The Inner Cause and the Better Choice: Anna Maria van Schurman, Self-Fashioning, and the Attraction of the Labadist Religion was published in Mental Health, Spirituality, and Religion in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age on page 607.

Referring to the 17th- and 18th-century practice of mainly upper-class males’ trips around Europe, the ‘grand tour’ functioned as an educational rite of passage. During Anna Maria van Schurman’s life this custom was particularly popular among male students who would often travel with a letter of introduction or recommendation from a more well-known scholar. This

Anna Maria van Schurman, Engraved self-portrait (1633) Four years earlier Anna had engraved a portrait of herself as a kind of self-advert or business card for her work as an engraver. Her dress is intricately detailed and her hair is frizzily full – all the better to show off her fine engraving skills. Anna Maria Van Schurman was born in 1607 in Cologne, Germany, her family moved there due to the conflict between Catholics and reformers during that time. A few years later her family which included her three brothers moved back to Utrecht, Netherlands. She was born to wealthy Dutch protestant parents.

Johann van Beverwijck is only one of many who rhapsodized in praise of her. Such devoted admirers as the Anna Maria van Schurman's association with Voetius dates to 1636, when he enabled her to attend lectures at the University of Utrecht. It is frequently claimed online that Schurman was the first female student at the university, which is not quite the case at all--she could attend some lectures, sitting in a special niche that concealed her from male students, but she was never formally In the Low Countries, Anna Maria van Schurman was the outstanding, but not the only example, of a multilingual woman scholar, and probably the first woman permitted to attend university (Utrecht) as a student. There were Latinate women among the Dutch petit bourgeosie, notably Elizabeth Koolaart. Anna Maria à Schurman of Vtrecht. With some Epistles to the famous Gassendus and others.

Anna Maria van Schurman (b. 1607–d. 1678) was regarded throughout the 17th century as the most learned woman not only of the Netherlands but also of Europe.

André-Marie Ampère, född 20 januari , död 10 juni , var en fransk fysiker som allmänt Angelo Maria Querini. Anna Maria van Schurman, , av Jan Lievens.

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Anna Maria van Schurman (1607-1678), virtually unknown to the twentieth century, was widely regarded in her own century as the best-educated woman of the time. Johann van Beverwijck is only one of many who rhapsodized in praise of her. Such devoted admirers as the

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May Be Called a Scholar? (Den lärda jungfrun; eller, Vid ungefär samma tid levde Anna Maria van Schurman (16071678). På grund av sin enorma lärdom kallades hon ”Hollands Minerva”. Hennes författarskap En av rörelsens första anhängare var universalgeniet Anna Maria van Schurman, som vid sidan av sina språkstudier både hade gjort kopparstick och tecknat länders lärda kvinnor såsom Anna Maria van Schurman och madame de Scudéry.
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See this too. portrait-of-anna-maria-van-schurman. In depot. Portrait of Jan 11, 2017 A prime example of an early modern woman who crossed borders is the German- born Dutch linguist and scholar Anna Maria van Schurman ( Anna Maria van Schurman's move leads us to ask the following:Why did she adhere to a dissident pietist community and its nomadic leader whose “alterity” Portrait Of Anna Maria Van Schurman By Jan Lievens The Elder Art Reproduction from Cutler Miles.

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This monochrome panel painting, or grisaille, [1] made in preparation for an engraving by Cornelis van Dalen the Younger (Dutch, 1638 - 1664) [fig. 1] , depicts a learned lady of international renown: Anna Maria van Schurman (1607–1678). [2] Van Schurman was born in Cologne on November 5, 1607, to Frederik van Schurman and Eva von Harff, both of whom came from wealthy and noble Protestant

Anna Maria Van Schurman was born in 1607 in Cologne, Germany, her family moved there due to the conflict between Catholics and reformers during that time. A few years later her family which included her three brothers moved back to Utrecht, Netherlands.

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Anna Maria van Schurman (November 5, 1607 – May 4, 1678) was a Dutch painter, engraver, poet, and scholar, who is best known for her exceptional learning and her defence of female education.

Anna Maria à Schurman of Vtrecht. With some Epistles to the famous Gassendus and others. [Greek]. Ignat. L O N D O N, Printed by JOHN REDMAYNE, 1659. FR. SPANHEMIUS.

Anna Maria van Schurman (1607–1678). Annae Mariae a Schurman Opuscula hebraea, latina, graeca, gallica, prosaica et Anna Maria van Schurman had become an honorary member of the Utrecht artists' guild in 1643, but was principally known for her intellectual achievements. scandal as a man.