Ludolph Büsinck Collection

Aeneas Carrying Anchises from Troy, between 1623 and 1630. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Aeneas Carrying Anchises from Troy, between 1623 and 1630

Holy Family with Infant Saint John, 1625. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Holy Family with Infant Saint John, 1625

Saint Matthew, between 1620 and 1630. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Saint Matthew, between 1620 and 1630. From Christ and the Twelve Apostles, pl. 11

Holy Family in an Oval Frame, 1623. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Holy Family in an Oval Frame, 1623

Aeneas Carrying His Father, Anchises, 1643. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Aeneas Carrying His Father, Anchises, 1643

Moses with the Tables of the Law, n.d. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Moses with the Tables of the Law, n.d

Moses with the Tablets of Law, 1623/30. Creator: Ludolph Busing
Moses with the Tablets of Law, 1623/30

Two Beggars and Leprous Child. Creator: Ludolph Büsinck (German, 1590-1669)
Two Beggars and Leprous Child

Peasant with Hoe, Basket and Hen. Creator: Ludolph Büsinck (German, 1590-1669)
Peasant with Hoe, Basket and Hen

Christ and the Apostles: St. Thomas (with the Square), 1600s. Creator: Ludolph Büsinck
Christ and the Apostles: St. Thomas (with the Square), 1600s

Christ and the Apostles: St. Judas Thaddeus (with the Club), 1600s. Creator: Ludolph Büsinck
Christ and the Apostles: St. Judas Thaddeus (with the Club), 1600s

Beggar in Profile Toward Left. Creator: Ludolph Büsinck (German, 1590-1669)
Beggar in Profile Toward Left

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Ludolph Büsinck was a German mathematician and astronomer who made significant contributions to the field of trigonometry in the 16th century. Born in 1540, Büsinck studied at the University of Wittenberg where he became known for his expertise in mathematics. Büsinck is best known for his work on calculating sines and cosines using infinite series, which laid the foundation for modern trigonometry. His innovative methods revolutionized mathematical calculations and paved the way for further advancements in the field. In addition to his work in mathematics, Büsinck also made important contributions to astronomy. He developed new techniques for measuring angles and distances in celestial bodies, which improved our understanding of the universe. Despite facing challenges and setbacks throughout his career, Büsinck persevered with determination and passion for knowledge. His legacy lives on through his groundbreaking discoveries that continue to inspire mathematicians and astronomers today.