Xvii Century Collection

Step into the XVII century and immerse yourself in a world of grandeur and elegance

Xvii Century Collection: Chamber militia house waiting room XVII century

Chamber militia house waiting room XVII century
Chamber of the militia house A waiting room from the XVII century (title on object), In an interior three sleeping figures sit at the table. A fourth figure is smiling in the doorway

Xvii Century Collection: Rubens - La Adoration de los Reyes - Adoration of the Magi, 1610 by Peter Paul Rubens

Rubens - La Adoration de los Reyes - Adoration of the Magi, 1610 by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) in the Prado in Madrid

Xvii Century Collection: The First Civil War (1642-6) - Raising the Royal Standard at Nottingham (22 August

The First Civil War (1642-6) - Raising the Royal Standard at Nottingham (22 August 1642) - King Charles I raised his royal standard at Nottingham, officially initiating the English Civil War

Xvii Century Collection: Architectural Design Monumental Altar Composition

Architectural Design Monumental Altar Composition
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Xvii Century Collection: George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham painted by Cornelius Janssen - George Villiers

George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham painted by Cornelius Janssen - George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham (28 August 1592 - 23 August 1628)

Xvii Century Collection: Boy Blowing Bubbles (1663) - from the picture in the Royal Collection - Frans van Mieris the elder

Boy Blowing Bubbles (1663) - from the picture in the Royal Collection - Frans van Mieris the elder, Bein. ?TopFoto

Xvii Century Collection: Batemans, Kiplings House, Sussex - view of the house once owned by Rudyard Kipling

Batemans, Kiplings House, Sussex - view of the house once owned by Rudyard Kipling
Bateman s, Kiplings House, Sussex - view of the house once owned by Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) built in 1634 ?TopFoto

Petworth House in West Sussex - a view of the west front rebuilt in 1688-93 ?TopFoto

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Step into the XVII century and immerse yourself in a world of grandeur and elegance. As you enter the chamber militia house waiting room, you are greeted by a breathtaking sight - Rubens' masterpiece, "La Adoration de los Reyes. " Painted in 1610 by Peter Paul Rubens, this iconic artwork depicts the Adoration of the Magi with remarkable detail and vibrant colors. The architectural design of this monumental altar composition is truly awe-inspiring. Every intricate detail tells a story of craftsmanship and artistic brilliance. It transports you back to an era where beauty was celebrated through every brushstroke. In another corner of this time capsule, we find George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham immortalized on canvas by Cornelius Janssen. The portrait captures his regal presence and charismatic charm that made him one of the most influential figures during the XVII century. As you explore further, your eyes are drawn to Frans van Mieris's painting "Boy Blowing Bubbles" from the Royal Collection. This delightful scene encapsulates childhood innocence amidst opulent surroundings - a reminder that even in times marked by political turmoil or war like The First Civil War (1642-6), simple joys could still be found. Outside these walls lies Batemans, Kiplings House in Sussex - once owned by Rudyard Kipling himself. Its picturesque view evokes tranquility and offers a glimpse into how life might have been during this period. And just when you think it can't get any more enchanting, Petworth House appears before your eyes. Its west front rebuilt between 1688-93 stands as a testament to architectural prowess while exuding an air of majesty fit for royalty. In this journey through time, we witness not only artistry but also historical events that shaped nations. The XVII century was an era filled with cultural richness and societal transformations; its legacy lives on through these remarkable artifacts and architectural wonders.