1649 Collection

Events / Britain / Civil War
WHEN DID YOU LAST SEE YOUR FATHER. Parliamentary supporters interrogate the child of a Royalist

John, Bonny Dundee
JOHN GRAHAM of Claverhouse, viscount DUNDEE (k.a. Bonny Dundee) a Scottish hero through his support for the Stuart cause, but will die at the battle of Killiecrankie

Charles I Martyr
CHARLES I OF ENGLAND The King as Martyr

Charles I at Trial
CHARLES I OF ENGLAND The King at his trial in 1648

King Charles I - Players
Charles I of England

LAND YACHTS, 1649. Two land yachts designed by Simon Stevin for Prince Maurice of Orange to entertain his guests in the Netherlands. Engraving, 1649

Trial of Charles I
Charles I leaves Westminster Hall after his trial

ELIHU YALE English colonial administrator; early benefactor of the college which adopted his name in 1718

Claude Mellan (French, 1598 - 1688), The Sudarium of Saint Veronica, 1649, engraving

Countess Louise Henriette of Nassau (1627-1667), Electress of Brandenburg, 1649. Found in the Collection of the Royal Castle, Warsaw

King Charles I says farewell to his family, observed by Oliver Cromwell Date: 1649

JAMES DUKE HAMILTON
JAMES, third marquis and first duke of HAMILTON (1606 - 1649), Royalist soldier and statesman who supported Charles I and in so doing signed his own death warrant

Portrait of David Bailly, Dutch Golden Age painter of portraits and still lifes, 1584-1657
6338644 Portrait of David Bailly, Dutch Golden Age painter of portraits and still lifes, 1584-1657 by Waumans, Conrad (b.1619); (add.info.: Portrait of David Bailly)

Christian IV, King of Denmark; Died 1649 (engraving)
672193 Christian IV, King of Denmark; Died 1649 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Christian IV, King of Denmark; Died 1649)

"A band of soldiers compelled them to loose their hands"(engraving)
5995128 " A band of soldiers compelled them to loose their hands" (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Commonwealth Declared, 1649 (colour litho)
5986921 The Commonwealth Declared, 1649 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Commonwealth Declared, 1649)

King Charles I taking leave of his family. 1649

The Dentist by J M Molenaer. 1649

A Pie on a Pewter Plate, a Partly peeled Lemon, A Silver Spoon on a Pewter Plate
827636 A Pie on a Pewter Plate, a Partly peeled Lemon, A Silver Spoon on a Pewter Plate, Crayfish and Shrimp in a Wanli Kraak Porselein Bowl, 1649 (oil on canvas) by Heem, Jan Davidsz

Statues in the New Palace at Westminster (engraving)
1601979 Statues in the New Palace at Westminster (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Statues in the New Palace at Westminster)

Witchery at Woodstock (engraving)
2786934 Witchery at Woodstock (engraving) by Browne, Hablot Knight (Phiz) (1815-92) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Witchery at Woodstock)

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In 1649, Britain was embroiled in a tumultuous period marked by significant events and the ravages of civil war. The nation witnessed the trial and execution of King Charles I, who would later be regarded as a martyr for his beliefs. This pivotal moment in history forever changed the course of British monarchy. One notable figure during this era was John Graham, also known as Bonny Dundee, whose military prowess played a crucial role in shaping the outcome of battles. Another key player was James Duke Monmouth, who sought to claim the throne after Charles I's demise. Amidst these political upheavals, art and innovation thrived. Simon Stevin designed two land yachts for Prince Maurice of Orange in the Netherlands, showcasing his creativity and providing entertainment for guests. Meanwhile, Claude Mellan created an exquisite engraving titled "The Sudarium of Saint Veronica" that captivated audiences with its intricate details. The trial of Charles I remains etched in history as one of its most dramatic moments. It symbolized a clash between power and justice as he faced accusations brought forth by those seeking change within their society. Notably, Elihu Yale emerged during this time - a man whose name would become synonymous with prestigious educational institutions centuries later. As we reflect on 1649 today, we are reminded not only of political turmoil but also artistic achievements such as Van Dyck's iconic horse statue representing Charles I's reign or his famous painting series capturing the essence and grandeur surrounding this monarch. Ultimately, 1649 serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos and conflict; human ingenuity continues to thrive - whether through innovative designs like land yachts or masterful engravings depicting religious devotion.