Arnoldus Collection

Map of Peru, c1599. Artist: Arnoldus Florentius
Map of Peru, c1599. A map of South America and the Caribbean, with Chile, Peru, Brazil, Cuba and Florida. From Adventures By Sea From Art of Old Time, by Basil Lubbock. [The Studio Ltd. London, 1925]

View of Venice, mid-17th century. Creator: Unknown
View of Venice, mid-17th century. Poem by Arnoldus Montanus

Arnoldus De Villa Nova
ARNOLDUS DE VILLA NOVA Spanish medical and alchemist, at the university of Montpellier, France. Date: 1235 - 1313

BELTRAME, Achille (1871-1945). General Cronje imprisoned by Marshal Roberts. Anglo-Boer War, 1900

Portrait of Arnoldus Vinnius at the age of 49, a professor at the Faculty of Law of Leiden, brisket in oval frame with motto virtutis laus omnis in actione consistit

NEW AMSTERDAM, c1650. A view of the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam from the south, as it appeared c1650. Etching from Arnoldus Montanus De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld, 1671

BOER WAR, 1900. Jubilation on the London Stock Exchange at the news of General Piet Arnoldus Cronjes capitulation, 1900

ALLEGORY: AMERICA, 1673. Copper engraving by Jacob van Meurs, Amsterdam, from the title-page of a German translation of Arnoldus Montanus De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld ( The New and Unkonwn World )

FORT CAROLINE, 1673. Arx Carolina. Fort Caroline on the St. Johns River in Florida. Line engraving after Arnoldus Montanus, c1673

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Arnoldus: A Name Echoing Through the Ages and Across Continents - From the Maps of Peru in 1599 by Arnoldus Florentius to the South African War in 1900 with General Pieter Arnoldus Cronje. Witness the fall of General Cronje as depicted by Achille Beltrame, contrasted with Arnoldus Vinnius' scholarly portrait at age 49. Travel back to the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam in 1650, as seen through the lens Montanus. Celebrate the jubilation on the London Stock Exchange at the news of Cronje's surrender, and journey to Fort Caroline in Florida, first depicted in a 1673 engraving by Arnoldus Montanus. A name that spans history, from the old world to the new.