1688 Collection (page 8)

Portrait of Jean Louis de Fromentieres, Pieter van Schuppen, 1688

Departure of William III to England, 1688, print maker: Caspar Luyken, Caspar Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1694

Flight of the king and queen to France, 1688, Jan Luyken, Jurriaen van Poolsum, 1689

William III leaves with the fleet to England, 1688, Jan Luyken, Baltes Boekholt, 1689

Scholar studies a book in the presence of Earth, Water and Fire, Jan Luyken, Jacob Claus, 1688

Two men attentively watching the bubbles caused by gases with water in a cooling vessel, Jan Luyken, Jacob Claus, 1688

Portrait of Frederick I, King of Prussia, Jan Luyken, 1688

Portrait of Ludovicus Wolzogen, professor and theologian, Jan Luyken, Joachim Oudaan, 1688

William III attends a session at the parliament in 1689 as King, Jan Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1689

Flight of King James II, 1688, Jan Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1689

Charles-Nicolas Cochin I (French, 1688-1754) after Jean-Antoine Watteau (French, 1684 - 1721). Love in the French Theater (L Amour au Theatre Francois), 1734. Etching and engraving on laid paper

Personification of September; Joachim von Sandrart, German, 1606 - 1688; about 1644; Black chalk and brown wash, heightened with gray chalk, incised for transfer; 28.7 x 23.8 cm (11 5/16 x 9 3/8 in.)

Study for a Statue of Queen Isabella; Pedro Mena y Medrano, Spanish, 1628 - 1688; 1675; Black chalk, pen and brown-gray ink, yellow, gray and red wash; 34.4 x 23.3 cm (13 9/16 x 9 3/16 in.)

A Panoramic Landscape; Philips Koninck, Dutch, 1619 - 1688; 1665; Oil on canvas; Unframed: 138.4 x 166.4 cm (54 1/2 x 65 1/2 in.), Framed: 157.5 x 185.1 x 5.7 cm (62 x 72 7/8 x 2 1/4 in.)

Pair of Sugar Castors; Paul de Lamerie, British, 1688 - 1751; 1730; Silver; Various, see extensions

Pair of Lidded Bowls; Mounts attributed to Wolfgang Howzer, Swiss, active 1660 - about 1688; Arita, Japan, Asia; porcelain about 1650 - 1680; mounts about 1680; Hard-paste porcelain

Tapestry: L Offrand a Bacchus from Les Grotesques Series; Woven after the design of Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer, French, 1636 - 1699, and Guy-Louis Vernansal, French, 1648 - 1729, Beauvais Manufactory

Head of King Louis XV; Francois Le Moyne, French, 1688 - 1737; about 1729; Black chalk and pastel on faded blue paper; 29.5 x 21 cm (11 5/8 x 8 1/4 in.)

Hob Continues Dancing in Spite of his Father, John Laguerre, 1688-1746, British

Hobs Defence, John Laguerre, 1688-1746, British

Hob Taken Out of Ye Well, John Laguerre, 1688-1746, British

Hob Selling Beer at the Wake, John Laguerre, 1688-1746, British

Sir John Rushout, Bt. Signed and dated in black paint, lower left: John Smibert
Sir John Rushout, Bt. Signed and dated in black paint, lower left: " John Smibert [date?]", John Smibert, 1688-1751, British

Benjamin Moreland, High Master of St. Pauls School Inscribed in brown paint, across bottom: " This portrait of Benjamin Moreland, now first master of St

SEVEN BISHOPS TRIAL, 1688. Seven Church of England bishops, accused of seditious libel, are taken to the Tower, 1688. Contemporary English playing card

SAMUEL SEWALL (1652-1730). American merchant and jurist. Oil on canvas, 1688, by John Smibert

ARCHBISHOP W. SANCROFT. Archbishop William Sancroft (1617-1693). English prelate. Chalk drawing c1688 by E. Lutterel

CHRISTIAN PERIZONI (1609-1650). German physician. Line engraving published in Nuremberg, c1688

INCREASE MATHER (1639-1723). American Congregational cleric. Oil on canvas by John van der Spriett, 1688

CARIBBEAN MAP, c1688. A map of the Caribbean islands. Woodcut, French, c1688

TITLE PAGE: GARLAND, 1688. Title-page woodcut from Floras Fair Garland, London, 1688

WILLIAM III OF ENGLAND (1650-1702). Stadholder of Holland (1672-1702) and King of England (1689-1702). The Revolution of 1688: William III entering Exeter. Engraving, 1888

Resurrectionists At Work
Resurrectionists, or grave robbers, stealing a corpse from a cemetery to be sold for anatomical study and dissection, circa 1840. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Henley Regatta
circa 1880: Spectators in punts and enclosures at the Henley Royal Regatta. Original Artwork: Drawn by Arthur Hopkins (Photo by Rischgitz/Getty Images)

The Old Revolution House - near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. This little cottage takes its name from the Revolution of 1688. Three hundred years ago this cottage was an alehouse - the Cock and Pynot

William III (William of Orange 1650-1702) co-ruler of Great Britain and Ireland with wife Mary II from 1689, and sole ruler after her death in 1694

Jesuit Missionaries in Siam projecting image of a solar eclipse through telescope onto white surface, astounding the King and his court. From Voyages due Royaume de Siam, 1688

The Seven Bishops Returning from the Tower. From Engelands Godsdienst hersteld, Amsterdam, 1689. Seven Anglican bishops petitioned James II to revise his Declaration of Indulgence of 1688 which

Elstow: Birthplace and Relics of John Bunyan, 1874

Frankfurt, Germany. Etching, 1688
APOTHECARY SHOP, 1688. Frankfurt, Germany. Etching, 1688

VALPUESTA, Pedro de (1614-1688)

Bunyan (With Faith Etc)
JOHN BUNYAN Author of Pilgrims Progress and other religious works, depicted with Charity, Hope and Faith. with his autograph Date: 1628 - 1688

Bunyan (Anon)
JOHN BUNYAN Author of Pilgrims Progress and other religious works. with his autograph Date: 1628 - 1688

Bunyan in 1682
JOHN BUNYAN Author of Pilgrims Progress and other religious works. Date: 1628 - 1688

Friedrich I / Prussia / Oval
FRIEDRICH I First King of Prussia (1688- 1713); also Frederick III, Elector of Brandenburg Date: 1657 - 1713

Friedrich Wilhelm I / 1735
FRIEDRICH WILHELM I King of Prussia (1713-40) Date: 1688 - 1740

Friedrich Wilhelm I / Pen
FRIEDRICH WILHELM I King of Prussia (1713-40) Date: 1688 - 1740

FRANCE: WALLED CITY, 1688. The city of Angers on the Maine River in north-western France. Line engraving, French, 1688

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In the year 1688, a world of exploration, literature, and historical events unfolded. As depicted in a woodcut French map of the Caribbean islands from that era, this was a time when seafarers set sail to discover new lands and treasures. Among them was Henry Morgan, whose exploits as a pirate captivated imaginations during his life from 1635 to 1688. Meanwhile, another influential figure emerged in the literary realm: John Bunyan. Born in 1628 and passing away in the same year as Morgan, Bunyan's writings continue to inspire readers today. Even while imprisoned for his beliefs, he penned timeless works such as "The Pilgrim's Progress, " which takes readers on an allegorical journey through faith. During this period of history, Jacques Aymar made headlines by apprehending a thief – showcasing bravery and justice prevailing even amidst chaos. The religious landscape also saw significant moments like "The Ascension of Jesus, " reminding believers of their faith's foundations. Academic institutions thrived during this time too; Sidney Sussex College flourished around 1688 after Loggan engraved its image onto paper. Education remained vital for society's progress. Amidst all these happenings across continents were stories like "The Parable of the Seed. " This tale reminded individuals about sowing seeds metaphorically – whether it be ideas or actions – with hope for future growth and prosperity. Notably associated with this era is Mlle Marie De Guise who left her mark on society through her contributions yet remains somewhat shrouded in mystery today. Lastly but not leastly is Jeffreys (1648 - 1689), whose name echoes throughout history due to his role as Lord Chancellor under King James II. His controversial decisions shaped political landscapes at that time.