March 24 Collection

A Peace Conference. The meeting between Victor Emmanuel II and Count Radetzky, after the Battle of Novara, March 24
878629 A Peace Conference. The meeting between Victor Emmanuel II and Count Radetzky, after the Battle of Novara, March 24, 1849. Johann Josef Wenzel Graf Radetzky von Radetz

Death of Queen Elizabeth, March 24, 1603, For ten days previous to her death she lay upon the floor supported by
1090851 Death of Queen Elizabeth, March 24, 1603, For ten days previous to her death she lay upon the floor supported by Cushions (engraving) by American School

Nubie Vue cavaliere de la seconde cataracte
Nubie. Vue cavaliere de la seconde cataracte; Maxime Du Camp (French, 1822 - 1894), Louis Desire Blanquart-Evrard (French, 1802 - 1872); Nubie, Egypt; March 24

Cairo Egypt Fountain Court Mosk Sultan Hassan
Cairo, Egypt, Fountain in the Court of the Mosk of Sultan Hassan; Francis Bedford (English, 1815, 1816 - 1894); London, England; March 24, 1862; Albumen silver print

A Peace Conference. The Meeting Between Victor Emmanuel Ii And Count Radetzky, After The Battle Of Novara, March 24, 1849. Johann Josef Wenzel Graf Radetzky Von Radetz

Purple Orchids Lilies March 24 1911 Watercolor
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Back View Draped Male Figure Holding Staff March 24
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Yellow Flowers Small Heads March 24 1911 Watercolor
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Boulogne Train Station English Excursion Train
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March 24: A Day of Historical Significance - In 1603, Queen Elizabeth I of England, supported by cushions for ten days before her death, drew her last breath. Meanwhile, in Egypt, the Nubie Vue cavaliere de la seconde cataracte gazed upon the tranquil waters of the Cairo Egypt Fountain Court Mosk Sultan Hassan. In 1849, Victor Emmanuel II of Italy and Count Radetzky met for a peace conference after the Battle of Novara, marking the end of hostilities. On March 24, 1911, an artist captured the beauty of purple orchids and lilies in watercolor, while a draped male figure held a staff in another painting. And at Boulogne Train Station, an English excursion train prepared to depart, bringing travelers to new adventures.