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RMDE15HB–dance, Middle Ages, Gothic dance, miniature, Middle Ages, medieval, mediaeval, Burgundy, Bourgogne, fine arts, art, illuminated manuscript, fashion, clothes, outfit, outfits, headpiece, headpieces, hat, hats, veil, veils, aristocracy, aristocracies, prince, princes, full length, dancing, dance, dances, miniature, miniatures, historic, historical, people, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2T91N97–Plate, c. 1805, Guérhard et Dihl, Paris, 1 3/8 x 9 1/4 in. (3.49 x 23.5 cm), Porcelain, France, 19th century, Rather than adorn their dinner services with heraldic crests like the aristocracies of Europe, Americans preferred nationalistic imagery. While encouraging the French to support America's fight for independence, Benjamin Franklin promised them that the new nation would be an ideal market for luxury goods from France. The French monarchy obliged, and manufacturers in France eagerly produced ceramics, glassware, and other decorative arts combining the American symbols
RM2H106Y3–Half Armor for the Foot Tournament, c. 1590. Pompeo della Cesa (Italian, active 1572-93). Etched and gilded steel, brass rivets, leather and velvet fittings; overall: 31.7 x 27.7 x 21.6 cm (12 1/2 x 10 7/8 x 8 1/2 in.). This armor was designed for the foot tournament, an event that was separate from the equestrian jousts popularized during the Middle Ages and still favored among Renaissance aristocracies throughout Europe. Foot tournaments were commonly fought over a barrier that separated the combatants and gave protection to their legs, so a half-armor such as this one provided sufficient p
RM2A511XA–Half Armor for the Foot Tournament, c. 1590. This armor was designed for the foot tournament, an event that was separate from the equestrian jousts popularized during the Middle Ages and still favored among Renaissance aristocracies throughout Europe. Foot tournaments were commonly fought over a barrier that separated the combatants and gave protection to their legs, so a half-armor such as this one provided sufficient protection. The original owner of this suit would have worn it with colourful puffed and slashed britches and hose. The use of outlandish accessories, such as a large ostrich fe
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RM2AWNTRE–The woman citizen's library : a systematic course of reading in preparation for the larger citizenship . a natural aristocracy founded on talentand virtue which seems destined to govern all soci-eties and all political forms, and the best governmentis that which provides most efficiently for the purityof the choosing of these natural aristocracies and theirintroduction into government. * American politicaldemocracy has signally failed to do this, and the rea-sons for its failure lie, partly at least, in the inadequacyof the nominating machinery. For it makes no differ-ence what are the safegua
RM2X1A9NR–Marie Valerie, archduchess of Austria, children image, 1873 - 18730101 PD0088 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RFJEB9NH–Madrid, Spain - february 26, 2017: Sculpture of Ramiro II King at Plaza de Oriente, Madrid. He was a King of Leon from 931 to 951
RM2X1A9D0–Archduke of Austria, reproduction together with of his wife Sophie., 1871 - 18710101 PD1258 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1ABW5–Children image Charles I, Emperor of Austria, children image, 1889 - 18890101 PD0150 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMDE15JR–fashion,17th century,court dress,drawing by Hermann Grobet,early 20th century,17th century,20th century,graphic,graphics,clothes,outfit,outfits,aristocracy,aristocracies,court,courts,ladies' fashion,dress,dresses,court dress,court dresses,decollete,low-necked,low-cut,plunging neckline,low neckline,pannier,panniers,side hoops,hoop skirt,hoopskirt,hooped skirt,hoop skirts,hoopskirts,hooped skirts,periwig,periwigs,wigs,full-bottomed wig,steps,dog,dogs,welcome,welcoming,greeting,greet,half length,standing,fashion for ,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMDB7YKX–Alexander I, 17.12.1888 - 9.10.1934, King of Yugoslavia 16.8.1921 - 9.10.1934, full length, with Louis Barthou, Marseille, 9.10.1934,
RM2AGADPG–. Exotics and retrospectives. and the ancestral cult. Anysuch memorial temple was called in, or man-sion, — doubtless because the august spirit wasbelieved to occupy it at certain periods; — andthe term yet survives in the names of manycelebrated Buddhist temples, —such as the Chion-In, of Kyoto. With the passing of time, thiscustom was necessarily modified; for as privilegeswere extended and aristocracies multiplied, theerection of a separate temple to each notablepresently became impossible. Buddhism met thedifficulty by conferring upon every individual ofdistinction the posthumous title of
RM2X1ABW6–Charles I, Emperor of Austria, children image, 1889 - 18890101 PD0149 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1ABHJ–Charles I, Emperor of Austria, children image, 1886 - 18860101 PD0173 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1ABJX–Archduke Otto and Mary Josefa of Saxony, 1886 - 18860101 PD0240 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMDB7YTX–Alexander I, 17.12.1888 - 9.10.1934, King of Yugoslavia 16.8.1921 - 9.10.1934, car in which the king was murdered, railway station, Belgrade, 1930s,
RM2X1AB9C–Emperor William II, in the ocassion of a visit in London in civvies., 1885 - 18850101 PD0245 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMG5X3BW–Charles II, 30.10.1804 - 18.8.1873, duke of Brunswick, 16.6.1815 - 2.12.1830, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RM2X1AADT–Emperor William II, in German hussar uniform., 1880 - 18800101 PD0507 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMFFMB23–Otto Henry of the Palatinate, 10.4.1502 - 12.2.1559, Elector of the Palatinate 1556 - 1559, with Georg Count of Zweienbruck, on pilgrimage to Jerusalem, tapestry, after design by Matthias Gerung, detail, Bruxelles, 1541, Bavarian National Museum, Munich, Germany,
RM2AG1BJG–. A history of mediaeval and modern Europe for secondary schools. ISAAC NEWTON Mathematician Born 1642 Died 1727 RICHARD ARKWRIGHT Inventor Born 1732 Died 1792. GEORGE STEPHENSON Engineer Bora 1781 Died 1848 PIONEERS OF SCIENCE CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN Naturalist Born 1800 Died 1882 THE MARCH OF DEMOCRACY 553 tion has reacted upon political life, and always to advancethe cause of democracy. The premium set upon personalwealth, capital, and efficiency, instead of on noble birth andancestral acres, has shaken the prestige of, even if it has notdestroyed, the old aristocracies that rest on mediaeval
RMBHDG92–fashion, 18th century, 'Die Fuerstin' (The Princess), illustration from 'Muenchner Bilderbogen' (Munich Sheet of Pictures), wood engraving, 19th century,
RM2X1A9ND–Karl Ludwig, archduke of Austria, reproduction together with of his 3rd wife Maria Theresia, Infanta of Portugal, and his children from 2nd marriage Franz Ferdinand, Otto, Margaret Sophie and Ferdinand Charles., 1873 - 18730101 PD0089 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1AAN5–Crown prince Rudolf and princess Stephanie of Belgium, bridal shoot., 1881 - 18810101 PD0238 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1AAC9–Eugene, archduke of Austria, picture in uniform as second lieutenant of the hussars., 1880 - 18800101 PD0443 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1ABKW–Emperor William II with his oldest son crown prince Frederic William, 1887 - 18870101 PD0194 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2CJ87RD–. The story of American democracy, political and industrial . the country into squabbhngcommunities, to be engaged in incessant bickerings overtrade and boundaries, and it preserved the vast breadth ofthe continent for peace. It demonstrated to skepticalEuropean aristocracies that the great Republic was nota bubble, but the most solid fact in history. One part of the cost is yet to be counted. April 14,1865, while the North was still blazing with illuminationsThe death over the Surrender of Lees army, it was plungedof Lincoln |jj^q gloom by the assassination of Lincoln. Thegreat President was
RMBHDG34–fashion, 18th century, 'Der Fuerst' (The Prince), illustration from 'Muenchner Bilderbogen' (Munich Sheet of Pictures), wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDE15AT–fashion, Middle Ages, France, aristocrat, after illuminated manuscript, mid 13th century, wood engraving, 19th century, 13th century, graphic, graphics, clothes, outfit, outfits, full length, standing, men's fashion, rear view, rear views, cape, capes, aristocrat, aristocracy, aristocracies, historic, historical, man, men, male, people, medieval, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMDE15P0–fashion, 17th century, aristocrat in summer clothes, copper engraving, France, second half 17th century, 17th century, graphic, graphics, baroque, aristocracy, aristocracies, noble, noble man, nobles, noble men, outfit, outfits, men's fashion, full length, standing, nobleman, noblemen, aristocrat, aristocrats, jacket, jackets, knee breeches, summer clothes, summer clothing, historic, historical, man, men, male, people, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RM2CGMJJP–. The volunteer soldier of America . iowledge shouldbe more generalized and legitimized in the United States.The system is much too narrow for the best interests ofour great country. It is not meant by this that the Government should AcS 1HE VOLUNTEER SOLDIER OF AMERICA. resort to a measure which constitutes the life of mon-archies and aristocracies, viz.: the creation of a largestanding army, which would be a standing menace to theliberties of the people. The author refers not to armies,but to a general diffusion of advanced military knowledgeamong the greatest possible number of people. Heme
RMDE15NX–fashion, 17th century, Royal prince in court dress, copper engraving, France, second half 17th century, 17th century, graphic, graphics, baroque, aristocracy, aristocracies, noble, noble man, nobles, noble men, prince, princes, clothes, outfit, outfits, men's fashion, full length, standing, periwig, periwigs, wigs, full-bottomed wig, nobleman, noblemen, aristocrat, aristocrats, historic, historical, man, men, male, people, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDE15X4–fashion, 17th century, aristocrat in indoor dress, copper engraving, France, second half 17th century, 17th century, graphic, graphics, baroque, aristocracy, aristocracies, noble, noble man, nobles, noble men, clothes, outfit, outfits, men's fashion, nobleman, noblemen, aristocrat, aristocrats, full length, sitting, sit, chair, chairs, headpiece, headpieces, cap, caps, dressing gown, dressing gowns, housecoat, knee breeches, historic, historical, man, men, male, people, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMT0MANR–geography / travel, Germany, Brunswick, building, mansion in Stresemannstrasse 5, accommodation of the Duchess Victoria Louise of Brunswick 1956 - 1980, exterior view, 4.12.1956, House of Hohenzollern, Princess of Prussia, House of Hanover, Welf dynasty, Welfs, West Germany, Western Germany, aristocracy, aristocracies, high nobility, Riddagshausen, house, houses, Lower Saxony, Central Europe, 1950s, 50s, 20th century, building, buildings, villa, mansion, villas, mansions, historic, historical, Viktoria Luise, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMFFMB15–fine arts,tapestry,aristocrats with symbolic fabulous animals,detail,Upper Rhine,late 15th century,wool,knitted,historic museum,Basel,15th century,Middle Ages,medieval,mediaeval,wall hanging,fine arts,art,tapestry,tapestries,half length,standing,aristocracy,aristocracies,aristocrat,mythological creatures,mythical creature,fabulous creature,fabulous being,mythological creature,mythical creatures,fabulous creatures,fabulous beings,fabulous animal,fabulous animals,wool,wools,woolen,woollen,deer,griffin,griffon,gryphon,band,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMG5WGAH–money / finances,coins,Germany,thaler,obverse,coined by emperor Maximilian I,silver,early 16th century,wood engraving,19th century,after Julius Friedländer,coin cabinet,Berlin,Middle Ages,medieval,mediaeval,Holy Roman Empire,numismatics,thaler,thalers,inscription,epigraphs,inscriptions,emperor,emperors,half length,crown,crowns,sceptre,scepter,sceptres,scepters,sword armour suit,profile,side-face,profiles,aristocracy,aristocracies,Habsburg,coins,coin,mint,coining,minting,historic,historical,male,man,Friedlaender,F,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMGBWB2A–geography / travel,Egypt,hunt,fowling with throwing stick,mural painting,grave of the noble,Thebes west,18th Dynasty,family,families,children,child,kids,kid,nobility,aristocracy,aristocracies,hunter,hunters,papyrus,papyros,ancient world,ancient times,grave,graves,Dynasty,dynasties,North Africa,Northern Africa,Africa,mural painting,wall painting,murals,mural paintings,wall paintings,wallpainting,wallpaintings,art of painting,fine arts,art,tomb,tombs,burial place,burial ground,burial site,resting place,hunt,hunts,an,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMDE15X7–fashion, 17th century, aristocrat playing cimbalom, copper engraving, France, second half 17th century, 17th century, graphic, graphics, baroque, aristocracy, aristocracies, noble, noble man, nobles, noble men, clothes, outfit, outfits, men's fashion, nobleman, noblemen, aristocrat, aristocrats, full length, sitting, sit, chair, chairs, jacket, jackets, knee breeches, table, tables, dulcimer, dulcimers, musical instrument, instrument, musical instruments, instruments, make music, play music, making music, playing music, makes music, plays music, made m, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMRYW0XP–festivities, balls and parties, ball of a Low German baronial society, 15th century, after copper engraving, by Israel van Meckenem the Younger (circa 1440 - 1503), wood engraving, 15th century, graphic, graphics, Middle Ages, medieval, mediaeval, dancer, dancers, dances, dance, dancing, society, societies, courtly, aristocracy, aristocracies, aristocrat, clothes, fashion, dress, dresses, bonnet, bonnets, hat, hats, doublet, jerkin, beret, berets, musician, musicians, make music, play music, making music, playing music, makes music, plays music, , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMDE15XF–fashion, 17th century, lady-in-waiting at morning toilet, copper engraving, France, second half 17th century, 17th century, graphic, graphics, baroque, aristocracy, aristocracies, noble woman, noble women, nobles, clothes, outfit, outfits, aristocrat, ladies' fashion, full length, sitting, sit, chair, chairs, table, tables, cosmetics, cosmetic, beauty care, beauty, beauties, belle, belles, mirror, mirrors, make oneself up, making oneself up, putting on make-up, made oneself up, put on make-up, painting, paint, fashion for women, women's clothing, lady-, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDDRWAG–Frederick III, 18.10.1831 - 15.6.1888, German Emperor 9.3. - 15.6.1888, portrait, after painting, 19th century, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDB15G7–William I, 22.3.1797 - 9.3.1888, German emperor 18.1.1871 - 9.3.1888, king of Prussia 2.1.1861 - 9.3.1888, portrait, badge, Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Mayer & Wilhelm, famous men series, Stuttgart, circa 1900,
RMDB15FH–Bismarck, Otto von, 1.4.1815 - 30.7.1898, Reich Chancellor 16.4.1871 - 20.3.1890, portrait, badge, bronze, 50,5 x 38,8 mm, Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Mayer & Wilhelm, famous men series, Stuttgart, circa 1900,
RMG5WJ54–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMG5WJ56–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDB1G0K–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, drawing, 16th century,
RMDDY6X5–Maximilian I, 6.6.1832 - 19.6.1867, emperor of Mexico 10.4.1864 - 14.5.1867, portrait, drawing, from: 'Grosser Brockhaus', circa 1900,
RMDB1FYJ–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDB1FYW–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDB1FYA–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, after copper engraving, wood engraving, 19th century, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDB1FYP–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDDY6X6–Louis Ferdinand, 18.11.1772 - 10.10.1806, prince of Prussia, Prussian general, portrait, drawing, from: 'Grosser Brockhaus', circa 1900,
RMDB1G0B–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDB15FR–Frederick William, 16.2.1620 - 9.7.1688, the 'Great Elector' of Brandenburg 1.12.1640 - 9.5.1688, portrait, badge, Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Mayer & Wilhelm, famous men series, Stuttgart, circa 1900,
RMDB15BN–Frederick III, 18.10.1831 - 15.6.1888, German emperor 9.3.1888 - 15.6.1888, portrait, badge, Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Mayer & Wilhelm, famous men series, Stuttgart, circa 1900,
RMDDY6Y0–Metternich, Klemens Wenzel prince von, 15.5.1773 - 11.6.1859, Austrian politician, portrait, drawing, from: 'Grosser Brockhaus', circa 1900,
RMDB15FJ–Wilhelm II, 27.1.1859 - 4.6.1941, German emperor 15.6.1888 - 9.11.1918, portrait, badge, bronze, 50,5 x 39 mm, Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Mayer & Wilhelm, famous men series, Stuttgart, 1914,
RMDB8EK7–Juan Carlos I, * 5.1.1938, king of Spain since 22.11.1975, half length, on board of sailing yacht 'Bribon IV', Porto Cervo, Italy, 16.9.1984,
RMG5FWRY–Frederick III, 18.10.1831 - 15.6.1888, German Emperor 9.3. - 15.6.1888, portrait, wood engraving, circa 1875,
RMDB1JA1–Leopold II, 3.10.1797 - 29.1.1870, Grand Duke of Tuscany 18.6.1824 - 21.7.1859, portrait, wood engraving, out of: 'Die Glocke', 1859,
RMDB1GHB–Therese Charlotte, 8.7.1792 - 26.10.1854, Queen of Bavaria 13.10.1825 - 20.3.1848, portrait, lithograph, circa 1820,
RMFFMK70–William II, 6.12.1792 - 17.3.1849, king of the Netherlands 7.10.1840 - 17.3.1849, portrait, wood engraving by C.Muth, 19th century, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDB1G0T–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, half length, after woodcut from the Cranach studio, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMDB1H0X–Louise, 30.1.1757 - 14.2.1830, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar Eisenach 3.10.1775 - 14.7.1828, half length, after painting, circa 1800,
RMDB1H15–Louise, 30.1.1757 - 14.2.1830, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar Eisenach 3.10.1775 - 14.7.1828, portrait, after painting, circa 1777, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMDDRX2G–Frederick III, 18.10.1831 - 15.6.1888, German Emperor 9.3. - 15.6.1888, portrait, wood engraving after drawing by Th. Hellwig, 1886,
RMDB1G06–Maurice, 21.3.1521 - 11.7.1553, Prince-Elector of Saxony 18.8.1547 - 11.7.1553, half length, after painting by Lucas Cranach the Younger (1516 - 1586), wood engraving, 1870, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMG5WK3A–Frederick III, 18.10.1831 - 15.6.1888, German Emperor 9.3. - 15.6.1888, portrait, wood engraving, circa 1875,
RMDAW3GC–Therese Charlotte, 8.7.1792 - 26.10.1854, Queen of Bavaria 13.10.1825 - 20.3.1848, portrait, lithograph, printed by Weissenkoehler, Würzburg, circa 1835,
RMDDRP9E–William, 25.4.1806 - 18.10.1884, Duke of Brunswick 20.4.1831 - 18.10.1884, portrait, lithograph, circa 1835,
RMDB1H0T–Louise, 30.1.1757 - 14.2.1830, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar Eisenach 3.10.1775 - 14.7.1828, half length, after painting by Julie von Egloffstein, circa 1829,
RMDB1G0P–Henry IV the Pious, 16.3.1473 - 18.8.1541, Duke of Saxony, Margrave of Meissen, half length, after woodcut by Cranach, wood engraving, 19th century,
RMG5WG4Y–Frederick II, 26.12.1194 - 13 12.1250, Holy Roman Emperor 22.11.1220 - 13.12.1250, portrait, coin-portrait, Brindisi, 13th century,
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