Graveside Collection

Three sisters grieving, 1850
3478369 Three sisters grieving, 1850; (add.info.: Illustration depicting three sisters grieving the loss of their sister by her unmarked grave. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

A widow mourning at a graveside, 1850
3478251 A widow mourning at a graveside, 1850; (add.info.: Illustration depicting a widow mourning at a graveside. Illustrated by George John Pinwell (1842-1875)

Graveside Grave Death Burial Headstone Woman
graveside, grave, death, burial, headstone, woman, women, child, children, grief, grieving, bereavement, mourning, angels, angel, wings, people, family, hovering, faith, belief, religion, 1850s

Loyalty of a dog refusing to leave his dead masters graveside (colour litho)
2779486 Loyalty of a dog refusing to leave his dead masters graveside (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

King George V at the graveside of a soldier, WW1
King George V beside the grave of a British soldier, marked with a cross and a steel helmet, on the battlefield during a visit to the Front in 1916

Kingsleys Gravestone
The simple white graveside cross of English author CHARLES KINGSLEY, with passion flowers and Latin inscription : We have, we loved and we will love. Date: 1819 - 1875

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At the graveside, a somber scene unfolds as loved ones gather to bid their final farewell. The air is heavy with grief and the weight of loss hangs in every whispered conversation. The headstone stands tall, a solemn reminder of the life that once was. In this sacred space, we witness history's poignant moments. From the funeral of Manfred von Richthofen, known as the Red Baron during World War I, where comrades pay tribute to a fallen hero who soared through the skies with unmatched bravery. Across continents and time periods, gravesides become stages for significant events. Gladstone's state funeral at Westminster Abbey in London captures an entire nation mourning the loss of a revered statesman whose legacy echoes through generations. Pere Lachaise cemetery becomes a sanctuary for reflection and remembrance. Here lie countless souls from all walks of life - artists, writers, musicians - each grave telling its own story etched into stone. The haunting black-and-white photo reveals Erzeroum's tragic massacre; lives lost too soon in an unforgiving world torn apart by conflict. At this graveside, sorrow knows no boundaries as families mourn their loved ones' untimely demise. Sir Neville Chamberlain's service at his graveside evokes images of dignity and honor amidst profound sadness. A lithograph immortalizes this moment when respect is paid to a man whose contributions shaped society. Whippingham Church witnesses Sir Henry Ponsonby's final journey as mourners gather under gray skies to say goodbye. Engraved forever on our hearts are these tender moments shared at gravesides where emotions run deep. St George's Chapel in Windsor serves as backdrop for the Duchess of Teck's final scene at her graveside - an engraving capturing both grandeur and vulnerability intertwined within human mortality. Joanna of Castille stands resolute yet heartbroken at her husband's funeral; an oil painting that encapsulates love and loss, a widow's grief etched onto canvas.