(1650-1702), a pupil of Ostade, has a _Malade Imaginaire_, in which a
young woman in blue rests languidly on her pillow, attended by a
physician, who is feeling her pulse. A little dog plays by her side, and
several persons are variously grouped and laughing. A parrot cage hangs
from the ceiling. This picture is dated 1696. A different phase of life
appears in his Interior, showing a large room full of peasants,
including women and children. They are laughing at an owl on a perch,
because a man dressed in a black satin doublet is giving it a piece of
cake on the point of a knife. A bird-cage hangs from the ceiling.
=Bollongier's Carnival.=--Hans or Johan Bollongier, who lived in the
middle of the seventeenth century, has a Carnival. A man and woman are
dancing in a street, the former being dressed as a savage and carrying a
club; an individual follows them with a "rommel pot." In the foreground
we see a dog, and a man in a blue toga, holding a sword and an imperial
globe in his hands. Behind these persons a house is visible, the doors
and windows of which are filled with people. The picture is dated 1720.
=Jan Steen's Feast of St. Nicholas.=--Turning now to humorous pictures,
Jan Steen affords two. The Feast of St. Nicholas differs slightly from
the one in the Rijks, and represents the painter's family. On the right
is seated a young woman in a white satin dress and a blue velvet jacket
trimmed with white fur. She is holding out her hands to a little girl,
whose arms are full of spiced bread and other dainties. On the left a
boy is crying behind the table, on which is a shoe containing a switch,
and near him a servant, a boy, and an elderly man are laughing at his
distress. The last has a glass of wine in his hand. Behind the group is
an old woman, who is showing a piece of silver to the poor little boy to
console him for St. Nicholas's present.
=Another Humorous Picture by Jan Steen.=--Another picture which shows
Jan Steen in his most humorous vein is The Operator, who is removing the
stones from a man's head. In Holland in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries to say that a man had "a stone in his head" was only the
equivalent for saying that he was "cracked"; and "to extract the stone
from one's brain" merely meant to cure him of his folly. The patient is
seated in a surgeon's office, and the surgeon, who is behind him
performing an imaginary operation, ostentatiously places some stones in
a basin that an old woman is holding in the full view of the patient. On
the left stands a boy with a basket full of stones, from which the
surgeon supplies himself. The patient's arms are tightly bound with a
rope of straw; a crow is pecking at his hand, and he is screaming with
all his might. Some spectators at an open window are laughing heartily.
=A Similar Picture in the Style of Frans Hals.=--This may be compared
with a picture of the school of Frans Hals, called The Quack Doctor. The
doctor pretends to be cutting stones from the head of a man. To his cap
is fastened a piece of parchment with Hebrew letters and three seals,
and he wears spectacles. The patient is crying out; and a boy, dressed
as a negro, stands in front with a basin full of stones. On the right is
a table covered with a red cloth, upon which are scissors and other
instruments, books, gourds, and a water bottle.
=Cuijp's Eater of Mussels.=--Aelbert Cuijp's Eater of Mussels has a
double interest because the painter has represented himself here. The
scene is laid in a forge, where the master is eating mussels from a
plate that stands beside a glass of beer on a keg. Two little girls and
a boy are watching him with great attention, and through an open window
two gentlemen are peeping in from outside. One has a glass of wine in
his hand, and the other is the artist himself, who is laughing heartily
at the man devouring the mussels. In the foreground are seen a dog, a
large jug, an anvil, some shells, an overturned basket of wood, a cat,
and a hen. In the background are seen a blacksmith and many utensils.
=Two Bright Pictures by Van Stry.=--Abraham van Stry (1753-1826), a
pupil of his father, the architectural painter, has an amusing Table
Well Served. In a middle-class room a fat man is seated at a table, on
which stand a fine roast and other dishes. He casts an approving glance
upon a dish which a servant is just bringing in. Behind him another
servant is pouring out some wine. This artist's Village Inn represents a
peasant on a white horse. He is taking a glass of beer from the
innkeeper's wife. A servant, a barking dog, a woman, and a boy are the
other figures. The sunlight is very vivid.
=Some Characteristic Examples of the Early Netherlands School.=--The
early Netherlands school is well represented by a few characteristic
examples. Toost van der Beke, called "The Master of the Death of the
Virgin Mary," may be studied by three pictures,--Saint Jerome in his
Study, the Virgin Mary and the Infant Jesus, and Portrait of Joris van
der Helde (who died in Ghent in 1569). Dierick, or Dirck, Bouts is
represented by The Apostle Saint John, which was formerly attributed to
Rogier van der Weijden. Saint John is seated in a landscape writing the
first verse of his Gospel on a sheet of paper, and a devil is tormenting
him.
"The Master of the Half-Length Female Figures," a Dutch painter who is
supposed to have worked at Bruges between 1520 and 1540, and who is
known only by his pictures of saints on altarpieces and young women
playing musical instruments, may be studied here in pictures called
Golgotha and Young Woman Playing on a Lute. The latter is dressed in the
costume of 1540, and she is singing from a music-book the words:
"Si jayme mon amy
Trop, plus que mon mary,
Se n'est pas de mervelles."
Golgotha represents the Crucifixion. The Cross, bearing the livid figure
of Christ, is in the foreground, and beside it stand the Virgin on the
left and St. John on the right. The landscape is very fine, but is
entirely Flemish in character, although soldiers are supposed to be
returning to the distant Jerusalem. At the foot of the hills Flemish
cottages are noticeable, and the sky is gradually darkened from the sun
on the horizon, until it gets very black just above the Cross.
This may be compared with The Crucifixion of Christ of the Netherlands
school, an altarpiece of the sixteenth century, formerly attributed to
Bernard van Orley (died in Brussels in 1525). Like the former, it
presents a green landscape with horsemen wending their way to the
distant Jerusalem. The Virgin and St. John are kneeling at the foot of
the Cross, and in the clouds are two female saints, God the Father, and
the dove representing the Holy Ghost.
THE END
INDEX
[Names will be found indexed under the surname, not under the prefix
thereto; as, Dijck, van, Heem, de.]
A
Aelst, Evert van, 58, 97, 98
Aelst, Willem van, 96-98, 250
Aertsen, Pieter, 132, 183, 184, 215
Alchemist, The (Wijck), 136
Allebe, 209
Allegory of the Vigilance of the Grand Pensionary (Asselijn), 155
Alma-Tadema, 205, 208
Amalia of Solms, 4, 122
Amateur Musicians (Metsu), 74, 75
Amsterdam, Old Bourse at, 241
Amsterdam, Town Hall at, 241
Anatomy pictures, 11, 115
Anatomy Pictures, Hall of, 114, 127
Anatomy (Rembrandt), 5, 9, 11-13
Antiochus to the Augur, Visit of (Moeyaert), 32
Apol, 205, 208, 238
Architectural pictures in the Boijmans, 241-243, 262
Architectural pictures in the Mauritshuis, 57, 58
Architectural pictures in the Rijks, 187-190
Arquebusiers of Amsterdam (Flinck), 126
Arquebusiers of St. Andrew (Hals), 213
Arrival at an Inn, 50, 51
Artists' portraits of themselves, 122, 140, 145
Artist's Studio (Ostade), 169
Artz, 207, 238
As, Pieter Jansz van, 235
Asselijn, Jan, 46, 146, 155
Ast, Balthasar van der, 98
Avenue of Ash-trees (Hackaert), 132
Avercamp (or Averkamp), H., 149, 244
B
Backer, Adriaen, 215, 260
Backhuysen (or Bakhuysen), L., 52, 55, 122, 149, 150
Bakhuijzen, J. J. van de Sande, 199, 205, 208, 209, 238
Balen, Hendrick van, 186, 204, 224, 246, 250
Balten, Peter, 172
Banning Cock Company, Sortie of the, 115, 116
Barentsz, Dirck, 127
Bas, Elizabeth, Portrait of (Rembrandt), 115, 118
Bassen, Bartholomew van, 57, 104, 172, 261
Batist, Karel, 159
Battle Picture, E. van de Velde, 221
Bavegom, Jan van, 103
Bear Hunt (Potter), 139
Beelt, Kornelis, 188
Beerstraten, A., 188, 233, 241
Beerstraten, Jan, 223, 224
Beest, Osias, 250
Beest, Sybrandt van, 240
Bega, Cornelis, 169, 170, 215
Begeyn, 6
Beijeren (or Beyeren), Abraham van, 6, 98, 157, 252
Beke, Toost van der, 271
Bent, Johannes van der, 220, 224
Berchem, N., 32, 35, 36, 40, 46, 146, 162, 184, 222, 224, 234
Berckheyde (or Berck-Heyde), Gerard (or Gerrit), 58, 188, 215, 216,
242
Berck-Heyde, J. A., 188
Berckheyde, Job, 216, 241
Berckman, Hendrik, 260
Berg, G. J. van den, 260
Berghen, Dirk van, 224
Bernarts, Nicasius, 152
Bertin, Nicholas, 184
Beyerex, Abraham van, 53
Biblical pictures in the Mauritshuis, 8, 32
Biblical pictures in the Rijks, 183-185
Bicker Collection, 113
Bicker's Company Captain (B. van der Helst), 125
Bijlert, J. van, 133, 134
Bilders, 207
Binnenhof, The, 3
Birds, pictures of, 8, 56, 89, 90, 153-162, 250, 254
Biset, C. E., 103, 138
Bisschop, Christoffel, 202, 203, 208, 243, 260
Blanc, quoted, 20, 21, 26, 27, 55, 56, 73, 75, 78, 87, 88, 89-91, 95,
96, 138, 151, 164, 165, 167, 168, 176, 177, 248, 249
Bleecker, G. C., 225
Bles, David, 208
Bloem, Matthys, 155
Bloemaert, Abraham, 30, 34, 37, 133, 143, 172
Bloemaert, Adriaen, 220
Bloemaert, Hendrick, 172
Blommers, B. J., 205, 207, 238
Bloot, Pieter de, 133
Bock, Theophile de, 208, 238
Bode, quoted, 14, 15, 18, 48
Boel, Pieter, 103, 152, 251
Boeyermans, Theodoor, 103
Bol, Ferdinand, 21-23, 126, 255, 260
Bol, Ferdinand, Portrait of, 122
Bolen, van, 102
Bollongier. _See_ Boulengier, Hans.
Boone, Daniel, 137
Boonen, Arnold, 82
Borman, J., 159
Borselen, van, 208
Borssom, A. van, 159
Bosboom, 208
Bosboom, Johannes, 188, 205, 242
Bosch (Hieronymus van Aeken), 184
Bosch, Jerome, 172
Bosch, L. J. van den, 156
Bosschaert, Ambrosius, 156
Bosse, Mevrouw Bilders van, 208
Both, Andreas (or Andries), 31, 34, 146
Both, Jan (or Johannes), 31, 34-36, 46, 145, 146, 220, 224, 233, 246
Boudwijns, N., 225
Boulengier (or Bollongier), Hans, 156, 157, 269
Bourdon, Sebastian, 184
Bourse, Esaias, 137
Bout, Pieter, 220, 225
Bouts, Dierick (or Dirck), 271
Braekeleer, F. der, 188
Brakenburgh (or Brakenburg), Richard, 169, 171, 268
Bramer, Leonard, 185
Brandt, Isabella, 100, 101
Brassauw, Mechior, 185
Breakfast, The (Metsu), 182
Bredael, Pieter van, 103
Bredius, quoted, 10, 18, 21, 42-44, 65, 68, 70, 71, 100, 154
Breenborch, B., 31
Breitner, G. H., 205, 207
Brekelenkam, Q. G., 166, 167
Breughel, Abraham, 251
Breughel, Jan ("Velvet"), 57, 153, 234
Breughel, Jan, the Elder, 36, 102, 184, 186, 190, 234
Breughel, Pieter, III., 104
Bril, Paul, 46
Brise, C., 157
Broeck, Elias van den, 157,252
Bronckhorst, Jan van, 223
Brouwer, Adriaen, 66, 68, 83, 85, 105, 119, 134, 135, 215
Bull (Paul Potter), 9, 10
Burgh, R. van der, 159
Burgher, quoted, 10, 14, 25-26, 37, 41, 101, 106, 126, 128, 129, 144,
154, 173-174, 175, 177, 180, 243
Burgomasters Deliberating with Regard to the Visit of Marie de Medici
(T. de Keijser), 19-21
Byler, Jan van, 227
C
Campen, Jacob van, 3
Camphuysen, Govert, 237
Candlelight Scenes, 63, 64, 163
Capelle, Jan van de, 55
Carree, M., 235
Cascades (Ruisdael), 41, 42, 129
Cate, Hendrik Gerrit Ten, 188
Cate, Herman Ten, 205, 206
Cattle (A. Cuijp), 143
Cels, Cornelis, 260
Ceulen, C. J. van, 260
Champaigne, P. van, 260
Chase, The (A. van de Velde), 141
Chattel, Du, 208
Chemical laboratories, pictures of, 135
Chinese Boudoir, 191
Civic Guard Banquet (B. van der Helst), 123, 124
Claen, Jacques de, 216
Claez, Pieter, 98, 216
Codde, Pieter, 133, 185
Coene, Constantinus, 188
Coignet, Gilles, 29, 30
Collections in the Rijks, 191
Colonial Museum, 216
Compe, Jan Ten, 188
Conflagrations, pictures of, 149, 190, 236
Coninck, David de, 155, 156
Conversation pictures, 6, 68, 70, 262
Coques, Gonzales, 103, 104, 175
Cornelissen, Jacob, 185
Cornelisz, Cornelis, 28, 29, 33, 156
Corporation pictures, 125-127, 215, 216
Cossiers, Jan, 103
Cows in a Shady Nook (Mauve), 238
Crabeth, Wouter, the Younger, 133
Cradle, By the (Neuhuys), 202
Craeyer, Gasper de, 185
Croos, 188
Crowe, quoted, 36, 39, 40, 51-54, 58, 66, 67, 75, 80, 92, 93, 139,
140, 175, 214, 215
Cuijp, Aelbert, 37, 141-143, 148, 149, 171, 236, 243, 251, 270
Cuijp, Benjamin G., 143, 144, 184
Cuijp, Gerrit Gerritsz, 143
Cuijp, Jacob G., 34, 37, 141, 143, 261
D
Dam, Palace on the, 3, 112, 214
Dead Game and Vegetables (Snyders), 152
Decker, Cornelis, 235
Deelen, Dirck (or Dirk) van, 58, 261, 262
Delff, Cornelis J., 156
Delff, Jacobus, 260
Delft, View of (Vermeer), 43, 44
Despatch, The (Ter Borch), 6, 71
Dietz, 187
Dijck, A. van, 6, 102, 121, 126, 184, 260
Dijk, Philip van, 82
Dinner, Picture of a (Tilborgh), 107
Doctor's Visit, The (Jan Steen), 85
_Doelen_ pictures, 125-127
Donck, Gerrit, 232, 233
Dordrecht, View of (Cuijp), 37, 143
Dordrecht (J. van Goyen), 38
Dou (or Dow), Gerrit (or Gerard), 6, 59-64, 74, 75, 77, 78, 80, 87,
138, 162-164, 166, 206, 255
Dou, Gerrit, Portrait of, 122
"Dou of Architectural Painters," The, 187
Dreamer, The (Maes), 138
Drinking Horn, Silver, 123, 191
Droochsloot, Joost C., 104, 105, 216, 236, 237
Drost, Cornelis, 183
Dubbels, Jan, 55, 149
Dujardin, Karel, 31, 35, 36, 56, 126, 127, 144, 145, 175, 225
Dupper Collection, 113
Dupper Hall, 114
Durer, Albrecht, 260
Dusart, C., 170
Dutch artists in Rome, colony of, 31
Dutch buildings, 191
Dutch garden, 191
"Dutch Hogarth, The," 86
Dutch Kitchen in the Stedelijk Museum, 195
Dutch landscapes, 37-44, 55, 128, 146, 229-231, 235, 237
"Dutch Watteau, The," 86
Duval, Robert, 5
Duyster, Willem Cornelisz, 133
Duyts, Jan de, 103
E
Eeckhout (or Eckhout), G. van der (or van den), 23, 155, 183, 226, 260
Eerelman, 209
Ehrenberg, Willem van, 103
Elias, Claes, 11
Elias, N., 127
Elliger, Ottomar, 160
Elsheimer (or Elshaimer, Elzheimer), Adam, 30, 31, 225
Esselens, Jacob, 223
Essen, van, 209
Evening School (Dou), 64, 162, 163
Everdingen, A. van, 46, 55, 129, 216, 231
Eversdijcks, C. W., 254
Eversdijcks, Willem, 254
Eysden, Robbert van, 260
F
Fabricius, Karel, 43, 183, 260
Fantasmagories, 157
Farm-house, The Old (Murant), 187
Fergusson, W. G., 159
Fiddler, The (Ostade), 65
Fish markets, pictures of, 240
Fish, pictures of, 98, 156, 157, 159, 240, 252
Fisherman's Children (Israels), 197
Flamen, 56
Flemalle, Bertholet, 186
Flemish pictures in the Rijks, 184, 185
Flinck, Govert, 122, 125, 126, 183, 260
Floating Feather, The (M. d'Hondecoeter), 89, 154
Floris, Frans, 28
Flowers, pictures of, 8,91-98, 156-158, 248-253
Fourment, Helena, 99-101, 121
Francken, Frans, the Younger, 57, 104, 262
Francken, Frans, II., 184
Francken, Frans, III., 57
French pictures in the Mauritshuis, 8
French pictures in the Rijks, 191
Fromantiou, de, 50
Fruit, pictures of, 8, 91-98, 156-161, 248-253
Fyt, Jan, 88, 152, 153, 155
G
Gabriel, 208, 245
Gael, Barent, 37, 47, 131, 241
Gaesbeeck, Adriaen van, 133
Gelder, Aert de, 6
Gelder, N. van, 250
German pictures in the Mauritshuis, 8
German pictures in the Rijks, 184,185
Gheyn, de, 28
Gijselaer, Nicolaes de, 185
Gillemans, J. P., 250
Gilpin, quoted, 27
Glauber, Johannes, 186
Goethe, 167
Gogh, Vincent van, 238
Goltzius, H., 28, 29, 186, 216, 227
Golz, Hubert, 28
Gool, Jan van, 235
Goubau, Antoni, 103
Goyen, Jan van, 6, 35,37, 38, 46, 144, 233, 243, 244
Goyen, Jan van, pupils of, 37-39
Goyen, Marguerite van, 38, 84, 179, 180
Graat, Barend, 185
Grebber, Pieter de, 35
Greef (or Gryff, Grif, Grifir, Gryef), Anton, 89
Greville, quoted, 157
Grimani, H. Jacobs, 132
Grocer's Shop (F. van Mieris the Younger), 173
Grocer's Shop (W. van Mieris), 78, 79
Gysels, Peter, 103
H
Haag, T. P. C., 5
Haanen, G. G., 260
Haarlem, 213
Haarlem Museum, 17
Haarlem, View of (Ruisdael), 41, 42
Haas, J. H. L. de, 208, 238
Hackaert, Jan, 37, 132, 224
Haerlem, C. van, 185
Haerlem, Pieter Claes van, 159
Hagen, Joris van der, 27, 48, 225
Hague Gallery, 5, 8
Hals, Dirck (or Dirk), 119, 249
Hals, Frans, 6, 18, 44, 66, 67, 74, 118, 119, 125, 178,181, 213-215,
260, 270
Hals, Frans, Portrait of Himself and Wife, 119
Hanneman, A., 260
Hanselaere, P. van, 185
Happy Family, The (Jan Steen), 179
Haseleer, Frans, 185
Hauser, 22
Hawking Scene (Wouwermans), 146
Hay-wagon, The (Wouwermans), 91, 249, 250
Heck, C. D. van der, 188, 189
Hecke, J. van den, 103
Hecke, van der, 56
Hecken, A. van der, 133
Heda, G. W., 216
Heda, W. C., 91, 249
Heem, Cornelis de, 92, 249
Heem, David de, 91, 156, 157, 161, 248
Heem, Jan Davidsz (or David) de, 6, 91-94, 156, 157, 248, 249
Heem, Johan de (false signature), 159
Heemskerck, M. van, 184
Heerschop, H., 186
Helst, B. van der, 10, 17, 20, 107, 121-127, 258
Henkes, 208
Herkulens, Mariette, 84
Hermit, The. _See_ Swanevelt.
Hermit, The (Dou), 163
Heusch, Willem de, 220
Heyden (or Heyde), Jan van der, 48, 57, 58, 187, 232
Hilverdink, E. A., 189
History of the Netherlands, pictures of the, 195
Hobbema, Meyndert, 37, 130, 131, 230
Homer Reciting His Poems (Rembrandt), 16
Hondecoeter, G. d', 90, 153, 155, 254
Hondecoeter, Gillis d', 153
Hondecoeter, M. d', 6, 56, 88-90, 142, 153, 154, 254
Hondius, Abraham, 253, 254
Honthorst, 21, 121, 134, 216, 258
Honthorst, Portrait of, 122
Hooch, Pieter de, 20, 25, 26, 75, 82, 137, 171, 175, 177, 198
Hoogstraten, S. van, 26, 64, 177, 184
Hoop, van der, Collection, 113, 114
Horse-pond, The (Wouwermans), 146
Houbraken, 6, 77, 158
Houckgeest (or Hoogest), Gerard, 6, 58
House in the Wood, The, 4, 111
Housekeeper, The Good (Dou), 59, 60
Hove, B. T. van, 238, 239
Hove, Hubertus van, 206, 238
Huchtenburgh, Jacob, 222, 223
Huchtenburgh, Johan, 221, 222
Hulst, Frans de, 239
Huntsman's Present, The (Metsu), 181, 182
Huysum, Jan van, 6, 93-95, 97, 160, 161
Hymans, quoted, 77-78
I
Industrial Art, Museum of, 216
Insects in art, 96, 98, 156, 158, 159, 250, 251
Interiors in the Boijmans, 261-264
"Inventor of Cascades," 130
Isacsz, Isaac, 185
Israels, Josef, 197-199, 206
Italian influence on Dutch painters, 27-36
Italian Landscapes, 30, 31, 36, 46, 145, 146, 151, 152, 222-227
Italian pictures in the Mauritshuis, 7, 8
Italian pictures in the Rijks, 184, 185
J
Jacobsz, Dirck, 127
Jaeger, Gerard de, 238
Jansen, 208
Janson, Johannes, 189
Jester (Hals), 119
Jewish Bride (Rembrandt), 115, 117, 118
Jewish Peddler, Old (Israels), 197
Jong, Sosselin de, 207
Jongkind, 245
Jordaens, J., 186
Jordaens, Maes's visit to, 24, 25
Jouckeer, 56
K
Kaemmerer, 209
Kalff (or Kalf), Willem, 98, 158, 159, 265
Karssen, K., 189
Kate, Mari Ten, 208
Keijser, Theodor de, 121, 122, 143
Keijser, Thomas de, 11, 18-21, 127
Keirinckx, Alexander, 232
Kessel, Jan van, 159, 230
Key, William, 28
Kicking White Horse (Wouwermans), 147
Kitchen, The Good (Teniers), 6, 106
Kitchen utensils, painted by Kalff, 158, 159
Kitchen, Village, 265
Klinkenberg, J. C. C., 7, 189, 205, 208, 243
Kloster, E., 189
Kobell, 207
Koekkoek, H., 207, 247
Koninck, Jacob, 235
Koninck, Philip, 26, 27, 171
Koninck, Salomon, 23, 24, 32, 266
Korff, Bakker, 208
"Krabbetje." _See_ Asselijn.
Kruseman, C., 185
Kruseman, J. A., 185
Kuyl, G., van der, 133
L
Lachtropius, N., 160
Lady at the Clavecin (Molenaer), 181
Lady with a Parrot (A. de Vois), 165
Laen, D. J. van der, 189
Laer, P. de, 135
Lairesse, G. de, 35, 79, 127, 186
Lamme, Cornelia, 267
Lampson, D., 28
Landscapes. _See_ Dutch Landscapes and Italian Landscapes.
Lastman, Pieter, 33, 185, 226
Leducq, Jean, 56
Leemans (or Leemens), A., 99, 159
Leenhoff, F., statuette of Israels by, 197
Leeuw, P. van der, 235
Leeuw, S. van der, 235
Leichert, C. H. J., 239, 240
Lemke, quoted, 44
Lievens, Jan, 33
Lijs, Jan, 132, 133
Limborch, H. van, 228
Limborgh, H. van, 186
Lingelbach, J., 51, 52, 55, 56, 222
Lingelbach, J., figures by, 26, 36, 37, 45-47, 57, 131, 148, 220, 224,
225, 230, 241
"Little Van Dijck, The," 104
Loffelt, A. C., quoted, 196
Lombard, Lambert, 28
"Long Peter." _See_ Aertsen.
Looten, Jan, 234
Lorme, A. de, 261
Lorraine, Claude, 33, 34, 45, 224
M
Maartsen, Jan, 220
Maas, Dirk, 220
Maes, Evert C. van der, 227
Maes, Nicholas, 22, 24-26, 44, 122, 137, 138, 257
Man, Cornelus de, 263
Man, L. G., 247
Mans, Fredericus, 247
Marines in the Boijmans, 246-247
Marines in the Mauritshuis, 8, 52, 56
Marines in the Rijks, 149, 150
Marines in the Stedelijk, 203, 204
Maris, J., 200, 201, 208
Maris, Matthys, 202
Maris, Willem, 201, 208
Marius, G. H., quoted, 200-202
Marrel, Jacob, 158
Marseus. _See_ Schrieck.
Marshy Landscape (Roelofs), 199
"Marvel of Her Century, The," 159
"Master of the Half-Length Female Figures," 271
Maurice (or Maurits) of Nassau, Prince, and portraits of, 3, 121, 256
Mauritshuis, The, 3, 112
Mauve, Anton, 195-197, 208, 238
Meer, Jan van der, the Younger, 173
Meer, Van der, 174
Meer, Jan van der, 238, 239
Meer, Madame van der, Portrait of, 118
Memling, 46
Menagerie, A (Jan Steen), 86
Mesdag, H. W., 203, 204, 247, 248
Metsu, Gabriel, 6, 20, 68-75, 77, 78, 82, 83, 85, 181, 182, 258
Michau, Theobald, 236
Michel, Emile, quoted, 13
Mierevelt, Michael, 11, 16, 21, 120, 121, 256
Mieris, F. van, 6, 76-78, 173, 240
Mieris, Willem van, 76, 78-80, 173
Mignon, Abraham, 92, 94, 160, 161, 252
_Mignon au Chat_, 160
Mirrored Cow (Potter), 9, 10
Modern Dutch Art, 205-209, 238
Modern pictures in the Stedelijk, 204, 205
Moeyaert, Nicolas, 32, 133
Molenaer, Jan Miense, 181, 264
Molenaer, Nicolaas, 234
Molyn (or Molijn), Pieter, 55, 234
Mommers, Hendrick, 225
Moni, Louis de, 82, 138
Moonlight Scenes, 149
Moor, K. de, 63
Moreelse, Paulus, 119, 120, 127, 227, 228
Moreelse's portrait of himself, 6, 21
Moro, A., 20, 21
Mostert, Jan, 254
Moucheron, F. R. de, 36, 46, 48, 223
Murant, Emanuel, 187, 234
Musscher, M. van, 169, 170
"Mute of Kampen, The," 149
Muys, N., 266, 267
Mytens, 255
Mythological pictures in the Mauritshuis, 8, 29-34
Mythological pictures in the Rijks, 185-187
N
Nason, Pieter, 256
Neeffs, Pieter, 57
Neeffs, Pieter the Elder, 57, 58, 189, 190, 242
Neer, A. van der, 148, 149, 231
Neer, Eglon van der, 57, 81, 266
Neo-Classic School, French, 205
Netscher, Caspar, 21, 22, 71, 72, 136, 137, 235, 257
Neuhuys, Albert, 202
Night Watch, The (Rembrandt), 112, 115, 116
Noort, Pieter, 156
Nymegen, G. van, 232
O
Ochtervelt, Jacob van, 82, 262
Olis, Jan, 134
Ommeganck, Maria J., 237
Oosterwyck, Maria van, 93
Operator, The (Jan Steen), 269, 270
Opzoomer, Simon, 256
Orange, Princes of, 4
Orley, Bernard van, 272
Orpheus (Potter), 139
Os, Georgius, J. J. van, 162, 237, 252
Os, Jan van, 162
Os, Marie M. van, 162
Os, Peter G. van, 162, 236, 237
Os, Pieter F. van, 236
Ostade, Adriaen van, 47, 64-68, 74, 83, 85, 107, 135, 168, 169, 231,
258
Ostade, Isaak van, 170, 231
Oudenrogge, Johannes van, 134
Overschie in Moonlight (Jongkind), 245
P
Palamedesz, A., 261
Pape, Abraham de, 80
Parrot Cage (Jan Steen), 178, 179
Paternal Advice (Ter Borch), 167
Pavilion Hall, 114
Paviljoen Welgelegen, 112, 216
Peleus and Thetis, Marriage of, (Bloemaert), 34, 35
Pencz, George, 266
Physicians, Jan Steen's, 84, 85
Picture Gallery, picture of a (Coques), 103, 104
Pierson, Christoffel, 98, 99
Pinas, Jan, 33
Poel, Egbert van der, 135, 190, 236
Poelemburg (Poelenburg, or Poelenburgh), Cornelis van, 30, 31, 148,
220, 223, 232
Poll Collection, van der, 113
Poll Hall, van der, 114
Pompe, Gerrit, 244
Pool, Juriaan, 257
Pork Butcher, The (Victors), 182, 183
Portrait of a Girl (Vermeer), 44, 45
Portrait of F. van Mieris and his wife, 6, 76
Portrait of Sieur de Roovere (Cuijp), 37
Portrait of Ter Borch by himself, 71
Portrait Hall in the Rijks, 114, 128
Portraits, F. Hals, 214
Portraits in the Boijmans, 254-261
Portraits in the Mauritshuis, 8, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 37, 71, 75, 76,
80, 99, 100-102
Portraits in the Rijks, 118-122, 145
Post, Frans, 3
Post, Pieter, 3
Pot, Hendrik, 17
Potter, Paul, 9, 10, 138, 139
Potter, Paul, portraits of, 10, 107
Potter, Pieter Symonsz, 10, 156
Pourbus, Pieter, 256
Presentation in the Temple (Rembrandt), 13, 14
Princess, The Little (Moreelse), 119, 120
Pynacker (or Pijnacker), Adam, 36, 46, 145, 222
Q
Quack Doctor (of the school of F. Hals), 270
Quast, Peter J., 135
Queborn, C. van den, 255
Quellinus, E., 265
Quinckhard, Julius, 138
R
"Ramelaer." _See_ Coninck, David de.
Ravesteyn, J. A. van, 16, 17, 21
Realistic School, 207
Reekers, H., 253
Regent pictures, 125-127, 213, 214
Reinst, G., 145
Rembrandt, 11-16, 27, 28, 125
Rembrandt, compared with Dou, 61
Rembrandt, compared with Hals, 215
Rembrandt, masters of, 33
Rembrandt, portraits by, 15, 16
Rembrandt, pupils of, 21, 23, 24, 26, 32
Reptiles, pictures of, 98, 157, 158
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, quoted, 6, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 40, 43, 51, 55,
62, 81, 83, 91, 100, 102, 107, 124, 150, 161, 252
Rijck, Pieter C. van, 132
Rijks Museum, 111-113
Rinder, Frank, 45
Ring, Pieter de, 98, 157
River Scenes, 242-245
_Robe de Satin_ (Ter Borch), 69, 167