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

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1106. NORG -
Zoo "De Vluchtheuvel". Hoogenhout 1978c, nr. 17.
1107. NOZEMAN, Cornelis - 15 Aug. 1721 Amsterdam - 22 July 1786 Moordrecht.
Protestant clergyman at Alkmaar 1744-1749, Haarlem 1749-1760, Rotterdam
1760-1785. He was one of the founders of the "Hollandsche Maatschappij" at
Haarlem (1752), and of the "Bataafsch Genootschap" at Rotterdam (1771), of
which he became Director. Field ornithologist, author of several books on
natural history and theology.
Nozeman is the author of "Nederlandsche Vogelen; volgens hunne huishouding,
aart, en eigenschappen beschreeven • • alle naer 1 t leeven geheel nieuw en
naeuwkeurig getekend, in 't koper gebracht en natuurlijk gekoleurd door, en
onder opzicht van Chr. Sepp en Zoon", 5 volumes with 250 color plates gr. in
fol., Amsterdam 1770-1829; repr. 1960, For himself, but also for Princess
Anna, widow of Prince William IV, he collected butterflies and birds. He
himself possessed a large cabinet, esp. birds from N.- and S.- Holland. Sander
1783, I, p. 470 (v. 1777). Francq 1769-1811, III, p. 186; Maitland 1855,
p. 168; Scheffer 1939, p. 133, 148 (sub Klapmuts); Schierbeek 1940, p. 11
seq.; Bierens de Haan 1941, p. 10, 11; 1952, p. 247 (in 1760 Nozeman in vain
tried to sell his cabinet of fishes and fossils to the "Hollandsche Maatschappij"
at Haarlem); Brouwer 1954, p. 19, 26-38, 135, 144, 147, 154, 162,
163, portr. p. 6; Paasman 1971, p. 35; Tuyn 1971, p. 175. Van der Aa XIII,
p. 335; NNBW X, col. 678-680; JWP IV, p. 399; Collot d'Escury 1844, VII, p.
243. A painted portret is in the Remonstrant Church at Rotterdam.
1108. Cancelled
1109. NUCK, Anthony - ca. 1650 Harderwijk - 5 Aug. 1692 Leiden. Physician
at Delft; 1683 Prof. anat. at 's-Gravenhage; 1687 Prof. med. et anat. Leiden
University.
Nuck was a very skilful anatomist, his preparations were praised by Boerhaave.
He was very experienced in the technique of injecting preserving material
for anatomical purposes. He also possessed a "domestic amphitheatre".
Some specimens of the Anatomical Cabinet Leiden are attributed to Nuck
(Geyskes & van der Klaauw 1934, p. 192), but according to Elshout (1952, p.
14-15), they are to be attributed to Ed. Sandifort, as they are preserved in
turpentine. The specimens prepared by Nuck are supposed to have gone lost in
1721, when the cabinet was cleansed, NNBW VII, col. 914-915. A.M. Luyendijk­
Elshout, in: Leiden University in the seventeenth century, p. 1.1, 280, 290,
293, 302, 305, 307, 439; G.C.B. Suringar: De medische faculteit te Leiden op
het einde der zeventiende en in het begin de achttiende eeuw ••• , in: Bijdr.
Gesch. Geneesk. Onderwijs (repr. from Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 1864); J. Banga
1868: Gesch. der Geneesk. in Nederland,
1110. NUNSPEET (Prov. Gelderland) -
Veluws Diorama, founded 1957.
Exposition concerning the work of the "Staatsbosbeheer". Diorama with some