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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 October 2009
1 The frontispiece of the Journal gives the name ‘Jaq. Thierry junior’ before that of Schellinks, but we have found no evidence that Thierry was a co-author.
2 Most artists' dictionaries give Schellinks's birthdate as 1627, following A.D. de Vries, Willem Schellinks-Teekenaar-Etser-Dichter, in Oud Holland I, 1883Google Scholar. Dudok van Heel of the Amsterdam City Archives confirmed his baptism as 2 February 1623.
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