1730 Collection (#13)

Europe Trade W. Asia Map
A map showing the extent of European trade with Asia in the 18th century

Camargo Dancing
Marianne de Camargo, Belgian ballerina, is not only a remarkably talented dancer but also a notable innovator in style, techniques, costume and coiffure

Watch & 2nd Pendulum
The mechanisms of the watch and second pendulum

Greek Orthodox Priest
A Greek papa blesses the waters, dressed in his Pontifical Habit : the tree behind him is decked with ritual bells which help him

Daniel Earl Nottingham
DANIEL FINCH, earl of NOTTINGHAM statesman with his autograph

Adrienne Lecouvreur
ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR French actress, popular in Moliere and Racine, died under suspicious circumstances, perhaps poisoned by a rival

Warship / 3rd Draught
Third Draught of a First Rate. A profile cross-section of a warship showing the layout of the sails, masts & rigging & including crows nests

Warship / Ist Draught
First Draught of a Ship of the First Rate. A profile cross- section of a warship showing the structure, framework, layout of decks, canons & how provisions are stowed

Pope Clemens XII
POPE CLEMENS XII (Lorenzo Corsini)

Pope Benedictus XIII
POPE BENEDICTUS XIII (Pietro Francesco Orsini- Gravina)

Anna Ivanovna / Russian R
ANNA IVANOVNA Russian Empress (1730-40)

Josiah Wedgwood / Sketch
JOSIAH WEDGWOOD English potter

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In the year 1730, a myriad of events and creations unfolded, painting a vivid picture of the era. Cockfighting, an ancient sport steeped in tradition and excitement, captivated audiences with its fierce battles. Meanwhile, the renowned artist William Hogarth continued to leave his mark on London's artistic scene with his thought-provoking works. London's Masonic Lodges buzzed with activity as secret societies flourished during this time. These enigmatic gatherings fostered camaraderie among members while guarding their esoteric knowledge from prying eyes. Curiosity about the celestial realm led to groundbreaking discoveries like the early map of the Moon in 1635. This intricate depiction unveiled our closest cosmic neighbor in unprecedented detail, sparking wonder and fueling humanity's fascination with space. April bloomed vibrantly through Twelve Months of Flowers in 1730—a color engraving that captured nature's delicate beauty. Laurent Bordelon skillfully brought forth this visual delight for all to enjoy and appreciate. Across the Atlantic Ocean, Newport, Rhode Island thrived amidst colonial America's bustling landscape. A lithograph from 1864 transported us back to this vibrant coastal town as it stood proudly in 1730—its rich history etched into every brick and cobblestone. Meanwhile, Mexico City pulsated with life as it embraced its role as a cultural hub in Mexico during this period. The cityscape bustled with activity—a testament to its significance within Latin American society at that time. Abraham Newland left an indelible mark on British currency by serving as Chief Cashier at The Bank of England—an influential figure shaping financial transactions throughout 1730s Britain. The Bradford Map or Lyne Survey showcased New York City's evolving landscape through a meticulous line engraving created just one year later—an invaluable historical artifact preserving urban development for generations to come.