1621 Collection (page 8)

Elizabeth, Countess of Kellie Portrait of a woman, traditionally identified as Elizabeth Pierrepont, Countess of Kellie Portrait of a Lady, Possibly Elizabeth, Countess of Kellie

A Young Girl, Paul van Somer, ca. 1576-1621, Flemish

James I of England (James VI of Scotland) James I, Attributed to Paul van Somer, ca. 1576-1621, Flemish

Orazio Gentileschi and Giovanni Lanfranco, Saint Cecilia and an Angel, Italian, 1582-1647, c. 1617-1618 and c. 1621-1627, oil on canvas

Lucas Emil Vorsterman after Sir Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1595-1675), The Fall of the Rebel Angels, 1621, engraving

Allart van Everdingen (Dutch, 1621-1675), The Knoll, probably c. 1645-1656, etching

Edouard Eckman after Jacques Callot (Flemish, born c. 1600), Gentleman in a Large Mantle, Front View, 1621, woodcut

Allart van Everdingen (Dutch, 1621-1675), Chapel, probably c. 1645-1656, etching with engraving

Allart van Everdingen (Dutch, 1621-1675), Man on a Small Wooden Bridge, probably c. 1645-1656, etching

Willem Buytewech (Dutch, 1591-1592-1624), Herd of Sheep near the Hague, 1621

BURTON: TITLE PAGE, 1621. Title page of the first edition of The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton, 1621

SECOND PASKAERT MAP, 1621. This map was first issued shortly after the incorporation, in 1621, of the Dutch West India Company, whose possessions it portrayed

JAMESTOWN: WOMEN, 1621. The arrival in 1621 at Jamestown, Virginia, of respectable young women for wives of those colonists who would pay the cost of transportation-one hundred

Roman Medicine
An array of ancient Roman surgical instruments, circa 1910. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Fisherwomen
1910: Fisherwomen at Tenby in Wales. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

James I (1566-1645) of England from 1601, James VI of Scotland from 1567. Portrait of 1621 by Daniel Mytens (c1590-1648)

Site of the First or Common House, 1621, Plymouth, Mass. Postcard. ca. 1915-1930, Site of the First or Common House, 1621, Plymouth, Mass. Postcard

Arithmetica by Diophantus of Alexandria C015 / 5593
Arithmetica by Diophantus of Alexandria. This book is part of a series written by the Greek mathematician Diophantus of Alexandria, who lived in the 3rd century

King James I of England by SOMER, Paul van, The Elder (1576-1621). Flemish art. Oil on canvas

MONEGRO, Juan Bautista (1531-1621). Saint Lawrence. The Saints figure holds a book on his left hand and on his right

PHILIP III of Spain (1578-1621). King of Spain (1598-1621). Engraving

LA FONTAINE, Jean de (1621-1695)

BOSSCHAERT, Ambrosius (1573-1621). Bouquet of Flowers (Blumenstrauss). Flemish art. Oil on wood

Friedrich Ul. Calixtus
FRIEDRICH ULRICH CALIXTUS German churchman, scholar and theologian, depicted in his 77th year. Date: 1621 - ?

LA Fontaine Misses Bus
JEAN DE LA FONTAINE at Chateau-Thierry, he falls into a reverie about the animals featured in his fables - and his coach departs without him Date: 1621 - 1695

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"1621: A Year of Gratitude and Celebration" In 1621, a significant event took place that would forever be etched in history - the first Thanksgiving. This momentous occasion occurred at Plymouth, Massachusetts, where Pilgrims gathered to express their gratitude for a bountiful harvest. Jennie A. Brownscombe captured the essence of this inaugural feast in her oil on canvas painting from 1914. The scene depicts Pilgrims and Native Americans coming together to share food and companionship, symbolizing unity amidst diversity. Jean Leon Gerome Ferris also immortalized this historic event through his artwork titled "Pilgrims: Thanksgiving, 1621. " His masterpiece portrays the joyous atmosphere as families gather around tables laden with delicious dishes, giving thanks for their blessings. During this time, Johann Arndt's teachings on spirituality resonated deeply with many individuals seeking solace and guidance. His writings inspired pilgrims to reflect on their faith and find strength in times of adversity. As winter approached, the Pilgrim Fathers celebrated their first Christmas in 1621. Amidst unfamiliar surroundings and challenges faced by settlers in a new land, they found comfort in each other's company during this festive season. The music of Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) filled the air with melodies that uplifted spirits during these joyous occasions. His compositions provided an enchanting backdrop for celebrations throughout the year. One can imagine life within The Old House located in Hereford during this era - its timeworn walls holding stories of resilience and perseverance. Similarly, Shaftesbury / 1st Earl / Min stood tall as a testament to endurance amidst changing times. On The First Sunday following Thanksgiving Day, communities came together once again to worship and give thanks for all they had received throughout the year. Heneage Nottingham's sermons offered spiritual nourishment while fostering unity among believers.