1530s Collection (page 2)
The 1530s were a time of significant historical events and cultural milestones
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The 1530s were a time of significant historical events and cultural milestones. In Montmartre, France, the Jesuit Order was founded, marking the beginning of a powerful religious movement that would shape centuries to come. Meanwhile, in England, a young Henry VIII donned his full armor as he confidently rode on horseback - an image that epitomized his reign during this era. Across the English Channel, King Francis I of France stood alongside his sister in regal splendor. Their elegant presence reflected the opulence and grandeur of the French court at that time. In far-off Peru, an extraordinary encounter took place between Francisco Pizarro and Atahualpa, the Inca ruler. This meeting would ultimately lead to profound consequences for both civilizations involved. Amidst these historical events, another fascinating development emerged - the Theban alphabet or Runes of Honorius. This mystical script captured imaginations and added an air of mystery to occult practices during this period. Speaking of which, a witch wielding her distaff summoned up a tempestuous storm in 1537 - showcasing both fear and fascination with supernatural powers prevalent during those times. Artistic endeavors also flourished during this decade. Giulio Romano's Palazzo Te interior in Mantua showcased breathtaking beauty through its intricate designs and architectural brilliance. Religious fervor continued to shape society as well. The Pilgrimage of Grace became a notable uprising against religious reforms implemented by Henry VIII's government while Cranmer worked diligently on translating the Bible into English under royal patronage. Meanwhile, in Russia's Museum of Wooden Architecture stands Church Nativity Our Lady from Periodiki (1531), serving as a testament to faith amidst changing times. Artworks such as Judith with the Head Holofernes depicted dramatic scenes from biblical narratives with masterful brushstrokes while Deruta large portrait dish (c. 1530) showcased exquisite craftsmanship on ceramic.