1157 Collection

Richard I / London Statue
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART A statue of Richard I by Baron Marochetti at Crystal Palace in 1851

RICHARD I 1157 - 1199
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART Depicted riding into battle, broadsword in hand, armoured from head to foot. His shield bears three lions passant, the English Kings royal symbol

Richard I / Chic Cheval
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART English King on horseback in crusading garb

Statue of Richard I
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART The statue of King Richard I, by Carlo Marochetti, outside the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London

Richard the Lionheart
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART English King, full length portrait

Richard I was born in 1157, crowned in 1189, and died in 1199 (engraving)
6020281 Richard I was born in 1157, crowned in 1189, and died in 1199 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Richard I was born in 1157, crowned in 1189)

Richard I of England
Richard I, the Lionheart

RICHARD I of England, called the Lion-Heart (1157-1199). King of England (1189-1199). Richard the Lionheart, John of Gaunt, Edward III, Joan Plantagenet and Philippa of Hainault. Engraving

Guard Duty
circa 1890: Prisoners breaking stones the grounds of Presidio Infirmary in Havana under the watchful eye of several armed men. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

RICHARD I 1157 - 1199
RICHARD I, THE LIONHEART Reigned 1189 - 1199

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"Richard I: The Lionhearted King of England (1157-1199)" This captivating statue in London pays homage to Richard I, also known as Richard the Lionheart. Born in 1157 and crowned in 1189, he was a formidable ruler who left an indelible mark on history. With his chic cheval attire and commanding presence, this sculpture perfectly captures his regal essence. But Richard's legacy extends beyond this magnificent artwork. He was a warrior king, renowned for his bravery and military prowess. His lion-like courage earned him the moniker "The Lionheart, " symbolizing his unwavering determination on the battlefield. In addition to his martial achievements, Richard I played a crucial role in shaping medieval Europe. His reign witnessed significant political developments and alliances that shaped the course of history. Interestingly, there is another intriguing connection to the number "1157. " The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar KC. 1 ZD948 aircraft bears this serial number—a modern marvel named after our legendary king. This airborne tribute serves as a reminder of Richard I's enduring influence even in contemporary times. Delving deeper into historical artifacts associated with Richard I reveals fascinating discoveries by Bohmer Franz (1907-1943). From Poznan Castle to Berlin-Mitte's official apartment of Reich Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, these findings shed light on lesser-known aspects of this iconic figure's life. Richard I may have lived centuries ago, but his impact continues to resonate today. Whether through statues or aviation tributes bearing his name, we honor the memory of this lion-hearted monarch whose reign left an indelible mark on England and beyond.