1637 Collection (page 3)

Nicolas De Catinat
NICOLAS DE CATINAT French military commander Date: 1637 - 1712

William Beveridge
WILLIAM BEVERIDGE Lord bishop of St Asaph in his 71st year Date: 1637 - 1708

Francis Lord Guilford 1
Francis North, baron GUILFORD statesman Date: 1637 - 1685

Ist Earl of Clare
John Holles, first earl of CLARE soldier and statesman who served against the Armada Date: 1564 - 1637

Ben Jonson / Cooke / Oliver
BEN JONSON English playwright and poet Date: 1572 - 1637

Ben Jonson / Oval / Books
BEN JONSON English playwright and poet Date: 1572 - 1637

Ben Jonson / London Mag
BEN JONSON English playwright and poet Date: 1572 - 1637

Cheapside 1637
View of Cheapside (nearly opposite Wood Street) showing the entry of Queen Marie de Medici, mother of Louis XII and wife of Henry IV of France. Into London on the 29 Date: 29 October 1637

Nicolas De Catinat (Mono
NICOLAS DE CATINAT French military commander Date: 1637 - 1712

Ben Jonson / Tringham
BEN JONSON Writer Date: 1572 - 1637

Peirisc (Blanchard)
NICOLAS-CLAUDE FABRI DE PEIRESC French Scholar and Antiquary Date: 1580 - 1637

N C Fabri De Peiresc
NICOLAS-CLAUDE FABRI DE PEIRESC French scholar, antiquary &c Date: 1580 - 1637

Johannes Bogerman / Anon
JOHANNES BOGERMAN Dutch theologian and translator of the Bible Date: 1576 - 1637

FLUDD (1574 - 1637)
ROBERT FLUDD - Chemist and medical personality. Date: 1574 - 1637

RIBERA, Jos頨1588-1652). Piet஠1637. Baroque art
RIBERA, Jos頨 1588-1652). Piet஠ 1637. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. ITALY. CAMPANIA. Naples. Carthusian Monastery of San Martino

POST, Frans. Landscape of Pernambuco
Landscape of Pernambuco. ca. 1637-1643. Baroque art. Oil on wood. BRAZIL. Rio de Janeiro. National Museum of Fine Arts

Ross Plague Cross
The Plague Cross at Ross, Herefordshire, England. Situated in the churchyard, this cross records the burial of 315 victims of the plague in 1637. Date: 17th century

Breda Recaptured
Breda is continually taken and re-taken by Spaniards and Dutch in turn : Spinolas Spanish took it in 1625 but now it is retaken by Frederik Henrik after a long siege. Date: 1637

Gerard Zoest
GERARD ZOEST German artist Date: 1637? - 1681

Tradescant Father & Son
JOHN TRADESCANT (elder and younger) and their tomb in St Mary s, Lambeth gardeners Date: ? - 1637

Gerard Soest
GERARD SOEST (or Zoest) Dutch artist Date: 1637 - 1671

Vittorio Amadeo Savoy
VITTORIO AMEDEO I, duke of SAVOY and Prince of Piedmont Date: 1587 - 1637

William Platt
WILLIAM PLATT benefactor to St Johns College, Cambridge Date: 1579 - 1637

Thomas Pecke
THOMAS PECKE lawyer and versifier Date: 1637 - ?

Peter Pazmani
PETER PAZMANI Hungarian churchman, archbishop of Grau, cardinal and statesman. Date: 1570 - 1637

Richard Morton
RICHARD MORTON Medical practitioner in London, known for his diagnosing from urine. Date: 1637 - 1698

William Lee of Abingdon
WILLIAM LEE of Abingdon, resident of Abingdon with no other claim to fame that I am aware of. Date: 1548 - 1637

George Leslie
GEORGE LESLIE (or Lesley) known as Brother Archangel Scottish Capuchin friar and scholar. Date: ? - 1637

Sebastien Leclerc, Artist
SEBASTIEN LECLERC French artist : do not confuse with the engraver of the same name, born 1637. Date: 1684 - 1767

Sebastien Leclerc
SEBASTIEN LECLERC French engraver : do not confuse with the painter of the same name, born 1684. Date: 1637 - 1714

Giovanni Battista Lalli
GIOVANNI BATTISTA LALLI Italian poet and lawyer Date: 1572 - 1637

Kyrle, Man of Ross
JOHN KYRLE Philanthropist, known as The man of Ross. Date: 1637 - 1724

Lucas Kilian
LUCAS KILIAN German engraver, member of a distinguished family of engravers. Date: 1579 - 1637

Philemon Holland
PHILEMON HOLLAND Translator Date: 1552 - 1637

Drawings Prints, Print, Entry, Alexander, Babylon, Artist, Sebastien Leclerc I, French
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Entry of Alexander into Babylon, Artist, Sebastien Leclerc I, French, Metz 1637-1714 Paris, Leclerc, Sebastien, I, French, 1637, 1714, ca. 1704, 1699

Second Scene Diana forest marriage gods Le nozze degli Dei
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Grotto scene Vulcan marriage gods Le nozze degli Dei
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Christ Presented People early 17th century Pen
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Study Age Bronze 1637 Pen brown ink black chalk
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Study Age Bronze 1637 Pen brown ink brush wash
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Study Seated Youth Age Gold 1637 Black chalk
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mid-bust portrait Emperor Ferdinand II within
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Bernardino Ricci il Tedeschino atop horse center
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Sacrifice Offered Statue Jupiter 17th century
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Frontispiece Tristan L Hermite Marianne standing
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Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc 1637 Engraving
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Fifth scene Inferno marriage gods Le nozze degli Dei
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Sixth scene heavens marriage gods Le nozze degli Dei
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"1637: A Tapestry of Trials, Theories, and Triumphs" Step back in time to the year 1637, a pivotal moment in history where various events unfolded, shaping the world as we know it today. Among these significant occurrences was the trial of Anne Hutchinson at Boston. This wood engraving from the 19th century vividly depicts this historic event, showcasing the strength and resilience of a woman who dared to challenge societal norms. Meanwhile, across continents and disciplines, great minds were delving into new realms of knowledge. René Descartes' groundbreaking optics theory emerged during this era, revolutionizing our understanding of light and vision. His ideas paved the way for advancements that would shape modern science. Artistic brilliance also flourished during this period with Theodore Rombouts' masterpiece "Boulon. " This captivating painting transports us to another realm as we witness Peter Paul Rubens' interpretation of Icarus's tragic fall in his oil sketch on wood titled "The Fall of Icarus. " These works serve as timeless reminders of human creativity transcending time. In matters political and social, Charles I reigned over England and Scotland during these tumultuous times. His rule faced challenges that would ultimately lead to his downfall but not before leaving an indelible mark on British history. Amidst all these happenings came a satirical take on Tulipomania – a craze surrounding tulips that gripped society in 1637. Through biting humor and wit, this satire shed light on irrational exuberance within financial markets while offering commentary on human nature itself. Johann Gerhard's contributions to theology further enriched intellectual discourse during this period. His writings explored profound questions about faith and spirituality that continue to resonate with seekers even today. As dawn broke over Durbar Square with its majestic Garuda statue perched atop a column, one could sense both tranquility and grandeur.