1498 Collection (#3)

Battista Franco (Italian, probably 1498-1561), The Arc of the Lord in the Temple of Dagon, engraving

Giulio Bonasone (Italian, c. 1498-c. 1580), Young Man Warning a Sorrowful Woman, engraving on blue paper

Antonio del Pollaiuolo (Italian, c. 1431-1498), Battle of the Nudes, 1470-1475, engraving

Mathis Zundt (German, probably 1498-1572), Richly Embellished Goblet, etching

Hans Holbein the Younger (German, 1497-1498-1543), Rich Man, woodcut

ST. LYDWINAs FALL, 1498. Woodcut from Johann von Brugmans Vita Lijdwine, Schiedam, 1498

DEVIL, 1498. The devil chattering to women during mass. Woodcut, German, 1498

REVELATION OF SAINT JOHN. The Angel with the Key hurls the dragon into the abyss, and another angel shows St. John the New Jerusalem (Revelation 20, 1-3; 21, 9-12; 22, 8)

TRUMPETING ANGEL, 1498. Woodcut from Heures a l Usage de Rome, Paris, France, 1498

DEMONS, 1498. Devils transcribing the gossip of women during Mass. Woodcut from Der Ritter von Thurn, German, 1498

BOTANY: FEMALE MANDRAKE. Woodcut from Johannes de Cubas Hortus Sanitatis, Paris, France, 1498

PERKIN WARBECK (c1474-1499). Flemish imposter; professed to be Richard, Duke of York, second of Edward IVs sons. Warbeck taking refuge in a church. Engraving, English, 19th century

VASCO da GAMA: FLEET. The four ships which departed in 1497 from Lisbon, Portugal, and arrived at Calicut in 1498. Clockwise from top left: Sao Gabriel (flagship), Sao Raphael, Berrio

SEBASTIAN BRANT (1457?-1521). German poet. Woodcut, 1498, attributed to Albrecht Durer

ANNUNCIATION. German woodcut from the Spiegel eines Christen Menschen, by Dietrich Coelde
ANNUNCIATION. German woodcut from the " Spiegel eines Christen Menschen, " by Dietrich Coelde, 1498

DURER: APOCALYPSE. The Battle of the Angels (Revelation IX, 13-19). Woodcut, 1498, by Albrecht Durer

WASTE DISPOSAL, 1498. In the 15th century, nightgowns had not yet come into use nor was it unusual for chamber pots to be emptied into city streets. Woodcut, German, 1498

Louis XII proclaimed Father of the People at the States-General of Tours, 14 May 1506. Louis XII (1462-1515) king of France from 1498

The Virgin with child holding a book, By Albrecht Durer, 1471-1528 german artist. Published ca. 1498

Hans Holbein the Younger 1497 or 1498 - 1543 (artist), Portrait of Sir Brian Tuke, oil on pane. Tuke was Treasurer and secretary to Henry VIII the king of England

POLLAIOLO, Antonio Benci, called Antonio del (1431-1498). Portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza. During the 15th century

TORQUEMADA, Fray Toms de (1420-1498). Litography

Savonarola, Girolamo (1452-1498)

Germany, Bavaria, Nuremberg. Market Square store sign

PERKIN WARBECK (c1474-1499). Flemish impostor; professed to be Richard, Duke of York, second of Edward IVs sons. Reading his confession while in the pillory outside Westminster Hall, London, 1498

VASCO da GAMA (c1469-1524). Portuguese navigator. Gama received by the Samorin at Calicut, India, in 1498. Line engraving, 1747

COLUMBUS: TRINIDAD, 1498. Christopher Columbus and his men discovering the three-peaked island of Trinidad (top left) in 1498: Spanish engraving, 1730

Johannes Brenz, Church
JOHANNES BRENZ (Brentius) German Lutheran churchman. Date: 1498 - 1570

Luther at Eisenach
As a young boy, Martin is an object of commiseration by a well-to-do lady of Eisenach Date: 1498

Early phrenology. 15th-century woodcut attributed to the German artist Albrecht Durer (1471-1528). It was published in Nuremburg, Germany, in 1498, in a book titled Trilogiam Animae

Vasco da Gama in India. Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama (1460-1524) being received by the Zamorin (ruler) of Calicut, Kerala, India, in 1498

ALBRECHT DœRER (1471-1528). German painter and engraver. Self-portrait. Oil on wood, 1498

Louis XII & Ministers
Succeeding his father Charles VIII, Louis XII shows what a considerate fellow he is by forgiving his fathers ministers their sins and shortcomings

Cannanore, India
(or Kananur) Seaport on Malabar coast, SW India, visited by Vasco da Gama 1498, Portuguese fort built here in 1505

Savonarola Supported
To begin with, Savonarolas attempts to impose reform on his fellow-citizens is widely supported : a procession of children passes through the streets to set an example

Charles Viii / Chasselat
CHARLES VIII (known as The Affable ) King of France 1483-1498, son of Louis XI

Crucifixion Wqoodcut
A soldier pierces Jesuss side to put him out of his torment while his two fellow-crucifees writhe in agony : illustration in Wynkyn de Wordes 1498 printing of the Golden Legend

Jeanne De Valois
JEANNE DE VALOIS 1st queen of Louis XII, daughter of Louis XI, marriage annulled 1498, became nun and saint

Eleonore D autriche
ELEONORE D AUTRICHE (Eleanor of Austria) second wife of Francois I

Sacre of Louis XII
LOUIS XII His sacre at Reims, 1498

Savonarola / Anon Woodcut
GIROLAMO MARIA FRANCESCO SAVONAROLA Italian reformer, preaching to a large congregation

Savonarola / Boulonois
Girolamo Maria Francesco Savonarola Italian Reformer

Maerten Van Heemskerk / Es
MAERTEN VAN HEEMSKERK Dutch painter

Giovanni Battista Gelli
GIOVANNI BATTISTA GELLI Italian poet and moralist

Ulrich / Wurttemberg / Furst
ULRICH, DUKE OF WURTTEMBERG reigned 1498-1550

Knight / Durer
A knight

Lorgues / Usa Mainland Map
A map showing the travels of Columbus off the American mainland

Reynard the Fox 1498
Reynard the Fox (Reynke de Vos) with other animals

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In the year 1498, history witnessed a multitude of remarkable events and individuals that left an indelible mark on the world. It was during this time that Vasco da Gama, the intrepid Portuguese explorer, reached India, forever changing the course of trade and opening up new horizons for European powers. Meanwhile, in Italy, Girolamo Savonarola captivated audiences with his fiery sermons as he preached against corruption and immorality. His influence would eventually lead to his downfall but not before leaving an enduring legacy. As da Gama's fleet sailed towards Calicut, they established a fort along the way to secure their presence in these unfamiliar lands. This fortress served as a symbol of power and control amidst uncertain territories. While da Gama embarked on his voyage across oceans, Sampiero Corso emerged as a prominent figure in Corsica. Known for his military prowess and strategic brilliance, he played a significant role in shaping the island's destiny from 1498 to 1567. Artistic masterpieces also flourished during this period. Sandro Botticelli created "Prayer of the Garden" between 1498-1500—a painting that evokes contemplation and spirituality through its serene depiction. The Colossus of Rhodes stood tall as an engraving by Philip Galle captured its magnificence. This ancient wonder showcased human ingenuity and engineering marvels long before modern times. Similarly, another engraving by Galle immortalized the Lighthouse of Alexandria—a beacon guiding ships safely through treacherous waters—an architectural feat admired throughout history. Charles VIII received a book while being presented with grandeur—a moment captured meticulously in miniature form—symbolizing knowledge and enlightenment at its finest. Catherine of Aragon reigned over England during this era—her strength and resilience making her one of history's most influential queens whose impact is still felt today. Albrecht Dürer's "The Apocalypse of St.