For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

"Capitulate: Tales of Surrender and Defeat throughout History" Vercingetorix, the Gaulish chieftain, bows before Julius Caesar after his surrender at the Siege of Alesia in 52 BC (engraving). Russians in Berlin: Witnessing the moment when defeat forces them to capitulate during World War II. Winston Churchill's resolute words echo through time: "Capituler Jamais" - Never Surrender. The surrender of the town of Colle Val d'Elsa near Siena in 1479 depicted on a delicate painting on wood. Krakow Surrendered to the Prussians, an oil canvas capturing a pivotal moment in history from 1794. Burghers of Calais stand humbly before Edward III in 1346, immortalized by an engraving from Epinal Picture in the 19th century. "All is lost in honor": Francis I reflects upon his capture at the Battle of Pavia in 1525 through a poignant illustration from 1896. The arrest of Corsican bandit Bellacoscia unfolds dramatically as illustrated by an intense depiction from 1892. On the war front, cunning tactics are revealed as one German soldier pretends to surrender while another takes advantage beneath his coat (1915 drawing). Jesus betrayed: A vivid color lithograph captures that fateful moment when he was handed over into captivity and ultimately crucifixion. Vercingetorix throws down his arms at the feet of Julius Caesar, symbolizing Roman triumph over Gaulish resistance (52 BC). The surrender of Imam Shamil resonates with historical significance as it marks a turning point captured beautifully through artistry and emotion (1859). Throughout these captivating moments spanning centuries and continents, we witness humanity's struggle with surrender, honor, and the consequences that follow.