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Anna Maria van Schurman (1607-1678) might appear, in retrospect, as an improbable feminist. If one were to read only her autobiography, Eukleria seu Melioris Partis Electio , one might even conclude that had changed the views for which she is justly famous and that doned her support for the education of women1.
— Anna Maria van Schurman, ‘The Star of Utrecht’. The educational Vision and Reception of a Savante. Women and Gender in the Early Modern World, Routledge, London/New York 2016. — Religious Alterity:Anna Maria van Schurman and Jean de Labadie, in: French Forum, 43, 2018, 2, 301–317.
Anna Maria van Schurman (født 5. november 1607 i Köln, død 4. maj 1678) var en nederlandsk maler, digter, forfatter og forsker. [1] Van Schurman var kendt for sin viden inden for filosofi, teologi, medicin og mindst 14 sprog, og blev betragtet som et universalgeni. [2] Hun var den første kvinde i Europa, der studerede på et universitet.
31 de mar. de 2021 · Collection March 31, 2021. Flemish portraitist Cornelis Jonson van Ceulen gives us a window into the world of Dutch education pioneer Anna Maria van Schurman. The gray tones of this portrait belie the dynamic life of the sitter. Van Schurman was known as a "learned lady" by her peers, a remarkable 17th-century artist and scholar, and a force of ...
28 de jul. de 2009 · But as the light of the sun shines above all the stars and with its bright splendor dulls the sparkling starlight, so the learned light of these other ladies stands, as it were, in the shadow because of the great luster of the incomparable young lady Anna Maria van Schurman. Joh. van Beverwijck, Van de. Uitnementheyt des Vrouwelichen Geslachts ...
Anna Maria van Schurmanilla oli myös taiteellisia harrastuksia. Hän teki hienoja kaiverruksia käyttämällä timanttia lasiin. Hänestä tuli taitava kuvanveistäjä, vahamallien tekijä ja norsunluun ja puun veistäjä. Hän myös maalasi, etenkin muotokuvia. Schurman tutustui 1664 jesuiitta Jean de Labadieen, joka oli kääntynyt ...
26 de jun. de 2023 · This article focuses on a previously unknown participant in this exchange: Anna Maria van Schurman, Europe’s first female university student, who had mastered various Asian scripts and was expected to try her hand at Chinese and Japanese. In 1637 Andreas Colvius sent her samples of East Asian writing to copy ‘by her own hand’.
