1630 Collection (#20)

C17 Blacksmiths
Two smiths at work at an anvil, beneath a sign representing three roses

C17 Milkmaid
A milkmaid with her tub

Charles Cotton / Maile
CHARLES COTTON English poet, parodist, translator and angler

Charles Ii / Cooper Mini
CHARLES II British Royalty

Charles Ii / Wills Cig Cd
CHARLES II British Royalty

Charles Ii / Fursten
CHARLES II reigned 1660-85

FRENCH NOBLES 1630-1680
French aristocrats of the mid-17th century

English Costume 1630
As a group of citizens emerge from church, they provide a good cross-section of the clothing of ordinary people of the day

Tobacco Satire 1630
Three elegant chaps sit smoking around a table, as a man in the garb of a jester vomits profusely

Charles De LA Tour
Charles de la Tour tells his father Claude, who has taken service with the English, that he prefers to be loyal to France

17th Century Beggar
A beggar in Germany at the time of the Thirty Years War

C17th Noblewomen
French noblewomen: lace falling collar & collars that mark the transition between that & the ruff; padded sleeves, double-skirts tabbed bodices

Charles Ii / Universal Mag
CHARLES II

Charles Ii / Wissing
CHARLES II British King 1660 - 1685

Costume / Men 17th Century
French gentilshommes dressed in the height of male fashion

C17 Barber at Work
A French gentleman receives his morning shave and trim from an elegantly dressed barber

Cinchona in Peru
European travellers in Peru are taught the medicinal effects of QUININE; French missionaries had learnt this in 1630, but the curative element was not identified

General Ginckel 1799
GODERT DE GINCKEL First Earl of Athlone, British general of Dutch origin

Agostino Chigi - 2
AGOSTINO CHIGI nephew of Pope Alexander VII, governor of Castel Sant Angelo, Rome, married a Borghese principessa

Imperial Diet Circa 1630
The Imperial Diet at the time of the Thirty Years War, with seats for the ecclesiastical princes, the secular princes, and deputies from the towns

Gabriel Harvey
GABRIEL HARVEY Poet

George Earl Cromarty
GEORGE MACKENZIE, earl of CROMARTY (previously viscount Tarbat) Scottish judge with his autograph

John Tillotson
JOHN TILLOTSON churchman, archbishop of Canterbury with his autograph

Henry Duke Newcastle
HENRY CAVENDISH, second duke of NEWCASTLE statesman with his autograph

Charles II of England
CHARLES II with his autograph

William Earl Pembroke
WILLIAM HERBERT earl of PEMBROKE statesman, described as the true effigy of nobility with his autograph

Johannes Kepler / Anon
JOHANNES KEPLER German astronomer

Frenchman 1630
A French gentleman at the court of Louis XIII

Salomon De Caus
SALOMON DE CAUS French architect and engineer

CHARLES II - King of England 1660 - 1685

Levitation / Humile
When Brother Humile di Bisignano (died 1631) sees a vision of the Virgin and child, he is levitated

Caesar-Aug. De Bellegde
CAESAR-AUGUSTE DE BELLEGARDE - aka Marquis de Termes and Comte de Montbard - French equestrian

Charles Ii, British King
CHARLES II British King 1660 - 1685

Charles Ii, British King
CHARLES II British King 1660 - 1685 on horseback

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"Exploring the World: A Glimpse into 1630" Step back in time to the year 1630, where a world of discovery and intrigue awaits. Journey through this captivating era as we delve into various aspects that defined this period. Bee anatomy takes center stage as scientists at Padua University study these fascinating creatures, unraveling their intricate structures and behaviors. Their findings pave the way for a deeper understanding of nature's wonders. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, Dutch cartographer Willem Blaeu meticulously crafts a map of the Americas. This masterpiece showcases North and South America's vast landscapes, providing invaluable geographical knowledge to explorers and adventurers alike. In England, Whitehall stands proudly with its iconic Holbein Gateway and Banqueting Hall. The grandeur of this architectural marvel reflects the opulence of Charles II's reign as he entertains players who bring stories to life on stage – transporting audiences to different worlds with their talent. Amidst political turmoil, Lucy Walter (also known as Mrs Barlow) captures attention with her enigmatic presence. Her relationship with Charles II adds an air of mystery to his courtly affairs. The scientific realm witnesses Johannes Kepler collaborating closely with Rudolf II in pursuit of astronomical breakthroughs. Their partnership fuels groundbreaking discoveries that shape our understanding of celestial bodies and their movements. Closer to home in Newcastle Slum, societal challenges come into focus. This impoverished area serves as a stark reminder of inequality during this era – prompting discussions about social reform and justice for all. Africa also finds itself under scrutiny through Willem Blaeu's ornamental map newly described by him. This intricately designed piece provides valuable insights into Africa's diverse geography while igniting curiosity about unexplored territories within its borders. South America emerges on another historical artwork from the seventeenth century – showcasing its vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes that continue to captivate travelers even today. Lastly, we encounter the influential figure of Thomas Hobson.