Index
NB: Numbers in bold refer to illustrations. tm = Teylerâs Museum.
Abrams, Meyer Howard (1912â2015), American literary critic
241
Academy (drawing)
13
,
70
,
71
,
73.
See also
Amsterdam
;
Haarlem
Academy/academies of science
10
,
15
,
16
,
73
Academy.
See
Berlin, Academy of Science
;
Freiberg, Mining Academy
;
Paris, Academy (of art), Academy of Science
;
Philadelphia, Academy of Science
;
Royal Society in London
;
St Petersburg, Academy of Science
Achilles, figure from Greek mythology
Achilles among the daughters of
Lycomedes.
See
Franco, Giovanni Battista
Adam
39
Adams, George (1750â1795), English optician, writer, mathematical instrument maker to George iii
15
Aesthetic Revolution
239 â51 (passim)
Air(s)
8
,
37
,
39
,
40n68.
See also
Phlogiston theory
Air pumpâTable 7.1 (18a, 18b)
Aldrovandi, Ulisse (1522â1605), Italian naturalist
91
Alembert, Jean-Baptiste le Rond dâ (1717â1783), French philosopher
11
,
89
,
106.
See also
Diderot, Denis
Alexandria
108
Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode, Weekblad voor min en meer Geoefenden, Behelzende Berichten uit de Geleerde Wereld van alle Landen (General messenger of art and literature, a weekly for the more or less learned, with reports from the scholarly world in all countries), Haarlem weekly (1788â1861)
30
,
31n40
,
179
,
180n28
,
181
,
193
,
194n10
,
195
Allebé, August (1838â1927), Dutch artist, visited tm (19/9/1854)âTable 9.1
Alliance of Early Universal Museums (2020)
65n24
American(s), native
93n22
American War of Independence (1775â1783)
20n4
Amsterdam
15
,
21n6
,
29
,
37
,
46n13
,
78
,
82 (4.6)
,
85
,
93n22
,
94n29
,
114
,
136
,
172
,
177
,
184
,
203
,
206n49
,
230
,
237n68
Amsterdams Historisch Museum (1926; since 2010 Amsterdam Museum)
91
Arti et Amicitiae, artistsâ society in Amsterdam (1839)
190
Blaauw Jan Menagerie (17thâ18th century)
93n22
Drawing academy of the city
70 (4.1)
,
136
,
177
,
183
,
184
Felix Meritis, cultural society (1777â1888)
21n6
,
177
,
184
,
201n29
âTekenzaalâ (Drawing Gallery)
83 (4.7)
âZaal der Natuurkundeâ (Physics Room)
82 (4.6)
International Art-historical Congress (1898)
55n13
,
181n33
International Institute of Social History
169n5
Koninklijk (Royal) Museum (1808â1810), predecessor of the Rijksmuseum
83
Rijksmuseum (in Trippenhuis 1817â1885; in the building by P. J. H. Cuypers since 1885)
36n54
,
49n6
,
97
,
183n42
,
196
,
201
,
206n49
Synagogue of the Portugese (Sephardic) Jews (1675)
79 (4.3)
Town Hall
70 (4.1)
Trippenhuis (location of Rijksmuseum 1817â1885).
See
Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
Anatomy/anatomical/anatomist
27
,
37n57
,
92, 93
,
128
,
177n13
,
221
Ancién Regime
81
Ancient(s)
See
Antique/antiquity
Andriessen, family of artists
196
Andriessen, Anthonie (1746â1813), Dutch artist, visited tm (5/6/1791)
Table 9.1
Andriessen, Christiaan (1775â1846), Dutch artist, visited tm (3/9/1799)
Table 9.1
Andriessen, Jurriaan (1742â1819), Dutch artist, visited tm (5/6/1791)
Table 9.1
Anglo-Dutch War, Fourth (1780â1784)
20n4
Anti-French
31
Anti-Orangism/anti-Orangist(s)
20n4
,
35n51.
See also
Patriot
Antique/Antiquity
91
,
105n56
,
145
,
177
,
183
,
184
,
185
,
187
,
239
,
243n9
,
245n10
Anthropology
16n28
Antwerp
St Lukeâs Guild
77
Apol, Louis (1850â1936), Dutch artist, visited tm (8/5/1894)
Table 9.1
Apostool, Cornelis (1762â1844), Dutch artist, first director of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (1808â1844)
183
Archimedes, Greek mathematician (288â212 before Chr.)/Archimedean
248
Archives du Musée Teyler (1866â1953)
55n12
Ardea purpurea (Purpere reiger)
Table 7.1 (26)
Ark
90
Arti et Amicitiae.
See
Amsterdam
Artificialia
77
Arts, personification of the
35 (2.4)
Astronomy/astronomical
17
,
27
,
102
,
221n7
,
226
,
241
Atheism/atheist(ic)
44n84
,
97
Audubon, John James, born Jean Rabin (1785â1851), American ornithologist, naturalist, and painter
Birds of America (1827â1838)
106
Austria/Austrian
14 (1.4)
Austrian Netherlands (Southern Netherlands)
20
Austrian War of Succession (1740â1748)
20
Autonomy (aesthetic)
18
,
239 â51 (passim)
Azzolino, Cardinal Decio (1623â1689), Rome
170n6
Azzolino, Marchese Pompeo (1654â1705), Rome
170n6
Bacon, Francis (1561â1626), English philosopher and scientist
75
,
76
Bakker, Barent de (c. 1762â1805), Dutch artist
147n36
,
148n37
,
153,
Table 7.1
after Wybrand Hendriks
Apparatus for experiments on the composition of water and the decomposition of carbonated hydrogen gas (1798), printâTable 7.1 (11b)
Apparatus for experiments on the oxidation of mercury (1798), print
Table 7.1 (17b)
Apparatus for producing phosphoric acid (1798), print
Table 7.1 (12b)
Apparatus for the production of carbon dioxide (1798), print
142 (7.7),
Table 7.1 (13b)
Apparatus for studying the products of the combustion of oils (1798), print
Table 7.1 (14b)
Big battery with the large electrostatic generator in the background (1795), print
Table 7.1 (5b)
Bill of a platypus (1803), print
Table 7.1 (20b)
Design for an air pump (1798), print
Table 7.1 (18b)
Detail of an electrometer attached to the large electrostatic generator (1787), print
Table 7.1 (2b)
Large electrostatic generator: situational view of the Oval Room (1787), print
142 (7.6),
Table 7.1 (1b)
New design for an electrostatic generator (1791, 1795), print
Table 7.1 (7)
Schematic outline of part of an apparatus for studying the products of the combustion of oils (1) (1798), print
Table 7.1 (15b)
Schematic outline of part of an apparatus for studying the products of the combustion of oils (2) (1798), print
Table 7.1 (16b)
Schematic outline of a setup for experiments using a gasometer (1) (1791), print
Table 7.1 (8d)
Setup for experiments using a gasometer (1) (1791), print
Table 7.1 (8c)
Setup for experiments using a gasometer (2) (1798), print
Table 7.1 (9b)
Side view of a platypus (1803), print
Table 7.1 (21)
Bakker, Job Augustus (1796â1876), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1817)
Table 9.1
Bakker Korff, Alexander Hugo (1824â1882), Dutch artist, visited tm (1845)
Table 9.1
Balmakers, Petrus Antonius (1831â1903), Dutch artist, visited tm (1867)
Table 9.1
Baltic Sea
20n2
Bandini, Giovanni (c. 1540â1599), Italian artist
172
Barbiers, Pieter (1749â1842), Dutch artist.
See
Vinkeles, Reinier
Barnaart, Haarlem family of Mennonites
23
Barnaart, Jacob jr (1726â1780), Haarlem merchant and one of the first five Directors of Teylerâs Foundation
26
,
27n25
,
27n26
,
28
,
30n39
,
46
,
102
Barnaart, Jacob sr (1696â1762), silk manufacturer and collector
27n26
,
102n46
his collections
27
Basire, J. (1730â1802), English artist
148n37
and Michael Angelo Rooker
A View of the Apparatus and part of the Great Cylinder in the Pantheon (1778), print
149 (7.9)
Bastert, Nicolaas (1854â1939), Dutch artist, visited tm (3/6/1892)
Table 9.1
Batavian Republic (1795â1806)
24n19
,
28n29
,
31
,
33
,
174n9
,
176
Batavian Revolution (1795)
25n23
,
175.
See also
Patriot Revolution
Batteux, Charles (1713â1780), called abbé Batteux, French philosopher
18
,
241
,
242
Les beaux-arts réduits à un même principe (1746)
241
,
242
Bauer, Ferdinand (1769â1826), Austrian artist, visited tm (14/9/1814)
Table 9.1
Bauer, Marius (1867â1932), Dutch artist, visited tm (11/6/1889)
Table 9.1
Baumann, Charles, visited tm (22/5/1819)
Table 9.1
Baumgarten, Alexander Gottlieb (1714â1762), German philosopher
18
,
241
Aesthetica (2 vols, 1750â1758)
241
Bayersdorfer, Adolf (1842â1901), German art historian, at the German Institute in Florence
55n13
,
181n33
Beekman, Isaac (1588â1637), Dutch naturalist, engineer and meteorologist
73
Beets, Nicolaas (1814â1903), Dutch author, visited tm (8/8/1829; 9/4/1891)
Table 9.1
Berchem, Nicolaes (1621â1683), Dutch artist
196
,
197 (9.1).
See also
under Hendriks, Wybrand
Landscape with shepherds near a ruin (Brederode?; c. 1670â1683), drawing
198 (9.3)
Berlage, Hendrik Petrus (1856â1934), Dutch architect, visited tm (28/12/1898)
Table 9.1
Berlin
249
Academy of Science, Prussian
15
,
70
Altes Museum
248
,
249
Berlinische Monatsschrift
242
Bernard, Jean Frederic (1683â1744), French bookseller and publisher in Amsterdam
78.
See also
Picart, Bernard
Berneman, W.F., visited tm (1862)
Table 9.1
Berthollet, Claude-Louis (1748â1822), French chemist
6n28, Table 7.1 (8aâd, 9a)
Bible/biblical
17n30
,
32 (2.2)
,
77
,
90
,
91
,
93
,
105, 113, 227
Old Testament
127
Genesis
90
,
93
,
127
Bilderdijk, Willem (1756â1831), Dutch author, visited tm (1813)
Table 9.1
Bilders, Johannes Warnardus (1811â1890), Dutch artist, visited tm (1854)
Table 9.1
Blau-Lang, Tina (1845â1916), Austrian artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Bloemen, Pieter van (1657â1720), Dutch artist
196
,
197 (9.1).
See also
under Hendriks, Wybrand
Two horses and an open carriage (undated), drawing
197 (9.2)
Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich (1752â1840), German naturalist
16n28
,
121n25
Bologna, capital of the North Italian region of Emilia-Romagna
138n17
University
91
Bonnat, Léon (1833â1922), French artist and collector, visited tm (July 1883)
Table 9.1
Boom, Mathijs, Dutch historian
105n54
Borch, Gerard ter (1617â1681), Dutch artist
186
Borchardt, Felix (1857â1936), German artist, visited tm (Sept. 1883)
Table 9.1
Borssum Buisman, Jan Hendrik van (1919â2012), the last kastelein of Teylerâs Museum (1952â1980)
43n82
,
63 (3.17)
Bosboom, Johannes (1817â1891), Dutch artist, visited tm (19/8/1887)
Table 9.1
Bosch, Jan (1713â1780), publisher, member of Teylerâs Second Society
34
,
35n49
Boshamer, Johannes (1800â1852), Dutch artist, visited tm (1822)
Table 9.1
Botany/botanical/botanist
16
,
77
,
90
,
92
,
108
,
111
,
133n2
,
221
,
233
Bottelier, H., visited tm (25/4/1892)
Table 9.1
Bouilly, Julien-Léopold (1796â1874), French artist
Portrait of Antoine-Chrysostome Quatremère de Quincy (1820), print
244 (11.2)
Bourgeois, Isidore, visited tm (2/4/1900)
Table 9.1
Brabant, a region in the Northern and Southern Netherlands
111
Brahe, Tycho (1546â1601), Danish astronomer
225 (10.5)
Brand, Isaäc (?â in or after 1782), one of the first Directors of Teylerâs Foundation
25
,
26
Brandenburg-Prussia
111
,
221.
See also
Prussia
Breda, Jacob Gijsbertus Samuël van (1788â1867), curator and director of Teylerâs Museum (1839â1864)
50 (3.3)
,
51
,
56
,
60n18
,
110n3
Breda, Joanna van, wife of Levinus Vincent
94n29
Brederode (?), ruin(s) of.
See
Berchem, Nicolaes
Brentano, Josephus Augustinus (1753â1821), Dutch art collector
183
Breslau, Marie Louise Catherine (1856â1927), French/Swiss artist, visited tm (July 1883)
Table 9.1
Bressler, Reinhold (1868â1945), German artist, visited tm (5/7/1893)
Table 9.1
Brockhaus, Heinrich (1858â1941), German art historian
55n13
Brondgeest, Albertus (1786â1849), Dutch artist and art dealer, visited tm (1846)
Table 9.1
Brouwer, Jan (1760â1822), pastor at the Mennonite Congregation in Leeuwarden, winner of two silver medals (1793 and 1799) and two gold medals (1794 and 1796) of Teylerâs Theological Society, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Second Society (1800)
40n67
Brouwers, A., visited tm (2/5/1892)
Table 9.1
Brown, Ethelbert W. (1870â1946), American artist, visited tm (24/10/1900)
Table 9.1
Brown, William Laurence (1755â1830), Scottish minister and professor, lived in the Netherlands until 1795, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Theological Society (1784)
32 (2.2)
Brussels
40n69
,
77
Bunck, H. J. J., visited tm (22/7/1872)
Table 9.1
Burg, Pieter van der (1840â1890), Dutch artist, visited tm (March 1875)
Table 9.1
Burtin, François Xavier (de) (1743â1818), mineralogist, physician, physicist, writer on art, Brussels, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Second Society (competition of 1783, published 1790), participant in the competition of Teylerâs Second Society (competition of 1806, published in 1809)
40n69
,
41n72
,
105n54
âDe algemeene omkeeringen, welke de aarde aan haare oppervlakte ondergaan heeft, en de oudheid van onzen aardkloot / âLes renversements génerales, quâa subies la surface de la terre, et sur lâancienneté de notre globeâ (The general reversals that the earth has undergone on its surface, and the antiquity of our earth).
See
Burtin 1790 in the Bibliography
âWat is de reden, dat de Nederlandsche school, zoo wel voorheen ten tyde van haren grootsten bloei, als hedendaags, zoo weinig meesters in het historisch vak heeft opgeleverd? (What is the reason for the small number of Dutch history painters?)â
40n69
,
41n72.
See
Burtin 1809 in the Bibliography
Calimero complex
75n12
Calisch, Moritz (1819â1870), Dutch artist, visited tm (1862)
Table 9.1
Calkoen, Joan, (?â 1814), Dutch writer about birdsâTable 7.1 (20a, 20b, 21)
Calvin, John, born Jehan Cauvin (1509â1564), French-Swiss theologist and reformer
34
Camper, Adriaan Gilles (1759â1820), Dutch mathematics, physics professor and collector
116
Camper, Petrus Camper (1722â1789), Dutch physician, naturalist and collector
27
,
38
,
116
Campi, Bernardino (1522â1591), Italian artist
172
Carbon dioxide
142 (7.7), Table 7.1 (13a, 13b)
Carboniferous Period
128
Carracci, Annibale (1560â1609), Italian artist
183
Cartesius.
See
Descartes
Cate, Anne-Marie ten, restoration consultant
118n21
Catholic (Roman Catholic)
24n19
,
25n21
Charlet, Frantz (1862â1928), Belgian artist, visited tm (May 1886)
Table 9.1
Chateaubriand, François René vicomte de (1768â1848), French author and politician
Génie du Christianisme (1802)
245n10
Chemnitz
122n27
Chijs, Pieter Otto van der (1802â1867), coin expert, winner of the gold medal of Teylers Second Society (1846)
35 (2.4, 2.5)
Chodowiecki, Daniel Niklaus (1726â1801), Polish, later German artist
Les adieux de Jean Calas, Ã sa famille (1767), print
186
Christ/Christian/Christianity
17n30
,
21
,
24n18
,
30
,
32
,
33n47
,
34
,
78
,
245n10
,
246
Christina (1626â1689), Queen of Sweden
169
,
170n6
,
181
,
193n9
,
194n10
Church-fathers, four (of the first four centuries ad)
106
Civitavecchia
170
Clarke, Samuel (1675â1729), English philosopher and Anglican clergyman
79
Classical
34
,
72
,
81
,
97
,
103
,
104
,
183
,
185
,
240
,
248
Classicism/Classicist
13
,
18
,
145n29
Claude Lorrain (1600â1682), French artist working in Rome
168
,
170
View in Rome (c. 1630â1635), drawing
170 (8.1)
Clé, Jean la (1738â1802)
35n51
,
36n53
,
42n79
Collectorâs Cabinet.
See Simpliciakast
Columbus, Christoforus (1451â1506), Italian explorer, working for Spain
251
Constitution of 1798, First Dutch
24n19
,
33
,
35
Cook, James (1728â1779), British explorer
226
Cooper, Michael P.
Robbing the sparry garniture. A 200-year history of British mineral dealers (2006)
112
Copenhagen
223
Cornet, Jacobus Ludovicus (1815â1882), Dutch artist, visited tm (1854)
Table 9.1
Correggio, Antonio da (1489â1534), Italian artist
187
,
251
Couriard, Pelagia Petrowna (1848â1898), Russian artist, visited tm (3/10/1895)
Table 9.1
Coutant, J. L. D. (1776âafter 1831), French artist
138/139n18
Creator (Divine)
39
,
40
,
74
,
79
,
90
,
113
Cretaceous
116n19
Crocodile
104,
Table 7.1 (4a, 4b)
Crystal(s)/crystallographic
15
,
107
,
109
,
120 (6.7), 120n24
,
122
,
123
,
144n26
Curiosities, cabinet(s) of
9n9
,
76
,
91.
See also
Impey, Oliver
;
Rariteitenkabinetten
Cuthbertson, John (1743â1821), English instrument maker, lived in Amsterdam (1768â1796), built the electrostatic generator for Teylerâs Foundation (1784)
15
,
37
Cuvier, Georges (1769â1832), French naturalist
128
,
138/139n18,
Table 7.1 (23, 24, 25)
Dal(l)iphard, Edouard (1833â1877), French artist, visited tm (April 1859)âTable 9.1
Danekes, Andreas (1788â1855), Dutch artist, visited tm (1845)âTable 9.1
Danish-Halle mission
223
Danz, Georg Friedrich (1733â1813), German dealer in minerals and fossils
112
Danzig, German city, nowadays in Poland (GdaÅsk)
20n2
Darwin, Charles (1809â1882), English naturalist, geologist and biologist
The Origin of Species (1853)
105
Daston, Lorraine (1951), American historian of science
12
Dekker, Hendrik Adriaan Christiaan (1836â1905), Dutch artist, visited tm (Sept. 1885)
Table 9.1
Dekker, J., visited tm (1838)
Table 9.1
Delanoy, Jacques (1820â1890), French artist, visited tm (Sept. 1884)
Table 9.1
Deluc.
See
Luc, Jean André de
Demont, Adrien-Louis (1851â1928), French artist, visited tm (February 1880)
Table 9.1
Demont-Breton, Virginie-Elodie (1859â1935), French artist, visited tm (February 1880)
Table 9.1
Descartes, René or Renatus Cartesius (1596â1650), French philosopher/Cartesian(s)
73
,
75
,
78
Description des arts et métiers published by the Paris Academy of Science
11
Deterding, Sir Henry (1866â1939), director of Shell and art collector
36n54
Deville, Maria, Swiss mineral dealer
118
Dézallier dâArgenville, Antoine-Joseph (1680â1765), French writer about art and natural history
La Conchyliologie (1780)
36
Dhont, J., visited tm (1811)
Table 9.1
Diaghilev, Sergei (1872â1929), Russian impresario, visited tm (10/6/1895)
Table 9.1
Diderot, Denis (1713â1784), French philosopher, art critic, and writer
with Jean le Rond dâAlembert
Encyclopédie(28 vols; 1751â1772)
11
,
89
,
106
Divine Architect
78
,
97
,
100 (5.6)
Divine Creator.
See
Creator (Divine)
Dijk, Jan van (1730â1790), Dutch collector of drawings, auction 1791
179
Dixhoorn, Arjan van (1973), Dutch historian
77
Doeveren, Wouter van (1730â1783), Dutch collector, auction in 1785
112
Dou, Gerard (1613â1675), Dutch artist
186
Drawing, personification of
35 (2.4)
Dresden
Gemäldegalerie
249
Dublin
Chester Beatty Library
94n28
,
102n46
Dubois, Eugène (1858â1940), palaeontologist and curator of the Palaeontological and Mineralogical Cabinet of Teylerâs Museum (1898â1928)
55n14
,
110n3
Du Bos (or Dubos), Jean-Baptiste (1670â1742), called abbé Du Bos, French philosopher
18
Réflexions critiques sur la poésie et sur la peinture (1719)
240n3
Dupré, Daniel (1751â1817), Dutch artist
184
Dutch/Dutchman
8n9
,
11
,
13
,
14
,
17
,
18
,
20n4
,
31
,
38
,
43
,
49
,
63n23
,
71 (4.2)
,
72n4
,
73
,
74n10
,
77
,
81
,
82
,
89
,
91
,
101
,
104
,
116
,
117
,
131
,
150
,
157
,
168
,
172
,
175
,
177
,
179 â183 185n55
,
186n56
,
187 â189 193 â195 202
,
205
,
219
,
221n4
,
228
,
230.
See also
the Netherlands
Dutch Reformed Church, the official Dutch church
24n19
,
27
,
29
,
33
,
34, 35
,
36
,
44
,
105
Dutch Republic (of the Seven United Netherlands; 1588â1795)
20n4
,
22n9
,
28n29
,
37n58
,
39
,
73
,
74
,
77
,
80
,
82
,
89
,
90
,
91
,
93
,
106
,
117
,
194
,
249
Dutch Revolt
96
Earth/age of the Earth
8
,
10
,
37
,
40
,
48
,
81
,
109
,
110
,
113
,
116
,
119
,
122
,
125
,
126
,
128
Eberhardt, Johann August Gottlob (1739 â1809), German artist
View from the city wall of Halle to the west (c. 1800), painting
225 (10.5)
Ebbinge, Erik (1940), director of Teylerâs Museum (1983â2001)
60n18
,
63 (3.17)
Edam
21n6
,
23n17
Ede
136n7
Village of Manen near Ede (1783)
135 (7.4)
Education/educational
17n30
,
18
,
24n17
,
31n40
,
61
,
65
,
69
,
70
,
77
,
87
,
88n2
,
90
,
124
,
127
,
128
,
177
,
178
,
182
,
183
,
189
,
219
,
221
,
222
,
224
,
228
,
230n38
,
236
,
237
,
238
,
239
,
247
,
248
,
249
,
251
Education Law, Dutch (1806)
17n30
,
230n38
Eeckhout, Jacob Joseph (1793â1861), Belgian artist, visited tm (1858)
Table 9.1
Eeden, Frederik van (1860â1932), Dutch author and amateur artist, visited tm (16/8/1900)
Table 9.1
Eeden, Nicolas Van den (1856â1918), Belgian artist, visited tm (March 1886)
Table 9.1
Eerelman, Otto (1839â1926), Dutch artist, visited tm (Sept. 1887)
Table 9.1
Egyptology
92
Eigen Haard(short for Eigen haard is goud waard (my home is my castle)), Dutch periodical 1875â1941
205
,
206
Electric(al)/electricity
8
,
37
,
42n79
,
65n24
,
104
,
128
,
141
,
143 (7.8)
,
147
,
148
,
229
Electrostatic (generator)
27
,
36
,
61 (3.16)
,
139.
See also
Haarlem, Teylerâs Museum, Oval Room
Elizabethan
76
Elout, Cornelis (1714â1779), member of Teylerâs Second Society, collector
36
Empirical/empiricism
21n8
,
81
,
84
Encyclopédie.
See
Diderot/dâAlembert
Encyclopaedic/encyclopedisch
5n3
,
10
,
11
,
25n21
,
37
,
38n64
,
39
,
41
,
43
,
73
,
74
,
77
,
83
,
91
,
94
,
113
,
128
,
239
,
242
Ende, Adriaan van den (1768â1846), Dutch pastor and educational innovator
17
,
37n58
,
230n38
,
230n39
,
232n45
,
233
,
236
,
237
Engel, Johann Jakob (1741â1802), German author
150
Ideen zu einer Mimik (1785; in Dutch: De kunst van nabootzing door gebaarden, 2nd edn in 1807)
150
Enlightenment/Enlightened
30
,
40
,
44n86
,
45
,
63n23
,
71
,
73
,
88
,
105
,
106
,
133n4
,
135
,
241
England/English(man)
15
,
19
,
20n4
,
37n57
,
84
,
111
,
112
,
121
,
127
,
139n19
,
150n44
,
174n9
,
181
,
186
,
230
,
236
,
239n1
,
242n6
,
245n10
Enschedé, Johannes (1708â1780), member of Teylerâs Second Society, son and partner of the founder of the famous printing house in Haarlem
23n15
,
34
,
35n49
,
36n53
,
176 (8.7)
his collections
36
Erfurt
227
,
228
Lutheran orphanage
Collection of curiosities
228
Escher von der Linth, Hans Conrad (1767â1823), Swiss statesman and geologist
112
Europe/European
10
,
15
,
16
,
17
,
69
,
73
,
76
,
89
,
91n16
,
94
,
101
,
108
,
109
,
118
,
122
,
136
,
138n17
,
144
,
145
,
230n38
,
236
,
238
,
240
Eynde, Petrus van den (1787â1840), Dutch artist, visited tm (1813)
Table 9.1
Eynden, Roeland van (1747â1819), Dutch artist and author
177
,
178
,
180
Over den nationaalen smaak der Hollandsche school in de teken- en schilderkunst (1787)
178
,
185 â187
with Adriaan van der Willigen
Geschiedenis der vaderlandsche schilderkunst (4 vols, 1816â1840)
177
,
182
,
201
Faraday, Michael (1791â1867), British scientist
Faraday cage or shield
61 (3.16)
Faujas de Saint-Fond, Barthélemy (1741â1819), French geologist
112
,
124 (6.9)
,
155
,
165
Histoire Naturelle de la Montagne de Saint-Pierre de Maestricht (1798)âTable 7.1 (3, 19)
Feith, Rhijnvis (1753â1824), Dutch author
82
Visited tm (28/6/1797)
Table 9.1
Felix Meritis.
See
Amsterdam
Flanders/Flemish
19
,
29
,
179
Flood.
See
the Great Flood
Florence/Florentine(s)
181n33
,
187
Palazzo Pitti
Studiolo of Francesco deâ Medici
91
Flushing (Vlissingen).
See
Zeeuwsch Genootschap
Fokker, Adriaan Daniel (1887â1972), Dutch physicist; Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden and curator of the Teyler Cabinet of Physics (1928â1955)
65n25
Fontana, Felice (1730â1805), Italian physicist
37n57
Forster, Jacob, English dealer in minerals and fossils
112
Forster, Johann Reinhold (1729â1798)
226
,
227
Fossil(s)/fossilia
8
,
9
,
11
,
37n57
,
47
,
49n8
,
90
,
93
,
102
,
104
,
105n56
,
107
,
108
,
109 â28 (passim) 131
,
137n10
,
138
,
139n18
,
139n20
,
140 (7.5)
,
141
,
146, Table 7.1 (3, 19, 22, 24, 25)
,
177n13
,
192
,
205
,
226
France/French
15
,
18
,
20n2
,
28n29
,
31
,
36
,
38
,
55
,
73
,
74
,
81
,
87n1
,
122
,
128n35
,
138n17
,
168
,
172
,
173
,
175
,
176
,
177
,
178
,
179
,
183
,
187
,
199n22
,
242
,
243n8
,
243n9
,
245n10
,
246n13
,
247
,
248
,
249
Francesco deâ Medici i, Grand Duke of Tuscany (1541â1587)
91.
See also
Florence, Palazzo Pitti
Francke, August Hermann (1663â1727), German theologian and pedagogue
221
,
222
,
223n12
,
228
,
232
Francke, Gotthilf August (1696â1769), German theologian and pedagogue
222n7
,
223
Franco, Giovanni Battista, called il Semolei (1498â1561), Italian artist
172
Discovery of Achilles among the daughters of Lycomedes (c. 1545â1550), drawing
172
,
175 (8.6)
Francq van Berkhey, Johannes le (1729â1812), Dutch naturalist, collector, auction in 1785
112
,
114 (6.2)
,
115 (6.3)
Frankfurt
20n2
Freedlander, Arthur R. (1875â1940), American artist, visited tm (24/10/1900)
Table 9.1
Freedom, personification of
32 (2.2)
Freemason(s)
176
Freiberg
125
Bergakademie/Mining Academy
112n10
,
121
,
122n27
,
125
French Revolution
247
Friedrich iii (1657â1713), Elector of Brandenburg
221
Friedrich Wilhelm i (1688â1740), King of Prussia
222
Friedrich, Casper David (1774â1840), German painter
82
Friesland (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20
Frikke, Longin (1820/21â1893), Russian artist, visited tm (1841)
Table 9.1
Gabriël, Paul Joseph Constantin (1828â1903), Dutch artist, visited tm (1848; 19/5/1892)
Table 9.1
Galison, Peter (1955), American historian of science
12
Gareis, Franz (1775â1803), German painter
Portrait of August Hermann Niemeyer (1800), painting
220 (10.1)
Portrait of Agnes Wilhelmine Christiane Niemeyer, née von Köpken (1800), painting
220 (10.2)
GasâTable 7.1 (11a, 11b)
Gasometer Tabel 7.1 (8aâd, 9a, 9b)
Gebirgsarten
92
,
104
,
105
Gelder, Roelof van (1948), Dutch historian
94n28
,
104
Geology/geological
39
,
92
,
104
,
105
Germany/German
13
,
15
,
16n27
,
18
,
20n2
,
40n68
,
55n13
,
55n15
,
73
,
75
,
82
,
111
,
112
,
114
,
123
,
179
,
180n33
,
181n33
,
219
,
223
,
226
,
228n30
,
239
,
240
,
241
,
242n6
,
246n13
,
249
,
251n19
Gesellschaft freiwilliger Armenfreunde (Society of Voluntary Friends of the Poor)
232n45
Giambologna or Giovanni da Bologna (1529â1608), Southern Netherlandish sculptor working in Italy
171 (8.2)
Giantâs Causeway
127
Gildemeester, Jan (1744â1799), Dutch art collector, auction 1800
179
God
32
,
34
,
78
,
90
,
91
,
94
,
96
,
97
,
100 (5.6)
,
104
,
105
,
108
,
224
,
246.
See also
Creator
;
Divine Architect
Goeree, Willem (1635â1711), Dutch art theoretician, author and bookseller
Inleydinge tot de alghemeene teycken-konst (Introduction to the Practice of General Painting; 1668)
76
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749â1832), German writer, naturalist and collector
112
Golden Age
182
Goltzius, Hendrick (1558â1617), Dutch artist
168
,
170n6
,
193
Portrait of Giovanni da Bologna (1591), drawing
171 (8.2)
Gotha
227
Gothic
14 (1.4)
Graadt van Roggen, Johannes (1867â1959), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1880; Sept. 1884; 28/3/1890; 26/2/1891; 9/3/1891; 11/4/1893; 1/2/1898)
Table 9.1
Graaff, Frederik Carel de (1819â1897), Dutch artist and photographer, visited tm (3/8/1892)
Table 9.1
Grand Tour
77
Grande machine Teylerienne.
See
Haarlem, Teylerâs Museum, Oval Room, Electrostatic generator
Grandjean, Jean (1752â1781), Dutch artist
184n50
âs-Gravesande, Willem Jacob (1688â1742), Dutch philosopher, mathematician and physicist
73
Great Britain
73.
See also
England/English
Great Flood
90
,
93
,
106n58
,
125
,
127
Greek/Greece
242
,
243n9
,
248
Greenland
93n22
Greive, Johan Conrad (1837â1891), Dutch artist
The First Paintings Gallery of Teylerâs Museum (1862), drawing
204 (9.6)
Greuze, Jean-Baptiste (1725â1805), French artist
186
,
187
Groningen (city)
27
University
101
Groningen (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20
Gronovius, Johannes Frederik (1686â1762), Leiden physician and collector
114
Grotius, Hugo (1583â1645), Dutch jurist
90
Grootveld, Jan David Geerling (1821â1890), Dutch artist, visited tm (1856)
Table 9.1
Gründler, Gottfried August (1710â1775), German artist
223
Gruijter, Jacob Willem (1856â1908), Dutch artist, visited tm (15/2/1886)
Table 9.1
Gruyter, Willem (1817â1880), Dutch artist, visited tm (1833)
Table 9.1
Guercino, or Giovanni Francesco Barbieri (1591â1666), Italian artist
13
,
168
,
184
Guyon, Jeanne-Marie Bouvier de la Motte- (1648â1717), French mystic
246n13
Haak, Johannes Andries Martinus (1831â1903), Dutch artist, visited tm (9/11/1858)
Table 9.1
Haanen, Adriana (1814â1895), Dutch artist, visited tm (1849)
Table 9.1
Haarlem passim, 32 (2.2)
Burgersociëteit, a patriot society
31.
See also
Hendriks, Wybrand, De kamer van de voormalige Burgersociëteit
City Council
22
,
28
,
35
,
175
Damstraat 21
23n16
,
56 (3.10)
Democriet, âpoetry-loving, nonsensicalâ society (1789â1869)
22
Drawing school/academy (âTeekenacademieâ; 1772â1795)
22n11
,
23
,
100
,
101n39
,
136
,
177
,
178
,
181
,
182
,
192
Drawing college (âteekencollegieâ).
See
Haarlem, Kunstmin en Vlijt
Frans Hals Museum
16n29
,
205
Freemasonsâ Lodge
176
Gouden Leeuw, a guest house on Zijlstraat in Haarlem. See Hendriks, Wybrand, De kamer van de voormalige Burgersociëteit Grote Houtstraat
38n62, 232n48
Gro(o)te Kerk.
See
Haarlem, St Bavo
Gro(o)te Markt
94n29
,
96n31
Guild of St Luke
94n29
Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen, Haarlem, since 1752 (since 2002 Koninklijke (Royal) Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities)
16n28
,
16n29
,
21n6
,
22n9
,
23
,
27
,
28
,
38n62
,
41n71
,
43n83
,
73n6
,
74
,
84
,
101
,
116n19
,
120
,
131
,
153
,
176
,
184
,
188
,
227
Cabinet of natural curiosities
27
,
38n62
,
102
,
116n19
,
136, Table 7.1 (20a, 20b. 21, 26)
Natuurkundige Verhandelingen (Physical Transactions), periodical
41n71
,
133
,
153
Oeconomische Tak (Economic Branch; 1777)
22
,
23n15
,
37n57
,
101n40
Hulst, De, Pieter Teylerâs house before he moved to Damstraat 21
23n16
Kaasmarkt (Cheese market)
14 (1.4)
Kunstmin en Vlijt (Love of art and diligence), Haarlem drawing society (âteekencollegieâ; 1796â1826) 13, 22n11, 136, 181, 182, 200 (9.5), later Kunst zij ons Doel
.
See Kunst zij ons Doel
Leerzaam vermaak (Instructive entertainment), theatrical society (1785â1816)
22
Nut van ât Algemeen (Society for the Promotion of Public Welfare), Haarlem Branch
21n6
,
23n17
,
31n40
Paviljoen (Pavilion) Welgelegen
49n6
,
204n42
,
206n49
Museum of Living Dutch Masters, later of 19th-century Dutch Masters (1838â1885)
49n6
Remonstrant Church
37n58
Rozenprieel
94n31
St Bavo (or Grote) church (1370â1520)
14 (1.4)
,
25n23
St Lucas Guild.
See
Haarlem, Guild of St Luke
Teylerâs Hofje(almshouse)
25n22
,
88
,
101
,
228
Teylers Fundatiehuis (Teylerâs Foundation House; originally Pieter Teylerâs dwelling house 1740â1778; recently renamed as the âPieter Teyler Houseâ)
3
,
11
,
19
,
31
,
42
,
43
,
46
,
47 (3.1)
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
56 (3.10)
,
57 (3.12)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
63
,
64 (3.18)
,
88
,
196n17
,
237n66.
See also
Teylerâs Foundation
Corridor
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
Courtyard
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
âLarge Roomâ
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
63
,
64 (3.18)
âSmall Roomâ
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
Teylerâs Museum passim
Art collections
51n11
,
102
,
108
Collection prints anddrawings
48
,
49
,
89
Collection (contemporary)paintings
18
,
49
,
83
,
179
,
181
,
190 â216(passim) 204n42
,
249
Astronomical observatory.
See
Observatory
Auditory/Auditorium (gehoorzaal; 1885)
49
,
53 (3.7)
,
54 (3.8)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
88
âBetalabâ for School Education (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
Book and Art Room (Boek- en Konstzael; 1784; now Oval Room)
3
,
4
,
5
,
6 (1.2)
,
7
,
8
,
10
,
11
,
19
,
24
,
27
,
42n79
,
45
,
47 (3.1)
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
57 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
64 (3.18)
,
65
,
87 â108 (passim). Oval Room
Cabinet of Drawings
194
Cabinet of Physics
51n11
Café (1996)
58 (3.13)
,
61
,
62/63 (3.17)
Castelei(j)n.
See
Keeper
Coins and Medals Cabinet.
See
Numismatic cabinet
Director
17
,
37
,
51
,
57
,
60n18
,
74
,
81
,
105
,
107
,
109
,
133
,
137n12
,
150
,
169
,
219
,
226
,
230
,
231
,
235
Instruction for the Director of Teylerâs Museum (1784)
89
,
107
,
237n66
Exhibition Gallery (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
Exhibition Room for paintings (the former Lecture Room; 1829â1839)
49n7
Exhibition Room (1990â1996)
56 (3.11)
Exhibition Room for Books (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
Exhibition Room for Drawings and Prints (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
First Fossil Room
49
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
(First) Paintings Gallery (1839)
11
,
12n17
,
18
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
51 (3.4)
,
53 (3.7)
,
57 (3.12)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
204 (9.6)
,
205
Fossil gallery (1824â1826)
48
Geology department.
See
Palaeontology and Mineralogy collection
Instrument Room (1885)
49
,
52 (3.6)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
Kastelei(j)n.
See
Keeper
Keeper (Castelein or Kasteleijn)
41 â3 (passim) 47 (3.1)
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
56 (3.10)
,
131
,
133
,
136 â138 169
,
174n9
,
179
,
182n38
Instruction for the Keeper (Castelein) of Teylerâs Museum (1785)
41n73
,
137n12
,
14
,
191n3
,
196n17
,
237n66
Laboratories
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
60 (3.15)
,
63
,
84
,
131
Lecture Room (1824â1829)
11
,
48
,
49n7
,
50 (3.3)
Library (boekerij)
6 (1.2)
,
11
,
15
,
16n26
,
28n30
,
33
,
42
,
47 (3.1)
,
48
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
54 (3.9)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
81
,
102
,
103 (5.7)
,
105
,
106
,
107
,
108
,
127
,
137n12
,
202
,
205
,
229
Extension (1885)
48
,
49
,
53 (3.7)
,
54 (3.9)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
106
Lorentz Lab (2017)
55n14
,
60 (3.15)
,
61, 62/63 (3.17)
Copy of the original electrostaticgenerator (1784)
61 (3.16)
Luminescence Room, (1938), a presentation of luminiscent minerals, i.e. minerals emitting light not caused by heat
62/63 (3.17)
New wing (1878â1885)
14
,
49n8
,
128n36
,
190
,
192
,
206
Façade on the Spaarne
14 (1.4)
,
49
,
53 (3.7)
,
57 (3.12)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
66 (3.19)
,
88
,
190
,
206
,
207 (9.7)
New wing (1990â1996)
56 (3.11)
,
57 (3.12)
,
58 (3.13)
,
59 (3.14)
Numismatic Cabinet (1888)
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
205n43
Observatory
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
51 (3.7)
,
53 (3.7)
,
58 (3.13)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
102
Oval Room (Ovale zaal; 1784)
4
,
6 (1.2)
,
10
,
12n17
,
13
,
19
,
25n22
,
26 (2.1)
,
27
,
42n79
,
43
,
46
,
47 (3.1)
,
48 (3.2)
,
49n9
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
,
57 (3.12)
,
62/63 (3.17)
,
63
,
64 (3.18)
,
87 â108 (passim) 103 (5.7)
,
109
,
110 (6.1)
,
118
,
119
,
124
,
137
,
141. 142 (7.6)
,
146
,
147n35
,
147n36
,
149
,
151, Table 7.1 (1a, 1b)
,
196
,
202
,
204
,
205
,
228
,
231
Electrostatic generator (1784)
15
,
37
,
39
,
47
,
48 (3.2)
,
63
,
88
,
89
,
102
,
104
,
107
,
137
,
138
,
141
,
142 (7.6), Table 7.1 (1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7
,
10aâc). Bakker, Barent de
; Haarlem, Teylerâs Museum, Lorentz Lab, Copy of the original electrostatic generator;
Wit, Isaak de
Palaeontological and Mineralogical collection/Cabinet
43
,
50 (3.3)
,
51n11
,
55
,
116n19
Physics and chemistry laboratory
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
Reading Room (1824)
16
,
48
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
Room for education (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
Second Fossil Room (1885)
52 (3.6)
,
53 (3.7)
,
62/63 (3.17)
Second Paintings Gallery (1893)
12n17
,
49
,
52 (3.5)
,
53 (3.7)
,
57 (3.12)
,
62/63 (3.17)
Shop (2001)
61
,
62/63 (3.17)
R. van Stolk Room, a presentation of the scientific optical phenomena and static electricity magicians used to perform parlor tricks (1996)
62/63 (3.17)
Storage space
47 (3.1)
,
50 (3.3)
,
53 (3.7)
Visitorsâ books
16n29
,
42
,
55n13
,
105n57
,
181
,
196n20
,
205n44
,
206n50,
Table 9.1
Watercolour Gallery
49
,
53 (3.7)
Teylers Stichting.
See
Teylerâs Foundation
Waag (Weighhouse)
14 (1.4)
Zegelwaarden building
61n20
,
62/63 (3.17)
Haarlemmerhout
133
Spanjaardslaan
134 (7.2, 7.3)
,
151, Table 7.1 (27a, 27b)
Hagemeister, Karl (1848â1933), German artist, visited tm (1873)
Table 9.1
Hague, The
94n29
,
169
Buitenhof (with the Gallery of Stadholder Willem v, 1774â1795, which was reconstructed in the 1970s)
87
Royal Cabinet of Paintings, Mauritshuis
49n6
,
87n1
,
196
Hahn, Johann David (1729â1784), collector, auction in 1785
112
Halle (since 1680 part of Brandenburg-Prussia; since 1815 part of the Prussian Province of Saxony; 2020: part of Saxony-Anhalt in Germany)
16
,
17
,
219 â38 (passim) 225 (10.5)
Franckesche Stiftungen (Francke Foundations; 1695)
16
,
17
,
65n24
,
219
,
221
,
223n13
,
225 (10.6)
,
232
,
233
,
236
Orphanage
16
,
17
,
219
,
221
,
222 (10.3)
,
223n13
,
224 (10.4)
,
227
,
228
,
237
Cabinet of Anatomy
221
Cabinet of Natural Curiosities (founded 1698; since 1741 Cabinet of Artefacts and Natural Curiosities)
17
,
219 â38 (passim)
Kunst- und Naturalienkammer (Room for art and naturalia)
225 (10.5).
See also
Cabinet of Natural Curiosities
Latina grammar school
226
Mechanical Cabinet
222
Royal Pädagogium
17
,
221
,
226
,
233n51
,
234 (10.8)
Fridrichsuniversität
219
Glaucha
227n25
Leipziger Tor
225 (10.6)
,
227
Hamburger, Johan Coenraad (1809â1871/91), German/Dutch artist, visited tm (1838)
Table 9.1
Hamilton, Sir William (1730â1803), British diplomat, antiquarian, archaeologist and volcanologist
Collection of Etruscan, Greek, and Roman antiquities from the cabinet of the Honble. Wm. Hamilton (1766â67)
106
Campi Phlegraei [on the eruption of the Vesuvius] (1776)
106
Harkness, Deborah (1965), American author and historian
76
Hartman or Hurtman, Hendrik (active 1875â1914), Dutch photographer, visited tm (1879; 18/7/1890?)
Table 9.1
Hartman van Groningen, Barend (before 1745â1806), Mennonite teacher and one of the first six members of Teylerâs Theological Society
29n34
Harz
122
Haüy, René-Just (1743â1822), French mineralogist
15
,
112
,
119
,
120
,
121
,
123
,
144
Crystal models
120 (6.7)
,
144n26
Hazen, A. C., visited tm (1886)
Table 9.1
Heidelberger Mineralien Comptoir
125
,
126 (6.11)
Heijmans, Jan Hendrik (1806â1888), Dutch artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Heijmans, Willem George Frederik (1799â1867), Dutch artist, visited tm (1850)
Table 9.1
Hemert, Paulus van (1756â1825), liberal reformed preacher, later Remonstrant, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Theological Society (1788)
33n46
âHow to explain the founding principle of Protestantism, that every Christian [â¦] is justified and bound [â¦] to judge for himself in matters of Religion [â¦]?â
33
Hemert, P. van, visited tm (March 1875)
Table 9.1
Hendriks, Wybrand (1744â1831), castelein or kasteleijn (caretaker of the house) and keeper of the art collection of Teylerâs Museum (1785â1819)
11
,
12n19
,
38n64
,
41n73
,
43
,
47
,
107
,
131 â67 (passim), Table 7.1 (passim) 169
,
170n7
,
172
,
174n9
,
177
,
179n23
,
27
,
182n38
,
183n45
,
184
,
191n3
,
193n9
,
196n17
,
199n26
,
200n27.
See also
Bakker, Barent de
;
Schwegman, Hendrik
The Directors and Members of the Haarlem Drawing College Kunstmin en Vlijt (1799), painting
200 (9.5)
Dune landscape with ruins (undated), drawing after Pieter van Bloemen, Nicolaes Berchem and Herman Saftleven
197 (9.1)
Group portrait of five Directors of Teylerâs Foundation (1786), painting
26 (2.1)
De kamer van de voormalige Burgersociëteit in De Gouden Leeuw (The chamber of the former Burgher Society in the Golden Lion; 1795), drawing
174n9, 176 (8.7)
The Oval Room of Teylerâs Museum(c. 1810), painting
26 (2.1)
,
48 (3.2)
Path through the Village of Manen near Ede (1783), drawing
135 (7.4)
Self portrait(1807), painting
132 (7.1)
,
200 (9.5)
Wonder tree (1819), drawing
134 (7.2),
Table 7.1 (27a).
See also
Varelen, Elias van
Hendriksen, dr. M. M. A. (Marieke), Dutch historian
70n1
,
72n5
Henket, Hubert-Jan (1940), architect (Bureau Henket)
56 (3.11)
,
57 (3.12)
,
58 (3.13)
,
59 (3.14)
,
61n21
Herding(h), Jan (1747â1822), Director of Teylerâs Foundation (c. 1782â1822)
26 (2.1)
Heyboer, W., visited tm (March 1875)
Table 9.1
Hijner, Arend (1866â1916), Dutch artist, visited tm (9/2/1893)
Table 9.1
History, personification of
7
,
35 (2.4)
Hodges, Charles Howard (1764â1837), English/Dutch artist
Portrait of Martinus van Marum (1826), painting
9 (1.3)
Hodshon, Johanna (1761â1780), wife of Willem Anne Lestevenon
176
Hofstra, Jacob (1805â1875), Dutch amateur artist, visited tm (1854)
Table 9.1
Holland
183
,
221
,
228
,
232
,
249 â251. Low Countries
;
the Netherlands
Holland (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20.
See also
States of Holland
Holland, Kingdom of (1806â1810)
28n29
Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen.
See
Haarlem, Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen
Holstein, Johann Georg von (1662â1730), Danish minister of state
223n12
Holtzhey, Johan(n) George (1726 or 1729â1808), Dutch medallist and mint master
Prize medal of Teylerâs Theological Society, awarded in 1784 to William Laurence Brown in Utrecht (design 1778)
32 (2.2, 2.3)
Prize medal of Teylerâs Second Society, awarded in 1846 to Pieter Otto van der Chijs (design 1778)
35 (2.4, 2.5)
Homo diluvii testis(the man who witnessed the Flood)
90
,
106n58
,
139n18,
Table 7.1 (24)
Hoogbruin, W., visited tm (15/9/1886)
Table 9.1
Hoogstraten, David van (1658â1724), Dutch author
Groot algemeen historisch, geographisch, en oordeelkundig woordenboek (1723)
89
Hopman, Nicolaas (1794â1870), Dutch artist and conservator, visited tm (1848)
Table 9.1
Horst, Klaas van der (1731â1825), Mennonite pastor, one of the first six members of Teylerâs Theological Society
29n34
,
29n35
Horstink, Warnaar (1756â1815), Dutch artist, visited tm (14/1/1800)
Table 9.1
Houttuyn, Martinus (1720â1798), Dutch naturalist, collector, auction in 1789
112
,
114 (6.2)
,
115 (6.3)
,
124 (6.10).
See also
Nozeman/Houttuyn
Natuurlyke Historie of uitvoerige beschrijving der dieren, planten en mineralen volgens het samenstel van den Heer Linnaeus, Amsterdam, 37 vols, 1761â1785, vol. 33 (1783, p. 200, pl. 46, fig. 5)
115 (6.4)
Hovens, Daniel (1735â1795), Mennonite minister in Leiden, winner of the first gold medal of Teylerâs Theological Society (competition of 1778, published 1781)
32
âThe distinguishing characteristic of Christian Revelation and its relation to natural and Judaic religionâ, Verhandelingen van Teylerâs Godgeleerd Genootschap 1 (1781)
32
Hovens, Koenraad (1737â1817), first secretary of Teylerâs Foundation
25n23
,
26 (2.1)
,
36n53
Hoytema, Theo van (1863â1917), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1881)
Table 9.1
Hugaart, Gerard jr (?âin or after 1791), one of the first Directors of Teylerâs Foundation
26 (2.1)
Huguenot(s)
78
Hulst, Maria van der (?â1721), mother of Pieter Teyler (van der Hulst)
19
Humbert de Superville, David Pierre Giottino de (1770â1849), Dutch artist
169n2
,
184
,
188
Humphrey, William, English dealer in minerals and fossils
112
,
127
Hunck, H. J., visited tm (11/8/1891)
Table 9.1
Hurtman.
See
Hartman
icom.
See
International Council of Museums
Immerzeel, Christiaan (1808â1886), Dutch artist, visited tm (1838)
Table 9.1
Immerzeel, Johannes (1776â1841), Dutch artist and biographer, visited tm (1841)
Table 9.1
Imperato, Ferrante (1525? â1615?), apothecary in Naples
Dellâhistoria naturale di Ferrante Imperato napolitano Libri xxviii (1599)
92 (5.1)
Impey, Oliver (1936â2005), curator of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
with Arthur MacGregor
The Cabinet of Curiosities (1983), conference
91
The Origins of Museums (1985), book
91n16
India
223
Ingenhousz, Jean (1730 â1799), Dutch physiologist, biologist and chemist
Table 7.1 (7)
Institut de France
81
Instruments
11
,
12
,
15
,
23
,
36
,
37
,
42n76
,
47
,
89
,
104
,
105
,
108.
See also
Haarlem, Teylerâs Museum, Instrument Room
International Council of Museums (icom)
10
,
87/88n2
,
128
Museum definition
10
,
87/88n2
Ireland/Irish
119
,
127
Israëls, Jozef (1824â1911), Dutch artist, visited tm (1866; May 1879)
Table 9.1
Italy/Italian
15
,
37n57
,
75n12
,
92
,
137n14
,
175
,
177
,
178
,
184
,
188
,
196n22
,
243
Italian drawings 7n7, 13, 137, 168â89 (passim), 193, 195
Janssens, René (1870â1936), Belgian artist, visited tm (23/8/1900)
Table 9.1
Janus, personification of History
7
Japanese
75n12
Java
55
Jelgersma, Taco Hajo (1702â1795), Dutch artist
Portrait of Pieter Teyler van der Hulst as Collector (c. 1760), drawing
4 (1.1)
Jena
16n27
,
111
,
227
Jew/Jewish
24n19
,
25n21
,
78
,
79 (4.3).
See also
Judaic
Jorink, Eric (1963), Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden (since 2013)
65n23
,
76
Josephson, Ernst (1851â1906), Swedish artist, visited tm (1876)
Table 9.1
Judaic
32.
See also
Jew/Jewish
Kamerlingh Onnes, Heike (1853â1926), Dutch scientist and Nobel Prize-winner (1913)
73
Kamphuijsen, Jan (1760â1841), Dutch artist
184
Kant, Immanuel (1724â1804), German philosopher
18
,
241
Kritik der Urteilskraft (1790)
241
Karsen, (Johann) Eduard (1860â1941), Dutch artist, visited tm (Sept. 1882)
Table 9.1
Karsten, Wenceslaus Johann Gustav (1732â1787), German mathematician
227
Kassel
Museum Fridericianum (1777)
11
,
106
Kate, Herman Frederik Carel ten (1822â1891), Dutch artist, visited tm (15/10/1875)
Table 9.1
Kauffman(n), Angelica (1741â1807), Swiss artist, working in London and Rome
Farewell of Abelard and Héloise (1780), painting
186
Kaufman, Aug. B., visited tm (13/5/1892)
Table 9.1
Kieser, Dietrich Georg (1779â1862), German physician in Northeim (today in Lower Saxony), from 1812 in Jena, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Second Societyâs (1808)
lâOrganisation des plantes
16n27
Kikkert, Pieter (1775â1855), Dutch artist and author, winner of the gold medal of Teylerâs Second Society (competition of 1806, published in 1809)
41n72
,
185 â187
âWat is de reden, dat de Nederlandsche school, zoo wel voorheen ten tyde van haren grootsten bloei, als hedendaags, zoo weinig meesters in het historisch vak heeft opgeleverd? (What is the reason for the small number of Dutch history painters?)â, 185â7.
See
Kikkert 1809 in the Bibliography
Kirwan, Richard (1733â1812), Irish physicist
119
Elements of Mineralogy (1784)
119
Kistemaker, Jacob (1917â2010), Dutch atomic physicist, Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden and curator of the Teyler Cabinet of Physics (1956â1984)
65n23
Klerk, Willem de (1800â1876), Dutch artist, visited tm (21/9/1829)
Table 9.1
Kloos, L., visited tm (October 1829)
Table 9.1
Knip, Augustus (1819â1859), Dutch artist, visited tm (1840)
Table 9.1
Knolle, Paul (1952), Dutch art historian
5n3
Konijnenburg, Jan (1757â1831), Dutch preacher and author
âOver het kunst-schoone in Raphaël, als voorbeeld ter navolgingâ (1810)
184
Koning, C. H., Dutch printmaker
Print of a large electrical spark (1787)
143 (7.8)
Koninlijk Nederlandsch Instituut (Royal Netherlands Institute, 1808â1851; predecessor of the Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen (Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences), since 1851)
199n23
Society of Arts (since 2014)
86n31
Kops, Haarlem family of Mennonites
23
Koselleck, Reinhart (1923â2006), German historian
5
Sattelzeit
5
,
7n6
,
10
,
45
Koster, Anton Lodewijk (1859â1937), Dutch artist, visited tm (3/6/1892)
Table 9.1
Krämer, Johann Victor (1861â1949), Austrian artist, visited tm (6/7/1896)
Table 9.1
Krantz, Adam August (1808â1872), German mineral and fossil trader
Mineralien Kontor
121n25
Krebel, Gottlob Friedrich
Vornehmsten Europaeischen Reisen(1792)
227
Kruseman, Cornelis (1797â1857), Dutch artist
196
,
251
Visited tm (8/5/1818)
Table 9.1
Kruseman, Frederik Marinus (1816â1882), Dutch artist, visited tm (1837)
Table 9.1
Kruseman, Jan Theodoor (1835â1895), Dutch artist, visited tm (June 1857)
Table 9.1
Kruseman van Elten, Hendrik Dirk (1829â1904), Dutch artist, visited tm (1852; 1/9/1897)
Table 9.1
Kuits, Antoni (1718â1789), one of the first Directors of Teylerâs Foundation
23n15
,
25
,
26 (2.1), 26n24
,
27
,
28
,
30n39
,
36n53
Kunstbeschouwing(en) (art appreciation gathering(s))
13n21
,
182n38
,
199n25
,
200
,
201n29
Kunstkamer(s) (art room(s))
10
Kunstmin en Vlijt.
See
Haarlem, Kunstmin en Vlijt
Kunst zij ons Doel (That art may be our goal), Amsterdam drawing society
181n36
,
184
Kunst zij ons Doel (That art may be our goal), Haarlem drawing society (âteekencollegieâ; since 1821)
22n11
,
177n14
,
181n36
,
181n37
,
200n28
Kuyper, Ja(c)ques (1761â1808), Dutch artist.
See
Vinkeles, Reinier
Lairesse, Gerard de (1641â1711), Dutch artist
186n56
Lamanon, Robert de (1752â1787), French naturalist
139n18
Lambertini, Prince De, possibly Giovanni Lambertini (1739â1806)
138n17,
Table 7.1 (10c)
La Peyrère, Isaac (1596â1676), French scholar
Prae-Adamitae - systema theologicum (1655)
39n65
,
128n35
Lasius, Georg Sigmund Otto (1752â1833), German mineralogist
122
Laslett, Peter (1915â2001), Cambridge historian
84
The World we have lost. England before the Industrial Age (1965)
7
,
84
Latin
77
,
89
,
105n56
,
241
Laurillard, C. L. (1783â1853), French artist
138n18
Lavoisier, Antoine (1743â1794), French scientist
8
,
15
,
37n59
Leeuwarden
40n67
Leiden
21n8
,
32
,
33n47
,
219
Museum Naturalis (Naturalis Biodiversity Center)
93
Rijksmuseum Boerhaave
93
Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (National Museum of Antiquities)
92/93
University
33n47
,
65n25
,
92
,
116
Anatomical Theatre (1597)
92
Board of Trustees
176
Botanical Garden (Hortus Botanicus)
Gallerij
90
,
92
,
108
Leighton, John (1822â1912), British artist, visited tm (1861)
Table 9.1
Leipzig
20n2
Lelie, Adriaan de (1755â1820), Dutch artist
The Drawing Gallery of the Felix Meritis Society (1801), painting
83 (4.7)
Lenz, Johann Georg (1748â1832), German mineralogist
112
,
119
Leonardo da Vinci (1452â1519), Italian artist
183n46
Leonhard, Karl Cäsar Ritter von (1779â1862), German mineralogist
125
,
126 (6.11)
Lestevenon, Mattheus (1715â1797), father of Willem Anne, secretary and schepen of Amsterdam and Dutch ambassador in Paris
172
Lestevenon, Willem Anne (1750â1830), director of the Haarlem drawing academy (1778â1795), member of Teylerâs Second Society (1780â1797)
15
,
23n15
,
36n52, 53
,
37n57
,
38
,
43
,
168 â89(passim) 187 (8.7)
Leyden jars
147
Lieder, Friedrich Johann Gottlieb (1780â1859), German artist, visited tm (7/4/1804)
Table 9.1
Liefhebber(s)/Liefhebberij(en)
28n32
,
42
,
77
,
203n37
Liernur, Alexander (1770â1815), Dutch artist
184
Lieste, Cornelis (1817â1861), Dutch artist, visited tm (1835)
Table 9.1
Linden, David van der, Dutch historian
94n29
Linnaeus, Carl (1707â1778), or Carl von Linné, Swedish botanist, zoologist, and physician
114
,
115 (6.4)
,
144
Systema Naturae (1735)
144
,
223
Lion Cachet, Carel Adolph (1864â1945), Dutch artist, visited tm (1/7/1897)
Table 9.1
Locke, John (1632â1704), English philosopher
75
London
76
,
111
British Museum (1753, open 1759)
11
,
90
,
101
,
106
,
111
,
183n46
,
239
,
242
Pantheon
148
,
149 (7.9)
Royal Society.
See
Royal Society
Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (1754; since 1908 Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. Today known as Royal Society of Arts â rsa)
22
Loosdrecht
79
porcelain (1774â1782)
79
,
80 (4.5)
Loosjes, Adriaan (1761â1818), son of Petrus, poet, publisher and founder of the Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode, member of Teylerâs Theological Society (from 1813)
22n12
,
30
,
31
Gedenkzuil, ter gelegenheid der vry-verklaaring van Noord-America (Memorial column on the occasion of the declaration of independence of North America; 1782)
31
Loosjes, Cornelis (1723â1792), half-brother of Petrus, Mennonite minister, member of Teylerâs Theological Society (from 1778)
29n34
,
30
,
36n53
,
97
Loosjes, Petrus Adriaanszoon (1735â1813), half-brother of Cornelis, father of Adriaan, Mennonite minister, member of Teylerâs Theological Society (from 1788)
30
,
31
,
33
,
36n53
,
194/195
Looy, Jacobus van (1855â1930), Dutch artist
190n1
,
199n23
,
208
Jacob van Looy Foundation (Frans Hals Museum)
190n1
Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon (1853â1928), Dutch scientist and Nobel Prize-winner (1902), curator of the Teyler Cabinet of Physics (1909â1928)â53 (3.7), 55n14, 60 (3.15), 61, 65n25, 73, 84, 85 (4.8)
Louis Napoleon (1778â1846), King of Holland (1806â1810)
28n29
,
184
Louyot, Edmund (1861â1920), German artist, visited tm (29/7/1892)
Table 9.1
Low Countries
28n29
,
76
,
77
,
78.
See also
the Netherlands
Lubbers, Wessel (1755â1834), Dutch artist, visited tm (8/5/1817)
Table 9.1
Luc, Jean-André de or Deluc (1727â1817), Swiss geologist
127n34
Lunteren, Frans H. van (1958), Dutch historian, Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden (since 2007)
65n25
Lyell, Charles (1797â1875), Scottish geologist
Principles of Geology (1830â1833)
105
Lycomedes
Daughters of.
See
Franco, Giovanni Battista
Maastricht
90
,
104
âMaastricht Creatureâ
90
,
104
,
105
,
106n58
,
107.
See also
Mosasaur(us)
St Pietersberg (Mount St Peter)
104
Maatschappij tot Nut van ât Algemeen (Society for the Promotion of Public Welfare; founded in 1784)
21n6
,
23n17
,
31n40
,
33n47
,
71 (4.2)
,
232.
See also
Haarlem, Nut [â¦]
MacGregor, Arthur (1941), curator of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
See
Impey, Oliver
Malacca/Malakka
124 (6.10)
Malmström, August (1829â1901), Swedish artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Manen Adriaanszoon, Jacob van (1752â1822), Dutch Patriot and author, silver medal of Teylerâs Second Society (competition of 1806, published 1809)
âWat is de reden, dat de Nederlandsche school, zoo wel voorheen ten tyde van haren grootsten bloei, als hedendaags, zoo weinig meesters in het historisch vak heeft opgeleverd? (What is the reason for the small number of Dutch history painters?)â, Verhandelingen van Teylerâs Tweede Genootschap 17 (1809)
41n72
Mantegna, Andrea (1431â1506), Italian artist
180
Mar, David de la (1832â1898), Dutch artist, visited tm (17/7/1890)
Table 9.1
Marcus, Jacob Ernst (1774â1826), Dutch artist
Interior of the Drawing Academy at the Amsterdam Town Hall (between c. 1790 and 1822), drawing
70 (4.1)
Maris, Jacob (1837â1899), Dutch artist
190/191n1
Visited tm (1869; 26/10/1871)
Table 9.1
Maris, Willem Jbzn (1872â1929), Dutch artist, visited tm (8/11/1897)
Table 9.1
Marum, Martinus van (1750â1837), director and curator of Teylerâs Museum (1784â1837)
8
,
9 (1.3)
,
10
,
12
,
15n23
,
16
,
17
,
23n15
,
27n27
,
28n30
,
28n31
,
36n53
,
37n58
,
37n59
,
38
,
39n65
,
39n66
,
40n68
,
41n71
,
42n79
,
42n80
,
43
,
46
,
47 (3.1)
,
48n7
,
49n7
,
51
,
60n18
,
61 (3.16)
,
63
,
74
,
81
,
83
,
89
,
90
,
93
,
101
,
102
,
104n52
,
105n56
,
106
,
107
,
109 â28 (passim) 117 (6.5)
,
123 (6.8)
,
131 â67(passim) 169
,
174n9
,
177n13
,
178
,
196
,
219
,
221
,
225 (10.6)
,
226
,
227
,
228
,
230
,
231n48
,
232n48
,
235
,
236n60
,
237n69
âDe Geschiedenis van de oprigting van Teijlerâs Museumâ (1823â1833)
89n11
,
118n19
âJournaal van mijne verrichtingen ter verkrijging eener Verzameling van Fossilia in Teylerâs Museumâ
118n19
Mastenbroek, Jan van (1827â1909), Dutch artist, visited tm (28/8/1885)
Table 9.1
Mathematics/mathematical
17
,
29n35
,
75
,
81
,
84
,
85
,
111
,
136
,
221
,
226
,
227
Mauritius, Johann Georg (active first half 18th century), German artist
Das Hällische Waysenhaus (The Orphanage in Halle; 1740), print
222 (10.3)
Mauve, Anton (1838â1888), Dutch artist, visited tm (22/1/1857; 24/2/1862)
Table 9.1
Mawe, John, English dealer in minerals and fossils
112
Medici.
See
Francesco deâ Medici and Raphael, drawing
Meer Cz., P. v.d., visited tm (1862)
Table 9.1
Meirelles de Lima, Victor (1832â1903), Brasilian artist, visited tm (1881)
Table 9.1
Melis, Henricus Joannes (1845â1923), Dutch artist, visited tm (Nov. 1880)
Table 9.1
Mendes da Costa, Joseph (1863â1939), Dutch artist, visited tm (16/10/1885)
Table 9.1
Mengs, Anton Raphael (1728â1779), German artist
187
,
188
Mennonite(s)
3
,
5
,
10
,
19
,
22n12
,
23
,
24n18
,
24n19
,
25n21
,
25n22
,
25n23
,
27
,
29
,
30
,
31n41
,
32
,
33n46
,
34
,
36
,
40n67
,
44
,
93
,
97
,
100
,
101
,
102
,
104
,
105
,
195
,
205
,
228
Mennonite church
Congregation of Flanders and Waterland
29
Congregation in Leeuwarden
40n67
Seminary in Amsterdam
29
Vereniging (Unification)
29
MercuryâTable 7.1 (17a, 17b)
Mérian, Johann Bernhard (1723â1807), Swiss philosopher
70
,
76
Mesdag, Albertine or Tine (1859â1936), Dutch artist, visited tm (16/2/1894)
Table 9.1
Mesdag, Hendrik Willem (1831â1915), Dutch artist and collector, visited tm (24/6/1852; 10/9/1888)
Table 9.1
Mesdag, Taco (1829â1902), Dutch artist and collector, visited tm (24/6/1852)
Table 9.1
Meteorological/meteorology
21n8
,
27
Metsu, Gabriël (1629â1667), Dutch artist
186
Meulen, Willem van der (1714â1808); Dutch collector, auction in 1782
112
Meusel, Johann Georg (1743â1820), German author
180
Michaëlis, Gerrit Jan (1775â1857), kasteleijn (caretaker of the house) and keeper of Teylerâs art collections (1820â1856)
11
,
43
,
200n27
,
203n37
,
251
Landscape at Vogelensang (1824), painting
248 (11.4)
Michel, Ãmile François (1818â1909), French artist, visited tm (June 1886)
Table 9.1
Michelangelo Buonarotti (1475â1564), Italian artist
13
,
65n24
,
168
,
172
,
180
,
183n46
,
187
,
189
,
193
,
199n23
,
251
Figure study of a walking man (c. 1527â1560), drawing
173 (8.4)
Michielsen, G., visited tm (1811)
Table 9.1
Mieris, Frans van i (1635â1681), Dutch artist
186n57
Mineral/mineralogy/mineralogical/mineralogist
8
,
9
,
11
,
15
,
17
,
28
,
37
,
43
,
47
,
49
,
51n11
,
63
,
77
,
100 (5.6)
,
102
,
105n56
,
107
,
109 â28 (passim) 110 (6.1)
,
126 (6.11)
,
131
,
137n10
,
144
,
146
,
164
,
165, Table 7.1 (19)
,
192
,
226
,
229
,
231
,
233n51
Mining academy/academies
112n10
,
122n27
,
125
Moerenhout, Joseph (1801â1875), Belgian artist, visited tm (1840, 1844)
Table 9.1
Mol, Joannes de (1726â1782), Protestant minister at Loosdrecht, who started a porcelain factory
79
,
80 (4.4)
Molijn, François Adriaan (1805â1890), Dutch amateur artist, visited tm (1840, 1841)
Table 9.1
Mont Blanc
106
,
108
,
117 (6.5, 6.6)
,
118
Morandi, Giorgio (1890â1964), Italian artist
56 (3.11)
Moritz, Karl Philipp (1756â1793), German philosopher
18
,
239, 240n2
,
242 â243 244 (11.1)
,
245
,
246
,
247
Reisen eines Deutschen in England im Jahr 1782 (Journey of a German in England in the year 1782)
239n1
âVersuch einer Vereinigung aller schönen Künste und Wissenschaften unter dem Begriff des In sich selbst Vollendetenâ (An Attempt to unify all the Fine Arts and Sciences under the Concept of That which is Complete in Itself; in Berlinische Monatsschrift 1785)
242
âÃber die bildende Nachahmung des Schönenâ (About the pictorial imitation of the beautiful; 1788)
246n12
Mosasaur(us)
90
,
104
,
128
,
139n18
,
139n20
,
140 (7.5)
,
141
,
146, Table 7.1 (3, 22, 25).
See also
Maastricht, âMaastricht Creatureâ
Mount St Pieter.
See
Maastricht, St Pietersberg
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756â1791), composer
Don Giovanni (1787)
251
Munck, M. de, visited tm (July 1883)
Table 9.1
Muslim
78
Musschenbroek, Petrus van (1692-1761), Leiden physicist
Beginselen der Natuurkunde (Principles of Physics; 1736)
21n8
Naples/Napoli
92n50
Napoleon Bonaparte (1769â1821), French general and Emperor
28n29
,
243
National Assembly
25n23
Naturalia
38
,
77
,
88
,
89
,
90
,
93
,
95 (5.2)
,
96 (5.3)
,
97
,
100
,
101
,
102
,
111
,
117n20
,
139
,
225 (10.5)
,
239
Natuurkundig College (Physics society), founded c. 1737 in Haarlem
21n6
,
27
,
33
Natuurkundige Verhandelingen.
See
Haarlem, Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen
Neoclassical
63
,
188
,
199n22
Neo-Renaissance
49
Netscher, Caspar (1639â1684), Dutch artist
186
Netherlands, the
3
,
7n7
,
10
,
13
,
16
,
17n30
,
18
,
21n6
,
23n17
,
30
,
33
,
37
,
60
,
73
,
87n1
,
91
,
104
,
113
,
116
,
117
,
136
,
145n29
,
168
,
180n28
,
182 â185 190
,
199n22, 219n2
,
230n38
,
232
,
233
,
234 (10.8)
,
237
,
240
,
249
,
251n22
Neues Museum für Künstler und Kunstliebhaber, German periodical
180
Newton, Isaac (1643â1727), English scientist/Newtonian(s)
78
,
85
Niemeyer, August Hermann (1754â1828), German theologian and pedagogue
16
,
17
,
219 â38 (passim) 220 (10.1)
Grundsätze der Erziehung(Principles of Education)
17
,
228
Beobachtungen auf einer Reise durch einen Theil von Westphalen und Holland (Observations on a journey through a part of Westphalia and Holland; 1823)
221n4
,
228
,
229 (10.6)
Niemeyer, Agnes Wilhelmine Christiane, née von Köpken (1769â1847)
16
,
220 (10.2)
,
232
,
233n49
,
238
Nieuw-Loosdrecht.
See
Loosdrecht
Nieuwenhuijzen, Jan (1724â1806), Mennonite pastor and founder of the Maatschappij tot Nut van ât Algemeen (1784)
23n17
Nieuwenhuijzen, Martinus (1759â1793), son of Jan and co-founder of the Maatschappij tot Nut van ât Algemeen (1784)
23n17
Nieuwenhuizen, Peter van (1938), Dutch mathematician and theoretical physicist, Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden and curator of the Teyler Cabinet of Physics (1985â1990)
65n25
Nobel prize
55
,
73.
See also
Kamerlingh Onnes, Heike
;
Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon
;
Waals, Johannes Diderik van der
;
Zeeman, Pieter
Noot, Thomas van der, bookseller in Brussels
77
North-America
31
Noster, Ludwig (1859â1910), German artist, visited tm (5/7/1893)
Table 9.1
Novalis, pseudonym of Georg Friedrich Philipp Freiherr von Hardenberg (1772â1801), German poet
82
Nozeman, Cornelius (1720â1786), Dutch naturalist
with Martinus Houttuyn
Nederlandsche Vogelen (vol. iv, 1809)
Table 7.1 (26)
Numismatics
34
,
39
,
41n72
,
42
,
44
,
88
,
102
Numismatics, personification of
35 (2.4)
Odescalchi, don Livio (1655â1713)
169
,
170n6
,
171 (8.3)
,
178
his collection and his heirs
170 (8.1)
,
171 (8.2)
,
173 (8.4)
,
174 (8.5)
,
175 (8.6)
,
178
,
181
,
182
,
183
,
185
Oets, Pieter (1720â1790), Dutch artist
Portrait of Joannes de Mol(c. 1750), drawing
80 (4.4)
Oils, combustion ofâTable 7.1 (14a, 14b, 15a, 15b, 16a, 16b)
Oosten de Bruyn, Gerrit Willem van (1727â1797), city historian of Haarlem, member of Teylerâs Theological Society, reformed later Walloon, director of the Haarlem drawing academy (1788â1792)
19
,
34
,
35n51
,
36n53
,
39
,
42n79
,
174n9
,
178
his collections
36
Oppenoorth, Willem Johannes (1847â1905), Dutch artist, visited tm (February 1882)
Table 9.1
Oprechte Haerlemsche Courant (literally, the sincere, or honest, Haarlem newspaper)
34
,
94n29
,
94n30
Orange (Oranje-Nassau), House/Family of, family from which since the 16th century the Dutch Stadholders were chosen until 1795, since 1815 the Royal Family of the Netherlands
174
Orangist, supporter of the family Orange-Nassau
15
,
35n51
,
36n53
,
39
,
44
Orangist Restoration/Revolution (1787)
15
,
39
,
44
,
175
Orbis in domo (the world at home)
91
,
108
Ornithorhynchus paradoxus (now Ornithorhynchus anatinus).
See
Platypus
Os, Pieter Frederik van (1808â1892), Dutch artist, visited tm (1848; 1881)
Table 9.1
Overijssel (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20
Oxford
Ashmolean Museum (1683)
90
,
91.
See also
Impey, Oliver
Oyens, David (1842â1902), Dutch artist, visited tm (31/5/1853)
Table 9.1
Palaeontology/palaeontological/palaeontologist
8
,
27
,
38
,
43
,
51
,
55
,
116n19
,
118
,
121
Paludanus, Bernardus (1550â1633), Dutch physician and collector
90n15
,
117n20
Panini, Giovanni Paolo (1691â1765), Italian artist
Capriccio with ruins, drawing
183n45
Paris
111
,
119
,
166
,
172
,
177
,
178
,
188
,
233
,
234 (10.8)
Academy (of art)
243
Academy of Science
15
Description des arts et métiers (1761â1782)
11
Ãcole des Mines
112
Louvre
183n46
,
243
Muséum dâhistoire naturelle
15
Jardin des Plantes
112, Table 7.1 (23â25)
Parmigianino (1503â1540), Italian artist
168
,
172
,
183
Patriot (or anti-Orangist) movement in the 18th century
15
,
20
,
22n12
,
25n23
,
28n29
,
28n30
,
30n37
,
31n41
,
35
,
36n52
,
36n53
,
39
,
44
,
174n9
,
177
Patriot Revolution (1795)
20
,
25n23
,
35
,
36n52
,
174n9
Persia/Persian
30
Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia (1672â1725)
93
Pettenkofen, August Xaver Karl, Ritter von (1822â1889), Austrian artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Peyrère.
See
La Peyrère
Pfannschmidt, Ernst Christian (1868â1949), German artist, visited tm (13/10/1893)
Table 9.1
Pharmacy/pharmacist
8n9
,
93
,
99 (5.5). 113
,
114
,
227
Philadelphia
Academy of science
16
Philology/philologist(s)
84
,
190
,
206
Philosophy/philosophical/philosopher(s)
5
,
30
,
34
,
70
,
71
,
73
,
74
,
75
,
78
,
79
,
80
,
81
,
101
,
127
,
133
,
135
,
136
,
144
,
150n44
,
153
,
239
,
241
,
243
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.
See
Royal Society
Phlogiston theory
40n68.
See also
Air(s)
Phosphoric acidâTable 7.1 (12a, 12b)
Phrygian
32 (2.2)
Physician
16n28
,
27
,
101
,
113
,
114
Physico-theology
10
,
33
,
39n65
,
40n70
,
41n72
,
97
,
105
,
113
,
127
,
221
Physics/physical/physicist
8
,
15
,
17
,
21n8
,
23
,
27
,
30
,
34
,
36
,
37
,
39
,
40
,
43
,
47
,
48
,
51
,
55
,
60 (3.15)
,
65n25
,
81
,
82 (4.8)
,
85
,
86
,
111
,
119
,
127
,
128
,
131
,
147n36
,
221
,
222n7
,
226
,
227
,
228
,
232
,
235
,
236
Physics, personification of
35 (2.4)
Picart, Bernard (1673â1733), French/Dutch printmaker
25
,
78
Cérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde (9 vols, Amsterdam 1723â1743; in several languages: Ceremonies and Religious Customs of the various nations of the known world; published by J. F. Bernard)
25n21
,
78
,
79 (4.3)
Pieneman, Jan Willem (1779â1853), Dutch artist
196
Visited tm (March 1820; 23/8/1849)
Table 9.1
Pieneman, Nicolaas (1809â1860), Dutch artist, visited tm (1834)
Table 9.1
Pieterse, Gijsbertus (1847â1878), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1877)
Table 9.1
Pietist(ic)/ pietism
16
,
17
,
221
,
222
,
226
,
228
Pirou, Eugène (?â?), Louvain, visited tm (1854)
Table 9.1
Pithecanthropus erectus (the upright ape-man)
55
Pitloo, Antonie Sminck (1790â1837), Dutch artist, working in Italy since 1811
184n50
Planetarium
36
Plantijn, family of printers in Antwerp
77
Plantlust, country estate of Martinus van Marum
230
Plato (428/427â348/347 before Chr.), Greek philosopher/Platonic
81
PlatypusâTable 7.1 (20a, 20b, 21)
Plomp, Michiel (1958), Dutch art historian
182
Ploos van Amstel, Cornelis (1726â1798), Dutch printmaker and collector, auction 1800
179
,
182
,
183
,
184
Poetry, personification of
35 (2.4)
Polder model(consensus decision-making)
186
Portielje, Gerard (1856â1929), Belgian artist, visited tm (1874; 1876)
Table 9.1
Portman, Christiaan Julius Lodewijk (1799â1868), Dutch artist, visited tm (16/4/1836)
Table 9.1
Posilippo, Scuola di (School of), art movement in Naples in the beginning of the 19th century
184n50
Praetorius, Pieter Ernst Henk (1791â1876), Dutch artist and collector, visited tm (1838; 10/9/1853)
Table 9.1
Pra(e)-Adamite/pra(e)-Adamism
39n65
,
127n35
,
128n35
Prix de Rome
184
Provinciaal Utrechtsch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen.
See Utrechtsch Provinciaal [â¦]
Prussia/Prussian
20n2
,
70
,
219
,
221
,
222
,
237.
See also
Brandenburg-Prussia
Quatremère de Quincy, Antoine-Chrysostome (1755â1849), French arts administrator and writer on art
243 â248 244 (11.2)
Considérations morales sur la destination des ouvrages de lâart (1815)
243
,
245 (11.3)
Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes
240n3
Quietism
246n13
Rademaker, Gerrit (1671â1711), Dutch artist
The Cabinet of Levinus Vincent in Amsterdam (c. 1680â1709), drawing
98 (5.4)
Radermacher, Jacob Cornelis Matthieu (1741â1783), Dutch botanist and author
124 (6.10)
Ralli, Théodore Jacques (1852â1909), French/Greek artist, visited tm (20/8/1897)
Table 9.1
Ramakers, Bart (1961), historian of Dutch Literature
76
Raphael, Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (1483â1520), Italian artist
13
,
65n24
,
168
,
172
,
175 (8.6)
,
180
,
183n46
,
184
,
187
,
189
,
193
,
251
Putto carrying the Medici ring (c. 1513â1514), drawing
174 (8.5)
Rapin, Aimée (1869â1956), Swiss artist, visited tm (19/10/1898)
Table 9.1
Rariteitenkabinet(ten) (cabinet(s) of curiosities)
10.
See also
Curiosities, cabinet(s) of
Ravenzwaay, Johannes Gijsbertzn van (1815â1849), Dutch artist, visited tm (1834, 1836)
Table 9.1
Reekers, Hendrik (1815â1854), Dutch artist, visited tm (1833)
Table 9.1
Reekers, Johannes (1790â1858), Dutch artist, visited tm (1833)
Table 9.1
Reekers, Johannes (1824â1895), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1881; Sept. 1885)
Table 9.1
Regteren Altena, Iohan Quirijn van (1899â1980), professor of art history of the University of Amsterdam, curator of the art collections of Teylerâs Museum (1952â1973), after the positions of kastelein and curator of the art collections had been separated in 1951
43n82
Regteren Altena, Marinus van (1866â1908), Dutch artist, visited tm (April 1884)
Table 9.1
Religion, personification of
32 (2.2)
Remonstrant(s)
24n19
,
29n34
,
33n46
,
34
,
37n58
Renaissance
91n17
,
92
,
104
,
108
,
184
,
185
,
187
Reni, Guido (1575â1642), Italian artist
172
Rensing, Carl (1826â1898), Dutch artist, visited tm (1856)
Table 9.1
Renkewitz, Theodor (1833â1913), Swiss artist, visited tm (July 1892)
Table 9.1
Repin, Ilja (1844â1930), Russian artist, visited tm (18/5/1883)
Table 9.1
Republic.
See
Dutch Republic
Reynolds, Joshua (1723â1792), British artist
145
Richard, L., visited tm (1856)
Table 9.1
Rickert, Heinrich (1863â1936), German philosopher
75
Rijk, James de (1806â1882), Dutch artist, visited tm (1835)
Table 9.1
Ritsema, Coenraad (1834â1916), Dutch artist, visited tm (1848)
Table 9.1
Ritsema, Jacob Coenraad (1869â1943), Dutch artist, visited tm (4/8/1898)
Table 9.1
Robin, Louis (born 1845), French artist, visited tm (June 1882)
Table 9.1
Rochussen, Hendrik (1779â1852), Dutch artist, visited tm (1/6/1801)
Table 9.1
Rochussen, Henri (1812â1889), Dutch artist, visited tm (May 1884)
Table 9.1
Rocks
8
,
9
,
102
,
109 â28 (passim) 110 (6.1)
,
126 (6.11)
Roelofs, Willem (1822â1897), Dutch artist, visited tm (February 1880)
Table 9.1
Romantic/Romanticism
16n27
,
18
,
239 â51 (passim)
Rome/Roman
14
,
15
,
38
,
43
,
48
,
55
,
168
,
169n3
,
170 (8.1)
,
172 (8.2)
,
173 (8.3)
,
174 (8.5)
,
175 (8.6)
,
181
,
184n50
,
243n9
Romen, Guillaume, visited tm (Sept. 1883)
Table 9.1
Romé de lâIsle, Jean-Baptiste Louis (1736â1790), French mineralogist
119
,
123
Roode, Nicolaas Johannes Wilhelmus de (1814â1884), Dutch artist, visited tm (1840)
Table 9.1
Rooker, Michel Angelo (1742/1743â1801), English artist.
See
Basire, J.
Roosenboom, Nicolaas Johannes (1805â1880), Dutch artist, visited tm (1840)
Table 9.1
Roodenburg, Johannes Carolus (1852â1928), Dutch artist, visited tm (4/7/1893)
Table 9.1
Rotterdam
179n23
,
230
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (1712â1778), Swiss/French philosopher
69
,
70
,
76
,
82
Ãmile (1762)
69
Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences
86n31.
See also
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Instituut
Royal Society, learned society in London (since 1660)
11
,
15
,
93
,
101
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (1665)
11
,
149 (7.9)
Russia/Russian
16
,
55n15
,
111n4
Russian Revolution
55n15
Rutgers, Antoni (1695â1778), Dutch collector, auction 1778
182
Ruysch, Frederik (1638â1731), Dutch anatomist and collector
93n23
,
94
,
108
Rydberg, Gustaf Fredrik (1835â1933), Swedish artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Sade, Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de (1740â1814)
81
,
82
Sadée, Philip (1837â1904), Dutch artist, visited tm (31/8/1887)
Table 9.1
Saftleven, Herman (1609â1685), Dutch artist 196, 197 (9.1).
See also
under Hendriks, Wybrand
Ruins (1649), drawing
198 (9.4)
St Petersburg
Academy of science
16
Kunstkamera (1728), later Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera âPeter the Greatâ)
11
,
65n24
Saleh, Raden Sarief Bastaman (1811â1880), Indonesian artist, visited tm (1837)
Table 9.1
Sannack, Jean, visited tm (22/5/1819)
Table 9.1
Sattelzeit.
See
Koselleck, Reinhart
Saussure, Horace-Bénédict de (1740â1799), Swiss naturalist
112
,
117 (6.5, 6.6)
,
118
Saussure, Théodore de (1767â1845), son of Horace-Bénédicte
117 (6.5, 6.6)
,
118
Saxony
111
,
122n27
Saxony-Anhalt
16
Scale models
63
,
106
,
107
,
108
Schaalstein
126 (6.11)
Schaeken, H. H., visited tm (1874)
Table 9.1
Schalbroeck, Eduard (1853â1935), Dutch artist and conservator, visited tm (August 1887)
Table 9.1
Scharloo, Marjan, director of Teylerâs Museum since 2001
60n18
Schelfhout, Lodewijk (1881â1943), Dutch artist, visited tm (8/9/1897; 7/6/1898; 5/7/1898; 20/10/1899; 5/2/1900; 27/2/1900; 11/10/1900)
Table 9.1
Scheltinga, Frederik (died 1781), one of the first six members of Teylerâs Theological Society
23n15
,
29n34
Scherbatov, Sergei Alexandrovich (1875â1962), Russian artist, visited tm (13/4/1896)
Table 9.1
Scheuchzer, Johann Jacob (1672â1733), Swiss scholar
117
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich (von) Schiller (1759â1805), German playwright, philosopher and poet
18
,
240n2
,
247 â249 251
Ãber die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen in eine Reihe von Briefe (About the aesthetic education of man in a series of letters; 1795)
248n15
Schindler, Emil Jacob (1842â1892), Austrian artist, visited tm (1875)
Table 9.1
Schinkel, Karl Friedrich (1781â1841), German architect
248
,
249
Schlegel, August Wilhelm (von) (1767â1845), German critic
Vorlesungen über dramatische Kunst und Literatur (Lectures on dramatic art and literature; 1809) 251
Schlosser, Julius Alwin Franz Georg Andreas Ritter von (1866â1938), Austrian art historian
Kunst- und Wunderkammern der Spätrenaissance (1908)
91n17
Schmarsow, August (1853â1936), German art historian, University of Leipzig
55n13
,
181n33
Scholten, Hendrik Jacobus (1824â1907), artist and curator of Teylerâs art collections (1863â1907)
55n12
,
190n1
,
191
,
192
,
201n29
,
202
,
203
,
208
Musée Teyler à Haarlem. Catalogue raisonné des dessins des écoles française et hollandaise (1904) 55n12
Schotel, Johannes Christiaan (1787â1838), Dutch marine painter
251
Calm water (1829), painting
250 (11.6)
Storm at sea (c. 1825), painting
250 (11.5)
Schouman, Aert (1710â1792), Dutch artist, auction 1792
179n25
Schuch, Carl (1846â1903), Austrian artist, visited tm (1873)
Table 9.1
Schumann, Karl Franz Heinrich (1767â1827), German artist
Portrait of Karl Philipp Moritz (1791), painting
244 (11.1)
Schumann, Paul (1855â1927), German art historian
55n13
Schwartze, Thérèse (1851â1918), Dutch artist, visited tm (Sept. 1882)
Table 9.1
Schwegman, Hendrik (1761â1816), Dutch artist
153
,
154
after Wybrand Hendriks
Mosasaur fossil (1790), print
140 (7.5)
,
153,
Table 7.1 (3)
Sciences de parlage
74
Scientific Revolution
71
,
72
,
73
,
75
Seba, Albertus (1665â1736), pharmacist and collector in Amsterdam
8n9
,
93n23
,
114n16
,
117n20
Thesaurus (vol. 1, 1734)
114
Semolei, Il.
See
Franco, Giovanni Battista
Sepp, Jan Christiaan (1739â1811), Dutch artist and publisher
153
after Wybrand Hendriks
Ardea purpurea/Purpere reiger (1809), print
Table 7.1 (26)
Serra Porson, Josep (or José Serra y Porson; 1824â1910), Spanish artist, visited tm (August 1883)
Table 9.1
Sierstorpff, Caspar Heinrich von (1750â1842), German statesman
233n49
,
235
Bemerkungen auf einer Reise durch die Niederlande nach Paris, vol. 2 (1804)
233
,
234 (10.8)
Simpliciakast(Collectorâs cabinet with a miniature pharmacy)
97
,
99 (5.5)
,
100 (5.6)
,
113n12
Six, collection
36n54
Sloane, Sir Hans (1660â1753), British physician, naturalist and collector
90
,
93n24
,
101
Smirke, Richard (1778â1815), British artist, visited tm (27/7/1801)
Table 9.1
Smirke, Robert (1780â1867), British architect, visited tm (27/7/1801)
Table 9.1
Smith, Pamela (1957), American historian
76
Smith, W. O., probably American, visited tm (24/10/1900)
Table 9.1
Smits, Jan Gerard (1823â1910), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1865)
Table 9.1
Sociability/sociable
22n12
,
38
,
76
,
97
,
237
Spaarne
14 (1.4)
,
49
,
57 (3.12)
,
66 (3.19)
,
88
,
190
,
206
,
207 (9.7)
,
233
,
236
Spinoza, Baruch or Benedictus de Spinoza (1632â1677), Dutch philosopher
73
Spruyt, Charles (1769â1851), South-Netherlandish/Belgian artist, visited tm (May 1808)
Table 9.1
Squarcione, Francesco (c. 1395âafter 1468), Italian artist
180
Stadholderless Age, Second (1702â1747)
20
Stahl, Georg Ernst (1659â1734), German doctor and chemist
40n68
Staring, Maurits Lodewijk Christiaan (1840â1914), Dutch artist, visited tm (1864)
Table 9.1
Stasov, Vladimir (1824â1906), Russian author, visited tm (18/5/1883)
Table 9.1
States General, the Dutch Parliament
175
States of Holland
22n9
,
175
Statius Müller, Johan Wilhelm (1767â1836), Dutch Lutheran pastor
228n30
stcn (Short-Title Catalogue Netherlands) 106n58
Steen, Jan (1626â1679), Dutch artist
186n57
Stengelin, Alphonse (1852â1938), French artist, visited tm (28/7/1890)
Table 9.1
Steur jr, Adrianus van der (1836â1899), Dutch architect, designed the Instruments Room, Fossil Room i and Fossil Room ii, Auditory and extension of the Library (1880â1885)
50
,
59 (3.14)
Stock, Johann Christian, German dealer in minerals and fossils
112
Stolp, Jan (1698â1753), Leiden merchant, founder of the Stolpian Legacy
33n47
Stolpiaansch Legaat (Stolpian Legacy)
33n47
,
34
Stoop, W.B,, visited tm (1840)
Table 9.1
Stortenbeker, A. W., visited tm (1886)
Table 9.1
Stortenbeker, Johannes (1821â1899), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1875; 1885)
Table 9.1
Stortenbeker, Willem (1789â1882), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1875)
Table 9.1
Struyk, Cornelis, visited tm (1/6/1789)
Table 9.1
Suitensammlung(en)
125
,
126 (6.11)
Sweden
169
,
181
Swinden, Jean Henri (also Jan Hendrik; 1746â1823), Dutch scientist
82 (4.6)
Swiss/Switzerland
15
,
70
,
111
,
112
,
114
,
117
,
118
Tak, Jan (1729â1780), Dutch collector of drawings, auction 1780
179
Teekenacademie (drawing academy). See
Amsterdam, Drawing academy of the city
;
Haarlem, Drawing school/academy
Teerlink, Abraham (1776â1857), Dutch artist, working in Rome since 1810
184n50
Teissèdre lâAnge, Josué (1771â1853), Dutch Walloon minister and school reformer, member of Teylerâs Second Society (from 1798)
17
,
31n40
,
228n30
,
230n39
,
232
,
237
Grondbeginselen (1799â1810), translation of Niemeyerâs Grundsätze der Erziehung
17
,
228
Teyler, Isaac (1669â1750), father of Pieter Teyler (van der Hulst)
19
,
100
Teyler van der Hulst, Pieter (1702â1778), Dutch cloth merchant, banker and philanthropist, founder of Teylerâs Foundation
3n1
,
4 (1.1)
,
11n16
,
19 â25 (passim) 25n21
,
27
,
29
,
30
,
34
,
36
,
41
,
46
,
47 (3.1)
,
49
,
50 (3.3)
,
69
,
87 â108 (passim) 177
,
179
,
189
,
192n4
,
193n7
,
195
,
196
,
228
,
237n66
,
249
his collections
3
,
11n16
,
27
,
42
,
47n4
,
88
,
100
,
102
,
104
,
106
his cabinet of coins and medals
11n16
,
27
,
42
,
47n4
,
88
,
100
,
102
his will
3n1
,
3n2
,
20
,
21n5
,
24
,
25
,
26n24
,
32n42
,
33
,
39
,
41
,
42n74
,
43
,
46
,
69
,
86
,
88n4
,
89
,
101
,
102
,
137n11
,
190
,
192
,
193
,
249
Teyler Chair at Leiden University
65n25.
See also
Fokker, Adriaan Daniel
;
Jorink, Eric
;
Kistemaker, Jacob
;
Lunteren, Frans H. van
;
Nieuwenhuizen, Peter van
;
Visser, Robert W. P.
Teylerâs Challenge
65n23
Teylerâs Foundation (Stichting) passim
.
See also
Haarlem, Teylers Fundatiehuis
;
Haarlem, Teylers Museum
Directors
3n2
,
9
,
19
,
22
,
23n15
,
25
,
26 (2.1)
,
27 â29 30
,
37
,
38n64
,
39n66
,
41
,
42n80
,
44n84
,
46
,
51n11
,
81
,
88
,
89
,
101
,
102
,
104
,
127
,
137
,
169
,
180
,
182n38
,
183
,
190
,
191
,
194
,
195
,
199
,
201
,
202
,
203
,
208
,
224
,
231n42
,
235
Teylers Godgeleerd Genootschap/Teylerâs Theological Society
3 â5 7
,
19 â45 (passim) 32 (2.2, 2.3)
,
65n25
,
78n19
,
90n12
,
105
,
106
,
192
,
195
,
232
Annual competition
3n2
,
16
,
19
,
31 â4 (passim) 38
,
41n72
,
88
,
108
,
178n18
1778 (a comparison between revealed and natural religions)
31
,
32
,
33n45
,
40
,
101
1780 (about human moral freedom)
33
1783 (about the relation between true philosophy and Christian revelation)
32n43
1784 (about the middle way, in religious matters, between doubt and determination)
32 (2.2)
1788 (about the right to self-determination as the founding principle of Protestantism)
33n46
1793 (about the proof of the divinity of the teachings of Jesus)
40n67
1794 (can people, by using their reason alone, come to the right ideas about God and divine matters?)
40n67
1795 (about whether and how the civil authorities may exercise some influence in matters of Religion)
33n46
1796 (is self-love the governing principle of humankind?)
40n67
1799 (are religious concepts and practices necessary conditions for virtue and good morals)
40n67
Teylers Tweede Genootschap (or âcollegieâ)/Teylerâs Second Society (for Arts and Sciences)
3 â5 7 â9 13
,
15
,
19 â45 (passim) 88
,
101
,
102n48
,
104 â106 110
,
138
,
153
,
168n1
,
172
,
176 (8.7)
,
178
,
179
,
185
,
192
,
201
,
203
,
205
,
228
,
230
,
232
Annual competition
3n2
,
16
,
31
,
38
,
39 â41 (passim) 41n72
,
88
,
108
,
178n18
1778 (physics: about phlogisticated air)
40
,
101
,
102
1781 (drawing/painting: about the national taste of the Dutch school in drawings and paintings; published in 1787)
101n42
,
178
,
185n54
,
187
,
188
1783 (physics: about the Age of the Earth)
40
,
104
,
107
1787 (numismatics: an inventory of Dutch coins since 1579)
39
1797 (numismatics: about the use of gold and silver)
40n72
1800 (history: about characteristics of the 18th century, compared to the 17th century)
40n67
1801 (physics: about physics as proof of the Creatorâs existence)
40
,
41n72
1806 (drawing/painting: about the reasons for the small number of Dutch history painters; published in 1809)
40n69
,
41n72
,
101n42
,
187
1808 (physics: lâorganisation des plantes)
16n27
1811 (drawing/painting: an overview of the present state of painting and drawing in what used to be the Dutch Republic)
41n72
,
101n42
Thorbecke, Johan Rudolph (1798â1872), Dutch liberal statesman
251
Thorenfeld, Anton Erik Christian (1839â1907), Danish artist, visited tm (August 1885)
Table 9.1
Thors, Joseph (active c. 1835â1920), Dutch/British artist, visited tm (August 1880)
Table 9.1
Tieck, Johann Ludwig (1773â1853), German author and critic
247
Titian (c. 1487â1576), Italian artist
187
Toorop, Jan (1858â1928), Dutch artist, visited tm (August 1882; 1888)
Table 9.1
Toussaint von Charpentier, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm (1779â1847), German mineralogist at the Freiberg Mining Academy
112
,
122
Tranquebar (now Tharangambadi, southern India)
223
Trimolet, Anthelme (1798â1866), French artist, visited tm (28/9/1855)
Table 9.1
Truth, personification of
32 (2.2)
Tuyll van Serooskerke, Carel van (1950), Dutch art historian
180
,
181
Uilenbroek, Gosuinus (? â1740), Dutch collector, auction in 1741
182
Ulrich, Christian (1836â1909), Austrian-Hungarian architect, designed the façade on the Spaarne of Teylerâs Museum
14 (1.4)
,
49
,
66 (3.19)
unesco
57n17
United States (US)
16
Utilitarian
13
,
18
,
36
,
39
,
43
,
74
,
81
,
127
,
192
,
194
,
238
Utrecht (city)
Union of Utrecht (1579)
39
Utrecht (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20
Utrechtsch Provinciaal Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen (Provincial Utrecht Society of Arts and Sciences; 1773)
21n6
,
22n9
,
73n6
,
84
Vaarzon Morel, Willem (1868â1955), Dutch artist, visited tm (June 1885; Dec. 1886)
Table 9.1
Vaderlandsche Letteroefeningen (Literary essays for the benefit of our fatherland; 1761â1876), Dutch literary-cultural magazine, founded by Cornelis and Petrus Adriaanszoon Loosjes
30n37
,
39
,
31n40
,
32n42
,
33
Valckenier, Pieter (1641â1712), Dutch collector
114
,
117n20
Varelen, Jacob Elias van (1757â1840), artist
133n3
,
153
after Wybrand Hendriks
The Wonder Tree on the Spanjaardslaan in the Haarlemmerhout, Haarlem (1819), print
133
,
134 (7.3),
Table 7.1 (27b)
Velvet Revolution (1795)
174n9
Ven, Elisa van der (1833â1909), mathematician and physicist, curator of the Cabinet of Physics of Teylerâs Museum (1878â1909), secretary of Teylerâs Second Society
53 (3.7)
Venice/Venetian(s)
187
Verbeek, Jan (died 1788), Remonstrant preacher and one of the first six members of Teylerâs Theological Society
29n34
,
34
Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (voc); United East Indian Company)
93
Verhandelingen van Teylerâs Tweede Genootschap (Transactions of Teylerâs Second Society)
15n24
,
16n27
,
31
,
37n59
,
40n67
,
40n69
,
88
,
138
,
140 (7.5)
,
142 (7.7)
,
143 (7.8)
,
153
Verhandelingen, rakende den natuurlijken en geopenbaarden Godsdienst, uitgegeeven door Teylerâs Godgeleerd Genootschap (Transactions, regarding the natural and revealed Religion, published by Teylerâs Theologian Society)
31
,
33n45
,
88
Verlinden, Eric, Dutch physicist
85
Vermeer, Johannes (1632â1675), Dutch artist
Straatje (Little street), painting, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, sk-A-2860
36n54
Verschuur, Gerrit Pieter (1830â1891), Dutch artist, visited tm (16/3/1852; 1852)
Table 9.1
Versteegh, Dirck (1751â1822), Dutch collector and mecenas, auction 1823
182
,
184
Veth, Jan (1864â1925), Dutch artist, visited tm (21/8/1895)
Table 9.1
Vienna/Viennese
14 (1.4)
,
49
,
121
Vienna Circle
84
Viervant, Leendert (1752â1801), Dutch architect, designed the Oval Room of Teylerâs Museum
25n22
,
26 (2.1)
,
37n60
,
46
,
58 (3.13)
,
102
,
103
,
147n36
,
149
,
151
,
155
Longitidunal section and ground plan for the Oval Room (1779?), drawing
103 (5.7)
Vincent, Levinus (1658â1727), Dutch designer and trader of silk textiles, collector in Amsterdam and Haarlem
8n9
,
10
,
93
,
94n29
,
97
,
98 (5.4)
,
104
,
105
Collection
93
,
94
,
97
,
102
,
104
,
108
,
117
Visitorsâ book
94n28
,
29
,
100
,
102n46
,
105n57
Wondertoneel der nature (Wonder-theatre of nature; 2 vols, 1706 and 1715)
94
,
95 (5.2)
,
96 (5.3)
Vinkeles, Reinier (1741â1816), Dutch painter and engraver
After Jacques Kuyper and Pieter Barbiers
A public presentation by the Amsterdam professor Jan van Swinden for the Felix Meritis company in Amsterdam (âPhysicaâ; 1801), print
82 (4.6)
Vinne, Vincent van der iii (1736â1811), the first custos (keeper) of Teylerâs Museum (1778â1785)
41n73
,
42n75
,
42n80
,
43
,
179
Visitorsâ books
16n29.
See also
Haarlem, Teylers Museum, Visitorsâ books; Vincent, Levinus, Visitorâs book
Visser, Robert P. W. (1942), Dutch historian of science, Teyler Professor at the University of Leiden (1997â2007)
65n25
Visser Bender, J. A. (active 1800â1849), Dutch artist, visited tm (1811)
Table 9.1
Vlugt, Bartel Willem van der (1763â1839), Director of Teylerâs Foundation (1789â1839)
199n26
Vlugt, Willem van der sr (?âin or after 1807), one of the first Directors of Teylerâs Foundation
25
,
26 (2.1)
Vlugt, Willem van der (1787â1849), Director of Teylerâs Foundation (1817â1849)
202
,
203n37
,
203n40
Vlissingen (Flushing).
See
Zeeuwsch Genootschap [â¦]
voc.
See
Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (voc)
Voet, Jakob-Ferdinand (1639âc. 1700), South-Netherlandish artist
Portrait of Livio Odescalchi (1676â1677)
171 (8.3)
Vogel, Cornelis Johannes de (1824â1879), Dutch artist, visited tm (1868)
Table 9.1
Voigt, Johann Gottfried, German dealer in minerals and fossils (Weimar)
112
Voigt, Johann Karl Wilhelm, dealer in Weimar
122
Volta, Alessandro (1745â1827), Italian scientist
8
,
15
Voorhelm Schneevoogt, George (1775â1850), Haarlem botanist
233
Vos, Koenraad (Coen; 1990), Dutch art historian
5n3
,
107
Voogd, Hendrik (1768â1839), Dutch artist
184n50
Vos, Hubert (1855â1935), Dutch/American artist, visited tm (Sept. 1883)
Table 9.1
Vosmaer, Carel (1826â1888), Dutch artist, collector, art historian, visited tm (5/10/1882; Sept. 1883; Sept. 1885)
Table 9.1
Vriends, Bernardus (1727â1791), member of Teylerâs Second Society, collector
36
Natural history collection
36
Vries, E. J., visited tm (1856)
Table 9.1
Vries, Jeronimo de (1838â1915), member of Teylerâs Second Society
205
Waals, Johannes Diderik van der (1837â1923), Dutch scientist and Nobel Prize-winner (1910)
73
Wackenroder, Wilhelm Heinrich (1773â1798), German jurist and writer
246
,
247
,
249
HerzensergieÃungen eines kunstliebenden Klosterbruders (Outpourings from the heart of an art-loving monk; 1797)
246
Wagenaar, Jan (1709â1773), Dutch historian
194
Waldorp, Antonie (1803â1866), Dutch artist, visited tm (1834)
Table 9.1
Wallerius, Johann Gottschalk (1709â1785), Swedish chemist and mineralogist
119
Walloon
34
,
35
Walraven, Isaac (1686â1765), Dutch collector, auction in 1765
182
Walré, Jan van (1759â1837), Dutch poet
150
Waning, Carolus Lambertus (1844â1928), Dutch artist, visited tm (May 1888)
Table 9.1
Wap, P. W. M., visited tm (1863)
Table 9.1
Washington, D.C.
Smithsonian Libraries
159
Waterland
29
Watson, White, English dealer in minerals and fossils
112
Wax models
37n57
Weeshoff, Dirk (1825â1887), Dutch artist, visited tm (1864)
Table 9.1
Weimar
111
,
122
,
227
Weiss, Martin Paul Michael (1985), German historian
235n53
Weitsch, Friedrich Georg (1758â1828), German artist, visited tm (26/7/1811)
Table 9.1
Wereld binnen Handbereik, De (Distant worlds made tangible), exhibition at Amsterdam Historical Museum (1992)
91.
See also
Bergvelt/Kistemaker 1992a and 1992b in the Bibliography
Werff, Adriaen van der (1659â1722), Dutch artist
186n56
Werner, Abraham Gottlob (1749â1817), German mineralogist, Freiberg Mining Academy
112
,
119n23
,
128
West, Benjamin (1738â1820), Anglo-American artist
186
The Death of General Wolfe (1770), painting
186
Wiebeking, Carl Friedrich von (1762â1842), German architect and hydraulic engineer
16n28
Wieringa, J. C., visited tm (May 1888)
Table 9.1
Wijnalda, Age (1712â1792), one of the first six members of Teylerâs Theological Society
29n34
Wijnands Verschaave, Helena (?â1754), wife of Pieter Teyler van der Hulst
19n1
,
20
,
100
Wijngaerdt, Petrus Theodorus van (1816â1893), Dutch artist, visited tm (23/7/1887)
Table 9.1
Wijst, Marijke van der (1940), Dutch interior designer
56 (3.11)
,
61n21
Wikipedia
63n23
Wilcock, Matthew, from Manchester, entrepreneur
37n57
Willem i (1772â1843; son of Willem v), King of the Netherlands (r. 1814â1840)
183n42
Willem ii (1792â1849; son of Willem i), King of the Netherlands (r. 1840â1849)
183n46
Willem iv (1711â1751), Prince of Orange, Stadholder of the Dutch Republic (1747â1751)
20
Willem v (1748â1806), Prince of Orange, Stadholder of the Dutch Republic (1766â1795)
20n4
,
28n29
,
35
,
40
,
87n1
Collections
87n1
Gallery
87n1
Willigen, Adriaan van der (1766â1841), Dutch author, silver medal of Teylerâs Second Society (competition of 1806, published 1809), member of Teylerâs Second Society since 1812
41n72
,
177
,
181
,
182
,
201
,
202n36
,
203
,
205.
See also
Eynden, Roeland van
Visited tm (25/5/1791; 30/3/1798)
Table 9.1
âWat is de reden, dat de Nederlandsche school, zoo wel voorheen ten tyde van haren grootsten bloei, als hedendaags, zoo weinig meesters in het historisch vak heeft opgeleverd? (What is the reason for the small number of Dutch history painters?)â, Verhandelingen van Teylerâs Tweede Genootschap 17 (1809)
41n72
Willigen, Volkert S. M. van der (1822â1878), curator of the Cabinet of Physics of Teylerâs Museum (1864â1878)
51n11
,
53 (3.7)
,
55n12
Winckelmann, Johann Joachim (1717â1768), German art historian and archaeologist
188
Winkler, Tiberius Cornelis (1822â1897), curator of the Palaeontological & Mineralogical Cabinet of Teylerâs Museum (1864â1897)
51n11
,
110n3
Musée Teyler: catalogue systématique de la collection paléontologique (6 vols and 5 supplements, 1863â1896)
53n12
Winter, collection Van
36n54
Wit Jansz., Isaak de (1744â1809), Dutch artist
153
after Wybrand Hendriks
Schematic outline of the updated design of the big electrostatic generator(1795), printâTable 7.1 (10b, 10c)
Updated design of the big electrostatic generator (1795), print
Table 7.1 (10a)
Wit, Jacob de (1695â1754), Dutch artist
186n56
Witsen, Jonas (1705â1767), Dutch collector of drawings, auction 1790
179
Witsen, Nicolaes (1641â1717), Amsterdam burgomaster and collector
8n9
,
93n23
,
117
Witsen, Willem (1860â1923), Dutch artist, visited tm (14/4/1899)
Table 9.1
World War One (1914â1918)
24
,
25n20
,
55
WorldCat
106n59
Wolfe, General James (1727â1759), British army officer.
See
West, Benjamin
Wyttenbach, Jakob Samuel (1748â1830), Swiss naturalist and collector
112
Zeebergh, Adriaan van (1746â1824), one of the first Directors of Teylerâs Foundation (1780â1824), appointed president of that board in 1807, but acting as such since 1788/89
23n15
,
26 (2.1), 26n24
,
27
,
28n29
,
30
,
30n39
,
32
,
36n53
,
38n64
,
43
,
105
,
168n1
,
169
Zeeland (one of the seven provinces of the Dutch Republic)
20
Zeeman, Pieter (1865â1943), Dutch scientist and Nobel Prize-winner (1902)
73
Zeeuwsch Genootschap ter bevordering van Nuttige Kunsten en Wetenschappen (Zeeland Society of Useful Arts and Sciences), Vlissingen (Flushing) 1768; since 1769 known as Zeeuwsch Genootschap der Wetenschappen (Zeeland Society of Sciences); since 1801 in Middelburg
21n6
,
22n9
,
40n67
,
73n6
Zoology/zoological
16
,
133n2
,
141
,
230
,
232n48
,
233
Zwolle
249