Joannes Cnobbaert

Martyrdom of St Lawrence, coloured etching on vellum, published by Joannes Cnobbaert

Jan or Joannes Cnobbaert (1590–1637) was a Flemish printer, publisher and bookseller who was active in Antwerp in the early 17th century.

Life

Cnobbaert was born in Antwerp in 1590. He married Maria de Man.[1] In 1623 he was registered as living next to the 'Huys der Professen vande Societeyt IESV, in S. Peeter' in Antwerp.[2] After he died in Antwerp on 14 September 1637 his widow Maria continued the business as "Widow of Jan Cnobbaert" ('Vidua Cnobbaert' or 'Veuve Cnobbaert').[1][2] The printer Michiel Cnobbaert or Knobbaert who was active at the same address in the 1660s and early 1670s was probably a relative (possibly a son).[1][3]

In 1642 his daughter, Jacoba Maria, married the artist Jan Thomas van Ieperen.[4]

Publications

  • 1620: Johann Buchler, Thesaurus phrasium poeticarum[5]
  • 1625: Lodewijk Makeblijde, Den hemelschen handel der devote zielen[6]
  • 1627: Gesuiti : Collegium Antuerpiense, Typus mundi in quo eius calamitates et pericula nec non diuini, humanique amoris antipathia, emblematice proponuntur[7]
  • 1629: De groote evangelische peerle vol devote ghebeden, goddelijcke oeffeningen, ende gheestelijcke leeringhen[8]
  • 1631: Antonius a Burgundia, Linguae vitia et remedia
Emblem engraved by Philips van Mallery for the Typus mundi, 1627
  • 1632
    • Jaerlijcksche brieven van Japonien der jaren 1625. 1626. 1627[9]
    • Guilielmus Bolognino, Uyt-vaert van het ghereformeert nachtmael[10]
    • Augustinus Wichmans, Brabantia Mariana tripartita[11]
    • Bonaventura Speeckaert, Den Spieghel der Patientie onses salighmakers Iesu Christi ghebenediidt
  • 1634
  • 1635
    • Augustine of Hippo, De boecken der belydenissen[14]
    • Diego de Aedo y Gallart, El memorable y glorioso viaje del infante Cardenal D. Fernándo de Avstria[15]
      • French translation as Le voyage du prince Don Fernande frère du Roy Philippe IV[16]
    • Famiano Strada, De Bello Belgico[17]
    • Michiel Zachmoorter, Thalamus sponsi, bruydegom's beddeken: het tweede deel[18]
  • 1636
    • Cornelius Curtius, Virorum illustrium ex ordine eremitarum D. Augustini[19]
    • Jeremias Drexel, Caelum beatorum civitas aeternitatis[20]

References

  1. ^ a b c Jan Cnobbaert at the Netherlands Institute for Art History
  2. ^ a b Jan Cnobbaert at the British Museum
  3. ^ Michiel Cnobbaert at the British Museum
  4. ^ Frans Jozef Peter Van den Branden, Geschiedenis der Antwerpsche schilderschool, Antwerpen, 1883, pp. 960–962 (in Dutch)
  5. ^ Buchler, Thesaurus phrasium poeticarum on Google Books
  6. ^ Makeblijde, Den hemelschen handel der devote zielen on Google Books
  7. ^ Typus mundi at limo.libis.be
  8. ^ De groote evangelische peerle on Google Books
  9. ^ Jaerlijcksche brieven van Japonien on Google Books
  10. ^ Bolognino, Uyt-vaert van het ghereformeert nachtmael on Google Books
  11. ^ Wichmans, Brabantia Mariana tripartita on Google Books
  12. ^ Choquet, Mariae Deiparae on Google Books
  13. ^ Puteanus, Historiae barbaricae on Google Books
  14. ^ Augustine, De boecken der belydenissen on Google Books
  15. ^ Aedo y Gallart, El memorable y glorioso viaje on Google Books
  16. ^ Le voyage du prince Don Fernande on Google Books
  17. ^ Strada, De Bello Belgico on Google Books
  18. ^ Zachmoorter, Thalamus sponsi, bruydegom's beddeken: het tweede deel on Google Books
  19. ^ Curtius, Virorum illustrium ex ordine eremitarum D. Augustini on Internet Archive
  20. ^ Drexel, Caelum beatorum civitas aeternitatis on Google Books
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