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Jan Janssonius

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Also known as Johannes Janssonius, Jan Jansson, Johann Janssonius, Jean Jansson, John Janssonius, Jan Janssen

Dutch cartographer and publisher (1588–1664)

Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
Sweden
Active from
1963-01-11
Official site

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Recent publications · Crossref

5 total works indexed

  1. The SILVA ribosomal RNA gene database project: improved data processing and web-based tools

    · 2012 · cited 29,224x

  2. General atomic and molecular electronic structure system

    · 1993 · cited 19,135x

  3. Initial sequencing and analysis of the human genome

    · 2001 · cited 18,623x

  4. A global reference for human genetic variation

    · 2015 · cited 17,797x

  5. The Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) statement: guidelines for reporting observational studies

    · 2007 · cited 17,607x

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Johannes
Gender
male
Citizenship
Dutch Republic
Place of birth
Arnhem
Place of death
Amsterdam
Occupation
visual artist
Languages spoken
Dutch
Work location
Amsterdam
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Commons category
Jan Janssonius
Commons Creator page
Jan Janssonius
date of death
1664-01-01
date of birth
1588-01-01
stepparent
Colette van den Keere
has works in the collection
Memoria Chilena
date of burial or cremation
1664-07-11
partner in business or sport
Pieter Goos
pseudonym
Hans Fabel
floruit
1657-01-01
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Works in European collections

36 objects attributed to Jan Janssonius, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

[Diana begleitet einen singenden jungen Mann; Diana as Luna accompanying a young man serenading]

[Diana begleitet einen singenden jungen Mann; Diana as Luna accompanying a young man serenading]

[Ostrich Hunt; Straußenjagd]

[Ostrich Hunt; Straußenjagd]

Iohannes Georgus D.G. Dux Saxoniae/ Landgravius Thuringae/ Marchio Misniae/ Sac: Roman: Imp: Archimar.

Iohannes Georgus D.G. Dux Saxoniae/ Landgravius Thuringae/ Marchio Misniae/ Sac: Roman: Imp: Archimar.

[Rabbit Hunt with Crossbows; Hasenjagd mit Armbrüsten]

[Rabbit Hunt with Crossbows; Hasenjagd mit Armbrüsten]

WEIMAR.

WEIMAR.

MEISSEN.

MEISSEN.

[Männliche Kopfstudie].

[Männliche Kopfstudie].

[Kopfstudie eines Kindes].

[Kopfstudie eines Kindes].

[Zwei Kopfstudien].

[Zwei Kopfstudien].

De Ioanne Maio.

De Ioanne Maio.

Cornelius Engelbert.

Cornelius Engelbert.

GOTHA.

GOTHA.

Otto Venius.

Otto Venius.

[Weibliche Porträtstudie].

[Weibliche Porträtstudie].

[Studie eines schreienden Mannes].

[Studie eines schreienden Mannes].

Bartholomaeus Sprangerus.

Bartholomaeus Sprangerus.

Titelblatt zu Praecipuarum urbium Germaniae superioris Iconismi & effigies, graphice delineatae.

Titelblatt zu Praecipuarum urbium Germaniae superioris Iconismi & effigies, graphice delineatae.

Theodoro Harlemio.

Theodoro Harlemio.

Martinus Vossius.

Martinus Vossius.

[Fußstudie].

[Fußstudie].

[Männliche Kopfstudien].

[Männliche Kopfstudien].

Henrico Blesio.

Henrico Blesio.

WISMAR.

WISMAR.

Iodocus Momperus.

Iodocus Momperus.

Ioannes Scorellus Batavus.

Ioannes Scorellus Batavus.

[Augen- und Ohrenstudie].

[Augen- und Ohrenstudie].

Adrianus de Vries.

Adrianus de Vries.

[Schädelstudie].

[Schädelstudie].

Christianus Quebornus.

Christianus Quebornus.

STETTIN.

STETTIN.

STOCKHOLM.

STOCKHOLM.

NORDLINGA.

NORDLINGA.

LEYPSIG.

LEYPSIG.

Carolus Ver-Manderus.

Carolus Ver-Manderus.

[Drei Männliche Kopfstudien].

[Drei Männliche Kopfstudien].

AMSTERDAM.

AMSTERDAM.

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