Your Humble Servant: Agents in Early Modern Europe |
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Contents
Art Agents and the Shaping of the Arundel Collection | 17 |
The Colonna Agents in Italy and Iberia 15551600 | 29 |
Broker in Cereals Slaves and Works of Art | 39 |
ArtistAgents Michel le Blon and Pieter Isaacsz and Chancellor Axel Oxenstierna | 51 |
The Patronage Networks of William Frederick of NassauDietz 16131664 | 65 |
Art and Information Brokerage in the Career of Don Giovanni de Medici | 81 |
Intermediaries in the Early Modern World of Books | 97 |
Marketing Paintings in Early Modern Antwerp | 109 |
International Business Communication Patterns in the Dutch Commercial System 15001800 | 121 |
A Matter of Trust and Precautions | 135 |
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Picture Credits | 159 |
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List of Contributors | 166 |
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Abraham de Wicquefort abroad activities Adler Salvius Aitzema Amsterdam Antwerp appointment Archivio Colonna art dealers art market artists Arundel House avvisi Axel Oxenstierna Baltic Benigni Blaeu Blon’s Bolsward booksellers brokerage brokers busta Carl Gustaf Wrangel commercial contacts correspondence Corrispondenza Marcantonio Colonna Cosimo court crown cultural developed diplomatic Don Giovanni Droste Dutch Republic economic example Ferdinando filza Florence foreign Francesco Feroni Friesland Gallo grand duke Hague Hamburg Haubois iagh intermediary Isaacsz Johan Keblusek king Lesger letters Madrid magistrate Marcantonio Colonna Medici Michel le Blon Netherlands Noldus organised Oxenstierna samlingen painter paintings patron patronage pattern Petty Pieter Pieter Isaacsz political post agent post officials postal services rijksdaalders Riksarkivet role Rome sent seventeenth century sixteenth century Skrivelser till Axel Sneek social Spanish Spierinck stadholder Stockholm Sweden Swedish Swedish post Tielhof tion Tresoar Tuscan Veluwenkamp 1996 Wicquefort William Frederick Workum