Includes 3 different databases. The lexicon includes a lot of information about more than 77,000 artists from the Benelux region, there is also a database of information about German artists, and the 3rd database contains the signatures of Dutch and Belgian artists. For art historians.

English language website with 27 digitized Dutch books with love emblems from the 17th century. Completely re-translated and indexed. Has extensive search options and referrals to secondary sources. Includes a downloadable guide to using the site. For those who research emblemata or (literary) history.

Website with more than 50,000 digitized artworks, books, artefacts, videos and music from the collections of 3,500 European museums, libraries, galleries and archives. New content is added regularly. Interesting for researchers and lovers of music, art and literature.

Database of information from 1,280 property inventories from the 17th century. Concerns inventories from Amsterdam from the period 1597-1681, drawn up for auction purposes in cases such as death or bankruptcy, for example. With information about paintings, sculptures, furniture, et cetera. Includes bibliographic information about the owner. For historians who do research into art trade in the Netherlands.