Barbarians Collection (#14)

Sam Payne & Rob Andrew
Sam Payne and Rob Andrew Barbarians V Australia 12 December 1996 Date: 12 December 1996

Matthew Burke & Nigel Walker
Matthew Burke and Nigel Walker Barbarians V Australia 07 December 1996 Date: 07 December 1996

Roman Art. Column of Marcus Aurelius. Built in honour of rom
Roman Art. Column of Marcus Aurelius. Doric column, with a spiral relief. Built in honour of roman emperor Marcus Aurelius (180 AD.)

The Course of Empire, Destruction, 1836
The Course of Empire. Destruction, 1836. Found in the collection of New York Historical Society

Osbert G Mackie, Rugby player and Anglican priest
Osbert Gadesden Mackie (1869-1927), English Rugby union player and Anglican priest. He played rugby for Wakefield Trinity, Cambridge University, Yorkshire, Barbarians, British Isles XV and England

T C Graham, Welsh International Rugby player
Thomas Tom Cooper Graham (1866-1945), England-born Welsh rugby union international player who also played for Blaina, Newport (captain) and the Barbarians. 1890s

Louis II of Bourbon (1337-1410) in Genoa, to lead the Mahdia
Louis II, Duke of Bourbon (1337-1410), called the Good. Louis II in Genoa, to lead the expedition against the barbarians in North Africa, 1390. Mahdian Crusade

Obelisk of Theodosius. Hippodrome of Constantinople. 4th Cen
Obelisk of Theodosius. Erected in the Hippodrome of Constantinople (now Istanbul) by Roman emperor Theodosius I. 4th Century

Invasion of the Iberian Peninsula by the Visigoths. Sixth century. Colored engraving

Portonaccio sarcophagus
Roman Art. Italy. Portonaccio sarcophagus. Dated in the 2nd century. Tomb of a Roman general who participated in the German campaigns against Germanic barbarians with the Emperor Marcus Aurelius

Grande Ludovisi Sarcophagus. Relief. Rome
Grande Ludovisi Sarcophagus. Dated in the 3rd century and came from a tomb near the Porta Tiburtina. Reliefs depicting a battle scene between Romans and barbarians

Germanic invasions. The Goths cross the Alps. Colored engraving

Aquincum. The ruins of the roman city. Near Budapest. Hungar
Roman Art. Aquincum. The ancient city of Aquincum was situated on the North-Eastern borders of the Pannonia province within the Roman Imperi. Near Budapest. Hungary. Europe

Americae Tertia Pars, boarding our ship with the help of a barbaric boat
XIR902320 " Americae Tertia Pars", boarding our ship with the help of a barbaric boat with the help of a barbarians boat (page 333), 1562 (colour engraving) by Bry

German Troopers with their Helmets, Shields & Lances, engraved by Cornelis Huyberts
XJF468527 German Troopers with their Helmets, Shields & Lances, engraved by Cornelis Huyberts, illustration to Caesars Commentaries translated into English by William Duncan

Romans in battle against the Barbarians. Scene from sarcophagus of a general of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius (121-180). 2nd century AD. National Museum, Rome

First World War 1914-1918. France 1914. Facing the Barbarians. Gaston Charpentier-Bosio, French painter. Officer leading Infantry and Light Artillery into battle. Nationalism Jingoistic

Sport / Rugby / Cartoon
BARBARIANS AT PLAY John Bull: " Play football by all means, my boy - but don t let it be this brutal sort of thing!" Date: 1888

French and British soldiers in wartime
Two French soldiers join hands with a British soldier, " united against the barbarians". Date: early 20th century

Germans V Romans / 1 Bc
Germans defend their land from the Romans

SUS AUX BARBARES ! ( Have at the barbarians ! ) A patriotic Frenchwoman draws her sword for her country and for her husband

Galgacus Addresses Army
Galgacus, or Calgacus, Caledonian Chief of the tribes of North Britain, addresses his army before facing the Romans under Agricola at the Battle of Mons Graupius

Barbarians Maltreated
Defeated barbarians : the men are in chains, their womenfolk dragged by the hair

Ww1 Postcard Allies 1915
The Allies against the Barbarians

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"The Barbarians: A Tale of Triumph, Conquest, and Cultural Exchange" In the annals of history, the name "barbarians" has been associated with both fear and fascination. From the legendary Barbarians team that stunned the rugby world by defeating the mighty All Blacks in Cardiff in 1973 to the Visigoths' infamous Sack of Rome in 410 AD, these warriors have left an indelible mark on our collective memory. Emperor Augustus himself witnessed their power as he sought to expand his empire. The Nanban Six-Fold Screen depicting a Portuguese ship arriving for trade serves as a testament to their influence on global commerce during this era. Yet not all encounters between civilizations were marked by conflict. The pair of six-panel screens titled "Southern Barbarians Come to Trade" showcases a peaceful exchange between cultures during the early 17th century. It reminds us that even amidst differences, understanding and cooperation can flourish. The horrors of war are also intertwined with this term. The haunting WWI poster urging us to "Remember Scarborough" stands as a stark reminder of how barbarism can manifest itself within humanity's darkest moments. However, it is important not to overlook individuals who defied stereotypes and contributed positively to society. Figures like W Percy Carpmael, Blackheath and Barbarians Rugby player Maurice Tandy, Alfred Alport, or Alfred Allport demonstrate that labels do not define character or potential. As we explore further into history's tapestry, we encounter Northern Barbarians depicted in engravings colored later – reminding us that perspectives change over time. Similarly, cameo portraits immortalize seven Allied Generals who fought valiantly against common enemies despite diverse backgrounds. "barbarian" may be an ambiguous term laden with multiple connotations throughout history; it encompasses triumphs on sports fields and battlefields alike while also representing cultural exchanges and individual achievements beyond expectations.