Justinus Collection

Portrait of Roman Emperor Justinian I
Roman Emperor Justinian I, 482-565. Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus Augustus, known as Justinian the Great and also Saint Justinian the Great, Byzantine Emperor, Eastern Roman Emperor

Portrait of Roman Emperor Anastasius I
Roman Emperor Anastasius I, 431-518. Flavius Anastasius Augustus, Byzantine Emperor. Copperplate engraving from Abraham Bogaerts De Roomsche Monarchy, The Roman Monarchy, Francois Salma, Utrecht, 1697

Klecksography
Klecksographie of Justinus Kerner, the art of making pictures out of ink blots on folded paper. Date: prob. mid 19th century

Jac Kerner / Dittmarsch
JUSTINUS ANDREAS CHRISTIAN KERNER German poet and physician Date: 1786 - 1862

Kerner / Uhland / Schwab
JUSTINUS ANDREAS CHRISTIAN KERNER German poet and physician with Uhland and Gustav Schwab, with whom he formed the Swabian School of poetry Date: 1786 - 1862

Jac Kerner / Weinsberg Hom
JUSTINUS ADREAS CHRISTIAN KERNER Home at Weinsberg of the German poet and physician: it became a literary mecca Date: 1786 - 1862

Sebald Justinus Brugmans
SEBALD JUSTINUS BRUGMANS Dutch doctor Date: 1763 - 1819

Jac Kerner / Schroter
JUSTINUS ANDREAS CHRISTIAN KERNER German poet and physician Date: 1786 - 1862

Justinus Martyr
JUSTINUS Philosopher and martyr Date: 100 - 165

Friederike Hauffe
FRIEDERIKE HAUFFE The Seeress of Prevorst German countrywoman, patient of Justinus Kerner, who displayed remarkable psychic phenomena Date: 1801 - 1829

Justinus Hardesheim
JUSTINUS HARDESHEIM German statesman of Nuremberg. Date: 1584 - 1646

Justin Martyr
JUSTINUS Philosopher and martyr

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Justinus, a name that echoes through history, carries with it tales of great minds and influential figures. From Justin Martyr, the renowned philosopher and early Christian apologist, to Jac Kerner and Dittmarsch who left their artistic imprints on canvas. In the world of art, Klecksography takes center stage as an innovative technique pioneered by Kerner, Uhland, and Schwab. Their strokes create mesmerizing patterns that captivate the eye. And in Weinsberg Hom's portrait of Roman Emperor Justinian I, we witness the power and grandeur of ancient rulers. But let us not forget Anastasius I; his portrait stands tall alongside Justinian's. Both emperors shaped history with their policies and conquests. The brushstrokes capture their essence for eternity. Sebald Justinus Brugmans emerges from this tapestry as a prominent figure in science. His contributions to botany paved the way for future discoveries in plant life. Schroter too finds his place among these luminaries; his work resonates within scientific circles. Yet amidst all these notable names lies another Justinus - one whose story remains untold but no less intriguing: Justinus Martyr. A man whose faith led him to defend Christianity against its critics during a time when believers faced persecution. Friederike Hauffe adds her own touch to this narrative as she brings forth stories of resilience and determination embodied by individuals like Justinus Hardesheim – those who fought against adversity with unwavering courage. The name "Justinus" encompasses more than just a company or individual; it represents a legacy woven into different realms – philosophy, artistry, leadership, science – each thread contributing to humanity's rich tapestry throughout centuries past.