Rejoicing Collection (page 2)

Public Rejoicings on the Recovery of Pompey, 1890. Creator: Unknown
Public Rejoicings on the Recovery of Pompey, 1890. From " Cassells Illustrated Universal History Vol. II - Rome", by Edmund Ollier

The Adoration of the Shepherds (detail of the shepherds grouped around the child), c
898000 The Adoration of the Shepherds (detail of the shepherds grouped around the child), c. 1603-14 (oil on canvas) by Greco, El (Domenico Theotocopuli) (1541-1614); Prado, Madrid

Temple Bar, London, 1837. Artist: Charles Joseph Hullmandel
View of Temple Bar during Queen Victorias visit to the City of London in 1837, looking from Chancery Lane and Fleet Street

Cheering Lord Randolph Churchills name on hearing of his resignation, Loughrea, Ireland, 1887. Churchill was a staunch supporter of the Unionist cause in Ireland. Sketches in Ireland

Peace rejoicings, 1856. From The Illustrated London News (31 May 1856)

The Epiphany, c1230. Artist: Giotto
The Epiphany, c1230. The Magi, the three Kings from the East, Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar, present their gifts of gold

Hikers admiring the Matterhorn reflected in Lake Stellisee, Zermatt, Canton of Valais, Pennine Alps, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, Europe

Boat Trip Rejoicing Fish Departure Cabin Boy
The Boat Trip: Rejoicing of the Fish at the Departure of the Cabin Boy (The Fish), 1861. Charles Francois Daubigny (French, 1817-1878)

Tabby Cat

SABATTIER, Louis R魹(1863 - 1935). End of the
SABATTIER, Louis R魹 (1863 - 1935). End of the First World War. 1918. The liberation in the Place de la Concorde of Paris. Watercolour

Illustration of a bible scene, Nehemiah 3, 12, Gods people build a wall around Jerusalem

Disraeli / Political Peri
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Conservative MP and Prime Minister, rejoicing at the success of his electoral reform bill Date: 31 August 1867

Disraeli / Paradise Peri
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Conservative MP and Prime Minister, rejoicing at his electoral success Date: 28 February 1874

The first World war (1918). Celebration of the Victory in the Paris streets (November). Illustration by Charles Hoffbauer

Portrait of young girl, 1788-1790. Francesc Camb󧳠; legacy. Rococo. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Barcelona. National Art Museum of Catalonia

Rejouissances des mexicains, au commencement du siecle (The rejoicing of Mexicans at the start of the Century). Celebration of the beginning of Aztec century, consisting of a 52-year cycle

Queen Victorias subjects celebrate her Diamond Jubilee
Happy and glorious, long to reign over us, God Save the Queen! Queen Victorias subjects at home and in the colonies celebrate her Diamond Jubilee in 1897 in this idealistic illustration. Date: 1897

MAY was called Trimilki, because then they began to milk the kine three
MAY was called " Trimilki, " because then they began to milk the kine three times in the day. In this woodcut shepherds are watching over the ewes and lambs

Adoration of the Shepherds, 1642 (oil on canvas)
XIR897865 Adoration of the Shepherds, 1642 (oil on canvas) by Reni, Guido (1575-1642); Museo Nazionale di San Martino, Naples, Italy; (add.info.: Adoration des bergers ); Italian, out of copyright

Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) entering London, 1553, 1910
BAL5803 Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) entering London, 1553, 1910 (fresco) by Shaw, John Byam Liston (1872-1919); Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London

Celebration on the Thames near Whitehall, after the Coronation of James II (1633-1701)
XYC252284 Celebration on the Thames near Whitehall, after the Coronation of James II (1633-1701) (pen & brown ink, graphite and grey wash) by Velde, Willem van de

The First Landing of Christopher Columbus (1450-1506) in America, 1862 (oil on canvas)
XJL186948 The First Landing of Christopher Columbus (1450-1506) in America, 1862 (oil on canvas) by Puebla Tolin, Dioscoro Teofilo (1832-1901); Ayuntamiento de Coruna, Spain; Brazilian

Henri IV (1553-1610) enters Paris in 1594, from Histoire de France by Colart, published c
KW177758 Henri IV (1553-1610) enters Paris in 1594, from Histoire de France by Colart, published c.1840 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; French

The Sacrifice of Noah, c. 1640 (oil on canvas)
XIR172466 The Sacrifice of Noah, c.1640 (oil on canvas) by Bourdon, Sebastien (1616-71); 171x227 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Arras

Synagogue where a rabbi reads, print maker: Jan Luyken, Daniel van den Dalen, Hendrik van Damme, 1702

Rejoicing of the people in Cairo, Egypt, print maker: Jan Luyken, Jan Luyken, Jan Bouman, 1681

The Unburied Bodies of the Two Witnesses and the Rejoicing People; Unknown; London (probably), England, Europe; about 1255 - 1260; Tempera colors, gold leaf, colored washes

Young man cheering in the sunshine

Hiker admiring the Matterhorn reflected in Lake Stellisee, Zermatt, Canton of Valais, Pennine Alps, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, Europe

14th Anniversry celebration of the Turkish Republic - Turkey. Date: 1937

Rejoicing at Les Halles to Celebrate the Birth of Dauphin Louis of France (1781-1789), 21 January 1781. Oil on canvas, 1781, by Philibeert Louis Debucourt (1755-1832) French painter

Montanas state bird the meadowlark sings on a fence post near Moiese Montana

The Peace Celebrations, 1856
Bell ringers ring the church bells in celebration of the end of the Crimean war. Date: 1856

The Peace Illuminations - A Street Scene by G. Thomas, 1856
A crowd gathers in the street to marvel at the peace illuminations in celebration of the end of the Crimean war. Date: 1856

Enthusiasm on the eve of King Faruks wedding
Police keeping the eager populace at bay during one of King Faruks many public appearances in Cairo prior to his marriage to Farida, the daughter of Yussuf Pasha Zulficar

Car jumpers escort Nahas Pasha to the royal wedding
Cairos youth escort Nahas Pasha, the recently deposed premier, when he returned to the city for the royal wedding of King Faruk to Queen Farida

Rite of Simcha Tora in Judaism
The Jewish rite of Simcha Tora or rejoicing the law (opening and closing of the lessons of the law) on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles

Mafeking Celebrations
The Relief of Mafeking is celebrated in Commercial Road, Portsmouth. " Men and women, danced sang and shouted.."

Procession of Sepharim
The Jews in New York PROCESSION OF THE SEPHARIM on SIMCHATH TORAH (the rejoicing of the Law)

French Rejoicing
Wild rejoicings in France when a false rumour circulates that catholic James II has defeated protestant William III at the battle of the Boyne : Jamess flight reveals the truth

Accession of Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth Is accession to the throne is marked by rejoicing among the people; here petals are strewn in front of her horse

Fireworks after Boyne
Firework display given by the gentry & folk of Covent Garden to commemorate the return of the victorious William III after the Battle of Boyne in Ireland. Bonfires are lit

Republican Rejoicing
After Frances defeat by Prussia, Napoleon is forced to abdicate and a republic is formed: a triumphant procession in the boulevard des Italiens. Date: 1870

Sicily Joins Italy
Rejoicing in the streets of Palermo when Sicily is united with the kingdom of Italy

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"Rejoicing: A Timeless Expression of Joy and Celebration" In a world filled with chaos and turmoil, there is something truly remarkable about the power of rejoicing. It transcends time and space, bringing forth an overwhelming sense of peace and perfect harmony. Imagine a young man in a white shirt and blue jeans, jumping with unbridled enthusiasm. His infectious energy captures the essence of pure joy, as if he has discovered the secret to eternal happiness. Travel back to the roaring 1920s, where parties were extravagant and rejoicing was an art form. The spirit of celebration permeated every corner, leaving no room for sorrow or despair. BATAILLE's "Apocalypse of Angers" depicts a scene from centuries ago when even in times of mourning at a Canadian funeral in 1726, communities found solace in coming together to rejoice in cherished memories. SABATTIER's "End Of The" portrays an era marked by transition; it reminds us that even amidst endings, new beginnings await us. Rejoice for what lies ahead. The German Zeppelin LZ77 shot down over Brabant-le-Roi during World War I serves as a poignant reminder that even amid darkness and destruction, humanity finds strength to rejoice – resilient spirits shining through like beacons of hope. History tells tales of triumph too - Cassells Illustrated History showcases London's jubilation upon the execution of Strafford. In moments like these, we witness how they are become an expression against tyranny and injustice. Gleadah's publication from c. 1838 titled "The 1st August" symbolizes emancipation – people celebrating their freedom from oppression while embracing unity through shared joyous festivities. M. H Spielmann's color litho illustration for "Child Of The Air" transports us into realms where imagination soars high above constraints - reminding us that within our dreams lie endless reasons to rejoice.