Europeen Collection

European lime or linden tree, Tilia europaea, and English oak tree, Quercus robur pedunculata
FLO4575954 European lime or linden tree, Tilia europaea, and English oak tree, Quercus robur pedunculata, Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Bertuch's "Bilderbuch fur Kinder"

Sailboat has two hulls of the island of Amis (Tonga) with denudees dancers, paddlers in skirt and a European man
FLO4636394 Sailboat has two hulls of the island of Amis (Tonga) with denudees dancers, paddlers in skirt and a European man

European or noble crayfish or crawfish (ecrevisse a pate rouge), Astacus astacus. Vulnerable
FLO4575853 European or noble crayfish or crawfish (ecrevisse a pate rouge), Astacus astacus. Vulnerable. Crayfish 1, claws 2, 3, eye 4, internal organs 5, and jaw muscle 6

The tall Tehuelche people of Patagonia exchanging gifts with short European colonist
FLO4621301 The tall Tehuelche people of Patagonia exchanging gifts with short European colonist. The Native Americans wear feather headdresses and fur cloaks

Peruvian Incas, 18th century allegorical representation of Inca king and queen in modern western clothes with gold
FLO4576848 Peruvian Incas, 18th century allegorical representation of Inca king and queen in modern western clothes with gold crown with sun emblem, embroidered cloak, gold axe and sandals with lion

Marie de Bourgogne (1457-1482), Duchess of Burgundy - Marie de Bourgogne, wife to Archduke Maximilian
FLO4686270 Marie de Bourgogne (1457-1482), Duchess of Burgundy - Marie de Bourgogne, wife to Archduke Maximilian, after Roger de Gaignieres

Lettre H : Hongrois (hungarian) - "Grand alphabet des nations"
DUV4213712 Lettre H : Hongrois (hungarian) - " Grand alphabet des nations" end of 19th century (engraving) by French School

Lettres U, V, Y et Z : Udongaise; Valaque de Roumanie; Yakoute de Siberie
DUV4213613 Lettres U, V, Y et Z : Udongaise; Valaque de Roumanie; Yakoute de Siberie; Zoulou - " Grand alphabet des nations" end of 19th century (engraving) by French School

Cover of the "Grand alphabet des nations", end of 19th century (print)
DUV4213596 Cover of the " Grand alphabet des nations", end of 19th century (print) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Paris Congress from 25 February to 30 March 1856 met at the end of the Crimee War
JLJ4617010 The Paris Congress from 25 February to 30 March 1856 met at the end of the Crimee War, by Napoleon III with the Foreign Ministers of the European States

Palais des Papes, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Avignon, Vaucluse, France, Europe

Saint-Sauveur cathedral, Aix-en-Provence, Bouches du Rhone, Provence, France, Europe

San Domenico church, Nardo, Apulia, Italy, Europe

Fresco of the Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden in Maglie church, Lecce, Italy, Europe

Mosaic of riders on the floor of the central nave, Otranto Duomo, Otranto, Lecce, Apulia, Italy, Europe

Buffet, Montalivet, France

Champagne glasses, Lisbonne, Portugal

Intertwined hearts, Paris, France

Canterbury cathedral western faeade, Canterbury, Great Britain

Kimmeridge Bay at blue hour
United Kingdom (UK), England, Dorset, Jurassic Coast, UNESCO world heritage site, Pebble sculptures in Kimmeridge Bay with Clavels Tower in the distance

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"Exploring the Diverse Cultures of Europe: From Hungarian to Udongaise, Valaque to Yakoute" In the "Grand alphabet des nations, " a comprehensive collection of European cultures, we discover the rich heritage and fascinating history of this diverse continent. Let's begin with the letter H, where we encounter the vibrant Hungarian culture that has contributed significantly to Europe's artistic and intellectual tapestry. Moving on to letters U, V, Y, and Z, we uncover lesser-known yet equally captivating communities such as Udongaise from Asia Minor, Valaque de Roumanie from Romania, and Yakoute de Siberie from Russia. These unique cultural groups add depth and variety to our understanding of Europe's vast mosaic. As we delve into historical records like the cover of the "Grand alphabet des nations, " printed in the late 19th century, we are transported back in time when these diverse cultures were celebrated for their distinct contributions. The Paris Congress held between February 25th and March 30th in 1856 marked an important milestone at the end of the Crimean War. It brought together European nations seeking peace after years of conflict—a testament to Europe's continuous efforts towards unity amidst adversity. Europe is not just about politics; it boasts breathtaking architectural wonders too. The Palais des Papes in Avignon stands proudly as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—a symbol of power and grandeur that once dominated this region. Meanwhile, Saint-Sauveur Cathedral in Aix-en-Provence showcases exquisite craftsmanship rooted deep within Provence's soul. Venturing further south into Apulia region in Italy reveals San Domenico Church in Nardo—an architectural gem adorned with intricate details that narrate stories spanning centuries. Maglie Church captivates visitors with its fresco depicting Adam and Eve's expulsion from paradise—an allegory resonating across borders. Otranto Duomo surprises us with its mosaic floor portraying riders, a testament to the region's historical connections with various cultures.