Janssen Collection
Janssen, a name that echoes through history with various individuals leaving their mark
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Janssen, a name that echoes through history with various individuals leaving their mark. Sir Edward Coke, an influential English jurist of the 16th century, whose legacy is immortalized in a stipple engraving by James Posselwhite after Cornelis Janssen van Ceulen. The intricate details capture the essence of his wisdom and legal prowess. H Sluyter's artwork showcases Hans Jansen and his son Sacharias from around 1870. A glimpse into their lives frozen in time, reminding us of the bond between father and son that transcends generations. Pierre Janssen, an engraver himself, left behind colored engravings that captivate our imagination. His work transports us to another era where artistry was celebrated with vibrant hues and meticulous craftsmanship. Bartolomeus van Lochom's "Vertical Panel with a Man and Woman" takes us back to the early 17th century. This masterpiece invites contemplation on love, relationships, and societal norms during those times. The unknown creator's portrayal of Jansen in 1830 adds an air of mystery surrounding this figure who remains elusive yet intriguing. Who was he? What were his contributions? A medal commemorating Pierre Janssen alongside Norman Lockyer pays tribute to these French and English astronomers' groundbreaking discoveries in 1868. Their joint efforts propelled scientific knowledge forward while fostering international collaboration. Jules Pierre Cesar Janssen emerges as a prominent French astronomer in 1893—a visionary who peered into the vastness of space seeking answers to humanity's cosmic questions. John Milton Janssen leaves traces beyond just a name—an individual whose story we yearn to uncover amidst historical records waiting for rediscovery. Zacharias Janssen/W Invt captures our attention—his identity shrouded but undoubtedly linked to remarkable inventions or innovations that shaped society at large.