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Hofstede de Groot, often abbreviated HdG is an art historical term used in provenance records of famous Dutch Golden Age paintings. It refers to the Dutch art historian Cornelis Hofstede de Groot who took on the painstaking task of updating John Smith's catalogue raisonné of important painters. John Smith was the inventor of the catalogue raisonné, and the term is his French translation of "reasoned catalog". The Wikidata:WikiProject sum of all paintings effort to get every notable painting in Wikidata can be augmented by a subproject to document all paintings recorded by Cornelis Hofstede de Groot and his league of assistants during the years 1907 until his death in 1930. The aim of this subproject is to get an item for every painting documented by him (many are doubles, as he included auction information of paintings that could not be confirmed in his day as being the same, though he often guessed this). Many paintings are lost, but most have survived, though owners have changed several times in the last century. HdG's "reasoned facts" such as dates or inscriptions, price, size, condition and ownership in sales records, as well as his insights into the relationship to other artworks are all fine examples of data that can be input into Wikidata (except for size, which is not possible yet). Since this set of books became very popular as a "stamp of approval", many of the works mentioned are hanging in museums today and have already been uploaded to Commons, making wikidata work significantly easier than for other less well documented groups of paintings.

Catalogue Raisonné[edit]

see Wikidata:WikiProject sum of all paintings/Hofstede de Groot catalogs

Title page of the first volume in German in 1907

He began the painstaking work of updating John Smith's catalogue raisonné in 1907 in German, but took on the translator Edward G. Hawke almost immediately to ensure publication in English. Unfortunately, Hofstede de Groot died before the update of all of John Smith's work (or translation of all updated volumes already done) could be completed. The HdG publications were (German date, followed in parentheses by the English date):

Omissions[edit]

The volumes by John Smith that were not updated by Hofstede de Groot were:

  • Volume 2 (1830) : Peter Paul Rubens
  • Volume 3 (1831) : Anthony van Dyck, David Teniers
  • Volume 8 (1837) : Nicolas Poussin, Claude Lorrain, Jean-Baptiste Greuze

For this reason these should probably be done in a separate subproject, as the only thing these painters have in common is the fact they were not from the Northern Netherlands.

Comparative table Smith-HdG from frwiki[edit]

Tableau comparatif entre le catalogue de Smith et celui de Hofstede de Groot
Peintre École Smith vol[7]. Smith nbre[8]. Hofstede vol[9]. Hofstede nbre[10].
Ludolf Bakhuizen PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 155 + 32 07 (1918)
[11]?
Nicolaes Berchem PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 341 + 80 09 (1926)
?
Andries Both PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) classé avec J. Both
Jan Both PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 129 + 26 09 (1926)
?
Adriaen Brouwer PBM
03 (1910) 248
Gonzales Coques PBM 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 33 + 13
Albert Cuyp PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 280 + 59 02 (1908) 816
Pieter De Hooch PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 68 + 31 01 (1907) 329
Gérard Dou PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 140 + 78 01 (1907) 392
Karel Dujardin PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 123 + 28 09 (1926)
?
Carel Fabritius PU
01 (1907) 19
Jean-Baptiste Greuze F 8 (1837) + suppl. 9 (1842) 173 + 11
Jan Hackaert PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 23 + 4 09 (1926)
?
Frans Hals PU
03 (1910) 447
Meindert Hobbema PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 127 + 29 04 (1911) 291
Claude Lorrain F 8 (1837) + suppl. 9 (1842) 425 + 19
Nicolas Maes PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 25 + 20 06 (1915) 572
Gabriel Metsu PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 120 + 42 01 (1907) 250
Caspar Netscher PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 81 + 39 05 (1912) 478
Paulus Potter PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 103 + 28 04 (1911) 177
Nicolas Poussin F 8 (1837) + suppl. 9 (1842) 342 + 8
Adam Pynacker PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 51 + 18 09 (1926)
?
Rembrandt PU 7 (1836) + suppl. 9 (1842) 620 + 32 06 (1915) 988
Pierre-Paul Rubens PBM 2 (1830) + suppl. 9 (1842) 1371 + 418
Rachel Ruysch PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 25 + 6 10 (1928)
?
Godfried Schalcken PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 107 + 20 05 (1912) 385
Jan Steen PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 208 + 112 01 (1907) 889
David Teniers le Jeune PBM 3 (1831) + suppl. 9 (1842) 686 + 218
Gerard Ter Borch PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 76 + 29 05 (1912) 464
Jan Van de Cappelle PU
07 (1918)
?
Adriaen Van de Velde PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 160 + 29 04 (1911) 387
Willem Van de Velde le Jeune PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 263 + 76 07 (1918)
?
Jan Van der Heyden PU 5 (1834) + suppl. 9 (1842) 126 + 30 08 (1923)
?
Aert Van der Neer PU
07 (1918)
?
Eglon Hendrik Van der Neer PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 36 + 7 05 (1912) 189
Adriaen Van der Werff PU 4 (1833) + suppl. 9 (1842) 127 + 38 10 (1928)
?
Antoine Van Dyck PBM 3 (1831) + suppl. 9 (1842) 844 + 127
Jan Van Goyen PU
08 (1923)
?
Jan Van Huysum PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 109 + 16 10 (1928)
?
Willem Van Mieris PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 79 + 83 10 (1928)
?
Frans Van Mieris l'Ancien PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 100 + 56 10 (1928)
?
Adriaen Van Ostade PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 248 + 139 03 (1910) 923
Isaac Van Ostade PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 69 + 44 03 (1910) 343
Jacob Van Ruysdael PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 344 + 117 04 (1911) 1075
Pieter Van Slingelandt PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 40 + 29 05 (1912) 193
Johannes Vermeer PU
01 (1907) 54
Jan Wijnants PU
08 (1923)
?
Philips Wouwerman PU 1 (1829) + suppl. 9 (1842) 522 + 271 02 (1908) 1165
Jan Wynants PU 6 (1835) + suppl. 9 (1842) 176 + 39
Légende : F = France – PBM = Pays-Bas méridionaux – PU = Provinces-Unies.

Progress[edit]

Volume 1
  1. Jan Steen paintings in the HdG catalog Jan Steen catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q21140406) and on Commons: c:Jan Steen catalog raisonné, 1908
  2. Gabriel Metsu paintings in the HdG catalog Gabriel Metsu catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q26234993)
  3. Gerard Dou paintings in the HdG catalog Gerard Dou catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q26235039)
  4. Pieter de Hooch paintings in the HdG catalog Pieter de Hooch catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q19979468) and on Commons: c:Pieter de Hooch catalog raisonné, 1908
  5. Carel Fabritius paintings in the HdG catalog Carel Fabritius catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q26235162)
  6. Johannes Vermeer paintings in the HdG catalog Johannes Vermeer catalog raisonné, 1908 (Q26235177)
Volume 3

Frans Hals paintings to the extent they are considered attributed today, are all on Wikidata. Many of these were in the HdG catalog, which can be seen linking to Frans Hals catalog raisonné, 1910 (Q18752198) and on Commons: c:Frans Hals catalog raisonné, 1910

Volume 4

Jacob van Ruisdael paintings in the HdG catalog (to the extent they have been matched) can be seen linking here Jacob van Ruisdael catalog raisonné, 1911 (Q21004638) and on Commons: c:Jacob van Ruisdael catalog raisonné, 1911

Volume 6

Rembrandt paintings in the HdG catalog (to the extent they have been matched) can be seen linking here Rembrandt catalogue raisonné, 1914 (Q21034929) and on Commons: c:Rembrandt catalog raisonné, 1914

Links to English-language volumes available online[edit]

  1. Volume 1 on archive.org
  2. Volume 2 on archive.org
  3. Volume 3 on archive.org
  4. Volume 4 on archive.org
  5. Volume 5 on archive.org
  6. Volume 6 on archive.org
  7. Numéro du volume où il est question du peintre.
  8. Nombre d'œuvres recensées pour le peintre, addenda y compris, à l'exception de dessins et gravures faisant l'objet d'une sous-numérotation.
  9. Numéro du volume.
  10. Chiffre correspondant au numéro de la dernière œuvre recensée pour le peintre. Cependant, certaines œuvres, dans le catalogue de Hofstede de Groot, portent le même numéro et ne sont distinguées que par une lettre accolée audit numéro.
  11. Information non trouvée.