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Editorial Jose Maria Calatrava Peinado (1781-1846). Spanish statesman and jurist. President of the Council of Ministers. Portrait. Illustration by Urrabieta. Lithography. Cronica General de Espa?a. Historia Ilustrada y Descriptiva de sus Provincias. Asturias and...
Editorial Lady Ruthven.
Editorial An indictment of the bishops : shewing how the Church of England is being corrupted and betrayed by them, and (indirectly) by the Prime Ministers : Council of the Church Association.
Editorial The Ministers Hector sent to Galleres, the year 1674, Parallel title: The Ungerese Preacher led to the Galeren, A nn o 1674, copperplate engraving, 112.), p. 233, Luyken, Jan (inv. et fec.), Jan Luyken: Th??tre des martyrs: depuis la mort de J.Christ j...
Editorial Negative - Wangaratta, Victoria, circa 1915, Two women and a group of ministers (or priests?).
Editorial Map overview of the development of the Berlin Railways I., Development of the Berlin railways between 1846-1871, Signed: Publisher of Julius Springer; Geographical lith., Upcoming program, u, Steindr, v, C.L. Keller, pl. 7, Keller, C. L. (lith.); Sprin...
Editorial Plan of the railway tracks in and around Berlin, Railway tracks and stations in Berlin, Signed: Lith. Anst., v, Bogdan Gisevius, Anl., III, Gisevius, Bogdan (lith.), 1896, Hg. im Auftr. des kgl. preussischen Ministers der ?ffentlichen Arbeiten: Berlin ...
Editorial Map overview of the development of the Berlin Railways II., Development of the Berlin railways between 1877-1896, Signed: Publisher of Julius Springer; Geographical lith., Upcoming program, u, Steindr, v, C.L. Keller, pl. 8, Keller, C. L. (lith.); Spri...
Editorial Timetable of the Berlin - Hamburg Railway from 1846 and 1896, Signed: Publisher of Julius Springer; Geographical lith., Upcoming program, u, Steindr, v, C.L. Keller, pl. 16, Keller, C. L. (lith.); Springer, Julius (ed.), 1896, Hg. im Auftr. des kgl. pr...
Editorial Population increase and decrease in Berlin and the nearest suburbs 2, Population change in Berlin between the censuses of December 1, 1890 and December 2, 1895, Signed: Publisher of Julius Springer; after a card by Jul. Straube; Geographical lith., Upc...
Editorial Population increase and decrease in Berlin and the nearest suburbs 1, Population change in Berlin and suburbs between the censuses of December 1, 1885 and December 1, 1890, Signed: Publisher of Julius Springer; After a card by Jul. Straube; Geographica...
Editorial Forms of the oaths of allegiance, supremacy, and canonical obedience, &c. Proclamation declaring that the proceedings of his Majesties ecclesiastical courts and ministers, are according to the laws of the realm : Great Britain.
Editorial Living loves betwixt Christ and dying Christians. A sermon preached at M. Magdalene Bermondsey in Southwark, neer London, June 6. 1654, at the funerall of that faithfull servant of Christ, Mr. Jeremiah Whitaker, minister of the Gospel, and pastor of th...
Editorial Contributions to the early history of the Presbyterian Church in Indiana : together with biographical notices of the pioneer ministers : Edson, Hanford A. (Hanford Abram), b. 1837.
Editorial Laying the first stone by HM the King on the railway bridge in Zutphen on the 22nd October 1861 (title on object), Ceremony of laying the first stone for the railway bridge in Zutphen, performed by King William III on October 22, 1861. The company unde...
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial New Ministers Going on Duty. Charles WIlliams (English, active 1797-1830); published by S. W. Fores (English, active 1785-1825). Date: 1806. Dimensions: 335 ? 228 mm (image); 245 ? 352 mm (plate); 270 ? 388 mm (sheet). Hand-colored etching on ivory lai...
Editorial Saint Peter Martyr Healing the Leg of a Young Man, 1450s, Tempera and gold on wood, 20 7/8 x 13 1/8 in. (53 x 33.3 cm), Paintings, Antonio Vivarini (Italian, Venice, active by 1441?died 1476/84), This painting belongs to a series of eight scenes that w...
Editorial Hyogo chikuto hitobashira no zu, Marking the new site for the capital at Hyogo., Utagawa, Yoshikazu, active 1848-1863, artist, 1852., 1 print (3 sheets) : woodcut, color ; 35.7 x 24.2 cm (left panel), 35.4 x 24 cm (center panel), 35.4 x 24.2 cm (right ...
Editorial A block for the wigs or, the new state whirligig, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, artist, engraving 1783, a carousel on which sit government ministers Charles Fox, Lord North, Edmund Burke and Admiral Keppel. Beam in the center of the carousel platform is a...
Editorial The Russian bear and her invincible rider encountering the British legion, engraving 1791, Potemkin, with sword raised overhead and wearing hussar's uniform, riding Catherine the Great who is dressed as a black bear, they approach George III and his mi...
Editorial Hyogo chikuto hitobashira no zu, Marking the new site for the capital at Hyogo., Utagawa, Yoshikazu, active 1848-1863, artist, 1852., 1 print (3 sheets) : woodcut, color ; 35.7 x 24.2 cm (left panel), 35.4 x 24 cm (center panel), 35.4 x 24.2 cm (right ...
Editorial Preacher Turn Sign, White glazed earthenware plate with rotating star motif, an inscription in blue and other ornaments. So-called Preaching Turn Sign 1788-1805. The names of different ministers are mentioned on the board., anonymous, Delft, c. 1788 - ...
Editorial Tile tableau of the Council of Ministers of the cabinet given to H. Colijn on the occasion of his 70th birthday, Tile tableau consisting of 12 blue and white tiles in wooden frame. Central: image of the Binnenhof with Ridderzaal. Bottom: inscription wi...
Editorial End Of The American Civil War, Flight Of President Jefferson Davis And His Ministers Over The Georgia Ridge, Five Days Before His Capture, 1 July, 1865.
Editorial Old churches, ministers and families of Virginia : Meade, William, 1789-1862.
Editorial Prime Ministers of Canada 1867 to 1923, 1923.
Editorial The Prime Ministers of Canada, 1867-1913, 1913.
Editorial New Ministers Going on Duty. Charles WIlliams (English, active 1797-1830); published by S. W. Fores (English, active 1785-1825). Date: 1806. Dimensions: 335 ? 228 mm (image); 245 ? 352 mm (plate); 270 ? 388 mm (sheet). Hand-colored etching on ivory lai...
Editorial Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (1833-1868). She was the elder daughter of Ferdinand VII by his fourth wife, Maria Cristina. Proclaimed queen on her father's death in 1833. During her minority (1833-1843), her mother and General Espartero acted...
Editorial Eastern Question. Ottoman Empire. Constantinople, Turkey. Council of Ministers meeting at the Imperial Palace, chaired by the Sultan Abdul-Aziz-Khan, to examine the diplomatic note of Count Gyula Andrassy (politician of the Austro-Hungarian Empire), be...
Editorial The Refectory of the Imperial Asylum at Vincennes.
Editorial Lady Ruthven.
Editorial Invitation - To Mr William John Ferris MLA & Mrs Ferris, Evening Reception, Australian Commonwealth Celebrations, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 9 May 1901, Invitation addressed to Mr William John Ferris and Mrs Ferris from His Majesty's Ministers of ...
Editorial The Junto in a Bowl Dish.
Editorial Invitation - To Mr. William J. & Mrs Ferris, Opening of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 9 May 1901, Invitation addressed to Mr William John Ferris and Mrs Ferris from His Majesty's Ministers of State for...
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial The princes in their chariot drive through the main street at Ayodhyā, wondering at the change in the city since they left it, and then enter the palace, with questioning gestures. In an upper room, a Brahmin and three ministers converse. Ramayana. Ud...
Editorial Kumbhakar?a has woken up and is still seated picking at a bone, while he is offered a jar of drink. Rāva?a's ministers, their chief Yūpāk?a to the fore, tell him they have woken him up since his brother needs him to defeat Rāma and his monkey...
Editorial Monkeys, bears, titans, sages, ministers and Kings gather when they hear of Rama's departure for the celestial realm. In the right foreground are two attendants carrying the sacrificial fire to the river. Ramayana. Udaipur, 1653. Source: Add. 15297(2),...
Editorial On the right, Da?aratha again tells Rāma he will make him king, with Vasi??ha, Lak?ma?a, another Brahmin and ministers in attendance. Rāma and Lak?ma?a then leave the king to call on Kausalyā on the left, who, dressed in white, is worsh...
Editorial The two princes, the Brahmins and ministers approach the hermitage of Bharadvāja on foot, with the three queens at a distance over the horizon followed by their litters. The army with its elephants and chariots waits behind. On the left of the picture...
Editorial In the throne room at Nandigrāma, Bharata places on the throne Rāma’s sandals and with the assembled priests and ministers installs them as the ruler of Ayodhyā. They are henceforth treated like Rāma himself. The two princes in their bark clothes...
Editorial Sugrīva and his allies have come to Bāli’s palace at Ki?kindhā. Sugrīva roars his challenge to such effect that the birds fall out of the sky in fright. Bāli, his queen Tārā and his ministers have emerged on hearing the uproar. The wise quee...
Editorial Rāva?a gives orders (above) to his remaining brothers and ministers and then sets out in his chariot with what remains of his army, with Mahāpār?va, Mahodara and Virūpāk?a also in their chariots. Sugrīva leads the advance of the monkeys on R...
Editorial Rāma is seated on a mat facing the two brothers, with the three queens and Sītā on his right. Bharata continues to urge Rāma to return to Ayodhyā to be crowned, arguing that their father had sinned against him for fear of his wife’s wrath. But R...
Editorial The princes go off to meet their other mothers in their zenana, but Kausalyā and Sumitrā, dressed in mourning saris of red and yellow, having heard of their return, have already set off to meet them. Kausalyā reproaches Bharata for having cheated R?...
Editorial The tumult of the approaching army having alarmed Rāma, he tells Lak?ma?a to climb up a tree to find out what is causing the din. Lak?ma?a climbs a flowering sāla tree and recognises in the distance Bharata’s standard with the orchid tree. ...
Editorial Rama seated on a seat of lotus petals in his cave, with Laksmana standing beside him, is overjoyed at seeing the vast army of monkeys that Sugriva has brought with him. Sugriva falls at Rama's feet and the monkey ministers also respectfully greet him. ...
Editorial Da?aratha lies on his bed in his chamber, the two queens seated beside him, all three in the attitude of conversing, while they try to console one another. Outside the room, Brahmins and ministers are in conversation with Sumantra. It is night, and th...
Editorial Bharata and ?atrughna have performed their father’s funeral rites and fourteen days later, after the prescribed period of mourning, the priests headed by Vasi??ha and ministers bring the necessary articles for coronation to Bharata in the throne...
Editorial The princes with their gurus, ministers and army set out for the forest, preceded by men hacking down the trees to make a path and by the royal elephants. Two litters convey the queens, preceded by two led riding horses. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Sour...
Editorial Lak?ma?a, still at the gates of Ki?kindhā, is welcomed by Sugrīva’s ministers, while inside the palace Sugrīva is counselled by his ministers and Tārā. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add.15296(2), f.34. Language: Sanskrit.
Editorial Hanumān then turns his attention to the temple and destroys it. Rāva?a in his rage sends out Jambumālin, the son of his minister Prahasta, to no avail. Hanumān now slays the ministers' sons and their armies, who lie in a heap tangled up with thei...
Editorial Lak?ma?a enters Sugrīva's palace, and is received by the latter bowing down to the ground, with his ministers behind him. The two are reconciled. On the left, Sugrīva and Lak?ma?a converse on a couch. Sugrīva tells Hanumān to summon his ent...
Editorial Bharata and his followers have reached the capital of the Ni?āda kingdom. In their encampment on the bank of the Ga?gā, Bharata, his brother and ministers are seated in durbar in front of their tent. The Ni?āda king Guha comes with his followe...
Editorial Through his magic powers, Bharadvāja has conjured up a palace set in a pleasure ground for the entertainment and refreshment of his guests. Bharadvāja and the other ascetics and Brahmins sit in the throne-room, while the two princes first sit beside ...
Editorial Mahodara and the other ministers stand in front of Rāva?a. Sītā is apparently listening from behind a curtain in the zenana window, she being the subject of Mahodara's observation that, once they have returned from the battlefield, they will tell ...
Editorial Having finally realised that this great monkey is no ordinary one as he has managed to slay all the ministers and the generals sent to capture him, Rāva?a has summoned his foremost son Indrajit and asked him to go into battle against Hanumān. Indra...
Editorial Above, the sage Durvasa and the ascetic Death are shown visiting Rama. The centre shows Rama and Lakshmana feeding the sage and Rama consulting with his ministers and Vashishta. The lower section shows Durvasa departing, Lakshmana taking leave of Rama ...
Editorial Back outside the palace of Ki?kindhā (on the left), Rāma gives Sugrīva a gajapu?pī garland to distinguish him from his brother. Sugrīva challenges Bāli again and the two of them fight. Tārā had advised Bāli not to fight, seeing that his br...
Editorial On the left, Rāma is installed as king by the priest Vasi??ha, who anoints his brow with sacred marks, while ?atrughna holds the imperial parasol and the two other brothers hold chowries (fly-whisks). Sugrīva had previously sent the monkeys to g...
Editorial Hanumān thinks to himself that, in order to find out more about the demons, he will have to launch an open assault on them. This way he will get to meet Rāva?a and his ministers and ascertain their strategy and strengths. Accordingly, he makes up h...
Editorial Hanumān has allowed himself to be bound and taken before Rāva?a, who is seated on a great throne in his palace, with his ministers around him. He announces himself as the messenger of Rāma and demands Sītā’s return. Rāva?a angrily orders hi...
Editorial Rama questions his ministers. Rama requests his courtiers to visit the towns and villages to acquaint themselves with the rumours about Sita and himself. The courtiers are seen departing from the palace on horseback and on elephants. Ramayana. Udaipur,...
Editorial The chariots of Vasi??ha and the princes, attended by various ministers and people, enter the town of Nandigrāma. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add.15296(1), f.128.
Editorial Sītā begs Rāva?a to kill her so that she may join her husband in death, but Rāva?a is summoned to meet his general Prahasta and his ministers, leaving Sītā to be disabused of her belief that Rāma is dead by the compassionate rāk?asī Sara...
Editorial Rāma asks Sugrīva, who had previously described the four quarters of the world, how he came to know them so well. Sugrīva tells him that he was chased through the four quarters by his brother Bāli when, thinking his elder brother had been killed by...
Editorial In his sons’ absence the king's body is put in a cauldron of oil, with attendants fanning it reverently, while in the durbar hall ministers and Brahmins debate what to do, on either side of the vacant throne. Vasi??ha tells four messengers, whose...
Editorial An engraving of an old man, possible a priest at his prayers. Being startled by a demon or devil. . The Life of John Hieron, with the characters and memorials of ten other worthy Ministers of Jesus Christ Published by D Burgess. London : T. Parkhurst,...
Editorial From the building of the Allied Council, Soviet and French soldiers watch the arrival of the Foreign Ministers for the signing of the Austrian State Treaty. After the end of the occupation of Austria, " Stalinplatz" reverted to its original n...
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Leopold Figl proudly displays the document to jubilant crowds. Vi...
Editorial Chancellor Konrad Adenauer talking with Japanese ministers Takauchi and Shigeru-Hori in the study of the Chancellery. Bonn, 1957.
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Secretary of State Foster Dulles leaves the Austrian Chancellery ...
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Jubilant crowds outside the Belvedere Palace where the treaty was...
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Austrian Chancellor Raab and Molotov waving to crowds from balcon...
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Jubilant crowds outside the Belvedere Palace where the treaty was...
Editorial The Austrian State Treaty, ending Allied Occupation, was signed on May 15,1955 in the presence of Foreign Ministers Dulles (USA),Macmillan (GB),Pinay (F),Molotov (USSR) and Figl,Austria. Leopold Figl proudly displays the document to jubilant crowds. Vi...
Editorial Lady Ruthven.
Editorial New Ministers Going on Duty. Charles WIlliams (English, active 1797-1830); published by S. W. Fores (English, active 1785-1825). Date: 1806. Dimensions: 335 ? 228 mm (image); 245 ? 352 mm (plate); 270 ? 388 mm (sheet). Hand-colored etching on ivory lai...
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial New Ministers Going on Duty. Charles WIlliams (English, active 1797-1830); published by S. W. Fores (English, active 1785-1825). Date: 1806. Dimensions: 335 ? 228 mm (image); 245 ? 352 mm (plate); 270 ? 388 mm (sheet). Hand-colored etching on ivory lai...
Editorial The Refectory of the Imperial Asylum at Vincennes.
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial Tray with dragon and Chinese characters.
Editorial Lady Ruthven.
Editorial The New Testament, The Book of Common Prayer.
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial Writing table (bureau plat).
Editorial Lady Ruthven.
Editorial Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
Editorial Two Ministers. Draughtsman: Patricq Kroon (signed by artist). Dating: 1920 - 1930. Place: Netherlands. Measurements: h 252 mm ? w 202 mm.
Editorial Ministers bedreigd door het hongerige volk. Het Hongerende Volk (title on object). Draughtsman: Patricq Kroon (signed by artist). Dating: 1900 - 1935. Place: Netherlands. Measurements: h 290 mm ? w 244 mm.
Editorial Ministers aan het paasmaal. De Paaseitjes en de Regeeringspartijen (title on object). Draughtsman: Patricq Kroon (signed by artist). Dating: 1923. Place: Netherlands. Measurements: h 250 mm ? w 230 mm.
Editorial An officer in consultation. An officer, probably a nawab of Murshidabad, sits beneath a canopy on a terrace attended by six courtiers and ministers, all dressed in white; there is a formal garden beyond with a lotus pool under a moonlit sky. Johnson Co...
Editorial The king asks his suddenly learned son which of his courtiers and ministers had contributed to his knowledge. Sinbadnama, the Story of Sinbad, in an anonymous Persian version, with 72 miniatures. c.1575. Source: I.O. ISLAMIC 3214, f.116v. Language: Per...
Editorial The Ottoman Sultan Bayazid in a cage at Timur's court- the capture of Sultan Bayazid I of Turkey. The Sultan is confined within a cage upon a pillar above the emperor Timur and his court. Timur is seated on a throne raising a wine-cup, and his minister...
Editorial Fath ‘Ali Shah seated on the Peacock Throne attended by a prince (‘Abbas Mirza?) and two ‘ghulams’ with his shield and mace, giving audience to two ministers. Shahinshahnama of Fath 'Ali Khan Saba. 1810. Opaque watercolour. Source: IO. Islamic ...
Editorial The parricide A sketch of modern patriotism, en sanguine engraving, a woman wearing a feathered headdress, representing America, stepping on Britannia's broken spear and shield, she lunges from the left, at the direction of John Wilkes, toward Britanni...