DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1466?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Erasmus in conversation with his friends Thomas More (1478-1535), John Colet (c1467-1519), and Ammonius (possibly Thomas Linacre c1460-1524) at Oxford, c1500. Color engraving, English, 17th century
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DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1466?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Erasmus in conversation with his friends Thomas More (1478-1535), John Colet (c1467-1519), and Ammonius (possibly Thomas Linacre c1460-1524) at Oxford, c1500. Color engraving, English, 17th century
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1500 Academic Book Case Desiderius Dutch Erasmus Humanist Intellectual Oxford University Quill Study Colet Linacre
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In this color engraving from the 17th century, we are transported back to the intellectual hub of Oxford in the year 1500. The print features Desiderius Erasmus, a renowned Dutch humanist and scholar, engaged in an animated conversation with his esteemed friends Thomas More, John Colet, and possibly Ammonius (believed to be Thomas Linacre). The scene is set against a backdrop of scholarly pursuits - a bookcase filled with volumes of knowledge stands tall behind them. Erasmus holds a quill pen in his hand, symbolizing his dedication to writing and learning. These men embody the spirit of the Renaissance era as they engage in deep discussions about philosophy, literature, and theology. Their expressions reflect their passion for knowledge and their commitment to expanding intellectual horizons. Each individual brings unique perspectives to the conversation; Erasmus' wisdom shines through while More's wit adds levity. Colet's thoughtful demeanor suggests profound insights while Ammonius/Linacre contributes valuable medical expertise. This image captures not only a historical moment but also showcases the power of friendship and collaboration among great minds. It serves as a reminder that true progress is often achieved through dialogue and exchange of ideas. As we gaze upon this remarkable print by The Granger Collection, we are reminded of these extraordinary individuals who shaped our understanding of humanism during one of history's most transformative periods – an enduring testament to their lasting impact on academia and society at large.
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