Political Leaders of the Scientific Revolution

The atlas holds 13 people and 174 moments here, from 1543 to 1687. The most recorded lives are Galileo Galilei, Michel de Montaigne and Peter Paul Rubens.

Moments

  1. 1592 Sought the Padua chair in Venice Galileo Galilei
  2. 1592 Death at Château de Montaigne Michel de Montaigne
  3. 1592 Opened his Padua professorship Galileo Galilei
  4. 1600 First Italian stop in Venice Peter Paul Rubens
  5. 1600 Service of the Gonzaga court Peter Paul Rubens
  6. 1600 Essex hearing at York House Francis Bacon
  7. 1601 First Roman residence Peter Paul Rubens
  8. 1601 Journey through Florence to Rome Peter Paul Rubens
  9. 1601 Counsel at the Essex treason trial Francis Bacon
  10. 1603 Arrival in Madrid on Spanish mission Peter Paul Rubens
  11. 1603 Diplomatic mission at Valladolid Peter Paul Rubens
  12. 1603 Student at Magdalen Hall Thomas Hobbes
  13. 1604 Stop in Genoa after Spain Peter Paul Rubens
  14. 1606 Second extended stay in Rome Peter Paul Rubens
  15. 1606 Marriage to Alice Barnham Francis Bacon
  16. 1608 Pondyards project at Gorhambury Francis Bacon
  17. 1608 Return and permanent settlement in Antwerp Peter Paul Rubens
  18. 1609 Marriage to Isabella Brant in Antwerp Peter Paul Rubens
  19. 1610 Moved permanently to Florence Galileo Galilei
  20. 1610 Occupied his Via dei Vignali house Galileo Galilei
  21. 1610 Rubenshuis residence and studio Peter Paul Rubens
  22. 1610 European tour in Italy Thomas Hobbes
  23. 1611 Stayed at Villa Le Selve Galileo Galilei
  24. 1611 Visited the Collegium Romanum Galileo Galilei
  25. 1611 Visited Villa Marignolle Galileo Galilei
  26. 1611 Worked in Rome with the Linceans Galileo Galilei
  27. 1612 Visit to Haarlem Peter Paul Rubens
  28. 1616 Admonished at Bellarmine's residence Galileo Galilei
  29. 1616 Completed a six-month Roman stay Galileo Galilei
  30. 1617 Resided at Bellosguardo Galileo Galilei
  31. 1621 Imprisonment in the Tower Francis Bacon
  32. 1621 Retirement at Gorhambury Francis Bacon
  33. 1622 Medici-cycle negotiations in Paris Peter Paul Rubens
  34. 1624 Arrived in Rome to meet Urban VIII Galileo Galilei
  35. 1624 Reached Perugia en route to Rome Galileo Galilei
  36. 1624 Received by Pope Urban VIII Galileo Galilei
  37. 1624 Stayed with Federico Cesi at Acquasparta Galileo Galilei
  38. 1624 Demonstrated a microscope in Rome Galileo Galilei
  39. 1626 Burial at St Michael's Church Francis Bacon
  40. 1626 Death at Arundel House Francis Bacon
  41. 1627 Arrival at Breda during Dutch mission Peter Paul Rubens
  42. 1628 Eight-month diplomatic stay in Madrid Peter Paul Rubens
  43. 1629 Diplomatic mission in London Peter Paul Rubens
  44. 1629 Tutor in Paris Thomas Hobbes
  45. 1629 Diplomatic audience at Greenwich Peter Paul Rubens
  46. 1629 Honorary degree at Cambridge Peter Paul Rubens
  47. 1630 Returned to Rome for printing approval Galileo Galilei
  48. 1630 Return to Antwerp and marriage to Helena Fourment Peter Paul Rubens
  49. 1631 Moved to Villa Il Gioiello Galileo Galilei
  50. 1631 Meeting Marie de' Medici at Avesnes Peter Paul Rubens

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