69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 [Tiles]. (De Porcelyne Fles, Delft). Scrapbook, contents late 19th/ 20th cent., containing ±150 Delftware tile designs in ±460 separate drawings, watercolour, each ±7,5x7,5 cm., and 33 pieces of paper w. num. potters' initials/ marks, pen and ink, and some ephemera concerning the history of Delftware factory De Porceleyne Fles, all tipped/ mounted in late 19th cent. hcalf album w. titlepiece ("Tegelboek Toon van Beek") in pen and ink and watercolour mounted on frontcover, folio. - Drawings w. occas. sl. marginal staining (due to glue used) and sl. foxing; album lvs. marginally waterstained; first two lvs. loosening; title-piece dam. in upper margin. = Toon van Beek (1900-1987), grandson of Kees Tulk, the artistic father of the revival of the Delftware industry in the last quarter of the 19th century. Van Beek worked at De Porceleyne Fles and was, judging by the drawings in this album, an accomplished draughtsman. The tile designs, many of which are accompanied by information tags (e.g. "tegels uit de 17e eeuw - zeldzaam vaasmotief, onder granaatappelmotief") date back to the 16th century and also include some Flemish and Italian designs. They vary from geometrical figures to flowers, animals, people, buildings, ships, landscapes, etc. Of many designs four similar drawings are included, arranged two by two to illustrate the effect of multiple tiles together. Toon van Beek also included many initials of Delft potters with their identifications, lists of potters buried in the churches of Delft, recipes for making Delftware, manuscript historical information on mill the Zeldenrust (milling pottery material, demolished in 1860), incl. a drawing and a photograph, newspaper clippings on De Porceleyne Fles, several memorabilia concerning Kees Tulk, and some photographs, group portraits of potters and portraits of Kees Tulk, Jan van Beek (Toon's father), Toon's brother Willem and Toon himself. A valuable and very nice collection for the history of tile-making in general and De Porceleyne Fles in particular. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CVII.
69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 Tiles De Porcelyne Fles Delft 69/2858 [Tiles]. (De Porcelyne Fles, Delft). Scrapbook, contents late 19th/ 20th cent., containing ±150 Delftware tile designs in ±460 separate drawings, watercolour, each ±7,5x7,5 cm., and 33 pieces of paper w. num. potters' initials/ marks, pen and ink, and some ephemera concerning the history of Delftware factory De Porceleyne Fles, all tipped/ mounted in late 19th cent. hcalf album w. titlepiece ("Tegelboek Toon van Beek") in pen and ink and watercolour mounted on frontcover, folio. - Drawings w. occas. sl. marginal staining (due to glue used) and sl. foxing; album lvs. marginally waterstained; first two lvs. loosening; title-piece dam. in upper margin. = Toon van Beek (1900-1987), grandson of Kees Tulk, the artistic father of the revival of the Delftware industry in the last quarter of the 19th century. Van Beek worked at De Porceleyne Fles and was, judging by the drawings in this album, an accomplished draughtsman. The tile designs, many of which are accompanied by information tags (e.g. "tegels uit de 17e eeuw - zeldzaam vaasmotief, onder granaatappelmotief") date back to the 16th century and also include some Flemish and Italian designs. They vary from geometrical figures to flowers, animals, people, buildings, ships, landscapes, etc. Of many designs four similar drawings are included, arranged two by two to illustrate the effect of multiple tiles together. Toon van Beek also included many initials of Delft potters with their identifications, lists of potters buried in the churches of Delft, recipes for making Delftware, manuscript historical information on mill the Zeldenrust (milling pottery material, demolished in 1860), incl. a drawing and a photograph, newspaper clippings on De Porceleyne Fles, several memorabilia concerning Kees Tulk, and some photographs, group portraits of potters and portraits of Kees Tulk, Jan van Beek (Toon's father), Toon's brother Willem and Toon himself. A valuable and very nice collection for the history of tile-making in general and De Porceleyne Fles in particular. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CVII.
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