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"1628: A Journey through Time and Art" Step back into the 17th century with a captivating map of the New World, showcasing the unexplored lands and mysteries that awaited brave adventurers. As we delve deeper into this era, we encounter John Bunyan, a renowned figure whose life spanned from 1628 to 1688. Imprisoned for his beliefs, Bunyan's writings became an inspiration for generations to come. Influential figures like Sir Peter Young left their mark on history during this period. Meanwhile, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn painted his self-portrait in 1628, revealing his artistic brilliance even at such a young age. The year also witnessed significant political events as Charles V reigned over vast territories while Shah Abbas ruled Persia until his passing in 1628. Their legacies shaped nations and left indelible imprints on history. Returning our focus to John Bunyan, we explore his extensive body of work known as "Whole Works, " which continues to captivate readers with its profound insights and spiritual depth. London Bridge emerges as a prominent landmark in this era; captured by C. D. Jongh in 1632, it stands as a testament to architectural marvels of the time. The Thames at Westminster further showcases London's grandeur through Jong's skilled brushstrokes. While art flourished across Europe during these years, Rembrandt immortalized his mother in a tender portrait that reflects both love and admiration. Johannes Held also made waves with his artistic prowess during this vibrant period. As we reflect upon all these remarkable moments from 1628, let us appreciate how they have shaped our world today – be it through exploration or creative expression – reminding us of the enduring power of human endeavor throughout history.