Germanic Collection (#9)

LE CLERC, J鲴me. Ambush
LE CLERC, J鲴 me (17th c.). Ambush. 1696. GERMANY. Munich. New Schleissheim Palace. Baroque art. Tapestry

HERSCHEL, William. German astronomer
HERSCHEL, Sir Frederick William (1738-1822). German astronomer, technical expert, and composer. He discovered of the planet Uranus. Engraving

German Clockmakers
A young couple, cuckoo clock makers, photographed together outside with their clocks in front of a log store. Date: early 1930s

Woden or Wodan, name of a god of Germanic paganism

SYMBOL: THORs HAMMER. Symbol of the Nordic-Germanic god or war and thunder

NORDIC SYMBOL: HORNS. Horns of the moon, a Nordic (Germanic) symbol of power

NORDIC SYMBOL: WHEEL CROSS. The Nordic (Germanic) wheel cross symbol of eternity

GERMANICUS CAESAR, 16 A. D. Roman general Germanicus Caesar (15 B. C. -19 A. D. ) captures Thusnelda
GERMANICUS CAESAR, 16 A.D. Roman general Germanicus Caesar (15 B.C.-19 A.D.) captures Thusnelda, wife of Arminius, following his victory over German forces near the Weser River, 16 A.D

SIEGFRIED SLAYING DRAGON. Photogravure, late 19th century, after a painting by Konrad Dielitz (1845-1933)

MYTHOLOGY: ULL. Scandinavian god of skiing and hunting. From a 13th century Icelandic manuscript

20 Year Jubilee of the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm II - Vienna
Jubilee Celebration Procession marking 20 years of the reign of German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, held in Vienna, Austria on 12th June 1908

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). 13th Century Gothic Cologne Cathedral, the largest in northern Europe

Germany, Cologne. 13th Century Gothic Cologne Cathedral, the largest in northern Europe. Interior, stained glass

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). Roman Germanic Museum. Display of ancient Roman glass

Germany, Cologne. Roman Germanic Museum (aka Romisch-Germanisches). Ancient Roman pottery

Germany, Cologne. Late Gothic Old City Hall (aka Town Hall)

Germany, Cologna (aka Koln). Historic old tavern

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). Beer Museum, exterior

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). Typical historic architecture wth St. Martin church Romanesque tower in distance

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). Historic waterfront area with St. Martin church in distance

Germany, Cologne (aka Koln). Rhine River views of the port of Cologne. View of Cologne Cathedral in distance

The Vandals in Rome. The Vandals were an East Germanic tribe that entered the late Roman Empire during the 5th century, they invaded and looted Rome in 455 AD

1: Germanic skull with all the marks of a European head. 2: African skull: The arching of the forehead considered separately is by no means so stupid as the other parts evidently appear to be

Woden or Wodan, name of a god of Germanic paganism

Alaric I (c370-410) King of Visigoths from 395. Death of Alaric at Cosenza. Woodcut illustration 1872

Germanic female attire, 3rd century, drawing
Barbarian civilizations, 3rd century. Germanic female attire. Color illustration

Early German typewriter. Numerous forms of typewriters were developed in the 19th century. This typewriter has a keyboard adapted for the Germanic languages where z is more frequently used than y

Saint Marys Church. ca. 1250 - 1350. GERMANY. L� Gothic art. Architecture

Speyer Cathedral. 1030-1061. GERMANY. Speyer. Romanesque art

GERMANY. Maulbronn. Maulbronn Monastery. Painting
" GERMANY. Maulbronn. Maulbronn Monastery. Painting in " Parlatorium". Gothic art. Architecture; Fresco."

View of the town and the castle of Heidelberg, 19th c. Engraving

GERMANY. THURINGIA. Weimar. Monument to Goethe and Schiller. Sculpture

GERMANY. Br�ugustusburg Palace. Decoration
GERMANY. Br� ugustusburg Palace. Decoration

GERMANY. Essen. Alemania (c. 1840). Industrial
GERMANY. Essen. Alemania (c.1840). Industrial

GERMANY. D�orf. Room of the K21 Museum
GERMANY. D� orf. Room of the K21 Museum

GERMANY. D�orf. Kunst Palast
GERMANY. D� orf. Kunst Palast

GERMANY. D�orf. Modern buildings in Media
GERMANY. D� orf. Modern buildings in Media harbour. Architecture

GERMANY. RHINELAND-PALATINATE. Trier. Imperial baths (c. 300)

GERMANY. D�orf. Tonhalle, concert hall
GERMANY. D� orf. Tonhalle, concert hall. Architecture

GERMANY. D�orf. Jocular statue on the fa硤e
GERMANY. D� orf. Jocular statue on the fa硤 e of a bank in the old town

Germanic Empire. War of Religion. Battle of Mhlberg (24th April 1547). Surrender of the Duke of Saxony. Emperor

Otto I (1815-1867). King of Greece (1832-62), second son of Ludwig I of Bavaria. Engraving

Germany, Cologne. Gothic Cologne Cathedral, The Three Holy Kings pilgrimage relics. Display of the precious gold Shrine of the Three Kings

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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Germanic Culture and Mythology" Immerse yourself in the captivating world heritage, where ancient legends and mythical beings come to life. From Odin's majestic presence on his throne to the intricate illustrations found within the Beowulf manuscript page, every detail unveils a story waiting to be discovered. Feel the enchanting melodies resonate through time as you witness the mesmerizing Concert of Collegium Musicum of Jena, transporting you back to an era filled with musical prowess and artistic brilliance. Marvel at YGGDRASILL, the awe-inspiring evergreen ash tree that looms over Nordic-Germanic mythology like a guardian of cosmic proportions. Delve into Finn Magnusens Eddalaeren's line engravings from Copenhagen in 1824, capturing its grandeur for eternity. Uncover sentiments from a bygone era with a sentimental German wartime postcard, evoking emotions and memories that transcend time itself. Picture Viking ships sailing under King Olaf I's command during Norway's golden age (995-1000), symbolizing strength and exploration. Reflect upon history as you learn about Fiesole's pivotal role in halting the Germanic invasion in 406 AD. Witness Tyr wielding his sword amidst Norse mythological tales, embodying courage and justice against all odds. Experience James Doyle Penrose's vivid portrayal of Loke facing retribution for his misdeeds—a reminder that actions have consequences even among gods. Traverse Hann. Munden Parsonage in Germany, immersing yourself in its architectural beauty while contemplating centuries-old stories whispered within its walls. Embrace FREYR—the Nordic-Germanic goddess who embodies fertility, sunlight, and nourishing rain—through exquisite line engravings from Denmark in the 19th century. Let her essence inspire growth and abundance within your own journey.