Historical Ceremonial Events

Etchings depicting significant historical ceremonies, including coronations and papal events, showcasing ornate settings and figures from history.

The grand coronation of Henry VI (1421 - 1471) in Paris(1431), here he is being crowned King of France, having be crowned King of England in 1429.

Beaty statement of a saint in St. Peter's Basilica, Hendrik Elandt, 1700 - 1705 print Beaty of a holy, face of the ceremony in the choir of the St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. paper etching / engraving ceremonial celebrations ~ pope St. Peter's basilica

The grand coronation of Henry VI (1421 - 1471) in Paris(1431), here he is being crowned King of France, having be crowned King of England in 1429.

Envoy of Hendrik IV at the Pope, 1595; Series 4: French, German and English events, 1576-1610. The envoys of King Henry IV of France at the Pope, 23 September 1595. Bishop of Peron and Mr. Ossal men kneel and kiss the feet of the pope. At this conversion to Catholicism, Pope Clemens viii relieves the French king. Links The arrival of the envoys in the Sint Pieter, in the background the angel castle. With caption of 16 lines in German. Unnumbered.

Peace of Westminster, April 15, 1654, Anonymous, 1654 print Peace between United Provinces and England, closed in Westminster, on April 15, 1654, which ends the first English war. Open hall or column in a palace with a table in the foreground, around which a few people with a lifted hand swear. At the top two angels with weapons from the Republic and England. In the caption Five four -line verses. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper engraving signing of peace treaty, concluding the peace. swearing an oath (with two fingers raised) Westminster

Willem III lays down the oath during the coronation, 1689; King William III lays the eats or on the Queen's Bible; Englants Schoustenel imagending the Glorieuse voids with the croons of William III and Maria II to King and Queen of Great Brittany and Vrankryk and Yrlant, etc. II part .. During the kroning ceremony, William III lays the oath on the Bible, Maria kisses the Bible , April 21, 1689. Part of the 'Engeants stage' series over the Glorious Revolution 1688-1689 (second part). With captions in Dutch and French.

Communion / Last Communion, Bernard Picart (workshop of), 1722 print Leaf with two performances of the Roman Catholic Sacrament of the Eucharist. Above: men and women kneel to receive holy communion. A priest gives a man the host. Below: a dying man is administered by a priest the last communion or the viaticum. Around the bed the family members and housemates kneel from the dying person. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving the Eucharist ~ the fourth of the seven sacraments. last communion, administering of the Holy Viaticum

Oursiere, Pr., Amsterdam, Waldorp, Antoni, Verlouw, Jacob, Huyssteen, Arend van, Belkom, Eleke van, Fokke, Simon, Image of the baptism ceremony of Willem den V. held in The Hague in the Groote Kerk on 11 April 1748, verso - stamped, Image of the baptism ceremony of Willem den V. held in The Hague in the Groote Kerk on 11 April 1748. 1748, print, prints, Baptism of Prince William V, 1748, height 174 mm, width 262 mm, height 520 mm, width 395 mm, Northern Netherlands, 1712-09-01 - 1784-04-10, print maker, printmaker, 1748 - 1748, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, Work conception, after own design by, Publication (Event), Publication, Dutch, publisher, writer

Coronation of the Emperor. (IT)

Partial meal from Belsassar; History of Daniel; Thesaurus Sacrarum historiarum Veteris Testamenti (...). Belsassar's feast, king of Babylon, with his hole and women. Belsassar, seen on the back at the head of the table, sees a writing appearance. On the table are the stolen cups and scales from the Temple of Jerusalem. At the top right stand trumpets on the balcony. Under the show a reference in Latin to the Bible text in. 5.

Ceremony // of the loyalty oath presentation ... (IFF 817) (registered title)

H. Hilarius van Poitiers, Church teacher; Hilarius, Bishop of Poitiers, Word Na Phrygien in exile versondon.the Holy Church teacher Hilarius or Poitiers, Standing on a base. On The Front The Scene in Which He is Sent by Emperor Julianus in Exile. Print In The Mid Top Labeled: III. Part Page: 293.

Procession in Moses and Aäronk church in Amsterdam, 1784; Procession in the Moses and Aarones Church in Amsterdam; Religions.

The sacrament of the Roman Catholic church: confirmation. Etching after B. Picart.

. Sheet with six representations of penalties, excommunication and recovery in the Roman Catholic Church. Top left: a bishop is disengaged by taking the miter. At the top right: recovery for someone who has been disappointed. Bottom left: An excommunication is pronounced, after which the candles are blown out. Right Middle: Recovery for a banning or ecommunicated. Bottom left: Restoration of a heretic. At the bottom right: a heretic is led by the bishop to the altar.

Plate H: Election and Coronation of Emperor Maximilian II 1612 Anonymous, German, 17th century Holy Roman Emperor from July 25, 1565 - October 12, 1576.CoronationsPrague: September 20, 1562Frankfurt: November 24, 1562Pressburg: September 8, 1563. Plate H: Election and Coronation of Emperor Maximilian II 699517

Disruption of a sermon and the church father Origenes who teach the catechism, Jan Luyken, 1700 print Two performances on a plate. Above: Interior of a church. A priest preaches in the sermon. Several audience disturb his sermon by clapping in their hands. Below: Kerkvader Origenes teaches the catechism to a group of students. Amsterdam paper etching the early Christian Churches, e.g. Armenians, Copts, Syrians. catechism. religious instruction of laity, e.g. Sunday School. preaching (in general). applause; 'claque'. postures and gestures of hand and fingers. disturbance of religious service

Marriage of Karel Christiaan van Nassau-Weilburg to Princess Carolina, 1760, 1760 print Marriage of Karel Christiaan van Nassau-Weilburg with Princess Carolina in the Grote Kerk in The Hague, March 5, 1760. On the right the pastor in the pulpit, before that Prince Willem V and his guardian the Duke of Brunswijk. Marked at the top right: p. 82. Northern Netherlands satin etching / engraving marriage ~ Protestant service

Census in Bethlehem, Jan Luyken, 1700 print The census in Bethlehem. Rows of people join an office to have their name included in the register. In the foreground, Maria and Joseph sign up to an official who writes their names. Amsterdam paper etching the people's census at Bethlehem: Mary and Joseph are registered

. Sheet with three performances with the Lutherans of Augsburg. Above-top: A baby is baptized in the Lutheran Church of Augsburg by the pastor. At the top right: a pastor connects a few in real life. Below: a funeral procession in Augsburg.

Corpent of Charles VI to King of Bohemen, Leonard Schenk, After Adolf van der Laan, 1727 print In the Throne Hall in Prague, the later Emperor Charles VI is crowned King Charles II of Bohemia by the Pope (). Bottom left a four -line text in Dutch with an explanation of the show and on the right a less extensive, two -line explanation in Latin. Amsterdam paper etching during the coronation Prague

Engagement and palm buttons; Felicitation Telle Qu'on La Fait, Aux Fiancés A Amsterdam / Ceremony Appellée Chez Les Hollandois Palm Knoopen. Sheet with two performances of the preparations at a Reformed marriage. Above: the fiance couple holds a reception for the wedding day, with them and their parents are congratulations through family and acquaintances. Below: two days before the wedding day, bridesmaids, bridal breakers, family and friends are together for the palm buttons. The branches of the periwinkle are silver plated, gold-plated and knotted and the space is decorated with it.

Installation of new pastors, catechization and confession at the Lutherans in Augsburg, Bernard Picart (workshop of), After Catharina Heckel-Sperling, 1732 print Leaf with five performances of use with the Lutherans of Augsburg. Upstairs: In the St. Anna Church of Augsburg, a new pastor is blessed by putting his hands on him. In the middle left: A new pastor is installed in the church of St. Jacobus of Augsburg. In the middle of the right: Children receive catechesis from a pastor in the church of the minorites in Augsburg. Bottom left: A preacher takes the confession in the St. Anna church of Augsburg. At the bottom right: A preacher expresses absolution about the churchgoers in the St Anna Church of Augsburg. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving organizational aspects ~ Protestant churches. inauguration, consecration of person(s) ~ church. catechism. confession; 'Confessione Sacramentale' (Ripa) ~ the third of the seven sacraments. absolution, forgiveness of sins ~ part of the confess

Presentation of Christ in the Temple, Lucas van Doechum, After Gerard van Groeningen, 1585 print In the temple there is a group of people around the altar. The high priest Simeon keeps the Christ child in his arms. Maria presents the bird cage with two young pigeons. In the background you can see how Maria walks with the child in her arms to Simeon. Under the show a reference in Latin to the Bible text in Luc. 2. Antwerp paper etching / engraving presentation of the Christ-child in the temple, usually Simeon (and Anna) present (Luke 2:22-39)

The coronation of the prince and princess to king and queen of England, 1689; D'Prins and Princesse van Orangie, are crowned to king and queen of Englant Vranckrijck and Yerlant. The coronation of the Prince Willem III and Princess Mary to King and Queen of England, April 21, 1689. Coronation ceremony in a full Westminster Abbey. With legend A-H. Signature at the top right: Fig 12.

Amsterdam, Schuurman, Dirk, Northern Netherlands, Image of the Gasthuis Church in Amsterdam, First sermon for the Restored Lutheran Church in the Gasthuis Church in Amsterdam, 1791, verso - stamped, First sermon for the Restored Lutheran Church (Evangelical Lutheran Church) by the preacher Johannes Hamelau in the Gasthuiskerk in Amsterdam, 3 August 1791. Full church interior with the preacher in the pulpit., print, prent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 240 mm, width 180 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1791 - 1791, paper, papier, etching, etchings, Publication (Event), Publicatie, nederlands, publisher

A service in the Rotunda in Blackfriars Road, a meeting place for independent worshippers. Date: 1820

The sacrifice of Zacharias; The life of John the Baptist. View of an altar in a round temple. Zacharias kneels for the altar and waves a censer. On the left is an angel who does the prediction of the birth of John the Baptist. Many bystanders look at the scene. Under the show a verse in Latin and quotes from Bible books.

Choir of Westminster Abbey with the corpse ceremony for the Queen, 1695, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1695 print Large representation of the choir of Westminster Abbey where the corpse ceremony is held for the queen. At the front of the coffin with the Queen's body. At the top of the show an allegorical cartouche with the assignment to Algernon, Count of Essex. The print is used as an illustration in Samuel Gruterus, Funeralia Mariae II Britanniarum, Haarlem 1695. print maker: Northern Netherlandsafter drawing by: Londonpublisher: Amsterdam paper etching funerary ceremonial. public funeral London. Westminster Abbey

Popielec and the way the Eucharist is given in two forms; Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); 1724 (1724-00-00-1724-00-00);

CREAT OF WILLEM III, 1689, Jan LUYKEN, 1689 print The coronation of William III and Maria II Stuart as King and Queen of England, April 21, 1689. Crown ceremony in a full Westminster Abbey. Marked at the top right: third part. fol. 123. Amsterdam paper etching during the coronation Westminster Abbey

Scene during the coronation of Maria Theresa to the Queen of Bohemia in Prague on May , sword loan, Elias Baeck -, Copper Engraver

George I of Great Britain, Leonard Schenk, after Adolf van der Laan, 1727 print A priest embraces the dying or deceased George I of Great Britain on his deathbed. Subspring courtiers are ready. Bottom left a five -line text in Dutch with an explanation of the performance and on the right a similar, six -line explanation in Latin. Amsterdam paper etching deathbed. priest at the bed of a dying person ~ extreme unction

Saint Januarius: ceremony marking the liquefaction of his blood in Naples cathedral. Etching by G. Martini and L. Germain and engraving by B. Nicolet, after L.J. Desprez.

Sermon in the end of the church; Le Pautre, Jean (1618-1682), Mariette, Pierre (1634-1716; m.); around 1660-OK. 1670 (1601-00-00-1700-00-00);

Circumcision in Portuguese Jews and the return of the firstborn, Bernard Picart (workshop or), After Bernard Picart, 1722 print Leaf with two performances of Jewish customs around birth. Above: A boy of eight days old is circumcised. The circumcision is performed by the Mohel, who is kneeling in front of the newborn. All around spectators and in the background in another room the mother of the child. Below: the release or feedback of the firstborn son. A descendant of Aaron keeps the newborn son on the arm. According to Jewish use, firstborn sons are dedicated to God and intended for the priesthood. The father offers the man a bowl of coins to buy his son from this. The child's mother is in a chair. Under the images an explanation in French. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving 'berit milah', circumcision ~ Jewish ceremonies. 'pidyon ha-ben', redemption of the first-born son ~ Jewish ceremonies. 'pidyon ha-ben', redemption of the first-born son ~ Jewish ceremonies

Copper engraving by Caspar Luyken from 1703 depicting Emperor Joseph I worshiping the Eucharist in front of a poor hospital in a Vienna suburb, showing emperor, clergy, and hospital building.

Lodewijk Ernst, Duke Van Brunswijk explains the oath as a fieldmaarschalk, 1759. Lodewijk Ernst, Duke of Brunswijk-Wolfenbüttel, lay down the oath as a fieldmaarschalk, 1759. This may be about his oath as a guardian of the minor prince Willem V 1759. Ceremony during a states meeting.

Holy Vormel / other for the ceremony of the Holy Vormel, Bernard Picart (workshop or), 1723 print Leaf with two performances of the Roman Catholic Sacrament of the Confirmation. Above: The bishop forms a child by making a cross on the forehead with ointment oil. Peetparents stand in line with children, so that the children can receive the design. The children who are formed get a linen tire knotted around the forehead. Below: a child kneels, supported by his godfather, in front of the bishop and receives the blessing and the molding. The name of a formation is recorded on the left in the foreground. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving confirmation ~ the second of the seven sacraments

First General Meeting of the Society for Nut of 't Algemeen, 1790, Cornelis Brouwer, 1790 print The first general meeting of the Society for Nut of General. Held on 10 August in the Oude Lutheran Church in Amsterdam. Church interior in which the members are collected for the meeting. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving learned society, academy of sciences Old Lutheran Church

Gambling, Raffle, The Lottery of Henricus van Soest in Antwerp, 1695, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Preacher with beard on pulpit, anonymous, after Jean Lepautre, 1675 - 1711 print A bearded preacher is on the left on a pulpit or pulpit. To the ground are listeners. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving pulpit, ambo, chancel

Six illustrations showing the stages of the bishop's consecration; Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); 1722 (1722-00-00-1722-00-00);

A richly dressed family, consisting of parents and six children, at a set table, praying before the meal. The parents and several children seated, the youngest standing. Two children seen from the back, the right with a slate attached to its belt. In the foreground left, a crib in front of a bedstead. The triptych above the chimney has the worship of Christ by the shepherds on the center panel, the panel on the right the Fall and the panel on the left the crucifixion of Christ. The painting above the doorway depicts the baptism of Christ. The stained glass windows depict from left to right: Tobias and the fish, the marriage of Tobias and Sarah, and the healing of Tobit. The meal prayer here is related to the text of Psalm 128, which talks about a man who is blessed with a fruitful wife and children around his table. Below the image the text of Ps. 128 in Dutch and French., Prayer for the Meal, print maker: Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), (mentioned on object), Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), (

The seraglio (vol. I, pl. 18) , Harems, Dance. Holt Collection

Two show on a plate. Above: The H. Basilius is related to a large table with all the arms of the community. He has invited the poor to share a meal. Below: Christ is kneeling for the apostle Peter and washes his feet. Around them the other students of Christ.

Opening of the Synod of Dordrecht, 1618, Anonymous, After François Schillemans, 1619 - c. 1670 print The opening of the National Synod in Dordrecht on November 13, 1618. Face in the main hall of the Kloveniersdoelen with all those present and spectators. paper etching organizations, assemblies, etc. in Protestant churches. political meeting, propaganda meeting Kloveniersdoelen

Funeral of Christina, Queen of Sweden, Nicolas Dorigny, after Simone Felice Delino, c. 1689 print Funeral of Queen Christina van Sweden in the Chiesa Nuova (also known as Santa Maria in Vallicella) in Rome. Letters with explanatory text in the lower margin. Print is part of an album. paper etching ruler, sovereign - BB - female ruler. public funeral. interior of church New Church. Rome

Baptism of Ernst Casimir van Oranje-Nassau, 1822; Baptismal baptism celebrated in Amsterdam den 18den Juny 1822. To Willem Alexander Fredrik Ernst Casimir, fourth son of the Prince of Orange. Baptism of Ernst Casimir, Prince of Oranje-Nassau, June 18, 1822 in the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam. Ernst Casimir was the fourth son of the later Dutch king William II and Anna Paulowna. Baptismal ceremony in a full church. DS. Dermout. The members of the royal house are central, on the right their seats. The guests are sitting on the front and background.

Scenes of the Contemporary Dutch Church (from Ceremonies et coutumes religeuses de tous les peuples dumonde). Artist: Bernard Picart, French, 1673-1733

Translation of two so-called ribs of St. Romain, November 7. 1790. (IT)

Moroccan envoy on hearing at the States General, 1770; Hearing van den Maroccan envoy, at the state general.The Moroccan Envoy on Hearing at the States General, September 6, 1770.

Baptism of Prince Willem V, 1748, 1748 print Baptismal ceremony of Prince William V in the Grote Kerk in The Hague, April 11, 1748. William IV holds the child during baptism. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving Baptism ~ Protestant service Big church

Great St. Mary's Church, Cambridge: interior towards the west end. Line engraving by J. Le Keux, 1824, after J.P. Neale.

Session of the Hogerhuis during the Convention, 1689, 1689 print Session of the Hogerhuis during the convention convened by King William III, February 1, 1689. In the middle and left and right the Lords are on benches. At the front of the clerks around a table. The chair for the king is empty. Under the plate in five columns a verse (signed J.B.N.) and the legend 1-13. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Upper House, Senate Houses of Parliament

Lost son dressed by his father, Abraham Bosse, 1636 - 1637 print In a richly upholstered interior, an old man, the father of the lost son, with feathers on the head, sits on the left in the foreground, on a chair. For him two women who show him a wide lace flat collar. The son is in Hemd and Kniebroek and is helped in a wambuis by a servant. A young servant holds his cloak. His beret with plume is on a table. Paris paper etching / engraving the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32). clothes, costume (+ men's clothes). clothes, costume (+ women's clothes). wall-covering. clothing for the upper part of the body (DOUBLET) (+ men's clothes). clothing for the upper part of the body (DOUBLET) (+ dressing, putting on clothes). neck-gear: collar (+ men's clothes). head-gear: hat (+ men's clothes). clothing for the upper part of the body (with NAME) (+ men's clothes). trousers, breeches, etc. (BREECHES) (+ men's clothes). coat (+ men's clothes). shoes, sandals (+ men's clothes). dressing

Prelaten in the choir of Sint Pieter in Rome, Alessandro Specchi, 1691 print View of the conclave of cardinals in the seat in the choir of the Sint-Pietersbasiliek in Vatican City. The show is framed by a drapery and a legend at the bottom. In the middle of a cartouche with an assignment in Italian. print maker: Italypublisher: RomeVaticaanstad paper etching interior of church. conclave ~ Roman Catholic church St. Peter's basilica

Lodewijk Ernst, Duke of Brunswijk takes the oath as Field Marshal, 1759, Reinier Vinkeles (I), After Jacobus Buys, 1789 print Lodewijk Ernst, Duke of Brunswijk-Wolfenbüttel, takes the oath as Field Marshal, 1759. This may be about his oath as guardian of the minor Prince Willem V in 1759. Ceremony during a States meeting. paper etching / engraving new ruler taking the oath The Hague

Processie in Antwerpen; Procession a Anvers pour l'administration des Malades.Figures run in procession through Antwerp. After the lantern carriers and musicians, the canopy follows the priest who wears the mislect. The ordinary people are running at the back.

Administration of the Zimsel in the church at the Beguinage in Amsterdam, 1792. View in the interior of the church at the Begijnhof in Amsterdam where Cesare Brancadoro, Archbishop of Nisibi, administer the Zicht to the Begijnen, 10 June 1792.

Baptism ceremony of S.A. m (GR) The Duke of Bordeaux, at the metropolis on 1 (ER) May 1821. (IT)

Exorcism of evil spirits from Nicole Obry by Bishop Jean de Bours in the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Laon, 8 February 1566. After an engraving in Jean Boulaeses Manuel de la victoire du corps de Dieu sur lesprit malin, Paris, 1575. Excorcisme dune demoniaque a Notre-Dame de Laon, par leveque de cette ville. Woodcut by Etienne Huyot and Jules Huyot from Paul Lacroixs La Vie Militaire et Religieuse au Moyen Age et a lEpoque de la Renaissance, Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Paris, 1873.

HUGH LATIMER bishop of Worcester, burnt at Oxford under Mary I : here depicted preaching to Edward VI at Westminster, circa 1550 Date: 1485 - 1555

Mudarra and his riders repent to Christianity and are baptized; Historia Septem Infantium de Lara / Historia de los Siete Infantes de Lara; The seven infants of Lara. Explanatory numbers in the show. Caption in Spanish and Latin.

Koning op zijn troon.A king seated on his throne appeals to nationals. In the crosses of the ornamental frame harpies.

The wedding in Kana. View in a large room with the wedding in Kana. On the left is a long table to which the wedding guests are and Christ at the head. Maria is next to Christ and tells him that the wine is on. In the foreground Right fill the wine barrels with water. A banderole with text in undermarge.

Funeral by Anna van Hannover in the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft, 1759. Funeral by Anna van Hannover, Princess of Oranje-Nassau, in the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft on February 23, 1759. The interior of the church and the praise of Willem van Oranje is Illuminated with countless candles. Design for a print.

'AssemblŽe des Francs-Masons pour la RŽception des Matres'. Freemasonry Assembly to receive the Masters. Engraving for the work 'Nouveau catŽchisme des francs-maons' of LŽonard Gabanon, 1740. Etching. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. National Historical Archive of Madrid.

Print made by John Baptist Jackson, 1701-1780, British, The Marriage of Cana (left sheet), 1740. Chiaroscuro woodcut.

Coronation of Charles X.

A festive procession in honour of George III in St. Paul's Cathedral on St. George's day, led by George III. Line engraving by J. Neagle after E. Dayes.

Christ shown to the people (ECCE Gay); The Great Passion. Christ is shown to a jelly crowd of people, standing on a bordes. This print is a counterprint (contre-épreuve) of a print that is part of the unfinished print series 'The Great Passion', consisting of 7 scenes from the suffering story.

A perspective view of Westminster Abbey, from the high altar to the west end, shewing the manner of his Majesty's crowning.. Prints. 1761. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection. churches , England , London, Westminster Abbey, George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820 , Coronation, Coronations , Great Britain

Parable of the workers in the vineyard, Martinus Peirt, Etienne Fessard (Possible), After Rembrandt van Rijn, in or after 1767 print France paper engraving / etching the labourers in the vineyard ~ parable of Christ (Matthew 20:1-16)

The King accepting the Constitution in the middle of the National Assembly. September 14, 1791. (IT)

Funeral procession where the gentlemen in the foreground, seen from behind, are dressed in black mourning clothes Monks and priests walk in front of the bier On the right, citizens looking on, Burying the Dead Ensevelir les Morts Les sept oeuvres de mis, print maker: Abraham Bosse, (mentioned on object), Abraham Bosse, (mentioned on object), publisher: Jean Leblond (I), (mentioned on object), Paris, 1640 - 1642, paper, engraving, etching, h 260 mm × w 314 mm

Funerals at the Reformed people in Amsterdam and The Hague, ca. 1730, Bernard Picart (Possible), After Bernard Picart, 1732 - 1736 print Leaf with two performances of funeral parades as usual at the Reformed in Amsterdam, The Hague and other Dutch cities, ca. 1730. Above: a funeral procession in Amsterdam, where the box is worn by men. Below: a funeral procession in The Hague, where the coffin is on a carriage. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving funerary ceremonial. cortege, funeral procession Amsterdam. The Hague

Funeral of the Schout Dog Bondt, 1634; Begreefenis van den Dog van Schout Bond, Maer a real Plainty signed. Burial Tijter, the Dog of Leiden Schout Mr. Willem de Bondt, January 29, 1634. Funeral procession of various people in mourning clothes, including the schout, to lead a violent perservant of the remonstrants. Under the show a text in two columns with a description of the state of affairs.

THE HOUSE OF LORDS

The Synod of Dordrecht, François Schillemans, 1618 - 1619 print The opening of National Synod in Dordrecht on November 13, 1618. The show shows the large room of the Kloveniersdoelstoel with all those present and spectators. The participants in the Synod are indicated by figures, but the corresponding legend is missing from this copy. The Latin title, which has been applied above the performance, the engraver's assignment to Prince Maurits and the Ode van Lansberg, are also missing. The print has been added to a verse of Jacob Cats from 1619 entitled 'Ghedicht on the Memedenck-Weerdige National Synod, held as Dordrecht, anno 1618. Ende 1619'. (see RP-P-OB-77.278A). Northern Netherlands paper engraving organizations, assemblies, etc. in Protestant churches Kloveniersdoelen

Liturgy of the miracle of the Holy Fire during the Orthodox Easter in Jerusalem in the Basilica of the Holy Tomb (the people are waiting for the patriarch before the Lord's grave and the distribution of great fire); Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); 1730; 1723-1743 (edition) (1730-00-00-1743-00-00);

Signing the peace treaty between France and the German emperor, 5 February 1679. Signing the peace treaty between France and the German emperor in the town hall of Nijmegen, at ten o'clock in the evening February 5, 1679. Interior with a group of men standing around A candlelight table. Negotiators are mentioned: grave Strattmann, Marquis de Croissy (Colbert), Comte d'Estrades, the bishop of Gurk, grave Kinsky, and the empty seat of the Comte d'Avaux. In the margin the legend 1-5.

The death of the queen, 1695; Die of the Queen's; The death and corporation of Maria II Stuart, Queen of England, 1695. The death bed of the Queen of England. The print is as illustration used in Samuel Gruterus, Funeralia Mariae II Britanniarum, Haarlem 1695.

Christ's guest at Simon de Phariseeër, Cornelis Galle (I), After Cigoli, c. 1590 - 1610 print Christ is a guest in the house of Simon de Pharisee. He is at the table while Maria Magdalena oints his feet and dries her hair. Two employees stand in front of the table and bring bowls with roast poultry. Under the show a verse in Latin. Italy paper engraving a woman washes Christ's feet with her tears, and wipes them with her hair

Feast of Belsassar. Belsassar's feast, king of Babylon, with his hole and women. Belsassar, seen on the back, scary of the writing hand appearing in front of the wall above the port. On the table are the stolen cups and scales from the Temple of Jerusalem. At the bottom of the margin a text in Latin.

Masquerades and Operas Burlington Gate A facsimile of Hogarths engraving from The Works of Hogarth published London 1833

Scenes from Zechariah 14 Title page for Abrahami Tgilde, Zechariae caput XIV. lucubrationes, 1716 Lvcvbrationes in Zach: XIV (title on object), Five scenes with scenes from the Bible book Zechariah 14. Above left a medallion with the conquest and destruction of Jerusalem (Zech. 14: 1-4). At the top right a medallion with the split of the Mount of Olives (Zech. 14: 4-5). In the middle at the top a square frame with the coming of God on earth (Zech. 14: 5-9). Below: a square frame with the annual celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem (Zech. 14: 16-21). At the bottom center a medallion with the demise of the enemies of Jerusalem by a plague (Zech. 14: 10-15). Three other medallions carry portraits of Constantine the Great, Mohammed and Jacobus Arminius., Jan Goeree (mentioned on object), 1716, paper, engraving, w 139 mm × h 186 mm

. Sheet with three performances with use around Pentecost and three-kings. Above: On Pentecost in Schermerhorn, a girl (the Pentecostal Blom or Pentecostal Bride) is carried around four other girls. Bottom left: In The Hague go with Pentecost with flowers decorated girls along the doors to pick up money. At the bottom right: Oncekoningen evening in Amsterdam, people go singing along the doors with the star of the three kings.

Sworn of the Munster peace, 1648; De Munstersche Vrede destroyed by the Spanish and State-Civilians, in the year 1648. Estimate the peace of Munster on May 15, 1648, in the large room or fersesal of the town hall in Munster. The delegates are around a table and lay the oath with raised hand.

King Charles II of England addresses the sitting members of the States General, 1660, 1660 print King Charles II of England addresses the States General, 1 June 1660. Episode during his tour through and departure from the Netherlands. The king on the right with supervisors sitting under a canopy, with the feet on the table of the five -seat counselors. Northern Netherlands paper engraving festivities (+ speech, address ~ festive activities)

Reformed pastors Gilly and Courdil read on the Synod in Sorges an explanation that they proceed to the Catholic Church, 3 June 1683, Jan Luyken, 1698 print print maker: Amsterdampublisher: Leiden paper etching / letterpress printing conversion and belief

Crowds of old and infirm people arrive at the fountain of youth to drink the special water; to the left are a group of youthful people dancing and singing, rejuvenated by the spring. Engraving by Boilard, ca. 1720.

Lazarus and the rich man, 1645 - 1706 print In an interior there is a rich man with his family and guests at the table. Through the doorway on the right the beggar Lazarus can be seen, whose swearing is licked by a dog. Left from top to bottom three smaller performances with the death of Lazarus, his Ascension and funeral. On the right three smaller representations with the death of the rich man, the rich man in hell and his funeral. To the Bible story in Luc. 16: 19-25. paper engraving the rich man (Dives) is feasting, while poor Lazarus is starving at the gate (dogs licking Lazarus' sores) (Luke 16:19-31). parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ richness and poverty. cortege, funeral procession. litter, coffin rest. banquet of elegant company. deathbed

Ceremony of the nuptial blessing given in the chapel of Versailles on May 16, 1770 ... in Louis-Auguste, Dauphin of France and the Archiduchese Marie-Antoinette d'Austria, sister of the Emperor Anonymous / at Basset. "Ceremony of the nuptial blessing given in the chapel of Versailles on May 16, 1770 in Louis-Auguste, Dauphin of France and the Archiduchese Marie-Antoinette of Austria, soekly of the Emperor". Water-loud colored.

A View of the House of Peers, the King sitting on his Throne, the Commons attending him at the end of ye session 1741/2, John Pine, 1690-1756, British, after unknown artist, 1749, Hand colored engraving

Church of Santa Maria della Confraternita dell'Orazione e Morte, Rome: people visiting the chapel. Lithograph by F. Villain after A.J.-B. Thomas, 1823.

Sermon by a priest at an altar, Jan Luyken, 1700 print For an altar, a priest preaches for the community of early Christians. Amsterdam paper etching the early Christian Churches, e.g. Armenians, Copts, Syrians. preaching (in general). altar

Pentecost Party in Schermerhorn / Pentecost Party in The Hague / Three Koningen Party in Amsterdam; Coutume Observée à Schermerhorn à la Pentecote / Coutume de la Pentecote, à la Haye / l'Etoille des Rois Promenée Dans Amsterdam.Blad with three shows with using around Pentecost and Epiphany. Above: On Pentecost in Schermerhorn, a girl (the Pentecostal Blom or Pentecostal Bride) is carried around four other girls. Bottom left: In The Hague go with Pentecost with flowers decorated girls along the doors to pick up money. At the bottom right: Oncekoningen evening in Amsterdam, people go singing along the doors with the star of the three kings.

Devil addresses a crowd of people from a pulpit Der wahrsagende Echo, print maker: Caspar Luyken, publisher: Christoph Weigel, Neurenberg, 1704, paper, etching, letterpress printing, h 85 mm × w 115 mm

Reproduction of a engraving: the king, having his thirteen and one day, made the Parliament the declaration of his majority (TF)

Natural Worship Printed 1789-1799 France. Jean Baptiste Mallet studied with Pierre-Paul Prudíhon and exhibited in Paris Salons between 1793 and 1827. This large-scale etching depicts a Republican baptism ceremony during the French Revolution. The revolutionary leader Robespierre promoted and mandated participation in the Cult of the Supreme Being, an alternative faith to both Catholicism and the atheistic Cult of Reason. Robespierreís religious tenets appear in the background banners, reading from left to right ìFreedom of Worship,î ìWe believe in the existence of the supreme being and the immortality of the soul,î and ìAdore God, cherish your fellow man, and render yourself useful to your homeland.î. Etching on ivory laid paper . Jean Baptiste Mallet

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