Victories Collection (#3)

Allegory victories Allies 1704 Praelteeken hundred
Allegory of the victories of the Allies in 1704 Praelteeken of one hundred and fifty towns and cities of the Danube, Ryn and Moselle redeemed by the Inauspicious Heroes

Triumph honor victories King William III Ireland
Triumph in honor of the victories of King William III in Ireland, 1690 Triumphant Inhalingh of his Royal Majesty in London over the Victori in Yerlandt Fighting

naval battle Nieuwe Scheeps Battalien series title
After the naval battle Nieuwe Scheeps Battalien (series title), Victories and damaged ships after naval battle. Possibly after the Battle of Dover on December 10, 1652, warfare

Le Bleuet. Symbol Of Memory And Solidarity In France, For Veterans And Victims Of The First World War. 1st World War French Propaganda Illustration Evoking French Victories Through The Ages

Medal Commemorating Admiral Robert Blakes Victories Over The Dutch In 1653. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R. Green Published London 1893

Melchizedec & Abraham
A priest-king of Salem, he blesses Abrahams flock, and in return receives a tithe of the spoils of any victories Abraham may have over his enemies

Triumph of Aemilius Paullus, Ancient Rome
The triumph of the Roman consul and general Lucius Aemilius Paullus Macedonicus (229-160 BC) after his victories in the Third Macedonian War, having won the decisive Battle of Pydna

Trajans Column, Rome, completed in 113. Column celebrating Emperor Trajan s
Trajans Column, Rome, completed in 113. Column celebrating Emperor Trajans victories in the Dacian wars with incidents in the campaign carved in low relief

Ara Pacis Augustae. Frieze. Procession on south side. 13-9 B
Ara Pacis Augustae. Altar dedicated to Peace, the Roman goddes. Frieze. Procession on south side. Augustus with his cape pulled over his head, Rex sacorum (high priest), four figures (priests)

Propylaea of A?a?A?a?the Sanctuary of Athena. Pergamon. De
Propylaea of A?a?A?a?the Sanctuary of Athena. 3rd - 2nd centuries BC. Architrave with the dedication from king Eumenes to Athena Nikephore. At the balcony, the weapons of the defeates Galates

Italy. Rome. Arch of Septimius Severus. Triumphal arch built in 203 AD to commemorate the Parthian victories of emperors Septimius Severus, Caracalla and Geta

Triumphal Arch - Japan - Victory in Russo-Japanese War
Triumphal Arch decorated to celebrate Japanese naval victories over the Russian fleet during the Russo-Japanese war (1905) Date: circa 1905

Rene Pierre Marie Dorme, French fighter ace
Rene Pierre Marie Dorme (1894-1917), French fighter ace. He became a pilot in 1915, firstly flying reconnaissance and later fighter planes. He was killed in combat, with 23 victories to his credit

Lieutenant William Sidebottom, WW1 flying ace
Lieutenant William Sidebottom (1893-?), WW1 flying ace from Manchester, credited with 14 aerial victories. He served with the RAF from 1917 until 1919, in 203 Squadron

Paris, France - Place du Chatelet. Date: 1830

The Battlefield of Gettysburg. Photograph from Huidekopers relief map of the battlefield. As it was in 1863. Date: 1901

Siege of Mstricht
Mstricht is besieged and taken from the Spanish by prince Frederik Henrik, one in a series of brilliant victories. Date: 1632

Wellington and Battle
WELLINGTON as military hero - labels bear the names of some of his Peninsula victories, and he is seen directing a battle : this is before Waterloo. Date: 1814

Ambrogio Spinola - 4
AMBROGIO DI SPINOLA Italian military commander in the Imperial service. He is surrounded by vignettes of his celebrated victories. Date: 1569 - 1630

Plate Battles Victories Combats et Triomphes
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Francesco I d Este Speaks Victories Honest Comportment
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Plate VIII Battles Victories Combats et Triomphes
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Earl Essex Horseback 1643 Etching first state
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"Victories: Celebrating Triumphs Throughout History" The Battle of Bull Run: A turning point in the American Civil War, where both sides fought valiantly for their cause. Jahn's Victorious Spirit: Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, known as the father of gymnastics, inspired a nation with his dedication to physical fitness and national pride. HMS Birmingham's Naval Victory: This British warship played a crucial role in numerous battles during World War II, ensuring victory for the Allied forces. The Battle of Waterloo, 1815: Napoleon Bonaparte met his ultimate defeat at this historic battle, marking the end of an era and reshaping European politics. Roman Triumph Engraving: Depicting ancient Rome's grand celebrations after military victories, showcasing their power and dominance over conquered lands. Leon Vanderstuyft's Glorious Achievement: Honoring a remarkable individual who achieved greatness through hard work and determination; a true inspiration to all. Acclaiming Alcibiades' Brilliance: Ancient Athens hailed Alcibiades as a brilliant strategist and charismatic leader whose victories brought glory to their city-state. Conall of Victories' Legendary Exploits: Mythical tales tell of Conall's extraordinary triumphs against formidable foes, forever etching his name in folklore. Friedland Painting - A Symbolic Victory: Capturing the essence of triumph on canvas; this artwork immortalizes Napoleon Bonaparte's victory at the Battle of Friedland in 1807. A British Airman Soaring to Victory: Paying tribute to brave pilots who defended freedom from above during countless aerial battles throughout history. Arch of Titus - Rome's Monumental Triumphs: Standing tall in Italy’s capital city, it commemorates Rome’s military successes while serving as a reminder of its imperial might. Edward VII's Racing Victories.