Category History

In the decades between the end of the Habsburg-Burgundian Netherlands and the rise of the Dutch Golden Age, the Low Countries saw a generation of war, politics, and culture leave its mark. Here are some of those stories.

The History of the 1562 Dutch Deux-Aes Bible

The history of Bibles and their translations throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries is a reflection of two powerful dynamics: the tumult of the Protestant Reformation combined the the growing impulse to use – then document and standardize – local…

Jan Anthonisz van Ravesteyn’s Orange Company

Me and the boys about to hit the town. – – – – – 🙏 Like and follow Rebels or Beggars on Instagram, Facebook, and online! ☙ facebook.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ instagram.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ rebelsorbeggars.com 👕 History swag here:www.redbubble.com/people/rebelsorbeggars/shop – – – – –The Officers…

Roelant Savery and His Memento Mori

Off to a funeral today. Memento MoriRemember that you, too, will die. 🙏 Like and follow Rebels or Beggars on Instagram, Facebook, and online! ☙ facebook.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ instagram.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ rebelsorbeggars.com Born in 1576, Roelant Savery emerged as a prominent figure in the…

Georg Loesser and Nuremberg’s House of Twelve Brothers

When it’s Saturday morning, you’re still groggy, and your coffee-loving girlfriend says she’s out of her caffeinated bean juice. 🙏 Like and follow Rebels or Beggars on Instagram, Facebook, and online! ☙ facebook.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ instagram.com/rebelsorbeggars☙ rebelsorbeggars.com This 1605 portrait depicts Georg…