Menno Collection

Menno Simons
MENNO SIMONS (Simonszoon) Dutch religious reformer, anabaptist, founder of Mennonites. Date: 1496 - 1561

Menno Simons, Dutch Anabaptist religious leader, (1854). Portrait of religious reformer Simons (1496-1561), from whom the religious body known as Mennonites takes its name

United States. Kansas. Mennonite religious service outside the hut. Colored engraving of the newspaper Frank Leslies (1875)

Menno Van Coehorn
Baron MENNO VAN COEHORN (or Coehoorn) Dutch military commander and engineer. Date: 1634 - 1704

Menno Van Coehorn - 2
Baron MENNO VAN COEHORN (or Coehoorn) Dutch military commander and engineer, depicted heroically with mailed fist resting on cannons mouth... Date: 1634 - 1704

MENNO SIMONS (1496-1561). Dutch religious reformer. Lithograph, American, c1850

Portrait of Baron Menno van Coehoorn, Cornelis Apeus, 1665 - 1688

Portrait of Menno Simons, Louis E. F. Garreau, Martinus Nieuwenhuyzen Cornelis Focking
Portrait of Menno Simons, Louis E.F. Garreau, Martinus Nieuwenhuyzen Cornelis Focking, 1788

Portrait of Menno Simons, Jan van de Velde (II), Hans Passchiers van Wesbusch, 1623 - 1641

MENNO SIMONS (1496-1561). Dutch religious reformer. Lithograph, American, c1850

Christ and abbot Mena from Egypt, Bawit, tempera painting
Egyptian civilization, Coptic Period, 7th century A.D. Christ and abbot Mena, tempera painting. From Bawit

Mennonite Meeting
A meeting of Mennonites - followers of Dutch anabaptist Simon Menno - in Hamburg. The scene depicted is the benediction following a baptism

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Menno Simons, a Dutch Anabaptist religious leader born in 1496, played a significant role in the history of Christianity. Known for his strong beliefs and teachings, he became a prominent figure during the Reformation era. Menno Simons' influence extended far beyond his time, as evidenced by the lithograph from c1850 depicting him as a reformer. In Kansas, United States, Mennonite religious services were held outdoors to honor their faith and traditions. These gatherings showcased the enduring legacy Simons' teachings and their impact on communities across borders. Another notable figure named Menno Van Coehorn emerged in history. A portrait painted by Cornelis Apeus captures Baron Menno van Coehoorn's commanding presence. This military strategist left an indelible mark on warfare tactics during his time. The name "Menno" carries with it a rich tapestry of historical significance and artistic representation. Portraits created by Louis E. F. Garreau, Martinus Nieuwenhuyzen Cornelis Focking, Jan van de Velde (II), Hans Passchiers van Wesbusch, and Cornelis Koning immortalize Menno Simons throughout different periods. Even beyond these portraits lies another intriguing artwork - Christ and abbot Mena from Egypt depicted in Bawit's tempera painting. Though unrelated to Menno Simons directly, this piece serves as a reminder that individuals like him have shaped religion worldwide throughout centuries. From religious leaders like Menno Simons to military strategists such as Baron Menno van Coehoorn or even depictions of spiritual figures like abbot Mena from Egypt - all bearing the name "Menno" - each represents unique stories that intertwine with human history itself.