Theatrum Biblicum : customized picture bible with various print series / handwritten commentary by Jan Philipsz. Schabaelje; engravings by Maarten van Heemskerck, Philips Galle, Cornelis I Galle, Adriaen Collaert, Hans II Collaert, Hendrick Goltzius, Johannes Stradanus and Jacques de Bie and Jan Baptist Barbé

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Titel: Theatrum Biblicum [Album] : customized picture bible with various print series; handwritten commentary by Jan Philipsz. Schabaelje; engravings by Maarten van Heemskerck, Philips Galle, Cornelis I Galle, Adriaen Collaert, Hans II Collaert, Hendrick Goltzius, Johannes Stradanus and Jacques de Bie and Jan Baptist Barbé
Inscripties: Inscription at the back of the binding: "Jan Gerritsz schipper op Ench= / uijsen ende Stijntien Dircks / sijn huijsvrouwe, woonende binnen Alckmaer / desen 3 Inuij Anno / 1642"

Auteur(s): De Vos, Maarten (1532-1603). Graveur
Auteur(s): van Heemskerck, Maerten (1498-1574). Graveur
Auteur(s): Galle, Cornelis, I (1576-1650) - engraver and draughtsman. Graveur
Auteur(s): Galle, Philips (1537-1612) - engraver, publisher. Graveur
Auteur(s): Collaert, Adriaen (1560-1618). Graveur
Auteur(s): Collaert, Hans II (1561/66-1620/28). Graveur
Auteur(s): Goltzius, Hendrick (1558-1616). Graveur
Auteur(s): Stradanus, Johannes (Brugge, 1523 - Florence, 1605) - Flemish painter. Graveur
Auteur(s): De Bie, Jacques (1581-ca. 1640). Graveur
Auteur(s): Barbé, Jan Baptist (1578-1649). Graveur
Auteur(s): Schabaelje, Jan Philipsz (1585 ou 1592-1656). Auteur
Auteur(s): Bruegel, Pieter, I (ca.1525 - 1569). Artiest

Collatie: 1 print bible : engraving and etching; handwritten commentary in red and brown ink ; 299 × 354 mm (closed)

Herkomst: Jan Philipsz. Schabaelje, Alkmaar (ca. 1642); sold or gifed by the former to Jan Gerritsz and his wife Stijntien Dircks, Alkmaar (1642); acquired from Craddock & Barnard, London (1964).

Annotatie: An inscription at the back of the binding reveals that in 1642, the book belonged to the Alkmaar skipper Jan Gerritsz (ca. 1610/1615-1672) and his wife Stijntien Dircks (ca. 1610/1615-before 1652), the daughter of a bricklayer (Van Heesch 2024, pp. 107-108).; The concluding caption in the picture bible refers Pieter Bruegel's engraving Triumph of Time, which is lost today but can still be identified through Schabaelje’s description (Van Heesch 2024, pp. 114-115).; The individual series and prints have been catalogued separately (inv. S.V 89142 up to and including S.V 89171).

Gegevensbron: Delineavit et sculpsit ; no. 55 ( 2024), pp. 107-115 (Daan van Heesch, 'The Skipper and the Miller: A Note on Print Ownership and a Customized Picture Bible in Alkmaar, 1642')

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Iconclass: 25M The Seven Wonders of the World; 71 Old Testament; 73 New Testament

ISBD: Bekijk de ISBD weergave; Theatrum Biblicum [Album] : customized picture bible with various print series / handwritten commentary by Jan Philipsz. Schabaelje; engravings by Maarten van Heemskerck, Philips Galle, Cornelis I Galle, Adriaen Collaert, Hans II Collaert, Hendrick Goltzius, Johannes Stradanus and Jacques de Bie and Jan Baptist Barbé. - 1642 ; Alkmaar : [Jan Philipsz. Schabaelje]. - 1 print bible : engraving and etching; handwritten commentary in red and brown ink ; 299 × 354 mm (closed). - An inscription at the back of the binding reveals that in 1642, the book belonged to the Alkmaar skipper Jan Gerritsz (ca. 1610/1615-1672) and his wife Stijntien Dircks (ca. 1610/1615-before 1652), the daughter of a bricklayer (Van Heesch 2024, pp. 107-108). The concluding caption in the picture bible refers Pieter Bruegel's engraving Triumph of Time, which is lost today but can still be identified through Schabaelje’s description (Van Heesch 2024, pp. 114-115). The individual series and prints have been catalogued separately (inv. S.V 89142 up to and including S.V 89171).