Jakob Collection (page 9)

The Temple of Hercules in Cori near Velletri; Jakob Philipp Hackert, German, 1737 - 1807; Italy, Europe; 1783; Gouache; 34.8 x 47 cm (13 11/16 x 18 1/2 in.)

ALABAMA CLAIMS TRIBUNAL. The representatives of the Alabama Claims tribunal, Jakob Stampfli, Federico Sclopis, Charles Francis Adams, Marcos Antonio de Araujo and Alexander Cockburn. Engraving, 1872

Jacques and Jean Bernoulli working on geometrical problems. Jacques (Jakob) Bernoulli (1654-1705) and his brother Jean (Johann) Bernoulli (1667-1748)

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) (Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy) German Romantic composer, born in Hamburg. After the portrait by Wilhelm Hensel (1794-1861)

Giacomo Meyerbeer (1791-1864) (Jakob Liebmann Beer) German composer who settled in Paris and established himself as a foremost composer of Frrench grand opera

Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) born Jakob Levy Eberst Offenbach at Cologne. German-born French opera-comique composer and conductor

FELIX MENDELSSOHN. Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, 3 February 1809 - 4 November 1847, was a German composer, pianist, organist and conductor of the early Romantic period

Saxifraga hirculus, Marsh saxifrage
Originally published in: Exoticarum aliarumque minus cognitarum Plantarum centuria prima by Breyne, Jakob (1637-1697) Published in Gedani (Danzig) 1678. Natural History Museums Botany Library

SEISENEGGER, Jakob (1505-1567). The Emperor Charles V with Hound (Kaiser Karl V mit seiner Ulmer Dogge). Oil

PRANDTAUER, JAKOB (1660-1726). MELK
PRANDTAUER, Jakob (1660-1726). Melk Abbey. 1702-1736. Monastery church. AUSTRIA. Melk. Melk Abbey. Baroque art

PHILIPP SPENER (1635-1705). German Protestant theologian. Line engraving, German, 1683

Castle and river at Burghausen, Bavaria, Germany
View of the gothic castle across the Salzach River in the city of Burghausen, south east Bavaria, Germany. The castle, on top of a ridge, is the longest castle complex in Europe

Hungarian Socialist delegation at the Stockholm Peace Conference, 1917. The delegates are: Erno Garami, Zsigmond Kunfi, Jakob Weltner, Desider Bokanyi and Erinnerungen von Buchinger

Order of St Jakob
Graaf Floris V (count of Holland) founds the order of St Jakob and bestows it on deserving citizens

Jakob Gronovius
JAKOB GRONOVIUS (Gronow) Dutch scholar, eminent in the history of language, professor of eloquence

Matthias J Schleiden
MATTHIAS JAKOB SCHLEIDEN German anatomist known for his work on cells

Jons Jakob Berzelius
JONS JAKOB BERZELIUS Swedish chemist

Jakob Fugger (Jakob Ii)
JAKOB FUGGER (JAKOB II) German financier and merchant of Augsburg, Germany; known as " The Rich". Expanded the firm founded by his father Jakob Fugger I

Jons Jacob Berzelius, Swedish chemist, considered one of the fathers of modern chemistry

Freiherr Von Gundling 1
JAKOB PAUL Freiherr von GUNDLING : German statesman and historian, treated as a buffoon at the court of Friedrich I - hence this depiction of him as Silenus

Jonas Bjornstahl
JONAS JAKOB BJORNSTAHL Swedish professor of Oriental Studies at Lund, traveler in Italy, author

Jakob Serenius
JAKOB SERENIUS Swedish churchman and writer

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"Jakob: A Timeless Tale of Valor, Intrigue, and Identity" Step into the captivating world of Jakob, a name that echoes through centuries. From the Malleus Maleficarum to the Bernouilli Brothers' groundbreaking discoveries, this enigmatic figure has left an indelible mark on history. Imagine a knight of the mid-15th century donned in battle armor, wielding weapons with unwavering determination. Jakob's bravery knows no bounds as he fearlessly faces adversaries on blood-soaked battlegrounds. But there is more to Jakob than meets the eye. Delve into his mysterious encounters with creatures like the lesser false vampire bat, Megaderma spasma – a testament to his enthralling adventures beyond mortal realms. Witness a Jewish religious procession from the 15th century unfold before your eyes. In this poignant moment of faith and tradition, Jakob stands tall amidst diversity and embraces unity. PRANDTAUER, JAKOB (1660-1726). MELK – these words etched in history speak volumes about Jakob's architectural prowess. His visionary creations continue to inspire generations even today. Travel forward in time to witness mid-18th century German male fashions worn by dashing gentlemen who emulate Jakob's timeless style and sophistication. Marvel at German pole axes and halberds from the late 15th century – formidable weapons wielded by warriors inspired by none other than our hero himself. Yet behind every legend lies secrets untold. Picture a wife kissing a young man behind her husband's back; deceit weaves its web around unsuspecting hearts even in Jakob's era. Jakob Koch and Paul Jakob Bruns are names intertwined with our protagonist’s journey - loyal companions or perhaps alter egos? Unravel their significance as you embark on this thrilling tale alongside them. Finally, behold noblemen of the late 17th century, with King in their midst.