Entrée principale:

Tussenbroek, Gabri van, 1969-

Titre et auteur:

The architectural network of the Van Neurenberg family in the Low Countries (1480-1640) / Gabri van Tussenbroek.

Publication:

Turnhout : Brepols, 2006.

Description:

ix, 250 pages : 94 illustrations ; 28 cm.

Série(s):

Architectura moderna ; v. 4

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-238) and index.
1500-1570 : the start of a new trading era. The construction industry in the sixteenth century ; The trade in Namur stone ; The Van Neurenberg family and the building trade ; Expansion of activities (1530-1570) ; The stone trade and the town building company : Van Neurenberg and the building of Nijmegen's cloth hall ; Deliveries for the old church in Amsterdam -- 1570-1609 : the jump West. Construction at the start of the revolt against the Spanish ; Stone trade before the Twelve Years' Truce ; The Van Neurenberg family (1571-1609) ; Van Neurenberg construction activities 1570-1612 ; Willemstad 1596 : the Protestant church by Coenraad III van Neurenberg ; Haarlem : the construction of the weigh house ; The blue gate in Leiden (1599-1610) -- 1609-1650 : the era of major commissions. The republic after 1609 ; Materials trade : blue and yellow stone, red and grey marble ; Dynastic development from Dordrecht to Amsterdam : intertwining trading contacts ; Working for the church : the screen in 's-Hertogenbosch ; Construction for the town ; Construction at court and the family's withdrawal from the stone trade.

Résumé:

Stone traders initially based in the Meuse valley, the Van Neurenberg family expanded northwards to Nijmegen and Dordrecht from 1530 on, becoming an international trading company in the process. Their subsequent activities reflect the huge changes the Dutch building sector underwent during the 17th century. They cooperated with the most famous artists of their time, such as Hendrick de Keyser in Amsterdam, and were involved in the most modern building projects of the Dutch Golden Age, such as Frederik Hendrik of Orange's Honselaarsdijk Palace. This study offers new insights into a relatively neglected aspect of Netherlandish building history in the 16th and 17th century.

Ressources:
Table of contents
Table of contents

ISBN:

9782503518473 (pbk.)
2503518478 (pbk.)

Sujet:

Van Neurenberg family.
Neurenberg Familie
Building, Stone Netherlands History.
Stone industry and trade Netherlands History.
Architecture Netherlands History.
Construction en pierre Pays-Bas Histoire.
Pierre Industrie Pays-Bas Histoire.
Architecture Pays-Bas Histoire.
Architecture
Building, Stone
Stone industry and trade
Architektur
Barock
Baustoffhandel
Naturstein
Steinbearbeitung
Netherlands
Niederlande

Classification/genre:

History

Vedettes secondaires:

Architectura moderna ; v. 4.

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 251217
Cote: BIB 180699
Statut: Disponible