1683 Collection (page 6)

Colbert J-B / Delpech
JEAN-BAPTISTE French statesman, Marquis de Seignelay Date: 1619 - 1683

Colbert J-B / Oval / Anon
JEAN-BAPTISTE French statesman, Marquis de Seignelay Date: 1619 - 1683

SCHONBERG, Johann Heinrich (1609-1683). The Oath of Hannibal. Baroque art. Oil. GERMANY. BAVARIA. N� rg. Germanisches Nationalmuseum (German National Museum)

COLBERT, Jean-Baptiste (1619-1683). French statesman. Visit of Jean-Baptiste Colbert to Gobelins. Presentation of tapestries on the history of Alexander after cartoons by Charles Lebrun

Gassendi, Pierre (1592-1665). French philosopher, priest, scientist, astronomer, and mathematician. Page of the book Petri Gassendi Institutio astronomica juxta hypotheseis tam veterum quam

Edward Young
EDWARD YOUNG the author of Night Thoughts, his portrait surrounded by appropriate ornament. Date: 1683 - 1765

Edward Youngs Home
The home of EDWARD YOUNG, author of Night Thoughts, at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, with a sample of his handwriting. Date: 1683 - 1765

Philip Warwick
PHILIP WARWICK diplomat with his autograph Date: ? - 1683

First Earl Yarmouth
ROBERT PASTON, first earl of YARMOUTH Date: 1631 - 1683

Benjamin Whichcote
BENJAMIN WHICHCOTE churchman, provost of Kings College, Cambridge Date: 1609 - 1683

Richard Sterne
RICHARD STERNE churchman, archbishop of York Date: 1596? - 1683

First Earl Shaftesbury
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER first earl of SHAFTESBURY statesman Date: 1621 - 1683

Jean Francois De Pons
JEAN FRANCOIS DE PONS French-Swiss writer, eloquent not only in French but also in Italian and Spanish... Date: 1683 - 1732

Christoph Von Munnich
CHRISTOPH BURKHARD, graf von MUNNICH German-Russian military commander and statesman Date: 1683 - 1767

Francois Mezeray - 2
FRANCOIS EUDES de MEZERAY French historian Date: 1610 - 1683

Francois Mezeray - 3
FRANCOIS EUDES de MEZERAY French historian Date: 1610 - 1683

Francois Mezeray - 1
FRANCOIS EUDES de MEZERAY French historian Date: 1610 - 1683

Conyers Middleton
CONYERS MIDDLETON controversial churchman, librarian to Cambridge University, author. Date: 1683 - 1750

Dan. Kasp. Lohenstein
DANIEL KASPAR LOHENSTEIN German writer Date: 1635 - 1683

Sugustin Baron Leyser
AUGUSTIN baron LEYSER German jurist and statesman in the service of the elector of Saxony. Date: 1683 - 1752

Jan Davidsz Van Heem
JAN DAVIDSZ VAN HEEM Dutch artist Date: 1606 - 1683

Seger Jacob Helmont
SEGER JACOB VAN HELMONT Flemish artist Date: 1683 - 1726

William Vct Grimston
WILLIAM LUCKYN, first viscount GRIMSTON in his peers robes. Date: 1683 - 1756

Lamentation 1683 Engraving sheet 19 3 / 8 x 14 7 / 16
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Design Painted Wall Decoration Palazzo Massimo
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Drawings Prints, Print, man, scholar, philosopher, portfolio reproductions, Imperial Gallery
Drawings and Prints, Print, A man, possibly a scholar or philosopher, from a portfolio of reproductions of the Imperial Gallery of Paintings in Vienna; plate 64 of the series, Artist, After

Resurrection 1683 Engraving sheet 17 3 / 8 x 11 3 / 16
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Assumption Virgin 1683 Etching drypoint second state
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Italianate Buildings Hill Tivoli 17th century
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Peacocks 1683 Oil canvas 74 7 / 8 x 53 190. 2 134. 6 cm
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Baptism Christ 1683 Pen brown ink heightened
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FISHING FLEET, 1683. Late 17th century fishing fleet on the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. Copper engraving, French, 1683

Roelant Roghman and Melchior KaOEsel (German, 1626 - 1683), The Column: pl. 1, etching
Roelant Roghman and Melchior KaOEsel (German, 1626 - 1683), The Column: pl.1, etching

Melchior KaOEsel after Johann Wilhelm Baur (German, 1626 - 1683), Palace, Florence, 1681, etching

Giovanni Battista Piazzetta (1683 - 1754), Caliph Aladin and His Counselors, late 1730s, black chalk (with extraneous marks in red chalk) on laid paper

REMAINS OF SHELTON HALL, THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE POET FENTON, in Shelton and Hardwick parish, England. Elijah Fenton (1683 1730), an English poet, biographer and translator

Frost Fair on the River Thames near the Temple Stairs in 1683-84, engraved by James Stow (1770-c)
XND70125 Frost Fair on the River Thames near the Temple Stairs in 1683-84, engraved by James Stow (1770-c.1820), pub. 1825 by Robert Wilkinson (colour print) by Wyke

A momument commemorative of the defenders of Vienna, Austria in 1683, the chief of whom was Ritter von Starhemberg, 1889

Portrait of Father Abraham Briemen, Pieter van Dijck (1654-?), Arnold van den Eynden, in or after 1683

Moliere for the judges of Pluto, Jacobus Harrewijn, 1683

Italian Landscape, Nicolaes Pietersz. Berchem, 1655 - 1683

Group Portrait of the Inspectors of the Collegium Medicum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Adriaen Backer, 1683

Portrait of Mary Stuart, 1662-95, wife of Prince William III, Caspar Netscher, c. 1683

Fish Market, Cornelis Dusart, 1683

Allegory of Fame, Gerard de Lairesse, 1675 - 1683

Allegory of the Arts, Gerard de Lairesse, 1675 - 1683

Allegory of the Sciences, Gerard de Lairesse, c. 1675 - c. 1683

Allegory of Charity, Generosity, Bounty, Gerard de Lairesse, 1675 - 1683

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In the year 1683, a fascinating blend of art, history, and innovation unfolded. Jan Davidsz. De Heem's masterpiece "Still Life with Flowers in a Glass Vase" showcased the beauty of nature frozen in time, capturing the essence of life itself. Meanwhile, Pauline Baynes depicted an extraordinary event - the Frost Fair on the Thames - where Londoners turned their frozen river into a bustling marketplace. Amidst these artistic wonders, Thomas Holme unveiled his engraved plan of Philadelphia, offering a glimpse into the birth of one of America's most iconic cities. John Owen emerged as an influential churchman during this era, shaping religious discourse and beliefs. On another note entirely, George II took center stage alongside talented players in what must have been an enthralling performance - perhaps showcasing Shakespearean classics or captivating new works. The Map of Peru by Mallet provided explorers with valuable insights into uncharted territories while Valentine Greatrakes delved into healing practices that captivated many. However, it was not just art and culture that defined 1683; significant historical events also unfolded. The Ottoman Empire suffered defeat at Vienna's hands – marking a turning point in European history and shifting power dynamics across continents. Even amidst all this excitement and progress came Jan Griffier the Elder's depiction of yet another Frost Fair on the Thames – reminding us how nature can both inspire awe-inspiring creations and disrupt daily life simultaneously. And let us not forget about innovation. In 1683, inventors sought to unlock perpetual motion through their machines – pushing boundaries and challenging scientific understanding. Ultimately though it was King George II who reigned over this vibrant year filled with creativity and discovery – leaving his mark on history as he navigated political landscapes both within Britain and beyond its shores. Thus we find ourselves transported back to 1683.