Nieuwe bijzonderheden over Carel van Mander's Haarlemschen tijd

H. Van De Waal

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21 The Arnheim Faience Factory, by F. W. HUDIG. A document containing a declaration by one Jacob Samuel Hanau, a German Jew, who states to have been 17 years at the head of a faience factory in the Netherlands, has led the writer to inquire into the history of this Arnheim factory, with which Hanau was connected. He arrives at the conclusion that Jacob Samuel Hanau was not merely the artistic director of this factory during the whole of its existence, but also of another pottery which worked from 1755 to 1760, whereby the writer makes the suggestion that this

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