Illyrian Collection

The conversion of Constantine the Great before the Battle of Milvian Bridge, 1830 (engraving)
5309220 The conversion of Constantine the Great before the Battle of Milvian Bridge, 1830 (engraving); (add.info.: Constantine the Great (272 AD-337 AD) a Roman Emperor of Illyrian origin

Albania, Ballsh, ruins of the Illyrian city of Byllis, 4th century BC, The Cathedral

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Greek Art. Albania, Vjose Valley, Byllis Ruins. Illyrian City Theater built in 3rd century BC. Remodeled during the Roman rule. Date: 02/08/2007

The Insurrection in the Adriatic Provinces of Austria (engraving)
1623921 The Insurrection in the Adriatic Provinces of Austria (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Insurrection in the Adriatic Provinces of Austria)

Infant Pyrrhus before Glaucias (pen & brown ink & wash, heightened with white on paper)
880415 Infant Pyrrhus before Glaucias (pen & brown ink & wash, heightened with white on paper) by Sabatelli, Luigi (1772-1850); 41.9x53.7 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN

Illyrian writing engraved on stone. 2nd century BC. From Du
Illyrians, group of Indo-European tribes who inhabited part of the western Balkans in antiquity. Illyrian writing engraved on stone. 2nd century BC. From Durres. Archaeological Museum. Tirana. Albania

Albania. Byllis ruins
Albania. Byllis. Founded by the Illirians in the 4th century B.C. Stone inscriptions near the theater

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Archeological site of BYLLIS, old city founded by
Greek Art. Archeological site of Byllis, Albania. Old city founded by the Illyrians in 4th century BC

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Illyrian City Theater. Third century BC. Remodeled
Greek Art. Albania, Vjose Valley, Byllis Ruins. Illyrian City Theater built in 3rd century BC. Remodeled during the Roman rule

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. View of BYLLIS archeological site, an old city founded
Greek Art. Albania, View of Byllis archeological site, an old city founded by the Illyrians in IV century BC

Serbia, Kolari, gold bracelet 6th Century B.C. Serbia, Belgrade, Narodni Muzej (National museum; Archaeological and Art Museum), Illyrian art

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Discover the ancient world of Illyria through its captivating artifacts and ruins. Immerse yourself in the rich history as you gaze upon an intricately engraved stone, bearing Illyrian writing from the 2nd century BC. This relic whispers tales of a forgotten civilization, once thriving in what is now modern-day Albania. Journey further back in time to the 4th century BC, where the ruins of Byllis stand as a testament to Illyrian ingenuity and architectural prowess. Explore the remnants of this illustrious city, envisioning bustling streets and grand structures that once adorned its landscape. Step into The Cathedral, a majestic site within Ballsh that echoes with centuries-old stories. Its walls witnessed both solemn prayers and joyous celebrations, serving as a spiritual sanctuary for Illyrians seeking solace or divine guidance. Marvel at an engrossing engraving depicting The Insurrection in the Adriatic Provinces of Austria. This artwork captures a pivotal moment in Illyrian history when brave souls rose against oppression, forever etching their defiance into memory. Unearthed from Lake Ohrid's Trebeniste Necropolis comes a mesmerizing funerary mask crafted from precious gold. A symbol of honor and remembrance for those who have passed on, it reflects Illyria's reverence for their ancestors' eternal journey. Delve into artistry with Infant Pyrrhus before Glaucias - an exquisite pen drawing brought to life by delicate brown ink washes heightened with white on paper. This masterpiece portrays young Pyrrhus amidst his noble lineage, showcasing not only artistic skill but also glimpses into familial ties cherished by ancient Illyrians. As you wander through Albania's Byllis ruins again and again, let your imagination run wild among these weathered stones that whisper secrets untold. Each visit unveils new mysteries waiting to be unraveled – fragments of lives lived long ago yet forever etched into the fabric history.