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

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1186. PHILIPS, Joan Caspar - before 1700 Amsterdam - ca. 1773 Amsterdam,
Engraver, a.o. of the plates of M, Houttuyn's "Natuurlijke Historie", 1761-
1773. Together with his brother George he induced Sepp to collect insects
(Sepp 1762-1860, I(3), p. 21; I(4), p. 2).
From Houttuyn's "Natuurlijke Historie" it becomes clear that J.C. Philips
possessed a cabinet, with among other things, Coleoptera and spiders, cf.
Houttuyn 1761-1773, IX, p. 147, 499; XIII, p. 266; and XIV, p. 13. Van der
Aa XV, p. 263; Thieme-Beeker XXVI, p. 554; Wurzbach 1910, II, p. 326.
1187. PIAAM (Prov. Friesland) -
Museum of natural history "'t Filgelhus".
Collection of animals from the surroundings: ca. 200 birds, some small mammals.
Hoogenhout 1978a, nr. 13; Ned. Museumgids 1980, p. 36; 1983, p. 39.
1188. PIAGET, Edouard - 3 Nov. 1817 Les Bayards (Neuchatel) - 10 Sept. 1910
Couvet (Neuchatel). Lived at Rotterdam for a long time as secundary school
teacher; amateur entomologist.
Possessed a collection of microscopical preparates of parasitic insects,
esp. those living on birds, which he presented to the Dutch Entom. Soc. in
1865. He presented his entom. collection, herbarium and library to the city
of Neuchatel in 1905. According to Horn (Supplementa Entomologica 1929, nr.
17, p. 108) his collection of Mallophaga and Pediculidae is partly in the
RMNH and partly in the British Museum (Nat. Hist.). Horn & Kahle 1935-'37,
p. 208, 377. M. Mees in NRC sept. 1910; H.J. Veth 1911: In memoriam Dr, E.
Piaget, in: Tijdschr. Entom. LIV, p. 128-138 (biogr., portr.); Entom. News
1911, XXII, p. 288; A. Musgrave 1932, in: Austr. Entom. p. 255. JWP V, p.
2lf8; M, Carpenter 1945, p. 79.
1189. PICHART - Physician at Utrecht.
Cabinet of shells. Anonymus 1767, p. 327; Argenville 1780, p. 811; Jutting
1939, p. 231, 236. (Maybe that is meant: Jacobus Johannes Piccardt, physician
at Groningen at that time, cf. Ned. Patriciaat XXIII).
1190, PIEPERS, Marinus Cornelis - ca. 1835 An1ersfoort - 6 Oct. 1919 's-Gravenhage.
Lawyer, who joined the Dutch East Indian Government in 1863 and retired
in 1894, when he was Vice-President of the High Court of Justice. He
wrote "Mimicry, Selection, Darwinismus" and together with P.C.T, Snellen
(q.v,) "The Rhopalocera of Java".
His collection of Indo-Australian Lepidoptera (esp. from Java) in Oct. 1917
to the RMNH. Horn & Kahle 1935-'37, p. 209. Tijdschr. Entom. LXIII, 1921, p.
LI-Lli; Backer 1936, p. 444; Gijzen 1938, p. 169-170 (note); Flora Malesiana
1950, Ser. I, I, p. 407.
1191. PIET, D. - Amsterdam. Worked at the library of the Dutch Entom. Soc,
Possessed a collection of Lepidoptera. Lempke 1937, p. 245.
1192. PIETERSON, Jacob Jan - bapt. 19 Oct. 1692 1 s-Gravenhage - 25 Febr.