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Pieter La Burghbspr_3275

Active
Amsterdam - Range: 1645-1665
Occupation
bookseller - Range: 1652-1657; printer - Range: 1652-1657
Address
de Niesel = den Ysel [1645-1665]; in 't Wapen van Strael-sont [1652]; in't Fijn Tafel-boeck [1657-1665]
Variant names
P. de la Burght
PPN
075551322
CNI
CNI 00013991

Devices used (6)

A bird's eye view of the Antwerp stock exchange (French: 'bourse'); initials "I.B."
1654×1
Also used by: Jacques Boursse, Cornelis de Bruyn, Christoffel Cunradus, Willem van der Hoeve, Adriaen Hermansz Roest
dpd_0265

A bird's eye view of the Antwerp stock exchange (French: 'bourse'); initials "I.B."

44A1(+4)(ANTWERP)
46B52 stock exchange, stock-market
48C14111 bird's eye view ~ representation of building
61E(ANTWERP) names of cities and villages (ANTWERP)
'Roman' soldier raising his right hand, holding a palm-branch in his left, seated amidst spoils of war (Dutch: 'schat'): helmet, shield, vessel, money-bag, crown, lute, flute, treasure-chest, open book; Jahweh-tetragram above his head; frame decorated with cherubs; monogram "A.H.R."
1654×1, 1660×1
The device of Adriaen Hermansz Roest in this period
Also used by: Jacob Benjamin, Gerrit Willemsz Doornick, Cornelis de Leeuw, Jan Palensteyn, Adriaen Hermansz Roest
dpd_0317

'Roman' soldier raising his right hand, holding a palm-branch in his left, seated amidst spoils of war (Dutch: 'schat'): helmet, shield, vessel, money-bag, crown, lute, flute, treasure-chest, open book; Jahweh-tetragram above his head; frame decorated with cherubs; monogram "A.H.R."

11C13 tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father
11G1911 cherubs, i.e. children's heads with wings
11R61 person(s) sitting among objects forming a 'Vanitas' still life
22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things
25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22) trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick)
26A clouds
31A2352 sitting on an elevation
31A2511 arm raised upward
31B6211 looking upwards
41D267 purse, money-bag
44B191 crown (symbol of sovereignty)
45B the soldier; the soldier's life
45C13(SWORD) hacking and thrusting weapons: sword
45C19(SHIELD) protective weapons: shield
45C22 armour
45C221 helmet
46A1632 money-chest, treasure-chest, money-box
48A98(+2) ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)
48A9876 ornament ~ cartouche
48C7323 lute, and special forms of lute, e.g.: theorbo
48C7351 flute, aulos, tibia
49L16 letter combinations such as letterword, anagram, letter square, monogram, etc.
49L8 inscription
49MM32 book - MM - book open
73C7421(+0) do not lay up earthly treasures ~ doctrine of Christ on possessions (Matthew 6:19; Luke 12:21) (+ variant)
86(VERZAMELT U SCHATTEN IN DEN HEMEL, WAAR NOCH MOT NOCH ROEST ZE ONTOONBAAR MAAKT.) proverbs, sayings, etc. (VERZAMELT U SCHATTEN IN DEN HEMEL, WAAR NOCH MOT NOCH ROEST ZE ONTOONBAAR MAAKT.)
The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; banderole with inscription
1656×1
Also used by: Pieter Dircksz Boeteman, Marten Jansz Brandt, widow of Marten Jansz Brandt, Abraham van den Burgh, Nicolaes van Ravesteyn, Paulus Aertsz van Ravesteyn, Adriaen Hermansz Roest, Dominicus van der Stichel, Jacob van der Vliet
dpd_0488

The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; banderole with inscription

25H15 forest, wood
31A25561 index finger and middle finger raised, closed
31A2711 walking
33A35 conversation, dialogue; conversation piece
41D263 walking-stick, staff, cane
49L73 banderole
49L8 inscription
73E341 Cleopas and Peter meet Christ (sometimes they are dressed as pilgrims)
86(WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?) proverbs, sayings, etc. (WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?)
The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ
1656×1
Also used by: Marten Jansz Brandt, widow of Marten Jansz Brandt, Abraham van den Burgh, Abraham Latham, Dominicus van der Stichel
dpd_0821

The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ

31A25552 index finger forwards, pointing, indicating
31A2711 walking
33A35 conversation, dialogue; conversation piece
41D263 walking-stick, staff, cane
49L8 inscription
73E341 Cleopas and Peter meet Christ (sometimes they are dressed as pilgrims)
86(LUCAS 24:32) proverbs, sayings, etc. (LUCAS 24:32)
The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; landscape with city view
1656×1
Also used by: Marten Jansz Brandt, widow of Marten Jansz Brandt, Abraham van den Burgh
dpd_1071

The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; landscape with city view

24A2 sunset
25G3 trees
25H155 fringe, edge of the wood
25I12 prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city
25I1461 city-gate
31A25561 index finger and middle finger raised, closed
31A2711 walking
33A35 conversation, dialogue; conversation piece
41D263 walking-stick, staff, cane
49L8 inscription
73E341 Cleopas and Peter meet Christ (sometimes they are dressed as pilgrims)
86(WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?) proverbs, sayings, etc. (WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?)
The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; banderole with inscription
1655×1
Also used by: Pieter Dircksz Boeteman, widow of Marten Jansz Brandt, Abraham van den Burgh, Dominicus van der Stichel
dpd_1076

The journey to Emmaus; the two men meet Christ; banderole with inscription

25H15 forest, wood
31A25561 index finger and middle finger raised, closed
31A2711 walking
33A35 conversation, dialogue; conversation piece
41D263 walking-stick, staff, cane
49L73 banderole
49L8 inscription
73E341 Cleopas and Peter meet Christ (sometimes they are dressed as pilgrims)
86(WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?) proverbs, sayings, etc. (WAS ONS HART NIET BRANDENDE IN ONS, TERWIJL HIJ ONDERWEG TOT ONS SPRAK EN ONS DE SCHRIFTEN OPENDE?)