Gulielmus Collection
"Gulielmus: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step back in time to the year 1597, where the Tower of London and its surrounding area come alive with history
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"Gulielmus: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step back in time to the year 1597, where the Tower of London and its surrounding area come alive with history. Explore the rich tapestry of this iconic landmark as you immerse yourself in its captivating stories. Turn to Folio 25 r. 148, and witness Dante and Virgil's descent into Hell within "The Divine Comedy. " Let their journey through the depths of despair transport you to a realm beyond imagination. In Plate 35, behold Philip of Spain transformed into Neptune, riding triumphantly in a chariot drawn by two majestic sea horses. Marvel at his regal presence as he commands the vastness of the ocean. Continue your exploration through "The Divine Comedy" in Folio 177, where Dante and Virgil find themselves amidst Purgatory. Feel their struggle for redemption as they ascend towards salvation. Stained glass art comes alive in St. Thomas and St. Gulielmus from 1848. Admire the intricate details that depict these revered saints, capturing their divine grace for all eternity. Plate 1 introduces Ferdinand as Mars, standing tall upon a pedestal - an embodiment of strength and power according to Guillielmus Becanus' work. Let this image ignite your imagination about ancient mythologies intertwined with historical figures. Witness Ferdinand receiving keys to Ghent's city in Plate 6 - a momentous occasion symbolizing trust bestowed upon him by its people. Experience his pride while embracing this significant honor. Plate 8 takes us on an epic journey across treacherous Alps with Ferdinand on horseback - a testament to resilience against nature's challenges captured brilliantly by Guillielmus Becanus' vision. Discover Plate 10's depiction of King Ferdinand alongside Hungary's ruler on horseback; witness unity forged between nations during times when alliances were crucial for survival. Plate 24 showcases Charles V being crowned Emperor by the Pope, a pivotal moment in history immortalized by Guillielmus Becanus.