New Project: Johanna Sibylla Küsel-Kraus

In the seventeenth century it was common for children to learn their parents' trade a …


In the seventeenth century it was common for children to learn their parents' trade a …

The first two volumes of our expected seven volume catalogue on Dominicus Custos have …
Publishing schedule 2022

The New Hollstein Dutch & Flemish - The Liefrink dynasty compiled by Jeroen Luyck …

Sixty-seven years after the publication of the first volume in Hollstein’s …

In this volume the large and diverse œuvre of Andreas Trost, a remarkable Centr …

The Liefrinck family was a Netherlandish dynasty of printmakers that consisted of th …

Crispijn de Passe I (1564-1637) hailed from the town of Arnemuiden in the Dutch provi …

Abraham Blooteling (Amsterdam 1640–Amsterdam 1690) was a technically brilliant …

Like his father, Peter Troschel worked partly from his own designs, but most of h …

This new catalogue of Barthel Beham's prints appears 65 years after the correspondin …

The De Brys are best known as book publishers who were active in Frankfurt am Main an …
Publishing schedule 2021

Joachim von Sandrart included Hans Troschel the Younger in his Teutsche Academie, 167 …

Jacob Christoff Le Blon (1667-1741) moved to Amsterdam in 1703 when publishers were …

Pieter de Jode II (1606-1670/74) and Arnold de Jode (1638-c. 1669) Pieter de Jode …

The Swiss printmaker Johann Jacob Thourneysen the Elder worked widely and successful …

Pieter de Jode I (1573-1634) Gerard de Jode’s younger son Pieter was trained …

The present Hollstein German volume includes book illustrations in chronological ord …

The present Hollstein German volume includes a wonderfully evocative woodcut of a pr …

This volume contains the work of the painter-etcher (Maler-Radirer) Johann Carl von …

At long last the German Hollstein series has finished with artists whose surnames be …

Jacob Cornelisz. van Oostsanen In the early decades of the sixteenth century Jacob Cornelisz (c. 1460/65-1533) headed a productive workshop in Kalverstraat in Amsterdam.

Johann Ulrich Kraus was born to a widely dispersed family of artists and artisans. He was the son of the carpenter Ulrich Krauss and received initial training in carpentry from him.