Sire Collection (#2)

Italian Unification
Right leg in the boot at last. Garibaldi struggling to fit Vittorio Emanuele II with the boot of Italy: If it won t go on, Sire, try a little more powder

Hermit: winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1867, (1903). Artist: William Summers
Hermit: winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1867. Hermit (1864-1890), 19th-century British thoroughbred racehorse and sire. After a painting by Harry Hall (c1814-1882). From The Connoisseur Vol

Sir Frederick Thesiger
Portrait Sir Frederick Thesiger, attorney-general, son of Charles Thesiger, Esq. who held the office of Collector of Customs in the island of St

Henri Clement D argentan
HENRI CLEMENT sire d ARGENTAN, marechal de France under Louis IX. Date: ? - 1265

The Sire of Longueval knighting Roland
Roland knighted by the Sire of Longueval Date: 8th Century

Drawings Prints, Print, Ah, let, me, Sire, refuse, in... Peters, Pension
Drawings and Prints, Print, Ah let me Sire refuse it... from Peters Pension by Peter Pindar, Esq. Artist, Publisher, Thomas Rowlandson, George Kearsley, British, London 1757-1827 London, Rowlandson

Portrait of Jacques Hurault, sire of Vibraye
XIR901906 Portrait of Jacques Hurault, sire of Vibraye by French School, (16th century); 45x34 cm; Musee de Tesse, Le Mans, France; (add.info.: Portrait de Jacques Hurault)

Jean-Louis Forain, Ceux de la priemiere heure. " Sire! ou en somme-nous de " la guerre fraiche et joyeuse" ?...", French, 1852-1931, c. 1914-1919, black crayon on wove paper

Jean-Louis Forain, Ceux de la premiere heure. " Sire! ou en somme-nous de " la guerre fraiche et joyeuse" ?...", French, 1852-1931, c. 1914-1919, black crayon on wove paper

Champion Stallion George Wilkes, the great sire of trotters

The Bressey Traffic Report, 1938: future predictions
Traffic improvements in London in the style of some already carried out in American cities: 1. A parking deck in Trafalgar Square. 2. A depressed road crossing at Hyde Park. 3

Watching Bayardo at exercise
The British thoroughbred racehorse exercising at Alec Taylors stable at Manton, near Marlborough. Bayardo was sent to trainer Alec Taylors stud farm at the age of two

Louis IX doing Good
Louis IX isn t made a saint for nothing - he is known for his benevolence, as here when he intervenes in a dispute between a poor old lady and the sire de Joinville

Disloyalty / Arrested / 1393
Sire de la Riviere arrested for supposed disloyalty, but eventually released

French Nobles
A group of French nobles : the reconciliation between sire Olivier de Clisson and the duc de Bretagne

French Nobles / 1390S
A group of French nobles : the reconciliation between sire Olivier de Clisson and the duc de Bretagne

Roland Knighted
The French hero Roland is knighted by the Sire de Longueval

Paris Street Row
A fight in the streets of Paris - sire Olivier de Clisson is attacked by the men of sire Pierre de Craon

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"Sire: A Glimpse into the World of Noble Steeds and Majestic Beasts" Step into a world where elegance meets power, as Roland Card's novel "Sire" takes us on a journey through time. Inspired by historical events such as Maharana Sarup Singh inspecting a prize stallion in 1845-46, we are transported to an era where horses were revered symbols of strength and prestige. Tara's dedication page to the king sets the tone for this captivating tale, filled with rich imagery and vivid descriptions. As we delve deeper into the story, Cesar's commentaries provide valuable insights that enhance our understanding of these magnificent creatures. From Poulton Priory in Gloucestershire to The Tetrarch, a legendary racehorse, each chapter unfolds like a painting come to life. We witness the regal presence of royal corgis like Rozavel Lucky Strike and marvel at their loyalty and charm. The Clydesdale Stallion & Mare from 1879 capture our attention with their sheer size and grace. These majestic animals symbolize hard work and determination that have stood the test of time. In fall settings such as Crufts or Great Dane exhibitions in 1900, Dalmatians add an element of playfulness amidst all the grandeur. Their spots dance across our imagination as they frolic alongside their human companions. Andries Stock's masterpiece "The Archer and the Milkmaid" reminds us that even in centuries past, horses played pivotal roles in everyday life. They were not only means of transportation but also loyal friends who shared both triumphs and hardships with humanity. As we explore further back in history to c. 1650, an unknown artist captures the essence of stallions - powerful beings whose very presence demands respect. "Sire" is more than just a book; it is an ode to these extraordinary creatures who have left indelible marks on our collective consciousness.