Wikidata:Delftware
This project envisages to collect data and images on Delftware pottery workshops (in Delft) during the Dutch Republic and all the people that worked in the professional network around the Dleftware workshops (Delftware masters, owners, potters etc). During the first phase I am trying to gather as much information as possible on the professionals and collect the data on several Wiki projects: Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons and Wiki Source. Focus of this project is not so much the items that were created in the pottery workshops (even though I gained a love for certain Delftware items and tiles) but more to get some insights in the who, what and whereabouts of the people working in de pottery workshops in Delft. Added to that I would like to get an overview (and digital representation) of the locations of the pottery workshops in Delft.
Goals are to
- Create a visual network of people working in the pottery workshops in delft during the 17th and 18 century.
- create digital versions of 17th century maps of Delft (and surrounding area) showing the locations of the pottery workshops (and paint mills) through the decades during the 17th and 18th centuries.
To do[edit]
Several things that can be done (be bold!)
- Create wikidatadriven infobox 'ceramics factory'(plateelbakkerij) on the Dutch Wikipedia
- how?
- Check and upload these CC0 images of items by De Grieksche A (Samuel van Eenhoorn) Check the following categories on Commons (Commons category Samuel van Eenhoorn and Commons category Greek A Factory
- Check and upload these CC0 images of items by Frederik van Frijtom Check the following category on Commons (Commons Category Frederik van Frijtom.
- Check images Drie Posteleyne Astonne] (Rijksmuseum)
- Images 't Fortuyn] (Rijksmuseum)
- Jacobus de Milde
- Cornelis Brouwer
Lists and other stuff[edit]
- Listeria list of Delftware pottery workshops with their most important properties (work in progress)
- Listeria list with items on focus list of Wikiproject Delftware
- Query showing the ceramics factories in Delft.
- Query showing all pottery workshops in Delft
- I created an entity scheme (E92) for Delftware pottery workshops.
- Marques
Bronnen[edit]
These sources have been put on Wikidata. Any other relevant encyclopedic books or manuals can be added to (Don't forget to add on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008))
- Arnhemse faience (1759 - ca 1770) (Q66725236) Jacobien Ressing-Wolfert & Hans Ressing
- Delfts aardewerk. Geschiedenis van een nationaal product (dl1) (Q65617438), T.M. Eliëns (red.), M.S. van Aken-Fehmers, L.A. Schledorn, A.-G. Hesselink, Zwolle/Den Haag (Gemeentemuseum Den Haag) 1999
- Delfts aardewerk. Geschiedenis van een nationaal product, deel II (Q67198525), T.M. Eliëns (red.), M.S. van Aken-Fehmers, L.A. Schledorn, Zwolle/Den Haag (Gemeentemuseum Den Haag) 2001
- Delfts aardewerk. Geschiedenis van een nationaal product: De Porceleyne Fles, deel III (Q67198558), T.M. Eliëns (red.), M. Groen, S. Ostkamp, L.A. Schledorn, Zwolle/Delft (Gemeente Musea Delft) 2003
- Delfts aardewerk. Geschiedenis van een nationaal product: Vazen met tuiten. 300 jaar pronkstukken/Dutch Delftware. History of a National Product: Vases with Spouts. Three Centuries of Splendour, deel IV (Q67198583), T.M. Eliëns (red.), M.S. van Aken-Fehmers (e.a.), Zwolle/Den Haag (Gemeentemuseum Den Haag) 2007
- Geschiedenis van de Delftse plateelbakkerijen (Q69502031) - Wik Hoekstra-Klein
- deel 1 De vergulde boot (Q69506489)
- deel 2 De Porceleyne Clauw (Q69523432)
- deel 3 "Firma J. H. Sanderson en Zoon", "De Eendragt", "Aardewerkfabriek Barend Zonnebeek", "Aardewerkfabriek Foppe/Valk/Bouvet" (Q69523771)
- deel 4 De Drie Klokken (Q69523564)
- deel 5 Het Hart (Q70113519)
- deel 6 "De Porceleyne Fles": periode 1653-1850 (Q70113944)
- deel 7 "Het Fortuyn", 1661-1784 (Q70115185)
- deel 8 "De Dissel", 1640-1702 (Q70115671)
- deel 9 "De Grieksche A", 1657-1818 (Q70115988)
- deel 10 "De Drie Vergulde Astonnekes", 1655-1803 (Q70116323)
- deel 11 De Porceleyne Lampetkan 1609-1811 (Q70116810)
- deel 12 'China' 1654-1743, 'De Nachtegael' 1633-1651 (Q70117666)
- deel 13 'De Romeyn', 1606-1774, 'De Ham', 1639-1726 (Q70117297)
- deel 14 "De Witte Starre", 1660-1803 (Q71457918)
- deel 15 De Roos', 1661-1854, Plateelfabriek 'Christiaan Dekker', 1812-1846 (Q71457923)
- deel 16 'Rouaen', ook genaamd vanaf 1715 'Het Lage Huys', 1605-1742, Het Hooge Huys', 1650-1742, 'Plateelbakker Thomas Jansz Van Boonen', 1586-1649 (Q71457924)
- deel 17 'De Metalen Pot' 1670-1770/1775, 'De Hollandsche Daelder' 1696-1708/1721, Plateeldraaierij 'Buitenwatersloot' circa 1669-1717/1732, Theepotbakkerij 'De Gecroonde Theepot' 1689-1724 (Q71457928)
- deel 18 De Porceleyne Schotel' 1598-1791 (Q71457931)
- deel 19 De Vergulde Blompot' (Q71457934)
- deel 20 'De Twee Scheepjes' 1621-1794, Tegelbakkerij Delfshaven (Q71457935)
- Index Geschiedenis van de Delftse plateelbakkerijen; Index op de delen 1 t/m 20 (Q71457938)
- Dutch Delftware. The Van der Vorm Collection (Q66712146)
- Made in Holland. The global success of Dutch Ceramics (Q75027560) (author Karin Gaillard still needs to be added to WD)
Done[edit]
- ceramics factory (Q69908907)
- Delftware master (Q69777789)
- pottery painter (Q66819512)
- Wik Hoekstra-Klein (Q69502134)
- Marion van Aken-Fehmers (Q65621672)
- Titus Eliëns (Q67198784)
- Loet Schledorn (Q71551825)
- Marjoleine Groen (Q71551787)
- Sebastiaan Ostkamp (Q71551652)
- A.H.H. van der Burgh (Q65617371)
- Paulus Constantijn la Fargue (Q2336473)