Andries van Hoogenhuysenbspr_2807
- Active
- Rotterdam - Range: 1654-1656; Nijmegen - Range: 1657-1665; Wezel - Range: 1667-1676; Amsterdam - Range: 1682-1699
- Occupation
- bookseller - Range: 1654-1656; bookseller - Range: 1657; town printer - Range: 1667
- Address
- de 1 [1654-1656]; op de Marckt [1659]
- Variant names
- A. ab Hogenhuysen; A. Hogenhuyse
- Note
- Second PPN 075572230; Third PPN 075572249; Fourth PPN 075549034
- PPN
- 075572222
- CNI
- CNI 00013579
Devices used (13)
1655×2
Landscape with running horse; a city in the distance; banderole with inscription
25I12
prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city
43C131
finch trap, finchery
46C13183
galloping horse
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
51E11(+4)
Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)
83(DIRCK PIETERSZ PERS, Bellerophon XI)
(DIRCK PIETERSZ PERS, Bellerophon XI) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)
86(VRIJHEID BLIJHEID)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (VRIJHEID BLIJHEID)
86(VRIJHEID BLIJHEID)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (VRIJHEID BLIJHEID)
1655×1
A man spading in a landscape; Jahweh-tetragram; a laurel-branch and a palm-branch as frame
11C13
tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father
22C31
radiance emanating from persons or things
25F32(CROW)(+1)
song-birds: crow (+ animals used symbolically)
25G3(OLIVE-TREE)(+22)
trees: olive-tree (+ branch, stick)
25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22)
trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick)
25I22
prospect of village, silhouette of village
31A2748
pushing something
31D14
adult man
43A(+12)
festivities (+ wreath, garland ~ festive activities)
46A170:5(+12)
Labour❧Abstract Ideas and Concepts (+ abstract concept represented by male figure)
47I122
spading ~ soil cultivation
47I15(SPADE)
agricultural implements: spade
48A98(+2)
ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)
48A98313
branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament
49L8
inscription
86(FAC ET SPERA)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (FAC ET SPERA)
1694×1
Bees attacking a wolf searching for honey from a tree; banderole
25F23(WOLF)(+451)
beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal in search of food)
25F711(BEE)(+512)
insects: bee (+ animal(s) attacking)
25G3
trees
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
86(QUAERENDO)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (QUAERENDO)
1660×1
Device of Johannes Elzevier
1659×1
Possibly the device of Severyn Matthysz in this period
Also used by:
Gerrit Anthonissen Causi, Jodocus Janssonius, Johannes Janssonius, Johannes Janssonius junior, Pieter Leffen, David Lopez de Haro, Severyn Matthysz, Franciscus Moyaerd, Johannes van Ravesteyn, Willem van Rijnenburgh, Johannes Toll, Gillis Jansz Valckenier, Adriaen Wijngaerden, Anonymous
Two hands from the clouds join in front of a sword to which two crossed Cornucopiae are tied, a laurel wreath and a unicorn above the sword; a laurel wreath as frame
25FF241(+75263)
unicorn (+ animal(s) floating in the air)
25G3(LAUREL)(+22)
trees: laurel (+ branch, stick)
26A
clouds
33A12
shaking hands, 'dextrarum junctio'
41D2653
border, ribbon, braid
43A(+12)
festivities (+ wreath, garland ~ festive activities)
45C13(SWORD)
hacking and thrusting weapons: sword
48A98(+2)
ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)
48A98311
foliage ~ ornament
92B11221
'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty
1689×1
Bees attacking a wolf searching for honey from a tree; banderole
25F23(WOLF)(+451)
beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal in search of food)
25F711(BEE)(+512)
insects: bee (+ animal(s) attacking)
25G3
trees
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
86(QUAERENDO)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (QUAERENDO)
1664×1
Woman standing on a globe with wings holding a sail (Fortuna); waterscape; decorated frame
24A
sun as celestial body
25A13:25F(+342)
globe❧animals (+ wings of an animal)
25H23
sea (seascape)
31D15(+89)
adult woman (+ nude human being)
46C24(+63)
sailing-ship, sailing-boat (+ under way, at sea (~ travelling))
46C24111
sail
48A98(+2)
ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)
48A98311
foliage ~ ornament
49L8
inscription
54F12(+111)
Luck, Fortune, Lot; 'Fato', 'Fortuna', 'Fortuna aurea', 'Fortuna buona', 'Fortuna pacifica overo clemente', 'Sorte' (Ripa) (+ nude)
86(SPERO FORTUNAE REGRESSUM)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (SPERO FORTUNAE REGRESSUM)
1684×1, 1691×2, 1692×2, 1694×2, 1695×1, 1697×1, 1699×12
Also used by:
Willem Blaeu, Dirk (I) Boom, Hendrick Boom, Andries van Damme, Henri Desbordes, Jacques (I) Desbordes, François Du Bois, Petrus Elzevier, Abraham van Hoogenhuysen, Johannes (II) Janssonius van Waesberge, Pierre Le Grand, Jacques Le Jeune, Pierre Le Jeune, Pierre Marteau, Adriaen (I) Moetjens, Pieter (I) Mortier, Pierre Savouret, David Severinus, Joannes van Someren, Steven Swart, widow of Steven Swart, Jacobus Wagenaar, Abraham Wolfgang, Joannes Wolters, Anonymous, Frederique Leonard
1657×1
The device of Johannes (I) Janssonius van Waesberge in this period
Minerva (lance, helmet, Aegis, owl) standing next to a tree bearing fruit, holding a banderole
25F34(+1)
owls (+ animals used symbolically)
25G3(+34)
trees (+ bearing fruit)
45C14(LANCE)
helved weapons, polearms (for striking, hacking, thrusting): lance
45C19(SHIELD)
protective weapons: shield
45C221
helmet
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
92C2
(story of) Minerva (Pallas, Athena)
92C28(HELMET)
attributes of Minerva (HELMET)
92C28(LANCE)
attributes of Minerva (LANCE)
92C28(OWL)
attributes of Minerva: owl
92C281
Aegis: shield with Gorgon's head (attribute of Minerva)
86(ET FLORE ET FRUCTU)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (ET FLORE ET FRUCTU)
1695×1
Also used by:
Pierre Marteau, Anonymous
1690×1
Also used by:
Antoine Michel, Jean Pauwels
1688×1
1659×1
Also used by:
Nicolaes van Hervelt
Phoenix looking at the sun; banderole with inscription and wreath as frame
21C
fire (one of the four elements)
24A81
sunbeams
25FF3(PHOENIX)(+71)
fabulous animals ~ birds: phoenix (+ animals used symbolically)
25G3(+23)
trees (+ top of plant)
41B162
smoke
41B4
on fire, ablaze
43A(+12)
festivities (+ wreath, garland ~ festive activities)
49LL71
scroll - LL - scroll unfolded
49L8
inscription
58B3(+3)
Immortality, Imperishableness; 'Immortalità' (Ripa) (+ symbolical representation of concept)
86(LITERAE PARIUNT IMMORTALITATEM)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (LITERAE PARIUNT IMMORTALITATEM)