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Erasmus Collection (page 9)

Erasmus, a name that resonates with the essence of intellectual enlightenment and cultural exchange

Background imageErasmus Collection: HOLBEIN, Hans, the Younger (1497-1547); Erasmus, Desiderius

HOLBEIN, Hans, the Younger (1497-1547); Erasmus, Desiderius Erasmus Roterdamus (1469-1539). Dutch clergyman, humanist

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus?s paraphrases and commentaries on the Epistles, from

Erasmus?s paraphrases and commentaries on the Epistles, from a 1549 English edition. With decorative initial letter.. From

Background imageErasmus Collection: ROTTERDAM, c1830s. Erasmus Street in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Steel engraving, English, c1830s

ROTTERDAM, c1830s. Erasmus Street in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Steel engraving, English, c1830s

Background imageErasmus Collection: BALTHASAR MORETUS (1574-1641). Flemish printer. Line engraving, 19th century

BALTHASAR MORETUS (1574-1641). Flemish printer. Line engraving, 19th century, after a contemporary painting by Erasmus Quellyn

Background imageErasmus Collection: DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1466?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Erasmus in conversation with his

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1466?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Erasmus in conversation with his friends Thomas More (1478-1535), John Colet (c1467-1519)

Background imageErasmus Collection: DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (c1456-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Copper engraving, French, 18th century

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (c1456-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Copper engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageErasmus Collection: DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1456?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Line engraving, English, 19th century

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1456?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Line engraving, English, 19th century

Background imageErasmus Collection: Queens College Cloisters with Erasmus Tower, Cambridge, Eng

Queens College Cloisters with Erasmus Tower, Cambridge, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus, Dutch theologian

Erasmus, Dutch theologian
Erasmus (c.1466-1536), Dutch theologian. Born Gerrit Gerritszoon, and later known as Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Erasmus studied in monastic schools

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus

Erasmus
Portrait of the Dutch philosopher, Erasmus. Digitally colored engraving

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus Colloquies

Erasmus Colloquies
Colloquies of Erasmus, hand-bound edition published in Basel, 1537. Hand-colored engraving

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Holbein / Quantin

Erasmus / Holbein / Quantin
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / David Mortier

Erasmus / David Mortier
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist, whose ideas looked forward to the Enlightenment

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Bartholomae

Erasmus / Bartholomae
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist, depicted as an iconoclast to be admired

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Durer / 1526

Erasmus / Durer / 1526
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist writing, surrounded by his books

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus Darwin / Wright

Erasmus Darwin / Wright
ERASMUS DARWIN Writer and scientist, grandfather of Charles Darwin

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Cognatus / 1553

Erasmus / Cognatus / 1553
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist with his colleague Gilbertus Cognatus

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Holbein Miniatur

Erasmus / Holbein Miniatur
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch humanist

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Thevet / 1584

Erasmus / Thevet / 1584
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch Humanist

Background imageErasmus Collection: Erasmus / Altmann

Erasmus / Altmann
DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Dutch Humanist




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Erasmus, a name that resonates with the essence of intellectual enlightenment and cultural exchange. From the Lunar Society to The New Learning, it has left an indelible mark on history. In the early 20th century, artist Frank Cadogan Cowper captured Erasmus's spirit in his masterpiece "The New Learning. " This painting encapsulates the transformative power of knowledge during this era (c1900-1920). But who was Erasmus? He was more than just a Dutch Catholic reformer and humanist; he embodied a movement that sought to bridge gaps between different cultures and religions. His engraving by Margaret Roper immortalizes his dedication to education and religious tolerance. The Caxton Window stands as a testament to Erasmus's influence on literature. It depicts him alongside Scriven and Penn, highlighting their contributions to printing and disseminating knowledge across Europe. Erasmus Darwin, another luminary influenced by this great thinker, is celebrated in the artwork of Hopwood. Their collaboration showcases how ideas transcend generations. Beyond Europe's borders, we find Didier Erasmus making strides in contemporary society. His work exemplifies how individuals continue to carry forward Erasmus's legacy today. Even centuries later, artists like Hans Holbein the Younger pay homage to Erasmus through portraiture. In "Portrait of Albert of Brandenburg as St Erasmus, " we witness his enduring impact on religious figures throughout history. And let us not forget about his own self-portrait captured by Holbein in 1523. This image captures both his wisdom and humility—a reminder that even great minds remain grounded amidst their achievements. Lastly, a letter from Desiderius himself reveals his personal correspondence with Nicholas Everaerts—an intimate glimpse into the mind of this influential figure. Erasmus: A name synonymous with intellectual curiosity and cross-cultural understanding. Through artistry, literature, religion, and personal connections—his legacy lives on, inspiring generations to embrace the power of knowledge and compassion.