1650s Collection (#3)

Figurine: Seated Female Nude, in Solitude, between circa 1656 and circa 1657. Creator: Salvator Rosa
Figurine: Seated Female Nude, in Solitude, between circa 1656 and circa 1657. From Figurine

Brazilian Landscape with a Worker's House, c1655. Creator: Frans Post
Brazilian Landscape with a Worker's House, c1655

William III, when Prince of Orange, 1651. Creator: Jan Verkolje
William III, when Prince of Orange, 1651

Enshrined Feet of the Hindu Saint Gorakhanatha, 1656. Creator: Unknown
Enshrined Feet of the Hindu Saint Gorakhanatha, 1656

Winter landscape with a woodend bridge near some houses, between c1650 and c1660. Creator: Aert van der Neer
Winter landscape with a woodend bridge near some houses, between c1650 and c1660

View of Blois, 1600-1650. Creator: Anon
View of Blois, 1600-1650

Loire landscape with the castles Saumur and Montsoreau, 1600-1650. Creator: Anon
Loire landscape with the castles Saumur and Montsoreau, 1600-1650

Cornelis Nuyts (1574-1661). Amsterdam merchant, 1658. Creator: Jurgen Ovens
Cornelis Nuyts (1574-1661). Amsterdam merchant, 1658

The Dam in Amsterdam with the new Town Hall under Construction, 1652-1689. Creator: Jacob van der Ulft (attributed to)
The Dam in Amsterdam with the new Town Hall under Construction, 1652-1689

Christ's descent Christ into limbo, c.1655. Creator: Alonso Cano
Christ's descent Christ into limbo, c.1655

Jupiter and the Ass, 1655. Creator: Dirck Stoop
Jupiter and the Ass, 1655. From Aesop's Fables, published by John Ogilby (London: 1665), no. 68

River View, 1650-1675. Creator: Jeronymus van Diest
River View, 1650-1675

Juno and Jupiter, 1657. Creators: Carlo Cesi, Annibale Carracci
Juno and Jupiter, 1657

Woman at the Hearth, 1654-1662. Creator: Jacobus Vrel
Woman at the Hearth, 1654-1662

River view, 1640-1674. Creator: Jacob Willemsz de Wet the elder
River view, 1640-1674

View of Batavia, 1640-1676. Creator: Hendrick Jacobsz Dubbels
View of Batavia, 1640-1676

Village Festival Under the Trellis, between circa 1648 and circa 1652. Creator: Adriaen van Ostade
Village Festival Under the Trellis, between circa 1648 and circa 1652

Saying Grace, 1653. Creator: Adriaen van Ostade
Saying Grace, 1653

Man and Woman Talking, c1650. Creator: Adriaen van Ostade
Man and Woman Talking, c1650

Allegory of Justice (Iustitia), 1656. Creator: Bernardino Mei
Allegory of Justice (Iustitia), 1656

Landscape with Anglers and a Distant Town, between c1664 and c1665. Creator: Meindert Hobbema
Landscape with Anglers and a Distant Town, between c1664 and c1665

Offended Radha, Folio from a Rasikapriya (The Connoisseur's Delights), c1650. Creator: Unknown
Offended Radha, Folio from a Rasikapriya (The Connoisseur's Delights), c1650

River Landscape with a Ferry, 1650. Creator: Salomon Ruysdael
River Landscape with a Ferry, 1650

Landscape with Ruins and Travelers, 1654. Creator: Nicolaes Berchem
Landscape with Ruins and Travelers, 1654

Lalita Ragini, Fifth Wife of Bhairava Raga, Folio from a Ragamala (Garland of Melodies), c1650. Creator: Unknown
Lalita Ragini, Fifth Wife of Bhairava Raga, Folio from a Ragamala (Garland of Melodies), c1650

River view in a mountainous region, 1655-1685. Creator: Herman Saftleven the Younger
River view in a mountainous region, 1655-1685

View of the Valkhof in Nijmegen, c.1645-c.1650. Creator: Frans de Hulst
View of the Valkhof in Nijmegen, c.1645-c.1650

Husbandman at a Cottage Door with a Seated Woman and Child, c.1650-c.1655. Creator: David Teniers II
Husbandman at a Cottage Door with a Seated Woman and Child, c.1650-c.1655

Woman Praying, 1640-1671. Creator: Caesar Boëtius van Everdingen
Woman Praying, 1640-1671

Girl in a Large Hat, c.1645-c.1650. Creator: Caesar Boëtius van Everdingen
Girl in a Large Hat, c.1645-c.1650. This woman with her wide sunhat and seductive, bared shoulder is similar to the enticing shepherdesses that often appear in Dutch paintings

View of a Town, 1654-1662. Creator: Jacobus Vrel
View of a Town, 1654-1662

View on the Beach, 1650-1687. Creator: Jacob Esselens
View on the Beach, 1650-1687

River view with ferry, 1655. Creator: Herman Saftleven the Younger
River view with ferry, 1655

Distant View with Cottages along a Road, 1655. Creator: Philip Koninck
Distant View with Cottages along a Road, 1655. Other Title(s): Distant View, with Cottages Lining a Road

Landscape with Sheep and a Sleeping Shepherd, 1657. Creator: Adriaen van de Velde
Landscape with Sheep and a Sleeping Shepherd, 1657

View of the Town of Haarlem, taken from the Spaarne River, showing the Eendjespoort, c.1650-c.1659

View of Heusden, 1625-1674. Creator: Monogrammist FK
View of Heusden, 1625-1674

Combat, 1620/50. Creator: Antoine Jacquard
Combat, 1620/50

Portrait of Johan van Ceters (1602-29), after c.1650. Creator: Anon
Portrait of Johan van Ceters (1602-29), after c.1650

Portrait of Charles I, King of England, in a Frame with Allegorical Figures and Historical Represent Creator: Anon
Portrait of Charles I, King of England, in a Frame with Allegorical Figures and Historical Representations, c.1650

Four Women making Music, 1658-1660. Creator: Luca Giordano
Four Women making Music, 1658-1660

The Regents of the Spinhuis and Nieuwe Werkhuis, Amsterdam, 1669. Creator: Karel Du Jardin
The Regents of the Spinhuis and Nieuwe Werkhuis, Amsterdam, 1669. Other Title(s): The Regents of the Spinhuis (House of Correction) and the Nieuwe Werkhuis (New Workhouse) in Amsterdam, 1669

Arrival of Prince William II at the Estate Welna on the Amstel during the Attack on Amsterdam, July 31, 1650, 1650-1674. Other Title(s)

Regenten Regents of the Nieuwezijds Institute for the Outdoor Relief of the Poor, Amsterdam, c 1650, 1645-1651

An Amsterdam East Indiaman, c.1625-c.1650. Creator: Abraham de Verwer
An Amsterdam East Indiaman, c.1625-c.1650

The Amsterdam Merchant Jeremias van Collen (1619-1707) with his Wife and their Twelve Children, 1655-1657

The Nieuwe Vismarkt (New Fish Market) in Amsterdam, 1655-1692. Creator: Emanuel de Witte
The Nieuwe Vismarkt (New Fish Market) in Amsterdam, 1655-1692

Christ and the Penitent Sinners, c.1640-c.1651. Creator: Gerard Seghers
Christ and the Penitent Sinners, c.1640-c.1651

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Step back in time to the 1650s, a period filled with historical significance and artistic marvels. In this captivating era, we witness the indomitable spirit of Oliver Cromwell as he poses majestically in his armor, embodying strength and determination. The turbulent seascape beyond serves as a metaphor for the battles that lay ahead during this tumultuous time. Meanwhile, John Evelyn's meticulously planned garden transports us to an oasis of tranquility amidst the chaos of war. Its intricate design reflects Evelyn's passion for nature and beauty, offering solace to those seeking respite from the uncertainties of life. As we delve deeper into the cultural tapestry of the 1650s, we encounter Jan Van Riebeeck's striking cover design for Cape Times Annual. His artistry captures both elegance and intrigue, enticing readers to explore stories that lie within its pages. Jacobus Vanderberg's masterful brushstrokes bring Saint Luke Painting the Crucifixion to life before our eyes. This poignant artwork evokes deep emotions as it depicts one of Christianity's most profound moments. In contrast, A Vanitas Still Life reminds us of life's transience through musical instruments and manuscripts carefully arranged on a table. It serves as a powerful reminder that all earthly possessions are fleeting and ultimately insignificant compared to eternity. The gloves worn by King Charles II at Battle Worcester symbolize bravery and resilience in times of adversity—a testament to his unwavering leadership during challenging times. Sir Hector Maclean emerges as an emblematic figure leading fearlessly at the Battle Morvern—an embodiment of courage personified in battlefields where heroes are made. A glimpse into history reveals an old view Birmingham from Dugdales Warwickshire—capturing bustling streets teeming with activity while providing insight into how urban landscapes have evolved over centuries. Far away in China lies Kohonor—the land inhabited by Tartars whose rich culture captivates our imagination. Their customs and traditions offer a window into a world distinct from our own.