Fatally Collection (page 2)

Chicago Stockyards 7
After being fatally stunned, the cattle at the Chicago stockyards are chopped into pieces and all their usable parts separated

Boucher / Fatal Crash 1934
Helene Boucher, French aviator, crashes fatally in fog

Grimaldo as a Boy 2
The boy Grimaldi is kidnapped, but saves himself by fatally stabbing his kidnapper : he will one day be king of the Lombards

Cockings Parachute
Robert Cockings parachute descent above the Vauxhall Gardens, London. Dropped from Charles Greens Royal Vauxhall the inverted cone failed and Cocking hit the ground fatally

Hezekiah and Isaiah
Hezekiah, king of Judah, is fatally ill, but he asks God to give him a further 15 years, so the prophet Isaiah is given the power to cure him

Lundborg Crashes
Swedish aviator Lundborg, who previously distinguished him- self in the rescue of Italian aviator Nobile, crashes again in the Arctic, but luckily, not fatally

King Edmund Stabbed
Edmund (or Eadmund), king of the English, is fatally stabbed by the bandit Liofa at the feast of Saint Augustine

Leturrs Birdman Project
Leturr cleverly solves the problem of getting airborne by releasing himself from a balloon : alas, his design is not so clever, and he plunges fatally to the ground

De Groof Accident
DE GROOF launches himself from a balloon over Cremorne Gardens, London, but his device lets him down... fatally

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"Fatally: A Chronicle of Tragic Events Unveiling the Fragility of Life" In the annals of history, there are moments that forever mark our collective memory, reminding us of the fragility and unpredictability of life. From the death of Nelson in the Battle of Trafalgar to Harold's arrow in his eye at Hastings during the Norman Conquest, these fatal incidents have left an indelible imprint on our consciousness. Even iconic landmarks like Paris' Eiffel Tower couldn't escape tragedy, as witnessed in 1926 when a daring stunt turned deadly. The Arrow Eye Events in Britain also saw its share of misfortune when Harold met his untimely demise with an arrow piercing his eye. Throughout time, even figures as mighty as Genghis Khan or Ambrose Dudley Warwick were not immune to their own mortality. Their lives ended abruptly, leaving behind legacies shrouded in both triumph and sorrow. The fight for equality has often come at a heavy cost. Suffragette Emily Davison sacrificed her life during a protest at the Epsom Derby Jockey racecourse, becoming a symbol for women's rights and highlighting how far we've come since then. War too has claimed countless lives; heroes like Jack Cornwell immortalized through chromolitho prints showcasing their bravery amidst adversity. Joseph Sulkowski's artistry captures these poignant moments where valor meets fatality on battlefields stained by bloodshed. Even monarchs such as Henri III and IV faced their own tragic ends - reminders that power cannot shield one from destiny's cruel hand. And who can forget Aristaeus' ill-fated attempt to rescue Eurydice from Hades' realm? Across continents, events like Prince Imperial's demise during the Zulu War reverberate through history books – tales etched into Africa's South landscape forevermore.