Emperor Of Mexico Collection

Emperor Maximilian, 1860
1574311 Emperor Maximilian, 1860; (add.info.: Portrait of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. Dated 1860 Photo by:); Universal History Archive/UIG

Emperor Maximilian of Mexico in naval uniform, ca 1865. Creator: Anonymous
Emperor Maximilian of Mexico in naval uniform, ca 1865. Private Collection

Reception of the Archduke Maximilian of Austria by Prince Napoleon, at the Strasbourg Railway Termin Creator: Unknown
Reception of the Archduke Maximilian of Austria by Prince Napoleon, at the Strasbourg Railway Terminus, at Paris, 1856. The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian, brother of the Emperor of Austria

Portrait of Charlotte and Maximilian I of Mexico, 1857. Creator: Photo studio Mayer & Pierson
Portrait of Charlotte and Maximilian I of Mexico, 1857. Private Collection

Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria with his brothers, 1864. Creator: Anonymous
Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria with his brothers, 1864. Private Collection

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Detail of the Attempt to Pull Down the Cross facing the idols and stone throwing and arrow shots against Montezuma
IND113048 Detail of the Attempt to Pull Down the Cross facing the idols and stone throwing and arrow shots against Montezuma (1466-1520) 1698 (oil on panel) by Gonzalez

Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, ca. 1864. Creator: Unknown
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, ca. 1864

Combination Hunting Dagger and Double-Barrel Percussion Pistol... of Emperor Maximilian
Combination Hunting Dagger and Double-Barrel Percussion Pistol, Sheath, and Belt of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, Paris, 1864/67

Embassy of Kickapoo Indians to the Emperor of Mexico (engraving)
1610197 Embassy of Kickapoo Indians to the Emperor of Mexico (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Embassy of Kickapoo Indians to the Emperor of Mexico)

Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, Emperor of Mexico (engraving)
1103232 Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, Emperor of Mexico (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, Emperor of Mexico)

Triumphal Entry of Augustin de Iturbide (1783-1824) (engraving) (b / w photo)
CHT202619 Triumphal Entry of Augustin de Iturbide (1783-1824) (engraving) (b/w photo) by Michaud, Julio (19th century) (after); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; Mexican

[Place of imprisonment for Emperor Maxmilian of Mexico and soldiers], 1867

[Convent in La Cruz], 1867. Creator: Francois Aubert
[Convent in La Cruz], 1867

Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria (1832-1867), 1850. Creator: Hüttenbrenner
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria (1832-1867), 1850. Private Collection

Kaiser Maximilian von Mexiko 1832-1867, 1934. Maximilian (1832-1867) was the only monarch of the Second Mexican Empire. He was a younger brother of the Austrian emperor Francis Joseph I

Arrival of French troops in Mexico, 1864 (late 19th century). Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph, Archduke of Austria (1832-1867) was crowned Emperor of Mexico on 10 June 1864

Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria (Maximilian I of Mexico). Artist: Winterhalter, Franz Xavier (1805-1873)
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria (Maximilian I of Mexico). Found in the collection of the Schloss Schoenbrunn

Embassy of Kickapoo Indians to the Emperor of Mexico, 1865

Embassy of Kickapoo Indians to the Emperor of Mexico, 1865

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"Emperor of Mexico: A Tale of Power, Tragedy, and Intrigue" In this captivating collection of images, we delve into the fascinating story of the Emperor of Mexico. The journey begins with a glimpse into the life of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria alongside his brothers in 1864. As they stand united, one can only imagine the weight that rests upon their shoulders. Our attention then turns to an intriguing painting from 1698 depicting the Attempt to Pull Down the Cross facing idols and stone throwing against Montezuma. This historical event serves as a reminder of the clash between ancient traditions and foreign influence during Mexico's tumultuous past. The narrative takes a dramatic turn with The Execution of Maximilian I in 1832. Painted on canvas, this haunting depiction captures the tragic fate that awaited Maximilian as he faced his untimely demise, and is impossible not to feel a sense of sorrow for this ill-fated emperor. Moving forward, we are introduced to Maximilian himself through an enigmatic portrait dating back to approximately 1864. Created by an unknown artist, it leaves us pondering about his character and aspirations as he assumed power over Mexico. As if straight out of a thrilling novel, we encounter a Combination Hunting Dagger and Double-Barrel Percussion Pistol belonging to Emperor Maximilian himself. This unique weapon speaks volumes about his desire for protection amidst uncertain times. Adding another layer to our understanding is an engraving showcasing the Embassy of Kickapoo Indians paying homage to the Emperor. This momentous occasion highlights Maximilian's efforts towards diplomacy and inclusivity within his reign. Lastly, we witness Maximilian taking an oath at Miramare in 1864 through a powerful black-and-white photograph turned engraving. His solemn expression reflects both determination and vulnerability as he commits himself fully to ruling over Mexico. Through these diverse glimpses into history, we unravel tales filled with ambition, tragedy, and the complexities of power.