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PAE(D)TS, Jacobsz. Jan: Leyden 1572-1629. Bookprinter. "In de Gulden Paet" (1582); "Aen de breede-straet" (1582). Bookpublisher.

PAETS, Jacobs Willemsz.: Worked in Alkmaar about 1607 "op 't Cruyswerck in 't Schrijfboek".

PAETS, Pieter Jacobsz.: Also P.I.P.(AETS) Son of Jacobsz. Jan. About 1616‑1645 in Amsterdam. Published books with illustrations of Van Sichem II. In 1645 he was in Antwerp.

PAFFROED, Richard: He was the first printer in Deventer about 1477‑1485. Paffroed worked in Deventer until 1530.

PALUMBUS or PALUMBI or PALUMBUM, Petrus Paulus:

PANHUYSEN, Albert Elias van: Weesp about 1658. in de Marcusstraat.

PARKER, H.:

PARYS, Sylvester van: or Siluestrum Parisium). Worked in Antwerp. 'Int root huys op de Lombardveste' (1540-1570) "op de Camerpoort brugge tegen ouer den pant".

PASCAL, Jean Marc: Belin.

PASSCHIER VAN WESBUSCH: See Wesbusch.

PASSE, Crispijn de Oude: Arnemuiden 1565-Utrecht 1637. Engraver  and publisher. Published first states of his his own work and that of his children, Chrispijn II, Simon, Willem and Magdalena. He worked in Antwerp 1584-'85, Aix-la-Chapelle 1589-'90, Cologne 1594-1610 and Utrecht 1612-'37. His address also on work of Hans Bol.

PASSE, Chrispijn van de II: Cologne 1594-Amsterdam 1670. Son of Chrispijn I. He worked in Paris, Delft and Utrecht. Address: "Westermarkt in de Pallas" (1642). "op 't hoeckje van de Lijnbaen-steegh" (1653). "Nieuwe Kerkstraat" "Nieuwe Lelystraat (1663). "Angeliersgraft" (1668). All the other members of the Van de Passe-family were engravers, not publishers.

PASSENEUS, Adriaen:

PAULI, Andries:

PAULIS, Io Antony:

PAVE or PAME. See Peter van der HEYDEN, AUX QUATRE VENTS and Hier. COCK.

PEAKE, Robbert: "Are to be sold by Robb: Peake at his Shopp neer Holborn Conduitt".

PEAKE, William:

PEETERS, Jacob or Jacques: Engraver and publisher in Antwerp 1637‑1695. "sur la Marche' des vieux Souliers".

PEETERS, Johannes: According to Wurzbach: Painter of marines, baptized in 1624, died after 1677. Brother and pupil of Bonaventura and Gilles Peeters. In 1658 he founded an art-shop in Antwerp. In 1659 he was six month in Holland. He married in 1654 Catharina Buseliers and had 1 son, Jan Frans, and 3 daughters. After his death was the address: "Erven van J. Peeters te Antwerpen".

PEETERS, Martinus:

PERS, Dirk Pietersz.: Also Theodorus Petri or Theodorus Pierre: Amsterdam 1607-1656. "in de witte Persse, in de oude brugsteech, aen 't water" (1607-'08); "op 't Water by de oude Brugghe, inde Witte Persse"; "op 't Water, in de witte Persse, recht over de Koren-merct". (1610-'56).

PERSOY, Pieter: Amsterdam 1689-1697. "Kunstvercooper op de Dam over 't Hamburger Post-Comptoir".

PETRI, Andream: Amsterdam about 1692.

PETRI, Martini: His address on allmost all 2e states of Lucas van Leyden. First states of Van Leyden are without any address.

PETREIUS, Johannes: Emden. Address: "Johannes Petreius Bibliopola Embdensis".

PETIT: Address is: "a Paris chez Petit, Ma de Papier".

PEYENAR: 1st half 17th cent.

PICART, Bernard: Surname Le Romain. Born in Paris 1673, died in Amsterdam 1733. Worked in Paris, Rome, Brussels, Antwerp. The Hague and Amsterdam.  Married in 1712 Anna VINCENT. Adresses: "a Paris rue St. Jaques au Buste de Monseigneur"; (1702-'06) "Amsterdam in de Nes" (1712); "In de ster (a l'Etoile) op de Cingel over de Appelmarct, op de hoek van de Beulingstraaet" (1713-1733). See also VINCENT.

PICKENHAGEN, C.:

PIEL, Hans van der: Amsterdam about 1642.

PIEMAN, Sam:

PIERSON, Chr.:

PIETERSZ., Arent: Bookseller in Hamburg about 1645.

PIETERSE, J.: "dese drucken sijn te bekomen bij Johannes Pietersse silversmidt op de voor-burgwal bij de Nieuwe Kerck int schoolsteeghie".

PIETERSZ. Dirk: Amsterdam about 1608 - 1656. "Boeck-vercooper in de Witte Parsse in de oude Brug-steech" (1608) "op't Water inde witte Pars" (1615).

PIETERSZ. Doen.

PIETERSZ. Isaak. 't Amsterdam, By: about 1687.

PISCATOR see VISSCHER.

PITAU, Nicolas: Paris.

PITTEN, Jan: Amsterdam

PLANTIN, Christophel: St. Avertin 1514-1589. Came in 1582 to Leyden. He bought the houses "Assendelft" in the "Breestraat, hoek Vrouwensteeg" and the "Drie Coningen" in the "Maarsmansteeg".

When Plantin sold a great number of books to Loys Elsevier for /1270,= Loys could not pay. So he gave his houses Rapenburg 56 and Kloksteeg 4 as security to Plantin. Since Elsevier never payed off, Plantin was owner of both houses. In 1585 Plantin returned to Antwerp and his son-in-law, Franciscus Raphelingius (van RAPHELINGENn) who was not catholic, but Calvinist, took over the firm. After Plantin's death he inherited the whole firm and all the houses. (See also: Van der AA, BASSON, Raphelingen and TANGENA)

PLASSE, Cornelis Lodewijksz. van der: Amsterdam about 1616-1638. "Boeck-vercooper op de hoeck vande Beursse inden Italiaenschen Bijbel" (1616).

PLATTENBERG: See MORIN or MONTANGNE or BASAN.

PLEYENAAR: See LEYENAAR, P.

POILLY, Nic. (or F?) de: Paris, "rue St. Iacques à St. Benoit".”Rue S.Iacq; a la Belle Image”.

POOL, Mattijs: Amsterdam 1676-1727. 'in de Nieuwen Lely-straat, in St. Jacob' (1707-'08) 'op de Leydse Graft het vyfde huys van de Heere Graft aan de Noordzyde' (1708-'27).

POOLSUM, Jurriaen van: Worked in Utrecht about 1670-1691. "bij de Martens-Brug" (1670); "op de Plaats recht over 't Stadhuys" (1675-1688). Widow until 1708, same address. Son Jacobus until 1716.

PORCELLIS, Jan: Ghent 1585-1632 Zoeterwoude. He was not a publisher but it is funny to know that in 1626 he bought a house at the "Pieterskerkhof" in Leyden from Jan van Goyen.

POSSEMIERS, Adriaan: Born in Middelburg. Worked at Antwerp 1675-1685.

POST, P.: Born Haarlem May the first 1608. Died 1669. Painter and architect. He worked for Prince Maurits van Nassau-Siegen. He was in the Guild of Haarlem 1633. He went with the Prince to Brasil in 1637. He was the architect of the townhall in Maastricht, de Waag in Leyden and so on. He had a son Pieter, born in 1639 and a daughter.

PRATISOLI, Alphons:

PRÉ, Jean du:

PRECHLER, F.: Praga. of PRECHTER, Frantz: Praga.

PRICKE, Robert: R.P. in the Flowerpot in Fleet street.

PROBST: see HAER PROBST.

PROBST, Georg Baltasar: About 1740.

PROBST HAER, Johan Frid.: Augsburg.

PROST, Iacobi et Petri: Leyden about 1639. (Haered. P. Prost  are the heirs of Prost, about 1648.)

PUNT, Jan: Amsterdam 1711-1779. "op de Keizersgragt by de Leidsche Straat"; "te Amsterdam by Jan Punt in de Schouwburg" (1766-1772). Worked in Rotterdam 1773-1777.

PUTTE in order of birthdates:

PUTTE, Peter van: about 1629.

PUTTE, Isaak van de: Amsterdam 1711-1748. "op de N.Z. Voorburgwal" (1711); "op 't Water in de Lootsman" (1748).

PUTTE, Abraham van de: Amsterdam 1748-1760. "op 't Water in de Lootsman".

PUTTE, Hendrik van de: Amsterdam 1761-1765. Same address.

PUTTE, Wed. (Erve) Hendrik van de: Amsterdam 1766-1773. Same address.

PUTTE, en Bastiaan Boekhout. Amsterdam 1774-1794. Same address.

PUTTER, Jacobus de: The Hague about 1679.

PVHarlin = Feddes van Harlingen. see also HARLINS.

QUAD, Matthias: Born in Deventer 1557. Worked in Neuhausen, Cologne, Arnhem and Palts, where he died in 1609.

QUEBORN, Crispijn van: The Hague 1604-1652. Worked in Utrecht 1628. Drawing-master of William II of Nassau. On 1st states: "Queborn sculpsit et excudit".

QUELLINUS, Erasmus: His brother Hubertus lived in Antwerp and Amsterdam 1619-1688.

QUENADT, or QUERRADT, Peter: Cologne. (same as Peter OVERRADT ?)

QUINEAU, Gideon: Born in Chateaudun (France) about 1675. Between 1708 and 1733 in Amsterdam. "In de Raamsteeg; "In de Kalverstraat".