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van Schaik, A-R. (2022). Not the End of the Story: Floris Balthasars’ Map of the Siege of Grave (1602) as a Book Illustration for Den Nassauschen Lauren-Crans (1610). Quaerendo, 52(3), 220-247. https://doi.org/10.1163/15700690-20221140[details]
van Schaik, J. H. C. M. (2020). Netwerk en zelfpresentatie in de Duitse stadsgezichten van Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographia: Review van: Putten, Jasper Cornelis van. Networked Nation: Mapping German Cities in Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographia. Leiden: Brill, 2017. . Skript: historisch tijdschrift, 42(1), 75-77.
van Schaik, J. H. C. M. (2020). Trauma of triomf? De oorlogsdaden van Maurits van Oranje gememoreerd in Den Nassauschen Laurencrans (1610). Simulacrum, 28(4), 16-22.
2019
van Schaik, J. H. C. M. (2019). Politiek, schandaal en reputatie in de late Gouden Eeuw: het turbulente leven van Romeyn de Hooghe: Nierop, Henk van. The Life of Romeyn de Hooghe 1645-1708: Prints, Pamphlets and Politics in the Dutch Golden Age. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2018. . Skript: historisch tijdschrift, 41(1), 88-90.
2018
van Schaik, J. H. C. M. (2018). Alle hoeken van de kamer: kunsthistorische perspectieven op het huiselijk tafereel in de Gouden Eeuw. Simulacrum, 26(4), 27-33.
van Schaik, A.-R. & Vannieuwenhuyze, B. (31-10-2022). Oude kaarten lezen [Web] AP Lunchlezing. Oude kaarten lezen. https://youtu.be/5vikehQe11E
Journal editor
van Schaik, A.-R. (editor) (2018-2020). Simulacrum (Journal).
Talk / presentation
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (26-1-2023). Old News? Time, Memory and Conflict in Story Maps of the Dutch Revolt (c.1630–1640), The Warburg Institute, London.
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (5-7-2022). Reframing the Revolt: Pro-Dutch vs. pro-Spanish Story Maps (1609-1610) Reflecting on the Eighty Years’ War during Truce, International Conference on the History of Cartography, Bucharest.
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (3-6-2022). Mapping Every Now and Then: Narrative Maps Representing Topicality in the Dutch Early Modern Period, Conference: Historians of Netherlandish Art, Amsterdam and The Hague.
Griffioen, M. (speaker), Vannieuwenhuyze, B. (speaker) & van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (13-5-2022). Making a Handbook of Historical Cartography, ISHMap Symposium, Montevideo.
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (25-3-2021). Women and Children First: Gender, Flood and Victimhood in Dutch Eighteenth-Century Story Maps, The Oxford Seminars in Cartography (TOSCA), Oxford.
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker) (12-11-2020). De kaart en ‘het gheschiet’: Een narratief-cartografisch onderzoek naar de nieuwskaart als herinneringskaart, Boekhistorisch Forum IV.
van Schaik, A.-R. (speaker), Nijboer, H. (speaker) & Bok, M. (speaker) (3-7-2017). ECARTICO: A comparative analysis of the market for paintings in 16th and 17th century Antwerp and Amsterdam, Digital Humanities Benelux Conference 2017.
Others
van Schaik, A.-R. (participant) (10-5-2022 - 11-5-2022). ISHMap Workshop, Montevideo (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
van Schaik, A.-R. (participant) (8-6-2020 - 17-7-2020). Universal Short Title Catalogue Summer Programme (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
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