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Willem Collection (#9)

Willem, a name that resonates with the world of cartography and art

Background imageWillem Collection: HEDA, Willem Claesz (1594-1680). Still Life of

HEDA, Willem Claesz (1594-1680). Still Life of Ham and Silver Plate. 1649. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. RUSSIA. Moscow. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts

Background imageWillem Collection: VRELANT, Willem (1410-1481). Book of Hours of

VRELANT, Willem (1410-1481). Book of Hours of Leonor de la Vega. 1465 - 1470. The Annunciation to the Shepherds. Flemish art. Miniature Painting. PORTUGAL. Coimbra. Coimbra University Library

Background imageWillem Collection: BARENTS, Willem (1550-1597). Dutch Navigator

BARENTS, Willem (1550-1597). Dutch Navigator

Background imageWillem Collection: KEY, Willem (1515-1568)

KEY, Willem (1515-1568)

Background imageWillem Collection: HEDA, Willem Claesz (1594-1680)

HEDA, Willem Claesz (1594-1680). Still Life. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

Background imageWillem Collection: Diest, Willem van (1610-1673)

Diest, Willem van (1610-1673). Seascape. Baroque art.; Flemish art. Oil on wood

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Canter

Willem Canter
WILLEM CANTER Dutch philologist Date: 1542 - 1578

Background imageWillem Collection: Oil on wood by Willem Claesz Heda

Oil on wood by Willem Claesz Heda
HEDA: A DESSERT, 1637. Oil on wood by Willem Claesz Heda

Background imageWillem Collection: ANGELS AND SPHINXES. Dutch line engraving by Gilliam van der Gouwen (1669-1713)

ANGELS AND SPHINXES. Dutch line engraving by Gilliam van der Gouwen (1669-1713)

Background imageWillem Collection: MOTHER PRAYING. The Mothers Prayer. Wood engraving, American, 1873

MOTHER PRAYING. The Mothers Prayer. Wood engraving, American, 1873, after a painting by Florent Willems

Background imageWillem Collection: MOTHER PRAYING. The Mothers Prayer. Steel engraving, American, c1870

MOTHER PRAYING. The Mothers Prayer. Steel engraving, American, c1870, after a painting by Florent Willems

Background imageWillem Collection: NEW AMSTERDAM: PEACE, 1645. Director-General Willem Kieft smoking a peace pipe with an Algonquian

NEW AMSTERDAM: PEACE, 1645. Director-General Willem Kieft smoking a peace pipe with an Algonquian chief at New Amsterdam, 30 August 1645, following the end of the Wappinger War (Kiefts War)

Background imageWillem Collection: WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men removing supplies from their ice-bound ship to over-winter

WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men removing supplies from their ice-bound ship to over-winter in the arctic during Barents last voyage: line engraving, 1598

Background imageWillem Collection: WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men building a wooden house for over-wintering during Barents

WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men building a wooden house for over-wintering during Barents last voyage: line engraving, 1598

Background imageWillem Collection: CARTOGRAPHERS charting navigational courses: engraved frontispiece to Willem Janszoon Blaeus book

CARTOGRAPHERS charting navigational courses: engraved frontispiece to Willem Janszoon Blaeus book of sea charts and sailing instructions, " The Light of Navigation

Background imageWillem Collection: WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men battling ice floes and polar bears in the arctic

WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597) and his men battling ice floes and polar bears in the arctic: contemporary engraving

Background imageWillem Collection: WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597). Dutch navigator. A ship lifted by pressure ice during Willem Barents

WILLEM BARENTS (c1550-1597). Dutch navigator. A ship lifted by pressure ice during Willem Barents last voyage. Line engraving, 1598

Background imageWillem Collection: WILLEM BARENTS (d. 1597). Dutch navigator. The building of a wooden house for over-wintering

WILLEM BARENTS (d. 1597). Dutch navigator. The building of a wooden house for over-wintering during Barents last voyage. Line engraving from Gerrit de Veers The Voyages of Willem Barents to

Background imageWillem Collection: Wilhelm I of Orange

Wilhelm I of Orange
Prince Wilhelm I of Orange (1533-1584)

Background imageWillem Collection: Music cover for The Excursion Train

Music cover for The Excursion Train, a Tender Narrative, sung by E Marshall at the Canterbury Music Hall in Lambeth, London. Words by W F Vandervell, music by Willem Vandervell

Background imageWillem Collection: Uprising at Ghent - 3

Uprising at Ghent - 3
Count Willem van Hainaut and his entourage set out on an expedition to Friesland

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem at Amsterdam 2

Willem at Amsterdam 2
Willem III and his queen arrive at the railway station at Amsterdam : did you know there was a windmill right beside the station ?

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem De Zwiger

Willem De Zwiger
Willem van Oranje, known as de Zwiger (the Silent) meets with other patriots at Enkhuizen : outlawed by the Spanish, he is now acknowledged as the leader of Dutch independence

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Van Holland 2

Willem Van Holland 2
Willem van Holland, a German ruler also count of Holland, plans to build a cathedral in Den Haag

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Van Holland

Willem Van Holland
Willem van Holland, a German ruler also count of Holland, is inscribed as a freeman of the city of Utrecht

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem at Amsterdam

Willem at Amsterdam
Willem III arrives in state at the royal palace, Amsterdam

Background imageWillem Collection: Jan Willem De Winter

Jan Willem De Winter
JAN WILLEM DE WINTER Dutch Admiral of the Napoleonic Wars. Threw himself into support for the French Revolution before a return to Holland

Background imageWillem Collection: Frederik Hendrik Sthldr

Frederik Hendrik Sthldr
FREDERIK HENDRIK, prince van Oranje, stadhouder, son of Willem I, father of William I of England (holding bedpost) on his deathbed : he raised the power of the stadhouder

Background imageWillem Collection: Mengelberg / Willem / Postcd

Mengelberg / Willem / Postcd
JOSEF WILLEM MENGELBERG Dutch conductor, pianist and composer

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Cayo of Breda

Willem Cayo of Breda
WILLEM CAYO OF BREDA 16th century Dutch artist

Background imageWillem Collection: Queen Anna Pavlovna

Queen Anna Pavlovna
ANNA PAVLOVNA ROMANOV, grand duchess of Russia, daughter of Tsar Paul, wife (1816) of Willem II, king of the Netherlands, mother of Willem III

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Strada

Willem Strada
WILLEM STRADA Flemish artist

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Einthoven

Willem Einthoven
WILLEM EINTHOVEN Dutch Physiologist

Background imageWillem Collection: Willem Barents

Willem Barents
WILLEM BARENTS Dutch navigator




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Willem, a name that resonates with the world of cartography and art. From his detailed maps of the Americas in the 17th century to his ornamental depiction of Africa, Willem Janszoon Blaeu left an indelible mark on geographical knowledge. His maps not only showcased the vastness and beauty of these continents but also provided invaluable information for explorers and travelers. But Willem's talents extended beyond cartography. As seen in his still-life paintings like "Still Life with a Gilt Cup" and "Still life with a pilgrim flask, candlestick, porcelain vase, and fruit, " he demonstrated a keen eye for capturing everyday objects in exquisite detail. These works invite us into a world where simplicity meets elegance, reminding us to appreciate the beauty found in ordinary things. In addition to Willem Janszoon Blaeu's contributions to art and geography, we must not forget other notable individuals who shared this illustrious name. Vincent Willem van Gogh, renowned for masterpieces like "Starry Night Over the Rhone, " brought emotions alive through his vibrant brushstrokes. Meanwhile, Tycho Brahe made significant strides as a Danish astronomer during the 16th century. Whether it be through mapmaking or artistic endeavors, various individuals named they have left their mark throughout history. Their passion for exploration, attention to detail, and creative expression continue to inspire generations today.