Donne Collection (#2)

Dr. Donne, 1795. Artist: Philip Audinet
Dr. Donne, 1795. English poet and a cleric in the Church of England. He is considered the pre-eminent representative of the metaphysical poets. [Harrison & Co, London, 1795]

Evening Shadows, Amalfi, c1887-1906, (1906-7). Artist: Walter J Donne
Evening Shadows, Amalfi, From The Studio Volume 39 [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1906-7.]

Letter from Dr John Donne to Sir Robert Cotton, c1602. Artist: John Donne
Letter from Dr John Donne to Sir Robert Cotton, c1602. Letter returning, with criticisms, a copy of the treatise of Jacobus Valdesius (Diego de Valdes) on the precedency of Spain over other nations

John Donne (1572- 1631) English poet and cleric in the Churc
John Donne (1572- 1631) English poet, satirist, lawyer and a cleric in the Church of England. He is considered the pre-eminent representative of the metaphysical poets. Engraving by W. Bromley

Lady Coventry with children
Lady Coventry, formerly Nesta Donne Philips, and her two youngest children, Lady Maria Coventry (b. 1931) and Lord Deerhurst, George William Coventry (b. 1934) at the family estate, Croome Court

JOHN DONNE (1572-1631). English poet. Oil on canvas after a miniature, 1616, by Isaac Oliver

JOHN DONNE (1572-1631). Title page of the first edition of John Donnes Poems, London, England, 1633

JOHN DONNE (1572-1631). English poet and divine. Oil on canvas after a miniature, 1616, by Isaac Oliver

Isaak Walton (1593-1663) English writer and biographer born at Stafford, Staffordshire. His most famous work is The Compleat Angler (1653)

DONNE, John (1572-1631). British poet and theologian. Etching

JOHN DONNE (1573-1631). English poet. Reproduction of an engraving by W. Marshall after a painting of Donne at age 18 in 1591

JOHN DONNE (1573-1631). English poet and divine. Engraved title page by Matthaeus Merian the Younger, to Donnes LXXX Sermons, London, 1640

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JOHN DONNE 1572-1631
JOHN DONNE English Poet

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"Donne: A Renaissance Man of Words and Style" Step into the world of Donne, where poetry meets fashion and history intertwines with art. From the grand Banquet des Chevaliers de l'Ordre du Saint-Esprit to the delicate autograph signature of John Donne himself, this is a journey through time. John Donne, an English poet known for his metaphysical works, captivated readers with his profound words. His signature serves as a testament to his literary genius that continues to inspire generations. Intriguingly, we come across another mention of "Donne" in Vingt-Cinq Francs? Tu Te Crois Donne Toujours Depute. This phrase hints at political satire or perhaps a humorous exchange between individuals. As we delve further into history, The Old Curiosity Shop catches our attention. What secrets lie within its walls? What tales does it hold? Moving on to October's calendar page adorned by a woman in classical costume; she epitomizes elegance and grace. Could she be an embodiment of one of Donne's muses? Not only was John Donne a poet but also Dean of St Paul's Cathedral. His dual role allowed him to explore spirituality while expressing emotions through verse. Lord and Lady Coventry make their appearance alongside the Countess of Coventry – figures who may have influenced or been inspired by Donne's work. Their presence adds depth and intrigue to our exploration. A glimpse into Stitch Stitch reveals the home of a London tailor captured beautifully on canvas. It reminds us that fashion has always played a significant role in society throughout different eras. The Bataille de Ligny engraving showcases Napoleon giving orders for attack – an image that evokes thoughts about power dynamics and conflicts during times when poets like they were shaping literature with their words. Finally, we encounter the Costume of Canton Valais from Switzerland in the 18th century – yet another nod towards the influence of fashion on culture and identity.