Jeanne de Loos-Haaxman

Jeanne Maria Cornelia de Loos-Haaxman (3 November 1881 – 1 May 1976) was a Dutch art historian and writer.

Biography Jeanne Maria Cornelia de Loos was born in 1881 as the youngest daughter of journalist Pieter Anne Haaxman (1847–1935) and his wife Janetta Maria Wijnkamp of The Hague, Netherlands. Jeanne's grandfather was the Delft painter Pieter Alardus Haaxman. (Note: A related Dutch painter, Pieter Haaxman (1854–1937), was Jeanne's cousin, and he is sometimes confused with Jeanne's father who has a similar name.) She also began documenting the art inventory of private owners in the area.

Tentoonstelling van chineesche kunst: catalogs, (1923) by J. de Loos-Haaxman Johannes Rach aan de Kaap, (1928) by J. de Loos-Haaxman Museum van den Bataviaschen Kunstkring: tweede collectie Regnault: catalogus (1936), by J. de Loos-Haaxman Dagwerk in Indië, hommage aan een verstild verleden, (1941) by J. de Loos-Haaxman De Landsverzameling Schilderijen in Batavia; landvoogdsportretten en Compagnieschilders, by J. de Loos-Haaxman Verlaat rapport Indië. Drie eeuwen Westerse schilders, tekenaars, grafici, zilversmeden en kunstnijveren in Nederlands-Idië, (1968) by J. de Loos-Haaxman De Franse schilder Ernest Hardouin in Batavia, (1982) by J. de Loos-Haaxman (published posthumously)