Tower Of London Collection (#26)

TOWER OF LONDON, c1740. A North West View of the Tower of London. Color line engraving, c1740

TOWER OF LONDON: MUSEUM. Sightseers admiring the regalia exhibited in a new display house for the crown jewels at the Tower of London. Wood engraving, English, 1841

LONDON, 15th CENTURY. A 15th-century view of London depicting the imprisonment of Charles d Orleans in the Tower of London in 1415, following his capture at the Battle of Agincourt: wood engraving

TOWER OF LONDON, 1799. The Great Court of the Tower. Color line engraving, English, 1799

VIEW OF LONDON, 1550. London as it appeared in 1550, viewed from the southeast across the Thames River: wood engraving, c1875

VISSCHER: LONDON, 1616. Detail from Cornelius Visschers 1616 view of London, showing the Tower of London and the southern approach to London Bridge

TOWER OF LONDON, 1670. The Tower of London as it appeared in 1670: line and stipple engraving, English, 1831

TOWER OF LONDON, 1843. The Tower of London: wood engraving, English, 1843

City of London, aerial image
City of London, UK, aerial photograph. The River Thames runs through the City. The bridges crossing the river are, from left to right, Southwark Bridge, Cannon Street Railway Bridge

Tower of London, historical artwork. The Tower of London is a castle in London, on the northern banks of the River Thames. It is a palace and fortress, most famous for being used as a prison

View of the Tower of London, UNESCO World Heritage Site, through fountains on the South Bank of the River Thames, near the GLC Building, London SE1, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Winter ice skating, Tower of London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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Dragons and other decorations on a medieval Belgian cannon, displayed on the grounds of the Tower of London, England. Digital photograph

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Dragons and other decorations on a medieval Belgian cannon, displayed on the grounds of the Tower of London, England. Digital photograph

Aerial image of the Tower of London, UNESCO World Heritage Site, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Tower Bridge with the Tower of London visable through the arch, London, England, UK, Europe

Detail, Tower of London, London, England, UK

The Tower of London from the River Thames, London, England, UK

The Tower of London, London, England

The Queens House, Tower of London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Traitors Gate, Tower of London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Raven (Corvus corax), Tower of London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The White Tower, Tower of London, London, England, UK, Europe

The White Tower and outer wall, Tower of London, UNESCO World Heritage Site, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The White Tower, Tower of London, UNESCO World Heritage Site, London, England, UK, Europe

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"The Tower of London: A Timeless Symbol of History and Remembrance" As the sun sets over the Tower of London, its ancient walls stand tall, bearing witness to centuries of captivating stories. From the ceramic poppies forming the breathtaking installation "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, " a poignant tribute to those lost in the First World War, to its commanding presence at dusk, this iconic landmark holds a special place in our hearts. At sunrise, as golden rays illuminate the river Thames below, Tower Bridge emerges majestically alongside The Shard and cityscape. It's a sight that encapsulates both modernity and tradition, reminding us that amidst progress lies an appreciation for heritage. Delving into history reveals fascinating glimpses into London's past. An Agas Map from 1561 showcases how this fortress has stood strong through changing times. And who could forget Anne Boleyn's haunting presence within these very walls? Captured by artist Cibot in her final moments here, her story echoes throughout time. The Tower also witnessed political intrigue with Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton imprisoned within its confines during Shakespearean times. John de Critz immortalized him in oil paint back in 1603 – a testament to power struggles that unfolded behind these stone ramparts. Traveling further back takes us to medieval England when the White Tower reigned supreme. Charles d Orleans' manuscript poems evoke memories of his captivity after being captured at Agincourt until his release four decades later. From above, an aerial view captures The Shard piercing through London's skyline while River Thames flows gracefully beneath it all. This panoramic vista reminds us that despite evolving landscapes and ever-changing citiescape dynamics - some landmarks remain steadfast symbols connecting generations across time. The Tower of London is more than just bricks and mortar; it represents resilience against adversity and serves as a living testament to human triumphs and tragedies alike.