1623

Source:

Painter: Adriaen van de Venne
Location: Daily Mail and General Trust plc, London | Collection Associated Newspapers (since 1927).
Year: 1623
Links: [Photo], [photo before cleaning].

Comments:

Nigel Roche (2000, page viii): ‘It was cleaned in 1986.’

Ronald Rijkse (2014, page 4) provides the text in the right corner: ‘Hier Inde Schilderywinckel Druckt men Boeken in verscheiden tael: ende Placcaeten van verkoopingen van Landen/Huysen/Schepen/en Ander Goederen. 1623.’

Technique:

Painting

Publications

Lammertse, Friso and van der Veen, Jaap (2006) Uylenburgh & Son, Art and Commerce from Rembrandt to De Lairesse: 1625-1675 Zwolle: Waanders Publishers. (Figure 107).

Rijkse, R. (2014) ‘Het zeventiende-eeuwse culturele centrum van de gebroeders Van de Venne in Middelburg’, Nehalennia 186, winter 2014, pp. 1-6 [pdf]

Roche, Nigel (2000) The iconography of the printing office to 1700. Unpublished MA thesis. Library andInformation Studies, University College London.

Stijnman, Ad (2012) Engraving and Etching 1400-2000: A History of the Development of Manual Intaglio Printmaking Process, London: Archetype; Houten: Hes & De Graaf. (figure 73).

Stijnman, Ad (forthcoming 2021) ‘The Printshop of Jan Pietersz. van de Venne, Middelburg, 1623’, in Colin Murray, Sophie Pitman, Tianna Uchacz (eds.) Spaces of Making and Thinking, New York: Bard Graduate Center Press.