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MAASKAMP, Evert: Born Vollenhove 1769. Worked in Amsterdam 1794-1834. "Kalverstraat n.18" (1802-1804); "Kalverstraat bij den Dam n.1" (1805-1821); "Nieuwendijk bij den Dam en het Paleis n.251" (1824-1827); "Nieuwendijk O.Z. bij den Dam n.8" (1829-1834).

MAES, Jan: Leuven 1628. Bookpublisher.

MAES, Peter: Born 1560, worked ca. 1577-1591 in Cologne and Deutz. Engraved and published copies in reverse of Aldegrever, Beham and Goltzius.

MAESOUCK, Cornelis Martens:

MAIRE, Johannes: Leyden 1613-1662.

MAIRE, Theodore: The Hague about 1639.

MALBOURÉ:

MALLERY, Carel de: Born about 1571 at Antwerp, died ca. 1635. Pupil of Ph. Galle. In 1598 he married Catharina Galle.

MAN, Jacob de: Antwerp. Publisher of Van Dyck's Ikonographie (1688). He took over a part of Johannes MEYSSENS' firm.

MARCUSZ, Jan: Amsterdam about 1643 (Bibles)

MARCHUCCI, Angiola:

MARCIJ, (MARCUS) Iacobus: Leyden 1607-1654. "Op 't Groot School".

MARCKE, H. van and T. Jansen: Haarlem?

MAREBECK or MARREBECK, Mathijs: Born in Amsterdam about 1659, worked there until 1686. He married in 1688 and died in 1699.

MARESCOTUS:

MARIETTE, I.: Rue St. Jacques aux Colonnes d'Hercule.

MARIETTE, Pierre I: Born in Paris 1603, died there in january 1658. Engraver, printer, collector and founder of a big printhouse that lasts for four generations. He married Geneviève, daughter of bookseller Guillaume Lenoir, in 1633. They had 6 children. She died in 1641 and Pierre remarried Catherine, (daughter of bookseller Jean de Bray). She gave him 10 children. Catherine died in the same year as her husband, 1658.

Adresses: "A Paris, chez Pierre Mariette, Marchand de taille-douce en l'isle du Palais sur le quay...A' L'anguille". (1632)
"Marchand taille-douce demeurant rue St. Jacques en la maison ou est pour enseigne l'Eléphant". (1633-1637).
In 1637 Pierre bought the shop and complete stock of Jean Messager, "editeur et marchand d'estamps", who lived in the Rue St. Jacques, à l'enseigne de l'Espérance". Mariette moved his shop to that address.
In December 1657 Pierre became very ill and he sold his business to his eldest son Pierre II for 30.000 livres. He died in January 1658.

MARIETTE, Pierre II: Paris 1634-1716. "Marchand d'estampes". Eldest son of Pierre Mariette I. He married Madeleine de Colemont in 1655, widow of François LANGLOIS, de Chartes dit CIARTES. They had four children. Madeleine died in 1661 and Pierre remarried in 1664 Marie Piget, daughter of bookseller Simon Piget. She gave him four children too.

  Address: "Rue St. Jacques a l'Espérance" the shop had the Latin device: "Haec meta laborum". Pierre II reprinted work of Stefano della Bella.

MARIETTE, Claude Augustin. Paris, born in 1652. Son of Pierre I, brother of Pierre II. He also was engraver, printer and collector of prints. His address was: "Rue St. Etienne-des Grez".

MARIETTE, Jean: Paris 1660-1742. Engraver, printer and "Marchand d'estampes". Son of Pierre II. Address: Rue St. Jacques".

MARIETTE, Pierre Jean: Paris 1694-1774. Engraver, printer and "Marchand d'estampes". Son of Jean Mariette. Pierre Jean travelled in Italy and married Angélique Catherine, (duaghter of notary Doyen) in 1724. With Pierre Jean ended the famous Mariette printhouse. He sold the printhouse to Louis François Delatour in 1750. By the sale of the print-collection was F. BASAN the expert.

MARRET, Paul: Amsterdam about 1709.

MARSHOORN, Joannes: Haarlem about 1758.

MARSTON, Adriaen: Leyden about 1863.

MARTEL:

MATHAM, Adriaen Jacobdsz.: Pupil of his father Jacob Matham. Born in Haarlem 1599, died in The Hague in 1660. Worked in Haarlem 162038. In 1642 he travelled to Paris and Marocco. He was in The Hague from 1646-1660. Address: "By 't Hof in 't Wapen van Thiel". He married in 1632 Cornelia Claes, in 1638 Annetgen Pieters and in 1642 Leentgen Thiel.

MATHAM, Jacob: Haarlem 1571-1631. Pupil of his stepfather H. Goltzius, (Goltzius married Matham's mother, Margaretha Jansdochter in 1579), brother-in-law of S. Poelenborch. Travelled to Italy. Settled in 1598 in Haarlem. "by de Vischbrughe naest den Calck-hoven". (Jan v.d. Velde II wrote Matham a letter to this address, dated 9-2-1605. See FvdK page 8.) Worked in Venice 1605. April 1613 he lived in Haarlem "op de Oude Gracht" (acc. to a letter J.v.d. Velde I wrote to his son J. vd Velde II who lived in Matham's house. See FvdK page 12.) Matham died 1631 at Haarlem. (Pr.)

MATHAM, Jan: Son of Jacob Matham. Haarlem 1600-1648.

MATHAM, Theodoor, Dirk: Son of Jacob Matham. Born in Haarlem 1605/1606. Worked in Rome for the "Galeria Giustiniana". Since 1641 in Amsterdam, 1644-1646 in The Hague, 1660 in Amsterdam. Died there in 1676.

Title from set of 8 sheep by Nicolas Berchem. Th. Matham excudit. Hollstein 41  IV(8)

MATHONIèRE, Nicolas de:

MATHYSZ., Hans: Amsterdam about 1602. "Boeckvercooper opt Water inde Pascaert".

MAT(T)HYSZOON, Jan: Leiden beginning 16th century.

MATHIJS, Paulus: Worked in Amsterdam 1640-1684. "op de Turfmarckt" (1640); "in de Stoofsteeg" (1641-1643); "in 't Mysijckboek in de Stoofsteeg" (1649-1684).

MATHIJS, heirs of Paulus: Amsterdam 1685-1729. "in 't Musikboek op de Fluweele Burgwal bij de Stoofsteeg" (1709-1729)

MATHONIER, Nicolas de:

MATTEO:

MAUPERCHER:

MAZOT, Fran.:

MECHELEN, Ioan van:

MEERSCHE, Pieter vander: Leyden.

MEERTENS, Johannes: Middelburg about 1662-1699. Bookprinter "In de Gist-Straet in de Globe" (1681).

MEINE, or MEYNE David de: Amsterdam about 1594‑1618. "aende Beurs inde Werrelt Caert".

MELCHIOR KRAUS, Johan: See also KRAUS

MERCIA, Petrus: or MERIENUS, MERCINUS, MIRICINUS, MYRICINUS: probably the same as PETER MARTIN or PETER VANDER HEYDEN, he was as "coperenplaatsnyder" in 1557 in the Guild of Antwerp.

MERLE(N), Abraham van: Antwerp 1579-1600. Address on his own work.

MERLE(N), Corn. van: Paris about 1664. "Rue St. Jaques, a la ville d'Anvers". Acc. to Wurzbach he made lots of copies of Rubens.

Acc. to Hollstein there was an engraver Cornelis van Merlen, born ca. 1654 at Antwerp. Pupil of Th. van Merlen and F. BOUTATS. Died at Antwerp 1723.

MERLE (N), Jacques van: Paris. Same address as Cornelis. Jacues published work of Reinier Zeeman (Nooms). Acc. to Hollstein vol. LVI (Zeeman) published work of Michiel Mozijn (college of Zeeman) Mozijn called himself Michel Mosin and lived in Paris “Rue St. Jacques, a l’Esperence about 1676.

MERLE(N), Johannes van: Relative of the other Van Merle's?

MERLE(N), M. van: Relative of the other Van Merle's?

MERLEN, Theodoor I: Born 1600 in Amsterdam. Died 1659 in Antwerp.

MERLEN, Theodoor II: Antwerp 1609-1672. Address on their own work.

MESSAGER, Joannes:

MEULEN, Adam Frans van der: Born in Brussels 1632. Since 1664 in Paris. Battle-painter of Louis XIV and designer of gobelins. Died in Paris 1690.

MEURS, or MEURIS, Aerent: The Hague 1602-1641. "In den Bybel, Papestraet".

MEURS, Henric: Amsterdam about 1633-1640.

MEURS, Jacob van: Born 1619 at Arnhem. 1638 in Haarlem and Leeuwarden, settled 1649 in Amsterdam and died there ca. 1680. He married as a widower Annitje Philips Goulet on May 15th, 1654. Addresses in Amsterdam: "aen de Noortsijde van de Brouwersstraet" (1649-'53); "op de Blomgraft" (1654); "op de Koningsgraft (Singel) tegenover de Appelmarckt, in de reisende Swaen" (1660); "in de Nieuwestraet, in de Stadt Meurs" (1663); "op de Keijsersgraft, schuyn over de Wester-marckt, in de stadt Meurs" (1665-1676).

MEURSI, Joannis: Antwerp about 1660.

MEYNE, David de: See MEINE.

MEYSSENS, (Jacob Mesens) Johannes: Born 1612 in Antwerp. In 1640 he was as painter in the Guild of Antwerp. Thereafter he founded one of the biggest shop in graphic art. Bolswert, Pontius, P. de Jode, Bailliu, C. Galle and W. Hollar worked for him. He also bought a part of the publishing-firm of M. van den ENDEN. The engraver Cornelis Meyssens (1640-1673) was his son. Jacobus de MAN took over a part of the firm (until 1688). Meyssens died in 1670.

MICARD, Iean: Paris, au Palais en la ga:llerie allant a la chancellerie.

MIDDELERIUM, Danielum: Antwerp about 1648.

MILLOT, I.:

MITTER, G.:

MOELEMAN: Arnhem about 1787. J.H. Moeleman junior 1801-1811.

MOERENTORF, Jan van: Antwerpen.

MOERMAN, Adriaan:

MOERMANS, Jaques: Antwerp 1602-1653. In 1622 he was registrated in the Guild of Antwerp as pupil of Rubens, in 1630 as Master. He married Maria Schut in 1626. After Rubens' death, in 1640, Moermans was one of the executors of Rubens' last wil and sold the copperplats from Rubens' inheritance. In 1637 he announced that since 1631 he sold copperplates to Anton GOETKINDT (1598-1625) in Paris, for 1200 guilders each year.

MOES, Ernest Willem en C.P. Burger jr.: "De Amsterdamse Boekdrukker en uitgevers in de 16e eeuw". Den Haag. No prints known with this address.

MOETTE, Thomas: Paris about 1687.

MOLLIJNS, Jan the Elder: Worked in Antwerp. "In den gulden voet' 1546-'53).

MOLIJN, Pieter: 1595 London-1661 Haarlem. Published his own work. First states without any number. Second states with numbers.

MOMMART, Jan: or MOMMARTIUS, Jo.:

MOMPER, Bartholomeus de: Publisher and art dealer. Born 1535 in Brussels, died 1589 at Antwerp. Father of Jodocus (1564-1635).

MONCORNET, Balt.:

MONDHARE: Paris, Rue St. Jacques.

MONT, S. du: 's-Hertogenbosch 1668.

MOREAU, Dionisius: Paris about 1625.

MORETUM, Joannum: Antwerp about 1611.

MORETUS, Balthasar: Antwerp "Inde Plantijnsche Druckerije about 1619.

MORIN, I. or J.: Publishd work of Mathys van Plattenberg,(1606-1660) also named Platte-Montagne. This artist also signed his work with 'Montaigne fecit'. He lived from 1608-1660. Morin was his brother-in-law. See also BASAN. First states of Plattenberg are published by Morin. Later states without any address.

MORTIER FAMILY in order of date:

MORTIER, Pieter I: Leyden 1661 - Amsterdam 1711. Book- and mapseller in Amsterdam "op de Vijgendam". About 1700 he reprinted Braun Hogenberg's Stedeboek from 1572. He did the same with plates of Frederick de WIT, JANSSONIUS and SCHENCK. His daughter Agatha married in 1721 with Johannes COVENS. Together with Cornelis Mortier they carried on the firm. See also COVENS EN MORTIER. (Pr.)

MORTIER, Widow of Pieter I.: From 1711-1719. Same address.

MORTIER, David: Brother of Pieter I: Worked in Amsterdam between 1707-1722, "op d'Oude Turfmarkt bij de Doelenstraat". Multiple shop in London 1704-1722. "Book- map and printsellers at the Sign of the Erasmus' Head near the Surry in the Strand".

MORTIER, Cornelis: Son of Pieter I.: Assistant of Joh. Covens I and II. Amsterdam "op de Vijgendam" (1719-1722). See COVENS & MORTIER.

MORTIER, Pieter II (Pierre): Worked in Amsterdam from 1727-1754. "in de Kalverstraat bij den Dam".

MORTIER (DE JONGE), Pieter III, or Pierre: Worked in Amsterdam 1754-1781. "Stadsdrukker en Boekverkoper. Nieuwendijk bij de Zoutsteeg" (1765-1768); "Warmoestraat oostzijde, het 2e huis benoorden de St. Annastraat" (1769-1774); "Leliegragt, Noordzyde" (1780-1781).

MORTIER, COVENS EN ZOON: Amsterdam 1794-1866. "op den Vijgendam" (1799-1866); "op den Nieuwendijk bij de Brouwerstraat L. 311" (1849-'57); "op 't Rusland B. 182" (1857-1866).

MUGUET, F.:

MUL, Meynard: and KUYPER, Jan Dirksz.: Enhuizen about 1689.

MULLER, Gotfried:

MULLER, Herman Janszoon: Born 1540 Amsterdam. Worked for Hieronymus Cock at Antwerp. Since 1566 in Amsterdam died there in 1617. Son of Jan EWOUTSZ. Muller. Address on his own work. "Inde Warmoesstraet inden vergulde Passer".

MULLER, Wouter: Amsterdam 1641-1666. Goldsmith "in de vergulde Dolphijn" (1653). He sold prints of Admiral Tromp.

MUNICH: Amsterdam.