Hordes Collection

An action at Bucquoy, Western Front 1918
The Great Battle on the Western Front: open warfare - an action at Bucquoy, a village on the Arras-Albert road. Stand by British infantry at Bucquoy

Tatars or Tartars in traditional costume. Illustration From Andrew Swinton (18th-19th century) Travels into Norway
FLO4722164 Tatars or Tartars in traditional costume. Illustration From Andrew Swinton (18th-19th century) Travels into Norway, Denmark and Russia, 1792

Diverse nations of the Russian Empire: Siberians, Tongusians (tungouze, tungounse), Kalmyks (kalmouk), Tartars (Tatar)
FLO4722211 Diverse nations of the Russian Empire: Siberians, Tongusians (tungouze, tungounse), Kalmyks (kalmouk), Tartars (Tatar), Finns (Finnish), Cossacks, etc

Diverse nations of the Russian Empire, circa 1800
Diverse nations of the Russian Empire: Siberians, Tongusians, Kalmyks, Tartars, Finns, Cossacks, etc. Illustration from Andrew Swintons Travels into Norway, Denmark and Russia, 1792

Tatars or Tartars in traditional costume. Illustration from Andrew Swintons Travels into Norway, Denmark and Russia, 1792

St. Genevieve Praying to Avert the Coming of Attila and his Huns (oil on panel)
CHT178723 St. Genevieve Praying to Avert the Coming of Attila and his Huns (oil on panel) by French School, (17th century); Church of Notre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle, Paris

Roman Alsace swamped by hordes of Barbarian invaders (colour litho)
5208352 Roman Alsace swamped by hordes of Barbarian invaders (colour litho) by Huen, Victor (1874-1939); Private Collection; (add.info.: Roman Alsace swamped by hordes of Barbarian invaders)

A Roman villa in Gaul sacked by the hordes of Attila the Hun. Attila the Hun, c. 406 - c. 453. After an illustration in Story of the Greatest Nations

Outbreak of the rebellion in Brabant against the Austrian rule of Emperor Joseph II in 1789, Armed attract hordes of insurgents firing the streets, The Netherlands

Belgian King Albert stopped the barbarian hordes - propaganda postcard from Belgium dating from WWI. At the outbreak of war Belgium was granted neutrality under the terms of a 1839 treaty

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Hordes of people flooded the streets, their voices blending into a cacophony of noise as they marched in unison towards their destination. The sheer number of bodies moving together created a sense of power and unity that was palpable in the air. The hordes descended upon the city like a swarm of locusts, consuming everything in their path with an insatiable hunger for change. They were driven by a shared purpose and determination to make their voices heard, no matter the cost. As night fell, the hordes grew restless and agitated, their energy pulsating through the crowd like electricity. They moved as one entity, fueled by passion and conviction that could not be quelled. In the midst of chaos and confusion, there was a strange beauty to be found in the sight of so many individuals coming together as one. They were a force to be reckoned with, unstoppable in their quest for justice and equality. And when dawn finally broke, the hordes dispersed back into society, leaving behind only echoes of their presence. But their impact would linger on, forever changing the landscape they had traversed with their sheer numbers and unwavering resolve.