Triumphal Car Collection

Cameo of Dionysus on a chariot pulled by Pysche (onyx and sardonyx)
BEN119116 Cameo of Dionysus on a chariot pulled by Pysche (onyx and sardonyx) by Roman, (1st century BC); 4.2x3.3 cm; Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples, Campania

Liberation of Mr O Connell and the Other State Prisoners at Dublin (engraving)
1625100 Liberation of Mr O Connell and the Other State Prisoners at Dublin (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Agitation in Ireland (engraving)
1054309 The Agitation in Ireland (engraving) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Agitation in Ireland)

Allegory Peace under Stadholder Willem II Peace Time under Stadholder William II
Allegory of the Peace under Stadholder Willem II, Allegory of the Peace Time under Stadholder William II. From the right, the triumphal car of the Eendracht with Frederik Hendrik is pulled in by four

Cornelis Tromp victory cart pulled sea horses
Cornelis Tromp on a victory cart pulled by sea horses and accompanied by tritons Title page for: Life and company of the renowned sea hero Cornelis Tromp, 1692, chariot, triumphal car, sea-horse

Truth writer birth Venus Title page Opuscula mythologica physica et ethica
Truth shows a writer the birth of Venus Title page for Opuscula mythologica physica et ethica, 1688, The personification of Truth shows an oval medallion to a woman writing in a book

Triumphal car marriage Ferdinand de Medici Christine
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Wagon adorned with foliate scrolls, Anonymous, Cornelis Floris (II), Hieronymus Cock, 1552

Chariot with a woman, pulled by two men, a turtle and a dog

Two men pushing a wagon in which a woman sits, Anonymous, Cornelis Floris II, Hieronymus Cock, 1552-1551

Admiral Maarten Tromp Harpertsz on chariot, Cornelis van Dalen (II), Wouter Muller, Herman Frederik Waterloos, 1653 - 1664

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"The Triumphal Car: A Symbolic Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of triumph and grandeur as Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and revelry, makes a majestic cameo on a chariot pulled by Pysche. The intricate details of onyx and sardonyx bring this ancient scene to life, capturing the essence of divine celebration. In another captivating engraving, witness the liberation of Mr O Connell and other state prisoners at Dublin. This powerful image reflects the resilience and determination of those fighting for freedom in Ireland during a time of great agitation. Moving forward in history, an allegory portrays peace under Stadholder Willem II juxtaposed with peace time under Stadholder William II. These contrasting periods are beautifully depicted through symbolic imagery that speaks volumes about political stability. Cornelis Tromp's victory cart pulled by sea horses showcases naval triumphs with unparalleled elegance. The artist's attention to detail transports us to a world where maritime conquests were celebrated in all their glory. The birth Venus takes center stage on the title page Opuscula mythologica physica et ethica - truth writer indeed. This enchanting depiction reminds us that mythology intertwines with our understanding of nature and ethics throughout centuries. A triumphal car celebrates marriage between Ferdinand de Medici Christine - two souls united in love amidst opulent splendor. This extravagant display captures the joyous union between noble families while showcasing artistic mastery at its finest. An anonymous wagon adorned with foliate scrolls invites us into a realm where nature meets artistry seamlessly. Every curve tells a story, every leaf whispers secrets waiting to be discovered by those who dare to look closer. A chariot emerges from obscurity, drawn by two men alongside an unlikely pair – a turtle and a dog. What does this peculiar combination signify? Perhaps it is an ode to companionship or an invitation to explore unconventional paths towards triumph. In another intriguing scene, two men push a wagon carrying a woman.