IIMG_0872.CR2_G5 X_02APR16_Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) and his younger brother and his future brother in law, 1671 by Michiel van Musscher (1645 - 1705) (painter)_inv.nr. SA 35787 The Amsterdam Museum
Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) and his younger brother and his future brother in law, 1671
Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) met zijn jongere broer en zijn toekomstige zwager, 1671
Mr. Barend van Lin, tax collector and surveyor for the Court of Holland.
by Michiel van Musscher (1645 - 1705) (painter)
Michiel van Musscher (January 1645 – 20 June 1705) was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
inv.nr. SA 35787 The Amsterdam Museum
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Against a background of bookshelves in brown tone, with the right a red included curtains and left a black (?) Cabinet with brown edges, is in the middle of a gentleman in a bright red, blue padded silk robe and cap, white stockings and red slippers. Left and right helpers, books on astronomy and astronomical instruments. In the background left a half-open cupboard with books lying right shelves with used books.
exhibition text
On their travels to distant and often unknown areas sailors had reliable maps and tools needed to determine their course and position. That last one they did on the basis of the position of the heavenly bodies. Astronomy and cartography names also booming in the 17th century. The pictured person is engaged in astronomy and cartography, surrounded by scientific instruments. On the closet and on the table are globes. Left a tellurium on the ground; since one could make them see what makes the earth moves. Far right front an astrolabe (for astronomical and geographical measurements), also a quadrant and a Dutch Circle.
IIMG_0872.CR2_G5 X_02APR16_Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) and his younger brother and his future brother in law, 1671 by Michiel van Musscher (1645 - 1705) (painter)_inv.nr. SA 35787 The Amsterdam Museum
Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) and his younger brother and his future brother in law, 1671
Barend van Lin (ca. 1641-1705) met zijn jongere broer en zijn toekomstige zwager, 1671
Mr. Barend van Lin, tax collector and surveyor for the Court of Holland.
by Michiel van Musscher (1645 - 1705) (painter)
Michiel van Musscher (January 1645 – 20 June 1705) was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
inv.nr. SA 35787 The Amsterdam Museum
Photo taken 02 April 2016
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Against a background of bookshelves in brown tone, with the right a red included curtains and left a black (?) Cabinet with brown edges, is in the middle of a gentleman in a bright red, blue padded silk robe and cap, white stockings and red slippers. Left and right helpers, books on astronomy and astronomical instruments. In the background left a half-open cupboard with books lying right shelves with used books.
exhibition text
On their travels to distant and often unknown areas sailors had reliable maps and tools needed to determine their course and position. That last one they did on the basis of the position of the heavenly bodies. Astronomy and cartography names also booming in the 17th century. The pictured person is engaged in astronomy and cartography, surrounded by scientific instruments. On the closet and on the table are globes. Left a tellurium on the ground; since one could make them see what makes the earth moves. Far right front an astrolabe (for astronomical and geographical measurements), also a quadrant and a Dutch Circle.