Hicule De Transport Collection
"Hicule de transport: A Journey Through Time and Cultures" Step into a captivating journey through time and cultures with "Hicule de transport
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"Hicule de transport: A Journey Through Time and Cultures" Step into a captivating journey through time and cultures with "Hicule de transport. " This collection of images takes us on an extraordinary adventure, showcasing various modes of transportation across different eras. In 1894, an assassination attempt on Francesco Crispi by the anarchist Lega shook the world. The image captures the intensity and chaos that ensued during this historic event. Traveling back even further, we find ourselves in ancient Assyria. A colored engraving from 1866 depicts a grand palace portal, offering a glimpse into the opulence and splendor of this civilization. Moving to Greece during the time of Republics, we witness a vibrant wedding procession. The colorful attire and joyful atmosphere evoke a sense of celebration and unity among its people. Transportation has always played a crucial role in society's development. The arrival of the workmen's "penny train" at Victoria Station in London showcases how advancements in transportation revolutionized daily life for many. Venturing into Dante Alighieri's Inferno, Canto 3 reveals haunting imagery as doomed souls embark on their treacherous journey across the Acheron river. Their fate hangs precariously as they navigate through darkness towards unknown realms. Returning to ancient Assyria, we witness the reception of a victorious general - an awe-inspiring sight that highlights military triumphs celebrated throughout history. Ancient Egypt comes alive through vivid illustrations depicting fishing scenes from 1866. These engravings offer glimpses into everyday life along the Nile River, where fishing was not only essential but also deeply intertwined with cultural practices. The Roman Empire unfolds before our eyes with two striking scenes: one portraying sea battles complete with gangplanks; another revealing wild animals being transported for circus spectacles - both reflecting Rome's grandeur and fascination with entertainment.