User:Hansmuller UBL

1610 Main reading room of Leiden University Library with its dog readership. (Knowledgeable Dutch dogs actually can read indeed.) Etching by Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg after Jan Cornelisz. van 't Woudt (Woudanus).

Dear Reader,
Thank you for consulting this User page. I'm Hans Muller (User:Hansmuller), now working in my 2025 role as a volunteer Wikipedian in Residence for Leiden University Libraries (UBL), Leiden, the Netherlands.^[1] Please leave your remarks including fierce criticisms and happy suggestions on my Talk page. Thanks again,
Hansmuller UBL (talk) 12:40, 9 January 2025 (UTC) at your service.

Talk page here

Hansmuller_UBL on the Italian Wikipedia,

and on Wikimedia Commons.

Wikipedian in Residence Project

Scope: To contextualize Wikipedia articles using the book, manuscript and image collections of Leiden University Libraries.
Project leader: M.C. (Marco) de Niet MA, Manager Collections & Research Division / Deputy Director, Leiden University Libraries (UBL).
Wikipedian in Residence: Hans Muller as User:Hansmuller_UBL.
Start: January 9, 2025.
Project page: Wikipedia:GLAM/Leiden University Libraries
A previous similar project (2019-2024) at Leiden University was led by J.C.M. (Jos) Damen MA, Head African Library at the African Studies Centre Leiden.

Results

Results include:

New articles

Herta Mohr, Austrian egyptologist and Holocaust victim (1914-1945), on the Italian Wikipedia.
Johan Willem de Stürler, Dutch commander of the Dutch trading post at Dejima, Nagasaki, Japan, and Japanese art collector (1774-1855).
Jan Cornelisz. van 't Woudt, Dutch draughtsman and painter (c. 1570-1615).
Sergei Aleksandrovich Zalshupin, franco-russian painter (1898/1900-1931).

New images

List of image uploads to Wikimedia Commons

More at Wikipedia:GLAM/Leiden University Libraries.

Inspiration

Sources

References

^ "Hans Muller Wikipedian in residence/guest". universiteitleiden.nl. Leiden University. 2022. Retrieved 12 January 2025. (As of January 2025, a now obsolete text referring to me as WiR for the African Studies Centre Leiden still persists.)

[1] "Hans Muller Wikipedian in residence/guest". universiteitleiden.nl. Leiden University. 2022. Retrieved 12 January 2025. (As of January 2025, a now obsolete text referring to me as WiR for the African Studies Centre Leiden still persists.)

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