Publishing schedule 2022
Publishing schedule 2022
Scientific studies
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Review The Liefrinck dynasty in Historians of Netherlandish Art
The New Hollstein Dutch & Flemish - The Liefrink dynasty compiled by Jeroen Luyck …
Published: HG C Andras trost (continued) - Johann Twenger
Sixty-seven years after the publication of the first volume in Hollstein’s …
Published: HG XCIX Andreas Trost
In this volume the large and diverse œuvre of Andreas Trost, a remarkable Centr …
Published: The Liefrinck dynasty I-II
The Liefrinck family was a Netherlandish dynasty of printmakers that consisted of th …
New Project: The De Passe dynasty
Crispijn de Passe I (1564-1637) hailed from the town of Arnemuiden in the Dutch provi …
New Project: Abraham Blooteling
Abraham Blooteling (Amsterdam 1640–Amsterdam 1690) was a technically brilliant …
Published: HG XCVII-XCVIII Peter Troschel (continued)
Like his father, Peter Troschel worked partly from his own designs, but most of h …
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