Hendrik Engel's Alphabetical List Dutch Zoological Cabinets ... - DWC

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pathological lab., Leiden Univ.; 1921-1945 Director of the Med. Health
Dept., Leiden. Later physician at a sanatorium in the Netherlands.
Collected zoological material in Suriname (fishes and Crustaceae), Venezuela
and Haiti. His crab collection has been studied by J.J. Tesch, cf. Zool.
Verh. XLIV, 1959, p. 28-29.
738. HOUBAKKER, Joannes (Jean) - 18 April 1685 Amsterdam - 14 Dec. 1715
Amsterdam. Minister of the "Waterlanders" or "Lamisten".
Possessed a collection of insects (about 100 boxes, half of them Dutch),
animals in liquor, stones, much material bought from the cabinet Rumph ius.
Uffenbach 1754, III, p. 583, 584 (v. 3 March 1710). Van der Aa VIII, p.
1301-1302; NNBW II, col. 605. Portr. painted by Le Bion, engraved by Jac.
Houbraken.
739. HOUE, van - See Hoey, Cornelis van.
740. HOUT, Anthonie van der - ca. 1782 1 s-Gravenzande - 7 Nov. 1859 Amsterdam,
Lived on Rokin, Amsterdam. Physician,
Auction 21 May 1860 (Alg. Handelsblad 7 May 1860, Bijvoegsel bij nr. 8855)
of a small cabinet of shells (together with the collection of J. Muntendam).
JWP V, p. 243,
741. HOUTTUYN, Martinus - 1720 Hoorn - 27 April 1798 Amsterdam. Physician
at Hoorn and Amsterdam (Rozengracht), Member of the Zeeuwsch Genootschap and
of the Hollandsche Maatschappij. Well known for his work on the 3 Kingdoms
of Nature following Linnaeus 1 system (Natuurlijke Historie of uitvoerige beschrijving
der dieren, planten en mineralen volgens het samenstel van den
Heer Linnaeus. 1761-1785, 3 parts in 37 vols.), According to Jensen, Houttuyn
seems to have promoted the travel of Thunberg to Japan,
He possessed a large cabinet: products from the sea, animals in liquor,
dried animals, stuffed birds (some of them in boxes), butterflies and other
insects and shells, plants and minerals. Murray 1904, II, gives 2 catalogues:
Martin Houttuyn: Musaei Houttuiniani Pars I, quae spectat regnum animale,
Amsterdam 1786, 178 p. (see also Engelmann 1861, II, p. 1607); and Animalium
Musaei Houttuynianae rudera, Amsterdam 1787. H. Engel: Proposed use
of the the plenary powers to suppress for nomenclatorial purposes the catalogue
of the collection of animals formed by Martinus Houttuyn prepared under
the title: "Animalium musaei Houttuinianae index" in connection with the
sale of the collection which took place in 1787, in: Bull. Zool. Nomencl.
1952, VI, p. 292-303; see also opinion 380 (XII, part 1, p. 1-32, 1956). His
collections were auctioned 14 March 1787 seq. and 30-31 March 1789 at Amsterdam.
According to Vosmaer 1790, his cabinet was sold 1788 and 1789.
Bjornstmhl 1782, V, p. 467, 469 (v. 1774); Sander 1783, I, p. 578 (v. 1777);
Titius 1783, p. 195 (v. 1777); Ehrhart 1783, p. 262 (v. 1782); Smith 1796,
I, p. 22, 23 (v. 1786). Knorr 1770-1775, IV, pl. XXIX, XXX, XXVIII; V, p.
III, IV, V, VIII-XXV, XXVII-XXX; VI, pl. I-XXX; Francq 1769-1811, III, p.
181; 1773 (Sermo), p. 35; Cramer 1779-1782, I, p. 60, 76, 122; II, p. 7, 15,