Category:Jan Cock Blomhoff
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English: Jan Cock Blomhoff (Amsterdam Aug. 5, 1779 - Amersfoort Aug. 15, 1853) was during the period 1817 - 1824 director ("opperhoofd") of Decima, the Dutch trading colony in the harbour of Nagasaki, Japan.
When he came to Decima (nowadays mostly written: Dejima) he was accompanied by his wife Titia, hist little son Johannes, and Petronella Munts, a Dutch nurse-maid. The ladies and the little Johannes were not allowed to stay in Japan. But in the short time they stayed there, they were often painted by Japanese artists, who had never seen European ladies.
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| Date of birth | 5 August 1779 Amsterdam | ||||
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Media in category "Jan Cock Blomhoff"
The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.
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Cock Blomhoff’s small wooden cabinet - KONB11-360-2013-01.jpg 750 × 552; 103 KB
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BlomhoffJapan.jpg 4,962 × 2,486; 7.6 MB
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Jan Cock Blomhoff 1.jpg 388 × 500; 70 KB
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Jan Cock Blomhoff with a Javanese servant - KONB11-NEDERLANDER-JAVAAN-NEHA.jpg 750 × 1,084; 159 KB
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KITLV - 48M3 - Portrait of a Dutch director of Dejima - Coloured woodcut - Circa 1820.tif 1,827 × 5,113; 26.75 MB
