of Christina Chalon. He also worked for Ploos van Amstel. Address: "Amsterdam in het groot Prentmagazijn, Kalverstraat by den Dam". (1797-1821) "London, 42 Gerrard Street, Soho" (1821-1828)

JOUBERT, Chez: Paris about 1802.