1590 Collection (#5)

Allegory Of Vanity (presumptuousness) Showing Five Demon-like Figures Confronting A Man And A Woman Wearing Elaborate Collars. Nutzel, Hieronymus Active Approximately 1584/5-1590, Engraver

St. Peters Basilica. Dome built by Giacomo della Porta (154
Renaissance Art. Italy. St. Peters Basilica. Dome built by Giacomo della Porta (1540-1602) and Domenico Fontana (1543-1607) in 1590

St. Peters Basilica. Lantern of the dome built by Giacomo d
Renaissance Art. Italy. St. Peters Basilica. Lantern of the dome built by Giacomo della Porta (1540-1602) and Domenico Fontana (1543-1607) in 1590

The Annunciation, 1590, by Wenceslas Cobergher (1560-1634)
Wenceslas Cobergher (1560-1634). Flemish painter. The Annunciation, 1590. Church of Saint Francis. Ariano Irpino. Italy

Primera parte de la silva espiritural de varias consideraciones para entretenimientos del alma Cristiana by Fray Antonio Alvarez de Benavente. Cover book. Print in Saragossa, 1590. Episcopal Library

Nicodemus Frischlin - 1
NICODEMUS FRISCHLIN German scholar and writer Date: 1547 - 1590

Nicodemus Frischlin - 2
NICODEMUS FRISCHLIN German scholar and writer in his 31st year (he sure looks older !) with his autograph Date: 1547 - 1590

Lodowijk De Dieu
LODOWIJK DE DIEU Dutch protestant churchman and scholar. Date: 1590 - 1642

Cl. Delingendes
CL[aude ?] DELINGENDES French Jesuit churchman, depicted in his 52nd year. Date: 1590 -

Jacques Cujas
JACQUES CUJAS French jurist, born at Toulouse but died at Bourges. Date: 1522 - 1590

Dirk Cuerenhert
DIRK (Theodore) CUERENHERT Dutch engraver Date: 1522 - 1590

Johann Crellius
JOHANN CRELLIUS German churchman of the Unitarian persuasion. Date: 1590 - 1633

Dirck Coornhert
DIRCK COORNHERT Dutch poet and painter, who also dabbled in politics and theology. Date: 1522 - 1590

Franz Von Clein
FRANZ (Francis, Francesco) von CLEIN Danish artist working in England. Date: 1590 - 1658

Jean de Montluc, Seigneur de Balagny
Jean de Montluc, seigneur de BALAGNY - don t be misled by the seemingly effeminate garb of this gent, for in 1594 he is appointed a marechal de France, no less ! Date: circa 1590

Merchant & Wife 1590
A London merchant wears a fur- lined gown with hanging sleeves, cut-fingered pumps & a low-crowned hat. His wife wears a tall crowned copotain hat, yellow kirtle & pink gown Date: 1590

North German Costume
Townspeople of Northern Germany. The men wear baggy breeches (? Galligaskins), short cloaks, doublets & hats with moderately tall crowns. The woman wears a mantle & apron. Date: 1590

Female Londoners 1590
The clothing of London women of various social classes including a servant. All three wear ruffs. The 3rd woman is taken from " Descriptions of England". Date: 1590

Francois Hottoman
FRANCOIS HOTTOMAN Sieur de Villiers Saint-Paul French jurist - depicted either sleeping or on his deathbed ! Date: 1524 - 1590

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In the year 1590, a remarkable era unfolded with captivating stories and significant events. Elizabeth Talbot, also known as Bess of Hardwick, held the title of Countess of Shrewsbury during this time. Her influence and power were felt throughout Western Europe, as depicted in a detailed map from that period. Meanwhile, in France's enchanting city of Strasbourg, life buzzed with activity. It was here that Edmund Spenser mesmerized his audience by reading his renowned work "The Faerie Queene" to none other than Sir Walter Raleigh himself. Their literary exchange transported listeners to fantastical realms filled with knights and fairies. Amidst the cultural fervor across Europe, Ambrose Dudley Warwick donned an extravagant red and yellow Jester's Cap costume—a symbol of mirth and entertainment—while traversing through various lands on an intricately illustrated world map from the 16th century. Speaking of maps, another cartographic masterpiece emerged in 1590—an exquisite depiction showcasing our vast planet Earth. This visual marvel allowed explorers to dream about uncharted territories waiting to be discovered. Delving into different traditions and beliefs, a Mughal painting from around 1590 portrayed Noah's Ark threatened by Iblis—the devil according to Muslim tradition—as Noah's sons valiantly fought against evil forces. This artwork served as a testament to diverse cultures intertwining within historical narratives. On the high seas sailed Ferdinand Magellan's ship Victoria under full sail—a triumphant image capturing one chapter in humanity's relentless pursuit for exploration and discovery during this epoch. Back on land but shrouded in darkness lurked the North Berwick Witches who cast spells that sent chills down people’s spines. These bewitching tales remind us of both superstitions prevailing at that time and society’s fascination with witchcraft. Lastly, English archery flourished during this period—its significance extending beyond sport.