Cornelis Jacobsz DrebbelHolland, 1572–1633Geometri
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Imens i livet hos Cornelis Jacobsz Drebbel
Hele livet1587–1595 · Virkested
Haarlem
1595
Marries Sophia Goltzius and settles in Alkmaar
He marries Sophia Jansdochter Goltzius, the younger sister of Hendrick Goltzius; the couple have at least six children, of whom four survive. Drebbel works at first as a painter, engraver and cartographer, but is in constant need of money because of his wife’s profligate lifestyle.
1598
Obtains a patent for a water-supply system and perpetual clockwork
Drebbel obtains a patent for a water-supply system and a sort of perpetual clockwork.
1600
Builds a fountain at the Noorderpoort in Middelburg
In Middelburg, a centre of spectacle-making, he may have picked up the art of lens grinding, and later builds a magic lantern and a camera obscura.
1600–1601 · Virkested
Middelburg
