Angelo Collection (#11)

SIR WILLIAM PEPPERELL (1696-1759). American colonial soldier. General Sir William Pepperell at the siege of Louisbourg, Cape Breton Island, 1745, during King Georges War

Castle and bridge of St. Angelo, Rome, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

A court yard (Calle dell Angelo a San Martino), Venice, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Statue by Michael Angelo, The Seated Moses, Rome, Italy Stat
Statue by Michael Angelo, The Seated Moses, Rome, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

High school horse and his owner-trainer at the rodeo of the San Angelo Fat Stock Show. San Angelo, Texas. Date 1940 Mar

Programme cover for Frivolities de France
Programme cover for second edition of Frivolities de France, London, 1938. Artwork by Mario Angelo. 1938

Perugia, Umbria, Italy - Chiesa di S. Angelo
Perugia, Umbria, Italy - The Romanesque Chiesa di S. Angelo, one of Italys oldest churches. The Church said to stand on the site of a pagan temple (captioned here as templo di Vesta )

The Castel Sant Angelo, Rome
The Castel Sant Angelo, Ponte Sant Angelo (Pons Aelius) and River Tiber in Rome. The elaborate tomb built by Emperor Hadrian for himself and his successors

Italy Rome Castel
formerly the Mausoleum of Hadrian : seen across the Tiber, where a hopeful fisherman is trying his luck. Date: 1890s

Portugal, Lisbon, Belem: Monument to the Discoveries (PadrÒ»ádos Descobrimentos) (detail). From left, we see depicted: Gomes Eanes de Zurara (chronicler), Pero da Covilha (traveller)

Hadrians Mausoleum 18Th
Hadrians mausoleum also known as the CASTEL SANT ANGELO built in the 2nd century AD. It has used as a funerary monument, a prison, fortifications and a museum. Date: 2nd century

Sculpture, Bridge and Castle, Rome, Italy
View of a large sculpture on the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge across the River Tiber, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) in the distance on the right

Castel Sant Angelo and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) at the end of the Sant Angelo Bridge, crossing the River Tiber in Rome, Italy

Castle, River and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the River Tiber in Rome, Italy, at the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) on the left

Pope Gregorius XII (Angelo Corrari) abdicated to end the conflict between papal claimants

Fort St Angelo / Valletta
The view from the Grand Harbour toward the Fort St Angelo, Vittorosia, Valletta

Angelo Poliziano - 4
ANGELO POLIZIANO Italian scholar and writer

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ITALY, Rome, Lazio, The 3rd Century bridge Ponte Sant Angelo lined with statues and the 13th Century Castle of Castel Sant Angelo on the banks of the Riber Tiber illuminated at dusk

Angelo Secchi / Rome Uni
PIETRO ANGELO SECCHI Italian astronomer and Jesuit priest

Angelo Poliziano
ANGELO POLIZIANO Italian scholar

Agostino Chigi - 2
AGOSTINO CHIGI nephew of Pope Alexander VII, governor of Castel Sant Angelo, Rome, married a Borghese principessa

Pope Pius VI (Oval)
POPE PIUS VI (Giovanni Angelo Braschi) captured and deported to Valence by the French

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