Calvanist Collection
"Exploring the Depths of Calvanist Art: A Glimpse into 17th and 18th Century Society" Step back in time to the era of The Puritan, a bronze masterpiece from 1883-86
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"Exploring the Depths of Calvanist Art: A Glimpse into 17th and 18th Century Society" Step back in time to the era of The Puritan, a bronze masterpiece from 1883-86. This captivating sculpture embodies the essence of Calvanism, with its austere and somber depiction. Delve further into this period through etchings such as Beggar Eating, Beggar with Wooden Leg, and Beggar with Dog from around 1622. These poignant artworks shed light on the plight of society's marginalized individuals during a time when religious beliefs heavily influenced social hierarchies. Pierre Ramus' illustration from Histoire de la Nation Francaise takes us beyond borders, showcasing how Calvanism impacted French history. It serves as a reminder that this movement had far-reaching consequences across Europe. Witness the solemnity within an Interior of a Church painted around 1680. Its oil-on-canvas composition transports us to a sacred space where worshippers sought solace in their faith under strict Calvinistic principles. The series continues with more etchings like Beggar with Pot, Bare Head and Feet, and Old Beggar with One Crutch—each capturing the struggles faced by those on society's fringes during this transformative period. By Candlelight invites us to experience artistry at its finest—a mesmerizing oil painting mounted on wood created circa 1820. This piece showcases how artistic expression evolved over time while remaining rooted in Calvinistic themes. Finally, Enthusiasm displayed or Moor Fields Congregation engraving provides insight into religious gatherings during the mid-18th century. Witness fervent devotion as congregants come together to worship according to their Calvinist beliefs. These artworks offer glimpses into an era defined by strict moral codes and unwavering faith—a testament to both societal challenges and resilience. Explore these masterpieces for an immersive journey through the depths art and its profound impact on history.