1632 Collection (#5)

Science / Leeuwenhoek
ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK Dutch naturalist, depicted discovering the microbe Date: 1632 - 1723

French Theatre -- Farce du Porteur d Eau
Farce du Porteur d Eau (Farce of the Water Carrier). A water carrier with two buckets suspended from a metal ring says how much he likes to see pretty girls as he walks along the street. Date: 1632

LEEUWENHOEK, Antony van (1632-1723). Dutch naturalist and optician. First to observe bacteriae. He is commonly known as the Father of Microbiology, and considered to be the first microbiologist. Oil

DIAZ DEL CASTILLO, Bernal (1496-1584). Spanish conquistador. He wrote The True History of the Conquest of New Spain. Cover of The True History of the Conquest of New Spain. 1632

Lully, Jean-Baptiste (1632-1687). French Baroque composer. Cadmus et Hermione, opera by Jean-Bapiste Lully. Costume for the character of Hermione

Siege of Mstricht
Mstricht is besieged and taken from the Spanish by prince Frederik Henrik, one in a series of brilliant victories. Date: 1632

Ann Marchss. Wharton
ANN (nee Lee) marchioness of WHARTON wife of Thomas, fifth baron and first marquess : poet Date: 1632 - 1685

John Weever
JOHN WEEVER writer and antiquary Date: 1576 - 1632

Johann Von Tilly - 3
JOHANN TSERCLAES, freiherr von TILLY Flemish military commander in the imperial service. Date: 1559 - 1632

Johann Von Tilly - 5
JOHANN TSERCLAES, freiherr von TILLY Flemish military commander in the imperial service. Date: 1559 - 1632

Johann Von Tilly - 4
JOHANN TSERCLAES, freiherr von TILLY Flemish military commander in the imperial service. Date: 1559 - 1632

Johann Von Tilly - 1
JOHANN TSERCLAES, freiherr von TILLY Flemish military commander in the imperial service, depicted on horseback at the siege of Magdeburg. Date: 1559 - 1632

Antoine Verjus
ANTOINE VERJUS French jesuit churchman and writer, director of missionaries to China. Date: 1632 - 1706

Henri Comte Schomberg
HENRI comte de SCHOMBERG French military commander, marechal de France Date: 1583 - 1632

Angelus De Santa Clara
ANGELUS DE SANTA CLARA Flemish churchman Date: 1580 - 1632

Dorothea Rutter
DOROTHEA RUTTER (nee Hales) wife of Michael Rutter of Bourton-on-the-Hill Date: 1632 - 1662

Samuel Pufendorf
SAMUEL PUFENDORF German jurist and historian Date: 1632 - 1694

SIR HENRY POLLEXFEN Judge and statesman, Member of Parliament for Exeter, justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Date: 1632 - 1691

Graf Zu Pappenheim
GOTTFRIED HEINRICH graf zu PAPPENHEIM German military commander in the Imperial service during the Thirty Years War. Date: 1574 - 1632

9th Earl Northumberland
HENRY PERCY, ninth earl of NORTHUMBERLAND statesman and scientist Date: 1564 - 1632

Ernst Casimir Van Nassau
ERNST CASIMIR grave van NASSAU Dutch statesman, son of Jan VI. Date: 1573 - 1632

Jean Mabillon
JEAN MABILLON French Benedictine churchman and scholar Date: 1632 - 1707

Caspar Lilius
CASPAR LILIUS German churchman and theologian Date: 1632 - ?

Christoph Leibnitz
CHRISTOPH LEIBNITZ German churchman at the church of saint Sebald. Date: ? - 1632

Sir Edward Hungerford
SIR EDWARD HUNGERFORD statesman, creator of Hungerford Market, near Charing Cross, London. His monument and coat of arms. Date: 1632 - 1711

Arthur Hildersham
ARTHUR HILDERSHAM Puritan churchman, minister at Ashby-de-la-Zouche. Date: 1563 - 1632

Drawings Prints, Print, Virgin, looking, up, left, bust, length, oval, frame, Reni
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Virgin looking up to the left, in bust length in an oval frame, after Reni, Artist, After, Engraved by, Guido Reni, Guillaume Vallet, Italian

Ruhrort 1642-44 Etching second state three
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Martyrdom Saint James Greater series little apostles
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Coblentz Ehrenbreitstein ca 1632 Etching Sheet
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Martyrdom Saint James Lesser series little apostles
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Minerva ca 1632 Engraving 50. 8 x 23 cm Prints
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Flagellation Christ 1632 Black chalk pen brown ink
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Martyrdom Saint Matthew series little apostles
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Martyrdom Saint Barnabas series little apostles
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Drawings Prints, Print, Philosopher, looking forward, holding book cloth, Artist
Drawings and Prints, Print, A Philosopher, looking forward, holding a book with a cloth, Artist, after, Bernard Vaillant, Jusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto), Dutch, Lille 1632-1698 Leyden

Kampen 1642-44 Etching second state two Sheet
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Martyrdom Saint Thomas series little apostles
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Martyrdom Saint Simon series little apostles
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Drawings Prints, Print, Portrait, Adrian, Beverland, Drawing, Statue, Callipygian
Drawings and Prints, Print, Portrait of Adrian Beverland Drawing a Statue of Callipygian Venus, Artist, After, Simon Du Bois, Isaac Beckett, Flemish

Martyrdom Saint Philip series little apostles
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Martyrdom Saint Peter series little apostles
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Martyrdom Saint Bartholomew series little apostles
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Fort St Philip Shantz 1642-44 Etching third state
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Schenkenschanz 1642-1644 Etching second state
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Design Chandelier Sixteen Candles 1632 Brush
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Title Page Bentivoglio Della Guerra di Fiandra
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Martyrdom Saint Matthias series little apostles
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"1632: A Year of Kings, Philosophers, and Artists" In the year 1632, history witnessed significant events that shaped the world we know today. It was a time of both triumph and tragedy, where great minds thrived and kingdoms fell. One such event was the death of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden at the Battle of Lutzen on 6 November 1632. This marked a turning point in European history as it led to political shifts and power struggles across the continent. Meanwhile, in 1632, Benedictus Spinoza was born. This brilliant philosopher would go on to challenge traditional religious beliefs with his radical ideas about God and existence. Across the Atlantic Ocean, George Calvert established Baltimore in Maryland - a city that would become an important hub for trade and commerce in America's early years. George Calvert himself became known as Lord Baltimore - a title that symbolized his influence and contributions to colonial development. During this era, another influential thinker emerged: John Locke. Known for his theories on government and individual rights, Locke's ideas laid the foundation for modern democracy. But not all noteworthy figures were philosophers or rulers; there were also those who captivated society through their unique lifestyles. The enigmatic Queen of Gipsies captured imaginations with her mysterious allure while Wladyslaw IV ruled over Poland during these turbulent times. Scientific advancements also took place during this period. Leeuwenhoek discovered microbes using his microscope – an innovation that revolutionized our understanding of biology forevermore. The marriage between Friedrich V and Elisabetha brought together two powerful families but ultimately faced challenges due to political tensions within Europe at large. Artistic endeavors flourished too; Nicolas Poussin's masterpiece "The Assumption of the Virgin" showcased exquisite talent from this French painter whose work continues to inspire awe centuries later.