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The sick child, 19th Century (b / w engraving)
909585 The sick child, 19th Century (b/w engraving) by Vierge, Daniel Urrabieta (1851-1904); Private Collection; (add.info.: Published in Cent dessins)

White wall and boy
Anders Ludvigson

A device used to float messages down the Seine and out of the city. Date: 1870 / 1
A device used to float messages down the Seine and out of the city. Date: 1870/1

After the defeat of the French army at Sedan, Napoleon III is greeted by Bismarck and surrenders; but the generals keep the war going Date: 1 September 1870

The Prussians settle themselves in Saint-Severin church, using the font as a wash-basin, the altar as a food-store... Date: 1-3 March 1871

Three Hussars ride down the Champs Elysees Date: 1 March 1871

Battle of VIONVILLE-Mars-La- Tour, also known as Rezonville; the charge of the French cuirassiers Date: 16 August 1870

The exterior of a pigeon-loft in the rue Magenta, Paris, where birds would arrive carrying messages from outside the city (2 of 2) Date: Jan-Feb 1871

The interior of a pigeon-loft in Paris, where birds would arrive carrying messages from outside the city (1 of 2) Date: Jan-Feb 1871

The pigeon post : messages from outside Paris are brought in by the birds, magnified by a projector and transcribed Date: Jan - Feb 1871

The Garde National during the siege of Paris. Date: 1871

SIEGE OF PARIS A French soldier makes the most of the harsh winter by carving snow into a patriotic sculpture Date: 1870

SIEGE OF PARIS A Parisienne dresses up in a fancy uniform and takes up arms against the Prussians - she is perhaps another Jeanne d Arc ? asks the caption Date: 1871

View of the naval battle of Augusta (also known as the Battle of Agosta), Sicily, during the Franco-Dutch War. It was fought between a French fleet and a Dutch-Spanish fleet. Date: 22 April 1676

Landscape, "Vedi costei di liquido elemento... ", 1762
Landscape, " Vedi costei di liquido elemento..."

A monkey working a mortar and pestle, below Lorenzo Lippi (?) writing his humorous poem Malmantile Racquistato, a muse standing at left, ca. 1710-64

The wise and the foolish Virgins, 1728. Creator: Francesco Zuccarelli
The wise and the foolish Virgins, 1728

The Flagellation, ca. 1552-61. Creator: Battista Franco Veneziano
The Flagellation, ca. 1552-61

Macbeth and the Witches (Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act 1, Scene 1), 1770

Proposal for Engraving by Subscription From an Original Picture Painted by Zuccarelle, 1756

General von Moltke (the Elder), Prussian Army officer
Helmuth Karl Bernhard Graf von Moltke (1800-1891), German Field Marshal and Chief of Staff of the Prussian Army during the Franco-Prussian War. Date: 1870

Casualties 1870
German soldiers are ministered to by nurses during the Franco-Prussian War. Date: 1870

The Venus de Gonon, 1938
Photograph of the Venus de Gonon statue, which was unearthed by a farmer in the Loire district of France in 1938. At first it was believed to be an ancient Greek sculpture

National Guard camping in the Luxembourg Gardens
Units of the National Guard camping in the Luxembourg Gardens, during manoevres in preparation for forthcoming action against the Prussians or the Republicans. Date: 9-10 May 1870

Gustave Flourens released from prison by revolutionaries
The release of Gustave Florens (1838-1871), the French Revolutionary leader, by some of his followers, Mazas, France, 1871

Palais de Justice at Versailles during the French elections of 8th February 1871, which were held directly after the end of the Franco-Prussian War. Date: March 1871

French Military Personnel 1871
Portraits of military personnel including: a veteran, a mastermind, a doctor, a stretcher bearer, an officer of state, a home guard, a drummer, a captain in the home guard, a foot soldier

Interior of the Gun-Boat La Commune; Paris Commune 1871
The interior of the Communard gun-boat La Commune, shown equipped with cannon, during the Paris Commune of 1871. The second siege of Paris in 1871 was caused by civil war

News of Franco-Prussian War 1870
London street scene of the news of Franco-Prussian War. Date: July 1870

BATTLE AMIENS 1870
Battle of Amiens during the Franco-Prussian War: the Prussians 44th regiment attacks a rail embankment at Villers Bretonneux Date: 23 December 1870

STRASBOURG GUNS 1870
Prussian guns bombard Strasbourg across the water during Franco-Prussian War Date: 23-24 August 1870

MANS-CHAMPAGNE 1871
Battle of Le Mans-Champagne on a snow-covered plain during the Franco-Prussian War Date: 11 January 1871

BAPAUME BATTLE 1871
Battle of Bapaume taking place in the snow during the Franco-Prussian War Date: 3 January 1871

VIONVILLE AMLING 1870
The Prussian cavalry charge at Vionville-Mars-La-Tour during the Franco-Prussian War Date: 16 August 1870

FRANCO-BRIT EXHIBITION
Franco-British Exhibition at Shepherds Bush, London, symbolises the growing rapprochement between Britain and France Date: 1908

FRANCO-BRITISH / FLIP-FLAP
The Franco-British exhibition held at the White City, London. This picture shows the Flip-Flap - a type of fairground ride. Date: 1908

1870 / SEDAN SURRENDER
Emperor Napoleon III of France surrenders to Kaiser Wilhelm of Prussia the day after the battle of Sedan, conceding defeat in the Franco-Prussian War Date: 2 September 1870

SIEGE OF PARIS - AERIAL
THE SIEGE OF PARIS An aerial view from the south, showing the French defences surrounding the city, including several outlying forts Date: 1870 - 1871

VIRGIN OF VALLS
At Valls, Catalonia, Catholics hide the image of Mary from the atheistic Republican vandals, then when Franco is victorious, they parade it through the streets Date: 1939

Seated Girl in a Landscape, 1702-88. Creator: Francesco Zuccarelli
Seated Girl in a Landscape, 1702-88

Five Young Women in a Landscape, 1702-88. Creator: Francesco Zuccarelli
Five Young Women in a Landscape, 1702-88

Battles near Metz, Franco-Prussian War in 1870
Illustration of a Battles near Metz, Franco-Prussian War in 1870

The Godfrey Phillips exhibit - the Franco-British Exhibition
The Godfrey Phillips exhibit - Pavilion no.71 at the Franco-British Exhibition, White City, London. Date: 1908

Hope, 1872 (oil on canvas) (see 83731)
WLT204644 Hope, 1872 (oil on canvas) (see 83731) by Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre (1824-98); 102.5x129.5 cm; Walters Art Museum, Baltimore

Franco - Prussian War, siege of Paris by the Germans, German train derailment on the bridge of the Meuse in Meziers, in January of 1871, vintage engraving

Visit to Spain of Hector Jose Campora (1909-1980) Argentine politician and president, with General Franco and Luis Carrero Blanco

Francisco Franco (1892-1975), Spanish military and political, 1936 photo

Morocco War (1923 - 1926), advertisement in the magazine Nuevo Mundo of June 15, 1923 of the new military charges: Nunez de Prado, Francisco Franco and Martinez Anido

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"Franco: A Historical Figure Shaping Europe's Destiny" Step into the world Bahamonde, also known as Francisco (1892-1975), a prominent figure in European history. As we delve into his life and the events surrounding him, we uncover a captivating narrative that spans across continents and epochs. Let us begin our journey in Germany, circa 1871. The map of Europe was undergoing significant changes due to the unification of Germany under Bismarck and the fall of Napoleon III's empire. These political shifts would later shape Franco's path. Fast forward to London in 1908, where the Franco-British Exhibition took place, emphasizing unity between nations. This event showcased cultural exchange and technological advancements while fostering international cooperation. Meanwhile, back in Paris during 1871, women Communards from Montmartre played an essential role during the Paris Commune uprising. Their resilience echoes throughout history as they fought for their rights amidst turbulent times. Returning to London once more with its iconic Underground plan featured at the exhibition; it symbolized progress and innovation within urban infrastructure—a testament to human ingenuity. However, not all moments were marked by unity or progress. The Last Stand of the Communards reminds us of their ultimate defeat during the Paris Commune uprising—an event etched deeply into France's collective memory. Amidst these historical events unfolds "Our Miss Gibbs, " a play penned by Adrian Ross that captivated audiences with its charm and wit—providing respite from tumultuous times through artistry. Intriguingly enough, even warfare finds its way into this tale. Witness French soldiers sniping on battlefields—a haunting reminder of conflict's harsh realities—as well as Helmut Carl Bernhard Graf von Moltke leading German forces during World War I—the embodiment of military strategy personified. Lastly, let us not forget Sedan—the turning point in Franco-Prussian War.