18th C. Printdrawings around Ploos Van Amstel:
Cornelis Van Noorde

 

Ploos Van Amstel               Jurriaan Cootwyck              Bernard Schreuder            Johannes Körlein       Cornelis Brouwer  

Cornelis Ploos Van Amstel  (1726-1798)

Cornelis was a very successful entrepreneur and that allowed him to become one of the most important art collectors from the Netherlands. Besides collecting drawings he was also interested in the scientific aspect of print making and experimented constantly in seeking new techniques to make etchings in a drawing alike style that reproduced his important collection. He experimented with printing in colour from several plates. He can be called a real inventor and brought the technique of printing to a new level. His working methods have been revealed by Th. Laurentius and catalogued in the work 'Cornelis Ploos van Amstel' Kunstverzamelaar en prentuitgever, published in 1980.

He worked with other printmakers who were obliged to keep the newly invented techniques secret. Some of his assistants include Bernard Schreuder, Elisabeth van Woensel, Cornelis Buys, Cornelis Brouwer. His printer was Johannes Körlein. Son-in-law of Cornelis Troost
 

Cornelis van Noorde (1731, Haarlem – 1795, Amsterdam)

18th-century landscape painter and draughtsman from the Northern Netherlands. He was the son of Rijkes van Noorde and Josina van de Berg, who ran a bakery. He was the pupil of Frans Decker, and Tako Hajo Jelgersma.. Member of the Haarlem Guild of St. Luke in 1761. He was a teacher and director of the Haarlemse Teekenacademie, His pupils were Augustijn Claterbos, Warnaar Horstink, and Johannes Swertner. Though he is known for copies of old masters, vignets , portraits and pastoral landscapes, his work is most appreciated for his detailed drawings of architectural works that have since disappeared from the landscape altogether. His sketch book is in the collection of the North Holland archives and has been published as an important historical documentThe North Holland Archives and Teylers Museum have drawings, water colors, etchings, engravings, and charcoal sketches by this versatile artist who seemed to draw whatever he saw wherever he was.

PORTRET OF AN UNKNOWN MAN ( CORNELIS VISSCHER ? ) - 1769
Portrait of an unknown man, possibly Cornelis Visscher

Portret van een onbekende man met een paar handschoenen in zijn hand en een breedgerande hoed op zijn hoofd. Op de achtergrond een gordijn en lijstwerk.

Reference:
Van Huffel 53                                       27,50 by 20,30 cm
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Inv. RP-P-OB-24.147
Inscription on the backside:
in 't koper gebragt door Corn: van Noorde, 1769

Drawer: Cornelis Visscher (1628-1658)
Engraver: Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795)

Technique:
Etching in 'crayon' manner.

Note:
Given as a self portrait by Visscher on the matting,

ZELFPORTRET VAN CORNELIS VAN NOORDE - 1765
Self Portrait

Zelfportret van Cornelis van Noorde, zittend naast zijn schildersezel, wijzend naar het schilderij dat erop staat. Op de voorgrond liggen de attributen van de graveur.

Reference:
Wurzbach 3                                      20 by 15 cm
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Inv. RP-P-OB-24.173X
Inscription on the backside:
na 't Leeven geteekend en in 't koper gebragt door Corn: van Noorde, 1765

Drawer and engraver: Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795)

Technique:
Etching in 'crayon' manner.

Note:
Lovely self portrait with the tools of the engraver at the age of 34

 

MAN MET EEN PIJP ZITTEND BIJ EEN TAFEL - 1765

man rookt een pijp zittend op een stoel naast een tafel.
Op tafel staan een fles en een glas.

Reference:
Wurzbach 35                                       18,40 by 14,10 cm
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Inv. RP-P-1883-A-6919
Inscription on the backside:
Na een tekening van Corn. Troost in 't koper gebragt door Corn: van Noorde, 1765

Drawer: Cornelis Troost (1696-1750)
Engraver: Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795)

Technique:
Etching in 'crayon' manner.

PEASANT WOMAN NURSING A CHILD - 1767

A peasant woman nursing a child at centre, two other children and a man around her

Reference:
Wurzbach 33, Hollstein 20                                       15,10 by 16,60 cm
British Museum inv. 2006,u.890
Inscription on the backside:
Na een tekening van Lingelbag. in 't koper gebragt door Corn: van Noorde, 1767

Drawer: Johannes Lingelbach (1622-1674)
Engraver: Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795)

Technique:
Etching

 


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