They got married in the year 1602 at Minnertsga, het Bildt, Frysland, Nederland., she was 42 years old.
Child(ren):
Casada con Sibrand Sybrant Augustinii Augustini,1602 Minnertsga,het Bildt,Frysland,Nederland.
Hijos:
1) - Wyckien Sybrandy 1590-1630.
2) Augustinus Sybrandi, birth before 1601, occupation: mr. chirurgyn, te Kollum to:
Maeycke Sybrens.
3) Jacobus Sibrandi Sibrandy Macadam Mancadan, birth 1602 Minnertsga, Friesland, Netherlands, died 4 Oct 1680 Tjerkgaast, Friesland, Netherlands, buried 15 Oct 1680 Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands, occupation: kunstschilder,Painter, burgermeester Franeker
Hij had een relatie met Elske Mathys Siderius.
Kinderen:Ebeltje Jacobus Macadam Mancadan 1639-1709,
Sibrandus Jacobi Mancadan 1636-1693.
Huw.akte Jacobus S.Mancadan-Elske Mathys Siderius 1634
Married notice 24 May 1634 Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands
Married (church) 8 Jun 1634 Stiens (Fr) to:
Elske Mathys Siderius, birth 28 Sep 1610 Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands, baptised 30 Sep 1610 Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands, died 3 Dec 1669 Siegerswoude, Beetsterzwaag, Friesland, Netherlands, buried 10 Dec 1669 Siegerswoude, Beetsterzwaag, Friesland, Netherlands, daughter of Mathys Noldus Iserman and Ebel Syeckes Fogelsangh.
4) Bauck Sybrandi to:
Jan Pybes.
5) Tyedt Sybrandi to:
Bote Jansen.
6) Antije Sybrandi.
7) Jeltije Sybrandi.
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Jacobus Sibrandi Mancadan (c. 1602, Minnertsga – 4 October 1680, Tjerkgaast)was a Dutch Golden Age painter mostly known for his pastoral landscapes.
He is considered one of the most important Frisian landscape painters of the Dutch Golden Age. His landscapes were either idealized in the Italian manner or more naturalistic and depicting recognizable features of his native Friesland region.[1] The Italianate landscapes seem to be influenced by the work of Salvator Rosa,[1] but also by Haarlem painters such as Jan van Goyen and Salomon van Ruysdael.
Mancadan also served as a government official, and apparently did not begin painting until midway through his life.[1] According to the RKD he lived in Franeker from 1634 to 1644, where he also served as mayor.[3] In 1658 he became involved in peatwinning in the southeast of Friesland and was one of initiators of the canal, dug to Bakkeveen. He settled down in Siegerswoude. After his wife died he moved to Beetsterzwaag where his daughter lived. He died in Tjerkgaast, where his son, who had a bad reputation, was a minister.
References
Jump up to: a b c d C. Boschma. "Mancadan, Jacobus Sibrandi." In Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online (accessed September 27, 2009- subscription only)
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James Sibrandi Mancadan ( c. 1602 Minnertsga - 04 de octubre 1680 , Tjerkgaast ) fue un pintor Edad de Oro holandesa sobre todo conocido por sus paisajes pastorales.
Se le considera uno de los más importantes pintores de Frisia paisaje del Siglo de Oro holandés. Sus paisajes fueron idealizadas ya sea en las características reconocibles italianas manera o más naturalistas y que representan de su región natal Friesland. [ 1 ] Los paisajes italianizantes parecen estar influidos por la obra de Salvator Rosa, [ 1 ] pero muy útil por los pintores de Haarlem zoals Ene van Goyen y Salomon van Ruysdael .
Muy útil Mancadan sirvió como un oficial del gobierno , y al parecer no comenzó a pintar hasta la mitad de su vida. [ 1 ] De acuerdo con el RKD vivió en Franeker 1634-1644 , donde se desempeñó como alcalde útiles . [ 3 ] En 1658 se convirtió en Participa en peatwinning en el sudeste de Frisia , y fue uno de los iniciadores de la canal, excavado a Bakkeveen . Se instaló en Siegerswoude . Después de que murió su esposa se mudó a Beetsterzwaag donde vivía su hija. Murió en Tjerkgaast , donde su hijo, que tenía una mala reputación , era un ministro .
Referencias
Salta para : a b c d Boschma C. . " Mancadan , James Sibrandi . " En Grove Arte Online. Oxford Art Online ( consultado el 27 de septiembre de 2009 - sólo con suscripción )
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