1676 Collection (#9)

Racial / Metacomet / Philip
Metacomet: Sachem of the Wampanoags of New England, also know as King Philip who started King Philips war, 1675-76

Selkirk Abandoned
ALEXANDER SELKIRK is marooned on Juan Fernandez by the Cinque Ports galley, and remains there for 4 years and 4 months till rescued 12 February 1709 by the Duke

Robert Walpole / Wootton
SIR ROBERT WALPOLE English statesman, 1st Earl of Orford, is shown with hounds

Robert Walpole
SIR ROBERT WALPOLE, earl of Orford statesman, prime minister

Edward Reynolds
EDWARD REYNOLDS churchman, bishop of Norwich with his autograph

Sir William Morice
Sir WILLIAM MORICE statesman who never let anyone say grace in his house beside himself with his autograph

William Marq. Newscastle
WILLIAM CAVENDISH, marquis of NEWCASTLE royalist soldier and statesman, in exile during the Commonwealth, then returned. with his autograph

Pope Innocens XI
POPE INNOCENS XI (Benedetto Odescalchi) known as the Father of the Poor

Alexander Selkirk
ALEXANDER SELKIRK castaway on the uninhabited island of Juan Fernandez 1704- 1709; while hunting a wild goat he has a near-fatal accident

Karl G Wrangel / Miniature
KARL GUSTAV WRANGEL COUNT of SALMIS and SOLVESBORG Swedish admiral and marshal

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"1676: A Year of Rebellion, Elegance, and Scientific Discoveries" In the world of art, the Dolls House of Petronella Dunois stands as a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail prevalent in 17th-century Europe. Created around 1676, this miniature marvel transports us back in time, offering a glimpse into the opulent lives of aristocrats. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean in Jamestown, Virginia, another kind of rebellion was brewing. Bacons Rebellion erupted in 1676 as Nathaniel Bacon led an uprising against colonial authorities. This pivotal event marked a turning point in American history and highlighted tensions between settlers and their rulers. Across England's countryside stood Stowe House - an architectural masterpiece from the 18th century. Its grandeur reflected both social status and wealth during this era when lavish estates were symbols of power. Science also made significant strides during this period. An illustration depicting Hooke's Law on elasticity showcased groundbreaking discoveries about how materials stretch under pressure. This scientific breakthrough paved the way for advancements that would shape our modern understanding of physics. Amidst political turmoil in Britain emerged influential figures like Sir Robert Walpole - often referred to as "Mini. " As one of Britain's first Prime Ministers, Walpole left an indelible mark on British politics with his pragmatic approach to governance. The year 1676 witnessed not only political upheaval but also notable personalities such as George Lord Digby and Anne Countess Pembroke making their mark on society through their intellectual pursuits or influential connections. Beyond European borders lay Russia under Tsar Alexis I's rule from 1645 until his death in 1676. His reign saw important developments within Russia's expanding empire that shaped its future trajectory. Lastly, Charles II earned himself the moniker "the Bewitched" while ruling over Spain during this period (1661-1700). His reign was marked by political intrigue, international conflicts, and a fascination with the occult.