- 1712, was the man to whom
Houbraken dedicated the
first volume of his
Schouburg.[citation needed]
Ostade was the
contemporary of the
Flemish painters...
-
source of
information on 17th-century
artists of the Netherlands. The
Schouburg is
listed as one of the
thousand most
important works in the
Canon of...
-
artist biographies,
otherwise known as the "Nieuw
Schouburg". The full
title is De
Nieuwe Schouburg der
Nederlantsche kunstschilders en schilderessen:...
-
Willem van
Mieris (top) and his
father Frans,
illustration by Aert
Schouman and
Jacob Houbraken for Jan van Gool's
Nieuwe Schouburg...
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behind the
Painter Schouburg in the
Digitale Biblioth**** der
Nederlandse Letteren (DBNL, "Digital
library for
Dutch literature")
Schouburg on
Google books...
-
Published by
Thomas Fonteyn, Haarlem, 1648 P. 390
Johan van Gool; De
nieuwe schouburg der
Nederlantsche kunstschilders en schilderessen, 1750 1751, Publisher...
- work in turn
became one of the
primary sources for
Arnold Houbraken's
Schouburg, who
wrote a
little poem
about him: Wat arbeid, moeite, en yver, What...
- Hogarth.
Houbraken also
engraved the
portraits for Jan van Gool's
Nieuwe schouburg der
Nederlantsche kunstschilders (Den Haag, 1750–51). His
oeuvre of more...
- van
Wittel gebentnaamt de
Toorts van
Amersfoort in
Arnold Houbraken's
Schouburg (in Dutch)
Ludovica Trezzani. "Wittel,
Gaspar van."
Grove Art Online....
-
Filippo Baldinucci (Notizie de' Professori, 1681), and
Arnold Houbraken (
Schouburg, 1720) are some of the
early biographers who used
material from his Schilder-boeck...
