Andries Jacobsz Stock (1580–1648) was a

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engraver, printmaker and illustrator.

Biography

Stock was born in

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. According to the RKD he is known for title pages, portrait prints and illustrations.Andries Jacobsz. Stock
in the

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He assisted

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with engraved portraits in his ''Effigies'' of 1610. In 1626 he was imprisoned in Amsterdam for counterfeiting. He died in

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References

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on

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Stock, Andries Jacobsz. 1580 births 1648 deaths Dutch Golden Age printmakers Artists from Antwerp