Image 1:
[Gevleugelde Coornhert] Tulip .
Image 69 in the NEHA Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.

Image 2:
gebiesd van Coornart Tulip.
Image 63 in the P. Cos Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.
Following is the bulb size and price designated by text in the image:
Weight: 240 Aasen, or about 11.5 grams
Price: f 375

Ghemarmerde van Kaer Tuliip. See - Bruyn Purper Schilperoort Tulip
Golsien. See – Admirael Golsien Tulip

Gouda Tulip. See also –Admirael de Gouda Tulip; Admirael der Admiraelen de Gouda Tulip; Generael de Gouda Tulip
Note: Various other “Gouda” tulips are mentioned in the manuscript catalogs and literature on Tulipmania. Mike Dash (see bibliography) mentions a Generael der Generaelen de Gouda, and states it was frequently just called “Gouda.”
The tulip grower and breeder, Henrik Pottebacker, who developed the initial broken "Rose" tulips was from Gouda.
Gouda is a city in the western Netherlands, in the province of South Holland. Experiencing economic problems during the last years of the 16th and the first of the 17th century, it additionally suffered from severe plague outbreaks in 1574, 1625 and 1636 (the year tulipmania began reaching its zenith). And yet, many residents had pride in their city. Naming beautiful tulips in tribute to the city was one way to show that pride. Gouda cheese takes its name from this city, around which the cheese continues to be produced.

Image 1:
[Admiral] Gouda Tulip. .
Image 29 in the NEHA Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.

Image 2:
Gouda Tulip.
Image 12 in the P. Cos Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.
Following is the bulb size and price designated by text in the image:
Weight: 244 Aasen, or about 11.7 grams
Price: f 1500

Grande, La (Le) (Lagrandt Tuliip; Legrandt Tulip)

Lagrandt [Legrandt] Tulip.
Image 10 in the P. Cos Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.
Following is the bulb size and price designated by text in the image:
Weight: 350 Aasen, or about 16.8 grams
Price: f 500

Hagenaar Tulip. See – Max van de Prins Tulip

Hoer Tulip, De. (tr: Whore – a Violet/Bybloemen)

De Hoer Tulip.
Image 49 in the NEHA Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.

Honsbeet. See – Lac (Lack) Honsbeet Tulip
IJslijf Tulip. See – Yslijf Tulip
In ‘t Hart Tulip. See – Bellaert Tulip

Isabelle Tulip

Image 1:
Isabelle.
This work was sold at Sothebys. The corresponding image consists of three tulips, Isabelle being the tulip at the far right. Provenance not yet identified.
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Image 2:
Isabelle Tulip, with Admirael Pottervbacker Tulip and Swallowtail Butterfly. .
This work was sold at Sothebys. Provenance not yet identified. This image illustrates the great difficulty in trying to identify old tulips from drawings and paintings. Both these tulips appear to be broken “roses”, and it is not possible with certainty to determine which is Isabelle and which is Admirael Pottenbacker. See and compare to the separate images of Admirael Pottenbacker Tulip (above) and the Isabelle Tulip.
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Jan Gerritsz Tulip (Jan Ghertsen Tulip)

Image 1:
Jan Ghertsen (Jan Gerrtsz) Tulip.
Image 42 in the P. Cos Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.
Following is the bulb size and price designated by text in the image:
Weight: 263 Aasen, or about 12.6 grams
Price: f 210

Image 2:
Jan Gerritsz, with a Large Blue Butterfly.
This work was sold at Sothebys. Provenance not yet identified.
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Jan Ghertsen. See – Jan Gerritsz Tulip

Jan Symons (Symonsz) Tulip (a Bizarre)

Jan Symonsz Tulip .
Image 16 in the NEHA Tulip Book. Click image for a larger version.

Jeroen. See - Purper en wit (van) Jeroen Tulip
Kamelot. See also - Orangie Camelot Tulip

Kamelot van Weena Tulip

Kamelot van Weena Tulip.
Image (?) from The Great Tulip Book, which is in the collection of the Norton Simon Museum. Clicking the image or the name above will take you to this image at the Norton Simon Museum Store, where it can be enlarged and seen in considerable detail.

Klein Alexander Tulip

Kleine Alexander.
This work was sold at Sothebys. The corresponding image consists of five tulips, Klein Alexander being the first image (farthest to the left). Provenance not yet identified.
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Table of Contents

• Manuscript Dutch Tulip Catalogs
• Named Tulips - An Introduction
• Named Tulips – A to B
• Named Tulips – C to K
• Next Entry: Named Tulips – L to P
• Named Tulips – Q to Z
• Unnamed Tulips

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