Pegasus Collection (page 9)

Andromeda constellation. Optical image of the constellation Andromeda. North is at top. The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is the small fuzzy blob at centre

Pegasus constellation. Optical image of the constellation Pegasus, the winged horse. North is at top. The bright object at lower right is the planet Saturn. At upper right is the square of Pegasus

Alien planet HD 209458 b and its sun
Alien planet and its sun. Artwork of the planet HD 209458 b with its parent star (HD 209458), as seen from the surface of a moon

Alien planet 51 Pegasi b and its sun. Artwork of 51 Pegasi b crossing its parent star 51 Pegasi, as seen from the surface of a moon. 51 Pegasi b is a gas giant that was discovered in 1995

Spiral galaxy NGC 7331. Spitzer Space Telescope infrared image of the spiral galaxy NGC 7331. This galaxy lies around 50 million light years from Earth in the constellation Pegasus

Statue of Pegasus, Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cartagena, Colombia, South America

Europe, Austria, Salzburg. Winged horse statue, Mirabellgarten

San Francisco - Market Street - overhead street view
A fantastic birds-eye view down a San Francisco street, with the famous tram cars, in two lanes (both ways) defying the hilly nature of the terrain in places!

Poster advertising courses in Italy
Poster advertising university courses in Italy and Sicily

Plume Oil sign
An enamel sign advertising plume oil with the logo of Pegasus the winged horse of ancient myth. *EDITORIAL USE ONLY*

Enamel sign advertising Mobil Regular
An enamel sign advertising Mobil regular motor oil. *EDITORIAL USE ONLY*

Royal Air Travel by Thompson
A Vickers-Pegasus Viastra all-metal monoplane fitted with two Bristol Pegasus engines built to the order of the Prince of Wales for personal use in this country and abroad

FAN / BALLOONS / 1785
A silk folding fan with decorative carved sticks depicting various balloons and other attempts at flight, including those by Dollfus and Montgolfier

Pegasus in Flight
Pegasus and his rider soar through the air

The Vieux Pont (Old Bridge), Pegasus Bridge memorial of D-Day, Calvados, Normandy, France, Europe

Pegasus Fountain, Schloss Mirabell, Salzburg, Austria, Europe

Medusa Loses her Head
Medusa, leader of the Gorgons, is not an easy lady to subdue, but Perseus (helped by Pegasus) wins her head, if not her heart, by not looking at her except in reflection

BLUNT / PEGASUS / 31 / 1849
Lying near the head of the figure of Andromeda lies the constellation of Pegasus

STURMs COMETS 1681
Comets observed by Johann Christoph Sturm in January 1681

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"Pegasus: A Mythical Journey Through Time and Space" Embark on a captivating journey as we delve into the enchanting world of Pegasus, a legendary creature that has transcended time and captured our imaginations. From ancient Greek mythology to modern-day symbols, Pegasus continues to inspire awe and wonder. In the mythological tale of Perseus and Medusa, Pegasus emerges from the severed neck of the fearsome Gorgon Medusa. This iconic image symbolizes triumph over adversity, reminding us of the power within ourselves to overcome challenges. Fast forward to World War II when the Wellington Bomber aircraft proudly bore the name "Pegasus" as a tribute to its strength and agility in combat. These majestic warbirds soared through the skies with unwavering determination, embodying bravery and resilience. The Mobil Pegasus Logo, crafted from Perspex sign materialized this mythical creature into an emblem representing speed, power, and innovation. It became synonymous with Mobil's commitment to excellence in their gasoline and motor oil products since 1935. Filton House in Bristol housed one of Britain's most renowned engineering departments - The Bristol Aero Engine Department - where they developed engines for aircraft like the mighty Pegasus. This historic connection between engineering prowess and aviation further solidifies Pegasus' significance in technological advancements. Venturing across continents brings us to Cartagena City's Old Walled District adorned with a magnificent statue alongside an elegant Clock Tower. Standing tall amidst historical remnants, it serves as a reminder of resilience against time's relentless march. A vintage Mobil advertisement transports us back to 1935 when motorists were captivated by images depicting flying horses pulling cars towards new horizons – fueling dreams of freedom on open roads while relying on Mobiloil’s reliability. The iconic Mobiloil sign perched high above gas stations was once an unmistakable landmark guiding travelers towards quality service while evoking the spirit of Pegasus, a symbol synonymous with trust and dependability.