Riel Collection

French Revolution, Pierre Riel de Beurnonville (10 May 1752 - 23 April 1821)
5314170 French Revolution, Pierre Riel de Beurnonville (10 May 1752 - 23 April 1821) was a French general during the French Revolutionary Wars and later a marshal of France; (add.info)

The Trial of Louis Riel, Regina, Canada
The Courtroom Trial of Louis Riel in Regina, North-Western Territory, Canada. He was on trial for his leadership of the North-West Rebellion of Spring 1885, in which the Metis people

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Canada, Manitoba, Winnipeg. Esplanade Riel bridge and city skyline reflected in Red River at dusk. Date: 23/04/2010

The late Rebellion in the North-West Territory of Canada (engraving)
1614185 The late Rebellion in the North-West Territory of Canada (engraving) by Forestier, Amedee (1854-1930) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Pierre de Riel, 1804, (1839). Creators: Darodes, Rathier
Pierre de Riel, 1804, (1839). Beurnonville (Pierre de Riel, Marquis de), Marechal de France. Portrait of Pierre de Riel (or Ruel, 1752-1821), marquis de Beurnonville and general

General Pierre Riel, marquis de Beurnonville (1752-1821), 1790s. Private Collection

Statue of Louis Riel in front of the Manitoba Legislative Building in winter; Statue of Louis Riel, Manitoba Legislative Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Canadian Museum For Human Rights And Esplanade Riel Bridge Reflected In The Red River; Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

LOUIS RIEL (1844-1885). Canadian insurgent leader. Photographed c1885

Medics attending to wounded soldiers after Battle of Fish Creek during the Second Riel Rebellion in Saskatchewan
CANADA: RIEL REBELLION, 1885. Medics attending to wounded soldiers after Battle of Fish Creek during the Second Riel Rebellion in Saskatchewan, Canada in 1885

CANADA: REBELLION, 1885. Quelling a mutiny of teamsters during the North-West Rebellion of 1885. Contemporary wood engraving

LOUIS RIEL (1844-1885). Canadian insurgent leader. Wood engraving, American, 1885

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Wounded men carried from a fight with insurgents at Fish Creek during the Riel Rebellion in Canada, 1885. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

American Indian Country. The Red River Territory. The Riel C
Governing body of the Red River Indian Territory

Cut Knife Hill
RIEL REBELLION Colonel Otter attacking the Riel rebels at Cut Knife Hill. Armed with only 2 cannons he was soon forced to retreat

LOUIS RIEL Canadian rebel, sought to set up provisional government opposing Dominion of Canada, captured and hanged for treason

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"Louis Riel: A Legacy of Rebellion and Resilience in Regina, Canada" Step into the historical trial of Louis Riel, a pivotal figure in Canadian history. The engraving titled "The late Rebellion in the North-West Territory of Canada" captures the intensity and significance of this momentous event. Delve deeper into Riel's lineage with Pierre de Riel's portrait from 1804, showcasing his family's rich heritage. General Pierre Riel, marquis de Beurnonville (1752-1821), an influential figure during the 1790s, leaves us intrigued by his connection to Louis. In Winnipeg, Manitoba stands a powerful symbol - the statue of Louis Riel proudly gracing the front of the Manitoba Legislative Building even amidst winter's harshness. This monument serves as a reminder of his enduring impact on Canadian society. Winnipeg itself offers more than just historical landmarks; it is home to both the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and Esplanade Riel Bridge. Reflected in the tranquil waters of Red River, these modern marvels stand as testaments to progress and unity. Returning to General Pierre Riel, marquis de Beurnonville (1752-1821), we are reminded once again that there is much more to uncover about this enigmatic character from the 18th century. From rebellion to resilience, Louis Riel's story continues to captivate our imaginations. His legacy lives on through these various glimpses into history - be it through trials or statues - reminding us all that some individuals leave an indelible mark on their nation's narrative.