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1497 Collection (page 6)

In the year 1497, a remarkable blend of art, satire, and historical events unfolded across Europe and Russia

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1497 Collection: Reign Henry VII: Testing weights and measures. At bottom right measures which do
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1497 Collection: Benedetto da Majano, Florence (ja), 1442 - Florence, 1497. Filippo Strozzi (1426-1491)
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1497 Collection: The seizure of Atahualpa at Cajamarca by J. M. Moreau junior. Spaniards taking Inca
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1497 Collection: Hans Holbein the Younger 1497 or 1498 - 1543 (artist), Portrait of Sir Brian Tuke, oil on pane
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1497 Collection: The Risen Christ appearing to the king of Spain (Ferdinand II of Aragon and Ferdinand
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1497 Collection: Historical length standards C016 / 2046
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1497 Collection: A doctor inspects the urine sample of a female patient with syphilis while his colleague applies a
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1497 Collection: Woodcut, German, 1497
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1497 Collection: Hortus Sanitatis, Jacob Meidenbach, 1497 edition
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1497 Collection: HOLBEIN, Hans, the Younger (1497-1547); Erasmus, Desiderius
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1497 Collection: LE MOITURIER, Pierre Antoine (1425-1497)
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1497 Collection: The game of het kolven, a precursor to golf, played in the Netherlands. Woodcut, French, 1497
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1497 Collection: SCRIBE: PAOLO ATTAVANTI. Woodcut from Paolo Attavantis Breviarium totius juris canonici, Milan
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1497 Collection: TRIAL OF WEIGHTS, 1497. Trial of weights and measures at the exchequer during the reign of King
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1497 Collection: VASCO DA GAMA taking leave from King Manuel of Portugal at his departure from Lisbon for India
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1497 Collection: JOHN CABOT (1450-1498) claiming Labrador in the name of King Henry VII of England in 1497
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1497 Collection: DURER: FOUR WITCHES, 1497. The Four Witches. Line engraving, 1497, by Albrecht Durer
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1497 Collection: Luther Goes to School
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1497 Collection: Wound sites, 15th century artwork
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1497 Collection: The Sun, 15th Century artwork
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1497 Collection: John Heywood
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1497 Collection: Jf Fernel / Larmessin
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1497 Collection: Matthew / Wills Cig Card
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1497 Collection: Cabot Sails from Bristol
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1497 Collection: Vasco Da Gama Ships
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1497 Collection: Melancthon (Holbein)
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1497 Collection: Francesco Berni
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1497 Collection: George Stanley Strange
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1497 Collection: Melancthon (Mezzotint)
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1497 Collection: Jf Fernel / Anon
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1497 Collection: Paranormal / Astrology


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In the year 1497, a remarkable blend of art, satire, and historical events unfolded across Europe and Russia. One such illustration that captured the essence of this era was found in Sebastian Brant's book Ship of Fools. Created anonymously, this satirical artwork provided a glimpse into society's follies. Meanwhile, medical practices were evolving as evidenced by a medical prescription from that time. The study of medicine became intertwined with advancements in various fields like art and science. It was also during this period that Philipp Schwarzerd, known as Melanchthon (1497-1560), made significant contributions to education and theology. The political landscape saw Lady Catherine Gordon standing before King Henry VII. Her presence symbolized the intricate alliances formed between countries during this era. Another notable figure was Perkin Warbeck who sought refuge at Beaulieu Abbey in the New Forest amidst political turmoil. Artistic brilliance thrived as Leonardo da Vinci delved into his studies while leaving an indelible mark on history through his works like Codex Atlanticus. Simultaneously, Johannes Gutenberg's printing press revolutionized communication by making books more accessible to people across Europe. Catherine of Aragon emerged as a prominent figure during these times when she ascended to become Queen of England in 1485 until her death in 1536. Her influence extended beyond her role as queen and left an enduring legacy. Alexander Barclay's English translation of The Ship of Fools shed light on societal issues prevalent at the time through engravings depicting tales bearers, false reporters, promoters of strife, and those who refused to acknowledge their own foolishness or fought against stronger opponents. Hieronymus Brunschwig's Book of Cirurgia showcased advancements in surgical techniques through lithographs—a testament to progress not only in medicine but also technology itself. The year 1497 encapsulated an era marked by artistic expression, scientific breakthroughs, political intricacies, and societal introspection.