Trekt Heuvelman voor ons gezicht?

Although the name of the seventeenth-century Dutch writing-master Johannes Heuvelman still invoked a high standard of calligraphy fifty years after his death, little is known about this Haarlemmer master today. This article discusses the printed catalogue and collection of calligraphy of Heuvelman's library, sold after his death, with which he situated himself in a rich network of writing-masters. These include important calligraphers of the immediate past in the Dutch Republic, contemporaneous French writing-masters - suggesting a hitherto unknown influence on Dutch calligraphy - and many cal... Mehr ...