Late 17th Century Collection
Step back in time to the late 17th century, a period filled with captivating art and historical treasures
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Step back in time to the late 17th century, a period filled with captivating art and historical treasures. The House of the Seven Gables stands as a testament to this era's architectural beauty. Delve into the world of Dutch craftsmanship with a very rare Dutch Delft blue and white rectangular plaque, showcasing intricate designs that transport you to another time. Explore the vast landscapes depicted in historical maps such as the Map of Virginia and Florida, 1667, hand-colored on vellum. Immerse yourself in history through View of Limerick, c. 1750, a watercolor plan that offers glimpses into an ancient city. Art lovers will be captivated by A Spaniel, an Eagle, a Hare and a Wicker Basket with a Jay, Finches and other Birds Overlooked by two Hounds, a Mountainous Landscape Beyond - an oil painting that brings nature alive on canvas. Experience maritime adventures through Men-of-War Breaking Fishermen's Nets - an oil panel painting capturing both struggle and resilience at sea. Tobit Burying the Dead in Defiance of the Orders of Sennacherib tells tales from biblical times through its powerful depiction on canvas. Portraits hold their own allure during this period; marvel at Portrait of King Louis XIV seated full length - his embroidered blue and gold coat exuding regal elegance against his fur-trimmed hat. Captain John Avery is immortalized forever in an engraving that captures his spirit as he sailed across uncharted waters. Discover artistic intricacy within Headpiece with Marginal Floral Compositions - manuscript artistry created on thick heavy yellow paper transports us to another dimension entirely. Journey across continents with Map of Africa c. 1696 - its hand-colored engravings revealing unknown territories waiting to be explored. The Pentecost invites us into religious devotion through its manuscript creation on thick heavy yellow paper – it serves as both a spiritual and artistic masterpiece.