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DALEN, Cornelis van: Father (1602-1642) and son (1638-1664). Engravers and publishers in Amsterdam.

DALEN, Daniel van den: Worked in Amsterdam 1672-1700. "Hasselaers-steegh by de Tesselsche Kay" (1673); "op de Nieuwendyck" (1677-'79); "Rokkin besyden de Beurs" (1687-1700). After 1700 he went to Leyden, until 1707.

DAMIAEN, Pieter: See SCHOONEBEECK.

DANCKERTS, publishers in Amsterdam. (acc. to J.G. Waller).

CORNELIS DANCKERTS I: 1603-1656, married Anna Minne, had 2 sons.

DANCKER DANCKERTS:  1634-1666, no children.

JUSTUS DANCKERTS: 1635-1701, married Elisabeth Vorsterman, 2 sons.

THEODOOR DANCKERTS I: 1660-1727, no children in the firm.

CORNELIS DANCKERTS II: 1664-1717, married Geertruyt Magnus, 1 son.

THEODORUS DANCKERTS II: 1700-1726.

Addresses:
Cornelis I:"Op den hoek van den Amstel in de Kalkton over de Oude Regulierstooren" (1630-1633). "Warmoesstraet int Fusteynvat" (1634) "Fluweele Burghwal by St. Jans Brugh". "Oudesijts voorborghwal opde hoeck  vande Stoofsteegh", (1639-1640). "inde Kalverstraet aende Oostsyde", (1640-1656).
Dancker: "Vooraen in de Kalverstraet in de Danckbaerheid" (1659-1666)
Justus: "Vooraen in de Calverstraet in de Danckers" (1664-1666) "in de Kalverstraet in de Dankbaarheyt" (1669-1701).
Theodoor I: "In de Kalverstraet in de dankbaarhijt" (1703-1706)
Cornelis II: "Voor aan op de Nieuwendyk in de Atlas" (1696-1717) From 1717 until 1719 Widow C. Danckerts with same address.
Theodoor II: same address as Cornelis II until 1726. In 1727 insolvent.
  After the death of Theodoor Danckerts, OTTENS bought the copperplates of the maps.

DANCKERTS, Hendrik: Born ca. 1625 at The Hague. Travelled in Italy (1653-1657) and in England (1658-1679) Died at Amsterdam, 1680.

Title from set of 13 "Divers Embarquements et autre. Faicts par R.N. Zeeman A Amsterdam. "Gedruckt t'Amsterdam bij Justus Dankets inde Calvertraet In de Danckerts" Dutuit 127 II(2)

DANIEL, Roger:

DASSEGNIES, Christoffel: The Hague. Wurzbach mentiones a Gideon Dassegnies and son, goldsmith's, in The Hage about 1624-1652.

DAUMONT: Paris, 18th century.

DAIJ, Joannis: first half 18th century. Published work of Mozes van Wtenbrouck (Uytenbroeck) See also Evert van Swijnen.

DELFOS, Abraham: Leyden 1731-1820. Egraver and art-dealer. He made engravings for Karel and Pieter Delfos.

DELFOS, Karel (1748-1790) and Pieter (1721-1756): They had a bookshop in Leyden.

DELFOS, Karel jun.: Leyden 1790-1791.

DELFOS, Pieter jun.: Leyden 1769-1800.

DELFOS & ZOON: Leyden about 1806.

DEMORTAIN: Paris.

DENNEL, Antoine François: Paris, Rue du Pt. Bourbon attenant la foire St.Germain.

DESBORDES, Henry: Amsterdam about 1707.

DESPREZ:

DEUX PILIER d’OR: A Paris. (See als Chereau)

DEYSTER, J. van der: Amsterdam about 1685. Leyden 1702-1768. "Nieuwstraat bij de Hoygraft". "Korenbrugsteeg" (1730-1731).

DEZALLIER, Antoine: Paris (Pr.)

DIEPENBEKE, Abraham: Born Bois-le-Duc 1596. As glass-painter in the Guild of Antwerp (1623). Travelled 1627-1638 in Italy, France and England, died at Antwerp 1675. Painter, etcher and glass-painter.

DIEST, Gilles van: Antwerp about 1550.

DIRCKX, Ian: Antwerp.

DOBBELEER, Peeter: Brussels about 1670. "In de Hoede-maeckers-straet, in den Pellicaen".

DOES, Frans de: Leyden, 1728-1749. "In de vijf Vocalen". "Hoygraft".

DOES Pz. Frans de: Leyden 1778-1786.

DOESBORCH, Jan van: Antwerp about 1530.

DOESBURG, Reinier van: Rotterdam 1681-1723.  "Over de Vismarkt"; "Op de groote Vismarct" (1702); "In de Waarheid" (1714).

DONBAR, T.: London?

DON(C)KER, Hendrick: Amsterdam 1647-1699. "Monckel-Baens-Borghwal" (1647). "Boek, zeekaert en paskaert verkoper en Graetboogh-maker in de Brughsteech in 't Stuurmans Gereetschap het derde huys inde straet" (1648-1699). His son Hendrik on the same address (1708-1712), until 1721 "op de Kamper steijger".

DOORNI(N)(C)K, Marcus Willemsz.: Amsterdam 1657-1703. "Int Kantoor-Incktvat: N. Gasthuijsmolensteegh" (1658-'60). "op de Tesselsche Kay bij de Nieuwebrugh" (1620-1663). "opde Vijgendam (Middeldam) opde hoeck vande beurspoort" (1664-1685). "Heeregraft over de Romeijnarmsteegh" (1690).

DREVET, Pierre: Paris.

DU BOIS: See BOIS du.

DUCHANGE: Paris about 1710. "Se vend à Paris chez le Sr. Duchange Graveur ordinaire du Roi, rue St.Jaques au dessus de la rue des Mathurins devant un Tapissier". Also: "Rüe Fromenteau vis a vis Le Louvre".

DUCHETTI, Claudio:

DUETEKUM, Joannes: (same person as Johannes Batista Doetechum? Engraver and bookprinter in Deventer about 1590-1606?)

DUISBERG, Jan van: Amsterdam about 1694.

DUYN, JACOB: Hoorn about 1740.

DUYSENS, Cornelis Claesz.: Worked in Leyden and Amsterdam, 1631-1640.

DYCK, Jochem van: Amsterdam about 1687.

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EGMONT, Jacobus van: Bookprinter Amsterdam 1710-1725. "Op de Reguliers Bredestraet in de Nieuwe Drukkerij". His widow had the firm until 1761. From 1741 until 1748 they had the name "Weduwe Jacobus van Egmont en Zoon". From 1761 until 1804 the name was "Erve de Weduwe Jac. van Egmont."

EILLARDI, Joannis: There was an engraver Joannes Eillarts, born in Friesland, about 1568-1570, who went to Rome and worked in Holland at the beginning of the 17e century. No important artist.

ELEMALIA, G.: about 1581.

ELSEVIERS, Loys: Leuven 1540-Leyden 1617. Rapenburg/Kloksteeg 1581-1587.

ENDE(N), Franciscus van den: Worked in Amsterdam 1650-1652. "In den Nes, in de Konstwinckel". (1650)

ENDEN or EYNDE, Martin van den: Was in the guild of Antwerp about 1630. Probably he retired in 1645, because after that date, prints have the address of Gilles HENDRICX. After 1663 there was a Martin van den Enden the Younger. According to Wurzbach a part of Van den Ende's firm went to Johannes MEYSSENS.

ENDENBURG, Johannes: Bookprinter in Gouda 1699-1715, "op de Markt in de Cronijk".

ENGELBRECHT, Mart.:

ENGELVAART, P.:

ENSCHEDÉ, Izaak: Haarlem about 1703-1734. Bookprinter "in de Frankestraat" (1730).

ENSCHEDÉ, Izaak en Johannes: Haarlem about 1734-1761. Bookprinter.

ENSCHEDÉ, Johannes en Zonen: Haarlem about 1774. Bookprinter.

ENTROP, Pieter Jan: Worked in Amsterdam 1758-1772. "Boekverkoper, op de hoek van de Heeregragt en ’t Konings-Plein, in de Heilige-Wegs-Poort". (1720). "Koningsplyn hoek Reguliers Dwarsstraat" (1772). His widow continued the firm until 1778.

ERRARD, C.:

ESNAUTS et RAPILLY: A Paris chez: Rue St.Jacques à la Ville de Coutances.

L'ETOILE:

EWOUTS, Gerrit: Worked in Amsterdam 1685-1688. "Stads Schoolmeester, Boeckdrucker, Boeck-en Kunstverkooper". "opde Breestraet aende Nieuwe-marckt in ’t Groot-School" (1685-1688). His widow continued the firm until 1689. According to Waller there was on the same address a Jan Ewouts, from 1689 until 1692.

EWOUTS, (Muller) Jan: Worked in Amsterdam 1535-1564. Address was: Jan Ewoutzoon, figuer snijder aen die oude sijde in die Kerckstraet 1, inden vergulden Passer. He was burried on 3rd of May 1564. His son, Jansz. MULLER, was born in 1540.

FALCK, G.: (See VALCK/VALK)

FEDDES VAN HARLINGEN: See HARLINS.

FERRANTI, Calistus: Rome.

FEUILLE, Daniel de la: Amsterdam about 1696-1709.

FEUILLE, (I) Jacobus de la: Amsterdam sur le Dam about 1650. There was a Paul de la FEUILLE from 1709-1727.

FIRENS, Petrus: Born in Antwerp ca. 1580, since 1600 in Paris, died ca. 1639.

FISCHER, Nicolas Jan: German address of Nicolas VISCCHER.

FLEMALIA, Gorgius: (??)

FOCKEN, Hendrik: Worked in Amsterdam 1665-1689 "in de Molsteegh".

FONTANUS, C.: (FONTEYNE, Claude) Leeuwarden 1627-1654. "St.Jacobstraat". Ordinaris Drucker der H.Staten van Frieslandt.

FOPPENS, Frans: Brussels about 1660-1669.

FORNACERIS, Gionavvin:

FOUCAULT, Damien: And widow of Damien. ("Chez la veuve de Damien"), about 1681.

FOUET, Robert: Paris about 1625.

FOUQUET, Pieter Jr.: Amsterdam 1729-1800.

FRANSZ., Kornelis: Amsterdam about 1617.

FRONTEN, Albert: Deventer about 1696.

FUGGERO, Raijmundo:

FÜRST, Paulus:

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GAESBEECK, Daniël van: Leyden 1634-1693. Bookseller and printer Rapenburg 32. Since 1655 in the Guild. He married Maria Terwielen in 1673. He took in 1668 Pieter Boudewijnsz. van der AA as his pupil in the firm.

GAESBEECK, Adriaen van: Leyden 1641-Amsterdam 1681. Son of Daniëls brother. He moved to Amsterdam. His children sold Rapenburg 32 to Pieter Boudewijnsz. van der AA in 1708 for f 2254,=.

GAILLARD, Pierre: Cologne about 1701.

GALAMA, Hero: Harlingen 1657-1678. "Boeckdrucker en verkooper by de Vischmerkt" (1660).

GALLAYS, G.: Paris.

GALLAYS, P.: Paris.

GALLE, Cornelis I: Son of Philips. Antwerp 1576-1650. Was in Rome 1596-1610. In 1610 in the Guild of Antwerp. Published his own work.

GALLE, Cornelis II: 1615-1678 Antwerp. Son of Cornelis I.

GALLE, Cornelis III: 1642-1678 Antwerp. Son of Cornelis II.

GALLE, Johan: Antwerp 1600-1676. Son of Thedoor.

GALLE, Philips: Publisher in Antwerp 1537-1612. Galle worked until 1563 for Hieronymus Cock. He founded his own publishers firm in 1570 at Antwerp. His sons Cornelis and Theodoor, Adriaen Collaert, Carel de Mallery, the Wierix-brothers and Hendrick Goltzius were his pupils. 'In de gulden Hert' op de Lombardveste (1571)

GALLE, Theodoor: Antwerp 1570-1633. Son of Philips Galle. He took over his fathers firm. According to Wurzbach only Philips and Theodoor Galles were publishers. All the others Galles were just engravers.

GALLET, G.: Amsterdam about 1697-1699.

GANIèRE:

GANTREL, Stephan: "via Jacobea sub signo Sti. Mauri".

GASPARD de Hollander. See HOLLANDER.

GEELEN, Thomas:

GE(E)ILKERCKEN, Nicolas van: Born in Scherpenzeel. Worked in Leyden (1612-1614); in Friesland (1614-1615); In Amsterdam (1615) and in Italy about 1617. Back in Leyden 1619-1625. He died in Arnhem about 1656.

GERARDUS, Martinus:

GERRITS, Hessel: Born 1581 in Assum (near Uitgeest). Worked in Amsterdam 1607, (for Willem Hansz. Blaue) and married in that year Geertje Gysbertsdr. In 1624 he remarried, as widower, Aaffgie Willems, the widow of bookseller Dirck Pietersz. VOSCUYL. died in Amsterdam 1632. Addresses: "inde Pascaert", "sub signo Tabulae Nauticae", à l'enseigne de la Carte Nautique", "op 't Water". (1611-1612); "bij die Lienbaens Bruch"; "op de N.Z. Voorburgwal" (1614-1624); "op den hoeck van de Doelestraet" (1627-1632). His son Gerrit Jansz. (1603-1653) continued the firm on the address  "in de Engel in de Oude Hoochstraet".

GERRITSEN, Adriaen: Delft about 1616.

GETS, Pieter: Amsterdam about 1684.

G.H. Initials for Gilles HENDRICKX. Antwerp about 1645. The address "G.H." is only used on portraits after Van Dyck and Rubens. I am not sure that Gaspar HUBERTI (1724), who owned many copperplates of Gilles Hendrickx, used the same initials.

GHEYN de, Jacob II: Born in Antwerp 1565. In 1591-1594 in Amsterdam. Son of Jacob ( (1532-1582), glass-painter. Pupil of Hendrik GOLTZIUS. Worked in The Hague in 1594. He married Eva Stalpart van de Wiele (1595) and was in Leyden (1598). Returned to Amsterdam in 1627 and thereafter to The Hauge, where he lived next to his son Jacob III. He died in 1629.

Published his own work.

GILLISEN & ZOON, Pieter: Middelburg 1747-1790.

GISLING: Geneve.

GLASS, Thomas: London. "Next the Exchange Stairs in Cornhill, London".

GODEFRIED EN WILLEM VAN HAECHT: See van HAECHT.

GOEDESBERGH, Gerrit van: Worked in Amsterdam 1649-1670. "op 't Water, recht over de Nieuwe Brugh".

GOEREE, Wilhelmus: Worked in Middelburg about 1649, "op den Burg in Cicero". In Amsterdam "op 't Rokin in Cicero; in fossa vulgo 't Rockin sub Signo Ciceronis", (1681-1683) "op de Leidse Straat tusschen Keizers- en Prince-Gragt in Cicero" (1683-1690).

GOES, Mathias van der: Bookprinter from Goes, Zeeland. He was in Antwerp from 1487 until 1491.

GOETKIND, Antoine: Was in the Guild of Antwerp 1598. In 1630 he went to Paris, where he called himself BONENFANT. He died in Paris March 6, 1644. He only published under the name Bonenfant.

GOETKIND, Pieter: Antwerp 1561-1583. Father of Antoine. He married Catharina van Palermo. She continued the firm after Pieters' death in 1583. His daughter Sara married Abraham JANSSENS in 1602. His elder son Pieter (died in 1627), was together with his brother Antoine in the Guild of Antwerp.

GOFFARDT, E.:

GOLE, Jacob: Amsterdam 1660-1724. Worked in Paris and London. Assistant of C. Dusart. "in de Nieuwe Vyselstraat by de Prince Graft" (1689); "op de Leidse straat bij de Prinsengragt" (1694-1724).

GOLTZIUS, Conrad: Engraver and publisher in Cologne 1580-1600.

He worked for Johann BUSSCHEMACHER and Peter OVERADT in Cologne.

GOLTZIUS, Hendrik: Born in 1558 in Muhlbrecht near Venlo. Son of glass-painter Jan G. Was in 1590-1591 in Hamburg, Munich, Venice, Bologna, Rome and Naples. He married in 1579 Jacob Matham's mother, Margaretha Jansdochter. (Bartsen?) Jacob MATHAM was one of his pupils. Died in Haarlem, 1617.

GOLTZIUS, Jacob: Son of Jan Goltzius I, brother of Hendrik. Born about 1535. Worked ca. 1600 in Haarlem. Died in Alkmaar, 1609.

GOLTZIUS, Julius: Son of Hubert Goltzius. (no family of Hendrik) Born ca. 1550 in Antwerp, died after 1595.

GOOS, Abraham: Worked in Amsterdam ca. 1614-1643. Son of Pieter Goos (the diamondcutter) and Margarita van der Keere. Map and printseller in Amsterdam, 1614-1643. "in de Kalverstraat in 't vergulde Caertboeck". (1615-1616). "op den Dam int vergulde Caertboek", (1616-1617). He called Jodocus HONDIUS his cousin and tutor.

GOOS, Pieter: Son of Abraham Goos. (see above). Amsterdam about 1616-1675. He married Susanna de Reggher on April 29th 1643 and as widower Gertruyt van Ruyff on January 29th 1649 . Adresses were: "Op 't Water (bij de Nieuwe Brug) in De Vergulde Zeespiegel" (1656). "sur le Cay de Texel prez du Rams-Koy, au miroir de la mer" (1670). "op 't Water (hoek van de Karnemelksteeg) in De Vergulde Zeespiegel" (1674-1675). The widow of Pieter Goos died in 1677 and left a desolated estate.

GORIS, Dirk: Dordrecht about 1674-1712. "In de Griffioen"; "by de Wijn-brugh".

GORIS, Jasper: Dordrecht about 1614-1669. Same address as above. Widow Jasper until 1682.

GOSS, Coert: ca. 1657.

GOSSARDT, E.:

GOSSART, F.:

GOUDT, S.: According to Waller there was a Siragh Goudt in The Hague about 1664-1666. "bij 't Hof"; "op de Cingel in de Blaeuwe Sluyer".

GOURDELLE, Pierre: about 1591.

GOYUARTS, Joan: about 1615.

GRAAL, Jan: Amsterdam.

GRATANI, Paulo:

GREVE, Barent: Worked in Amsterdam about 1745-1751. Heirs Barent, Amsterdam 1799-1804. "Kunstverkooper in de St.Anna Dwarssatraat".

GREVE, Isack: Amsterdam. "Printverkoper op de Loyersgragt, by 't Engelsche Weeshuis" (1733). "boven de Beurs by 't Scherm School in de kas no. 7".

GRIFFITH, W.: London.

GROENEWOUDT, J.: Amsterdam about 1705.

GROOT, Gysbert de: Amsterdam 1683-1692. "op de Nieuwendijk op de Hoek van de Engelse steegh tusschen de twee Haarlemmer Sluysen in de Groote Bijbel". The widow and heirs of Gysbert continued the firm until 1757. "Weduwe Gijsbert de Groot" (1692-1717) same address; "Erven Wed. Gijsbert de Groot en Antony van Dam" (1717-1724) same address; "Erven Gijsbert de Groot (1725-1739) verplaatst op den Nieuwendijk, 20 huijsen nader na den Dam, aen de eijge zij, 't derde huijs van de Armsteeg, daer Edam in de gevel staet, in de Groote Bijbel"; "Gijsbert de Groot-Keur" (1738-1757), same address. Since 1657 Gijsbert de Groot and after him his widow were important printers of childrens' prints. See also LOOTSMAN.

GROOT, Michiel de: Worked in Amsterdam 1657-1680. Same address as Gysbert de Groot. From 1680 until 1683 the name was: "Weduwe Michiel de Groot"; "Wed. Michiel de Groot en Gijsbert de Groot". All on the "Nieuwendijk op de hoek van de Engelse steegh".

GROOTEN, Petrus:

GUNST, Pieter Stevensz. van: Amsterdam 1659-1731. London 1704. Addresses in Amsterdam were: "op de N.Z. Voorburgwal" (1687); "op de Haarlemmer-dyk by d'Oranjestraat". "op de Vygen Dam". "op de Nieuwe Binnen Amstel, op de hoek van de Nieuwe Kysers graft oost-zijde" (1698). "in de Warmoesstraat" (1716).

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HAAK, Cornelius: Leyden about 1757.

HAAK, Dirk: (also Theodoor) Leyden about 1707-1738. Pupil of Pieter van der AA. "Over d'Academie" (Rapenburg 56). Later: "Dirk Haak en Companie" (1755-1843) were Cornelis' son and his cousin Dirk Haak HZ.

HAARING, Frederik: Leyden about 1694-1698.

HABERT, N.: Paris, "rue de la Harpe a la Bible d'or."

HACKIANA: (HAAK) Leiden about 1675.

HACQUEBAUT, Petrus: Brussels about 1671.

HAECHT I, Willem van: Poet and engraver. Born in Antwerp 1530. Was there in the Guild in 1552.

HAECHT II, Willem van : Son of Tobias Verhaecht. Born at Antwerp 1593, in 1615 in Paris, 1619 in Italy, died in Antwerp 1637. Address was also Godefried and Willem van Haecht.

HAER PROBST, Joh. Mich.: See PROBST HAER.

HAEST, J.: Antwerp.

HAESTENS, Hendrick Lodowycxzoon van: Leyden about 1598-1621. Published work of I.C. Swanenburg jointly with Van SICHEM. Was in Leuven 1629.

HAGENAAR, Hans: Franeker about 1690.

HAGENAAR, Jacob: Leeuwarden, about 1664-1684.

HALMA, Hendrik: Leeuwarden about 1725.

HALMA (E), Francisci: Rhenen about 1690-1692. Amsterdam about 1704. Active in Utrecht 1674-1699. Amsterdam 1699-1710. Leeuwarden 1710-1722. (Pr.) Published books jointly with Willem van de WATER.

HARDENBERG, Jacobus van: Amsterdam about 1677-1721. "Oude Nieuwstraat" (1677-1682); "Stilsteeg" (1697-1718).

HARLINS, Petrus: Feddes van Harlingen. Born at Harlingen 1586. Worked in Leeuwarden 1611-1622.

HARMENSZ. Hendrik en Jac. ROBYN en Comp.: Worked in Amsterdam 1693-1700. "in het huys staande op het water regt over de Nieuwenbrug genaemt: De Deltse Bijbel".

HARPER, Charles:

HARTEVELT, Petrus Zacharias: Hoorn about 1643.

HARTGERS, Ioost: Worked in Amsterdam 1637-1654. "in de Gast-huissteeg, in de Boekwinkel naest het Stadt-Huys" (1639-1648); "op den Dam, bezijden het Stathuys op den hoeck van de Kalverstraet in den Boekwinckel" (1649-1651).

HARTIG, Jan: Amsterdam about 1726-1759. "ter zyde 't Stadhuis" (1733); "op 't Singel" (1747).

HAUT, D.: (D and H entwined)

HAVE, HAVIUS, Mathhijs: Dordrecht about 1633.

HAYE, Michel:

HAIJE, Nicolaas: Antwerp. about 1622.

HEERDEN, Jan Evertsz. van: Amsterdam about 1608.

HELLEN or HELLENIUS, Johannes or Hans van der: Worked in Zierikzee (1614-1617) and Middelburg (1618-1658). "in den Langhen Delft" (1618); "op de Merct inde Fransche Galye" (1618); "in den Noort-strate by het Stadthuys" (1621); "in 't wapen van Audenaerden op de groote markt bij 't Stadhuis" (1658). He printed books for J.P. van de VENNE.

HENDRICKSEN, Fred.: Published jointly with Iochem OTTENS copies of P. Potter.

HENDRICKSZ, Ian: Amsterdam, 1649-1654. Book publisher.

HENDRICX, Aegidius: About 1665.

HENDRICX, Gilles: Antwerp since 1645. He bought and reprinted copperplates from other publishers and replaced the previous address for his own or "G.H.". See also G. HUBERTI.

HENRICI, Nicolai:

HENRICUS and COMPTON HOLLAND: About 1617.

HENRIëT, Israël: See ISRAëL.

HERINGA, H.E.: Leeuwarden.

HERP, Nicolas van: Antwerp about 1618.

HERTEL:

HEUVEL, Arent van der: See Baltes BOECKHOLT.

HEYDE, I. V.:

HEYDEN, Pieter van der: See AUX QUATRE VENTS.

HILTEN, Ian van: Amsterdam 1626-1655. "in de Beursstraet, in de twee vergulde Wapen-ringhen" (1626-1628); "in de Beursstraet in de geborduurde Hantschoen" (1628-1655). Published some works together with Jan Jansz. JANSSONIUS.

HIND, John:

HOEFNAGEL, Georg or Joris: Born in Antwerp 1542. Travelled in France, Spain, England, Italy and Munich, Vienna and Praga, somtimes alone, sometimes with A. Ortelius. In between he went back to Antwerp, where he married on November 12, 1571 Susanne van Onssen. She gave him 5 sons and 2 daughters. He died in Vienna 1600. His son Jacob, who was born at Antwerp 1575 and who worked in Holland about 1630, published some prints from his fathers' stock.

HOESWIN(C)KEL, Eduard: Antwerp about 1583. There was also a Anna Hoeswinkel (widow?)

HOEVE or HOUVE, Paul de la:

HOEYE or HOEIUS, François or Franciscus van den : Amsterdam 1590-1636. Father of Rombout v.d. HOEYE. "Inde Calverstraet by St. Lucyen steegh in de dry Roosen Hoeyen". His widow still had the firm in 1642.

HOEYE or HOYE, Rombout van den: Amsterdam 1622-1671. Son of François van den Hoeye. Published city-views of Middelburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Flissinga, Hoorn, Augspurg en Dantzich.

  Successor Rombout van der Hoeye II, until 1697. Same address as his father.

HOFFMAN & P. NEYER: Publishers of work of Jacob Houbraken, engraver in Amsterdam about 1710.

HOGENBERG, Abraham (and Gerard?): Born in Holland, son of Frans Hogenberg. Settled in Cologne, 1608. Died there ca. 1653. Published work of Wenzel Hollar, between 1630-653.

HOGENHUYSEN, Cornelis van: Amsterdam about 1698.

HOIANUS: (HOIAMIS) See Franciscus van der HOEYE.

HOLLAND, Compton: (see COMPTON HOLLAND and HENRICUS)

HOLLANDER, Gaspard de: Antwerp, about 1660.

HOLBEEX, Nathaniël: Amsterdam about 1692-1697. "in de Kloksteeg" (1697).

HONDIUS, Jodocus I: Born in Wakker near Gent, 17-10-1563. Died in Amsterdam, 18-02-1611. Map-publisher in Amsterdam "in de Calverstraete in den Wackeren Hont". "Sub cane Vigilanti" He married Colette van der Keere in 1587. (See also KEERE, Pieter van der:). They had 13 children. Jodocus worked in England from 1583 until 1593. Then he settled in Amsterdam and died there about 1611. According to Hollstein Jodocus was a son of Olivier de Hondt. (Pr.)

HONDIUS, Jodocus II: Publisher 1593-629. Son of Jodocus I. Amsterdam  "in de Calverstraet in de Wackeren Hont", (Canis Vigilis) until 1621. "op den Dam" until 1629. In 1621 he married Anna Staffmaker.

HONDIUS, Jodocus III: 1622-1655. Son of Jodocus II. Mapprinter. Amsterdam "inde Staelstraet". (1650). "aen ’t op-gaen van de Beurs" (1653). "in de Hartenstraet" (1655). In 1650 he married Margarita van Sonsbeeck.

HONDIUS, Henricus: Publisher 1597-1651. Son of Jodocus I, brother of Jodocus II. Amsterdam  "inde Kalverstraet" until 1625. "Supra Damum sub insigno Atlantis" (1627-1629). "In Damo ad intersigne Vigilantis". "sur la Dam a l'enseigne du Chien Vigilant". "op den Dam in de wackeren Hont" (1630-1640). According to Hollstein, Henricus was in 1635 in The Hague.

HONDIUS, Justus: According to Wurzbach, probable the brother of Henricus. Born 9-11-1593. On july the 12th 1628 he settled, with Francoys van der HOEYE in Amsterdam as "Boeckverkoopers".

HONDIUS, Johannes: 1687-1721. Great-grand-son of Henricus II. Engraver and publisher in Amsterdam. He married in 1706 Elisabeth Visscher, daughter of Nicolaus Visscher. (1649-1702).

HONDIUS, Henricus I: Duffel 1573-The Hague 1650. Publisher and engraver. Henricus I was a pupil of Wiericx. His father was Willem Hondius and had nothing to do with the publishingfirm. He propable made the Latin verses under the painters portraits of Wiericx. Henricus worked in Mechelen, Antwerp, Brussels, Cologne, Paris, London. Between 1604 and 1606 also in Leyden. In 1597 he married Sara Jansdr. and in 1620 Goedela van Heemskerck. In 1597 he was in the Guild of The Hague. His daughter Anna married Jan van Waesberg de Jonge, bookseller in Rotterdam (1588-1646). The adresses of Henricus I were: "In de St. Pieter alias Gortstraat" (1602-612). "Buitenhof. By de ghevangenpoort" (1629-1640). His initials: Hh.

HONDIUS, Willem: 1609 The Hague about 1660 Dantzig. Engraver. Worked in The Hague about 1636. Son of Henricus I in The Hauge. According to Hollstein Willem was born in 1597 and settled in 1636 in Dantzig.

HONDIUS, Hendrik III: The Hague 1619-1672. Also a son of Henricus I. Was between 1643-1650 in Brasil "koopman in negers" and "secretaris van St. Antony aan de Kaap St. Augustyn". Worked between 1652 and 1672 in The Hague "in de nieuwe Konst en Boeckdruckerye in de Hofstraat tegenover de Gouden Leeuw".

In my opinion there is no relation between the Hondius families in Amsterdam and The Hague

HONDT, Abraham de: The Hague about 1698.

HONDT, Pieter de: The Hague about 1726-1763.

HONERVOGT, J:

HONT, Willem de: Amsterdam about 1662.

HOOF, Egbert van den: Enkhuizen 1664-1672. "in de (oude) Wester-straet, in de Bonte Drucker".

HOOGE or HOOGHE, Romeyn de: Born in Amsterdam 10-09-1645. "kunstvercooper in de Kalverstraat" Amsterdam. Settled in Haarlem about 1678, died there in 1708.

HOORN, Abraham van: Worked in Rotterdam about 1684. "Const en Caartvercooper op 't Visschersdyck achter de Beurs".

There was also a Abraham van Hoorn in Leyden about 1672 Publisher and printseller "aan de Hooghlantsche kerk".

HOORN, Jan (Claasz.) (Timotheus), (Nicolaas) ten: Amsterdam. Jan Claesz. and Nicolaes had the address: "In de Historie-Schrijver over 't Oude Heere Logement" (1673-1728). Timotheus' address was: "In de Nes over de Bracke Grond int Sinnebeeld" (1677-1681) and "Naast de Bracke Grond" 1682-1709.

HORENBAULT, Jacques: Worked in Ghent about 1608.

HORENBEKIUS or HORENBEEK, David van: Worked in Haarlem about 1620-1629.

HORREI, Jacobi: Franeker about 1700.

HORST, Johannes van der: Worked in Middelburg about 1672.

HORTHEMELS, Daniel: Paris about 1689. "Rue Saint Jacques au Mécenas". Wurzbach mentiones a Maria Magdalena Horthemels, engaver born in Utrecht 1687 worked and died in Paris 1774.

HOUTEN, Jan ten: Bookseller Amsterdam op den Dam, about 1751-1781. His son had the firm until 1785.

HOUTHAAK, Tymen: Amsterdam.

HOUTHAECK, Dirck Cornelis: Amsterdam about 1640. Bookpublisher.

HOU(V)WE, Paulus de la: Paris about 1601-1612. "Au Palais à Paris".

HOUWENDRECHT, Jacob:

HOUWENS, Isack: about 1650-1660?

HOUWENS, Jan: Rotterdam 1667-1698. "Konst en Kaertverkooper op het Vissersdyck, ontrent de Beurs, in de Koning van Groot Brittanjen". Jan junior until 1713.

HUART:

HSL excudit is Herman Saftleven. On title of the first states of his landscapes.

HUBERT: ?? (HUBERTI ?)

HUBERTI, (or Hubertus?) Adrian: Antwerp about 1573-1585.

HUBERTI, Franciscus: Antwerp. Father of GASPARD HUBERTI.

HUBERTI, Gaspard: Antwerp until 1724. Son of 'beeldsnyder' Franciscus Huybrechts. He owned mostly all the copperplates of the publishingfirm of Martin van der ENDEN and Gillis HENDRICKX. Wurzbach is not quite sure if Huberti is valueble is publisher.

HUBERTI, Joannes:

HUCKEL, Peter: See Waal, Peter de:

HUGUETAN, Ioan. Ant.: Leyden about 1645. "Lugduni. Sumpt."

HULKENROY, Hermanus van: Haarlem.

HULKENROY, Mozes van: Haarlem about 1732.

HUMBERT, Pieter: Amsterdam about 1712.

HUMBLE, George: He worked also together with John Sudbury. They  published work of Simon de Passe.

HUMBLE, John: England. (Published work of Simon de Passe).

HUNIN, J.:

HUYSENS, Jan:

I, J

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.