Ashes Collection (page 38)

Napoleon I / Ashes / Lami
NAPOLEON I His ashes are brought to Paris and are taken to Les Invalides

Napoleon I / Ashes / Inside
NAPOLEON I His ashes are brought to Paris and are taken to Les Invalides. This interior scene shows where they were placed

Napoleon I / Ashes / Bougard
NAPOLEON I His ashes are brought to Paris and a procession takes them down the Champs Elysees which is lined with soldiers

Light Micrograph (LM) of a tranverse section of a stem of a Common (European) Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior), magnification x12

Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) twig with buds just breaking. UK
ROG-12380 Ash - twig with buds just breaking UK Fraxinus excelsior Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

The aftermath of traditional slash and burn on hilltop near Kuta, south coast, Lombok, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Light Micrograph (LM): A Tranverse section of a stem of a Common or European Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior)
LRDS-258 Light Micrograph (LM): A Tranverse section of a stem of a Common or European Ash tree Magnification x12 (on 10.5 cm width print) Fraxinus excelsior David Spears (Last Refuge)

Common Ash Tree - First to lose its leaves in mixed woodland
SG-20082 Common Ash Tree - First to lose its leaves in mixed woodland early Autumn, UK Fraxinus excelsior Ardea London Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Ash Tree - in autumn colour Fritham, New Forest, Hampshire, UK
ROG-9882 Ash Tree - in autumn colour Fritham, New Forest, Hampshire, UK. Fraxinus excelsior Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Corneille / Pompee
LA MORT DE POMPEE Cornelie, widow of Pompee, with his ashes in an urn

Philopoemons Ashes
Polybius carries Philopoemons ashes to Megalopolis

Cinderella by the Fire
Cinderella sits gazing wistfully into the ashes of the fire, holding the broom she has used for sweeping

FIRST SOAP
THE FIRST SOAP the Gauls used a mixture of tallow and ashes

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"Ashes: Symbolic Remnants of Triumph and Tragedy" Cricket at the Oval, a historic battleground where rivalries ignite and legends are born. The England Test cricket XI at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, 1899. Artist WA Rouch captures the intensity of the game as players fight for victory, leaving behind ashes of determination on the pitch. Sport/Cricket/Ashes - A term that resonates with every cricket enthusiast worldwide. It represents one of the fiercest battles in sports history between England and Australia. The Ashes series is a testament to unwavering passion and fierce competition that leaves both nations yearning for glory. Tolbachik Volcano erupting with fiery lava cascading down its slopes in Kamchatka, Russia. Nature's fury reminds us how even mountains can crumble into ashes under immense pressure. The Mountain Ash or Rowan Tree stands tall in Lower Saxony, Germany, adorned with ripened berries like droplets of blood-red fire amidst lush green foliage. Its vibrant beauty conceals ancient folklore linking it to protection against evil spirits. Celebrations erupt at the Oval as victorious players bask in their triumphs while spectators rejoice alongside them. In these moments, joy transforms into ash-gray memories etched forever in their hearts. The burial of Thomas Hardy's heart signifies an eternal bond between literature and mortality—a poignant reminder that even great minds eventually turn to dust and ashes. Agrippina landing with the ashes of Germanicus echoes tales from ancient Rome when love transcended death itself—an act so profound it left an indelible mark on history's pages. George Giffen immortalized among Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds; his legacy lives on through stories passed down generations—his contributions reduced neither by time nor by ash-covered fields he once graced. Stromboli Volcano erupting fiercely off Italy's coast paints a mesmerizing picture of raw power.