Hendrik Harmensz Boterenbroodbspr_681

Active
Amsterdam - Range: 1669-1700
Occupation
printer - Range: 1685-1698; bookseller - Range: 1693-1700
Address
de Langestraat, by de Brouwers Graft [1669-1685]; 't Water, regt over de Nieuwe Brug [1693-1700]
Variant names
H. Harmensz; H. Hermanss
PPN
075540045
CNI
CNI 00013740

Devices used (4)

Turtle and banderole

25F44(+1) tortoises, turtles (+ animals used symbolically)
25F44(+5211) tortoises, turtles (+ walking animal)
49L73 banderole
A man sowing (Dutch: 'zaaien'), symmetrical cornucopiae with inscribed banderole as frame
1697×1
Also used by: Hendrick Rintjes

A man sowing (Dutch: 'zaaien'), symmetrical cornucopiae with inscribed banderole as frame

25I22 prospect of village, silhouette of village
31A2741 throwing something
31D14 adult man
41A777 container of textile material: bag, sack, net
43A(+12) festivities (+ wreath, garland ~ festive activities)
47I131 sowing
49L73 banderole
49L8 inscription
92B11221 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty
86(OP HOPE) proverbs, sayings, etc. (OP HOPE)
Jupiter (with sceptre and thunderbolt) riding on his eagle
1695×1

Jupiter (with sceptre and thunderbolt) riding on his eagle

25F33(EAGLE)(+1) predatory birds: eagle (+ animals used symbolically)
25G41 flowers
25H112 rocks
26E2 lightning, flash of lightning, thunderbolt
44B192 sceptre, staff (symbol of sovereignty)
46C132 riding on animal other than horse, ass, or mule
48A98 ornaments ~ art
92B1 (story of) Jupiter (Zeus)
92B18(EAGLE) attributes of Jupiter: eagle
92B18(SCEPTRE) attributes of Jupiter (SCEPTRE)
92B18(THUNDERBOLT) attributes of Jupiter: thunderbolt
Open book on a lectern(?) topped by a crown, on ornamental background; initials "H.H."
1700×1

Open book on a lectern(?) topped by a crown, on ornamental background; initials "H.H."

44B191 crown (symbol of sovereignty)
48A983 ornament derived from plant forms
48A9871 ornament ~ arabesque
48A98783 floral interlace ~ ornament
49L16 letter combinations such as letterword, anagram, letter square, monogram, etc.
49MM32 book - MM - book open
49N21 lectern ~ reading