Market of ideas

Nicolaes Lockeman, Michiel de Ruyter goblet (detail), 1667
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

1. Breaking boundaries between applied art and its inventors
Ebeltje-Hartkamp Jonxis
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2. Rembrandt Restoration project
Liesbeth De Belie
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3. Attributions to Gaspar Peeter Verbruggen II
Tatiana Savitskaya
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4. Attributing the Beerstraten family
Maciej Monkiewicz
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5. Framing the frame
Eric Domela Nieuwenhuis
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6. Jacob Cornelisz.: a painter in “black and white”?
Daantje Meuwissen
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Baptismal record of Abraham Beerstraten, son of
Jan Abrahamsz Beerstraten.
Noorderkerk Amsterdam, 4 october 1643

Hendrick ter Brugghen, Melancolia
Gallery of Ontario Toronto (Features in issue 2 of JHNA)

7. Future exhibition and Museum of Fine Arts in Liège
Constantin Chariot
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8. Profiling Dutch and Flemish art in your museum
Lars Hendrikman
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9. E-Publishing: a new journal dedicated to Netherlandish art
Alison Kettering
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10. Optimizing the "Memoria in beeld" database
Truus van Bueren
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11. CulturalHeritage.cc Foundation: art in its context
Floris Guntenaar
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12. CODART forum: brainstorm with the webmaster
Tom van der Molen
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Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsaanen, Adoration of the shepherds, 1512
Museo e Galleria Nazionale di Capodimonte Napoli
Features in Memoria in Beeld