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[[File:Justus van Maurik-joris komijn.jpg|thumb|Justus van Maurik.]]
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'''Justus van Maurik''' ([[Amsterdam]] 16 August 1846 - 18 November 1904), or ''Justus van Maurik Jr.'', was a Dutch author and cigar maker. He was the grandson of the similarly named [[Justus van Maurik Sr.]].


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[[File:Johan Braakensiek (1858-1940), Afb 010094007650.jpg|thumb|Justus van Maurik.]]
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Justus was a typical Amsterdammer, he was first known as a writer of farces and humorous plays. In 1878, his first novel, ''Mie the porster'' appeared. Hundreds of stories followed. His readers knew Maurik would provide both a smile and a tear: a laugh from his witty depiction of human types, and a tear from his touching stories. Many of his books were illustrated by the graphic artist [[Johan Braakensiek]].


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'''Justus van Maurik''' (16 August 1846, in [[Amsterdam]] – 18 November 1904), was a Dutch author and [[cigar]] maker. He was the grandson of [[Justus van Maurik Sr.]]
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Maurik was one of the editors who, in 1877, created ''De Amsterdammer'', a newspaper for specializing in trade, industry and art, which is now the weekly [[De Groene Amsterdammer]].

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Justus was known as a writer of farces and humorous plays. In 1878, he published his first novel, {{lang|nl|Mie de porster}}. He subsequently wrote hundreds{{How many|date=November 2022}} of books. Many of his books were illustrated by the graphic artist [[Johan Braakensiek]].

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In 1877, Maurik co-created ''De Amsterdammer'', a newspaper targeted toward audiences in trade, industry and art. The newspaper has now changed its name to the weekly [[De Groene Amsterdammer]].


== Works ==
== Works ==
* ''Een bittere pil (1873)
* ''Een bittere pil'' (1873)
* ''Mie de porster (1878)
* ''Mie de porster'' (1878)
* ''Janus Tulp'' (1879, play)
* ''Janus Tulp'' (1879, play)
* ''Uit het volk'' (1879)
* ''Uit het volk'' (1879)
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* ''Papieren kinderen'' (1888)
* ''Papieren kinderen'' (1888)
* ''Amsterdam bij dag en nacht'' (1889)
* ''Amsterdam bij dag en nacht'' (1889)
* ''Indrukken van een Tòtòk' (1897)
* ''Indrukken van een Tòtòk'' (1897)
* ''Novellen en schetsen'' (1900)
* ''Novellen en schetsen'' (1900)
* ''Toen ik nog jong was'' (1901) about [[Jacob Frederik Muller]] and the Amsterdam neighborhood [[Fort van Sjako]].
* ''Toen ik nog jong was'' (1901) about [[Jacob Frederik Muller]] and the Amsterdam neighborhood [[Fort van Sjako]].
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* ''De Planetenjuffrouw'' 1902 play
* ''De Planetenjuffrouw'' 1902 play
* ''Men Zegt.....'' 1885 play
* ''Men Zegt.....'' 1885 play

* ''Tijdschift "Ons Amsterdam"1994 no 6 (Het Amsterdam van J v M.)
* ''Tijdschift "Ons Amsterdam"1994 no 6 (Het Amsterdam van J v M.)
* ''Uit het leven van Justus van Maurik 1846 - 1904 (J.H. Rössing)''''
* ''Uit het leven van Justus van Maurik 1846 - 1904 (J.H. Rössing)''''{{Citation needed|date=November 2022}}


== External links ==
== External links ==
* {{Gutenberg author |id=4468| name=Justus van Maurik}}
*{{Worldcat id|lccn-n94-100761}}
*{{Gutenberg author|id=Justus_van_Maurik|name=Justus Van Maurik}}
* {{Internet Archive author |sname=Justus van Maurik}}
* {{Librivox author |id=6137}}

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[[Category:Writers from Amsterdam]]
[[Category:People from Amsterdam]]

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Latest revision as of 21:08, 14 April 2024

Justus van Maurik.

Justus van Maurik (16 August 1846, in Amsterdam – 18 November 1904), was a Dutch author and cigar maker. He was the grandson of Justus van Maurik Sr.

Justus was known as a writer of farces and humorous plays. In 1878, he published his first novel, Mie de porster. He subsequently wrote hundreds[quantify] of books. Many of his books were illustrated by the graphic artist Johan Braakensiek.

In 1877, Maurik co-created De Amsterdammer, a newspaper targeted toward audiences in trade, industry and art. The newspaper has now changed its name to the weekly De Groene Amsterdammer.

Works

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  • Een bittere pil (1873)
  • Mie de porster (1878)
  • Janus Tulp (1879, play)
  • Uit het volk (1879)
  • Van allerlei slag (1881)
  • Fijne Beschuiten (1883, play)
  • Met z'n achten (1883)
  • Burgerluidjes (1884)
  • Uit één pen (1886)
  • Krates (1887?)
  • Papieren kinderen (1888)
  • Amsterdam bij dag en nacht (1889)
  • Indrukken van een Tòtòk (1897)
  • Novellen en schetsen (1900)
  • Toen ik nog jong was (1901) about Jacob Frederik Muller and the Amsterdam neighborhood Fort van Sjako.
  • Joris Komijn op de Tentoonstelling
  • Op reis en thuis
  • Stille menschen
  • Verspreide Novellen
  • Amsterdam bij dag en nacht
  • Het Amsterdam van Justus van Maurik
  • Novellen losse reisschetsen
  • Novellen Toon Toos en de Opera
  • Novellen De Laatste der Oempah's
  • Novellen Het genootschap Leuterburg
  • Novellen Een vergeten schuld
  • De Buren 1875 toneelstuk
  • Janus Tulp 1879 toneelstuk
  • Pakketten voor Dames 1880 play
  • Gewichtige dagen 1830-1831 play
  • Françoises opstel 1887 play
  • Anarchisten tonelstuk
  • Plicht toneelstuk
  • De Planetenjuffrouw 1902 play
  • Men Zegt..... 1885 play
  • Tijdschift "Ons Amsterdam"1994 no 6 (Het Amsterdam van J v M.)
  • Uit het leven van Justus van Maurik 1846 - 1904 (J.H. Rössing)''[citation needed]
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