Lived Collection (page 8)

Emblem with veneration of Saint Francis of Assisi who lived in virtue, Boetius Adamsz. Bolswert, Anonymous, Hendrik Aertssens, 1620 - 1623

Portrait of Eva Vliegen, Andries Jacobsz. Stock, Balthasar Flessiers, 1614

The statue Pasquino, standing on a pedestal in the Piazza di Pasquino in Rome, Italy, Antonio Lafreri, 1522-1577

The War in the Malay Peninsula, 1876: Temporary Residency at Banda Bahru, Perak River, where Mr. Birch Lived

The first, short-lived Avro 534 Baby prototype, April 1919

Picture No. 10861937
Ana te Pahu Cave (մhe Cave of Roomsթ, lava tube cave with series of chambers where people lived, also hid. Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Chile Date:

Livingston, Maxim, Gates, Grahame-White - Olympia Aero Exhib
Hendon, Londons first aerodrome, had been largely developed from 1910 by Claude Grahame-White, against the views of the newspaper media who had derided his earlier efforts to develop the airfield

Mr Thomas Hardy composing a lyric, 1913. Thomas Hardy (1840-1928), English novelist and poet, was born and lived most of his life in Dorset. Beerbohm shows Hardy on a heath in his beloved Wessex

Michelangelo da Caravaggio (1571 - 1610) Italian artist who lived in Rome, Naples, Malta and Sicily between 1593 and 1610

Friedrich Engels (1820-95) in 1879. German socialist and collaborator and supporter of Karl Marx. Lived mainly in England from 1842. Cooperated on the Communist Manifesto (1848)

Brookbank, Shotter Mill, Surrey, where English novelist, George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans 1819-1880) lived. From The Century Magazine, New York, 1882

James Wolfe (1727-1759) English soldier. Death of General Wolfe at battle of Heights of Abraham above Quebec 13 September 1759. Wolfe lived to hear that his attack was successful. Engraving 1831

Courtyard of the Artists House at Cairo, 1841-1851. Watercolour. John Frederick Lewis (1805-1876) English Orientalist painter who lived in Cairo 1840-1850

Michael Faraday (1731-1867) English chemist and physicist. He was known for his pioneering experiments in electricity and magnetism. Many consider him the greatest experimentalist who ever lived

The House in which Mozart lived in Salzburg, late 18th century (c1890). Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Austrian composer

Peninsular Campaign. Battle of Corunna (La Coruna) Spain 16 January 1809. British under Sir John Moore defeated French under Soult. Moore mortally wounded but lived to hear of victory

Sugar refinery, Southampton, England opened 1851. Boiler house, left foreground, engine house, centre left. Stove and retort house, centre & centre right

Eduard Bernstein (1850-1932) German socialist leader. Lived in England 1808-1901. Associate of Engels. Engraving

Charles Alexandre Leseur (1778-1846) French naturalist, explorer and artist who lived in America (1815-1837) including the years 1825-1837 at New Harmony, Indiana

Mrs Maria Anne Fitzherbert (born Smythe - 1756-1837). Married the prince of Wales, 1785 (later George IV) and lived with him until 1803

Madame Celeste (c1814-1882) French danseuse and actress, who lived in London from 1837. Celeste as The Arab Boy playing a lute

Charles Pichegru (1761-1804) French soldier. A Bourbon (Royalist) sympathiser, after the French Revolution (1789) he lived in exile in England and Germany

David Dale Owen (1808-1860), Scottish-born American physician and geologist who set up the US Geological Survey in 1839 when appointed Geologist of the US

Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) English novelist and poet, who was born and lived most of his life in Dorset. From The Cabinet Portrait Gallery (London, 1890-1894)

Dance Painting By Leopold Schmutzler 1864-1941, Bohemian Painter, Lived In Germany. Dancing, Dancer, Young, Motion, Female, Male, Movement, Entertainment, Girl, Party, Style, Man, Woman, Couple

India, Nandgaon, long horned cow entering building where Krishna lived with foster parents Nand and Yashoda after his escape from Gokul and the evil Kamsa, turquoise painted walls

The fossilised stem, conical root and column base attachment of the sea lily Apiocrinites elegans (Defrance), which lived on the hard, current swept floow of the Jurassic sea

Nautiloids - Vestinautilus: The internal mould of the nautiloid Vestinautilus cariniferus (J. de C)
Nautiloids - Vestinautilus: The internal mould of the nautiloid Vestinautilus cariniferus (J. de C. Sowerby), preserved in limestone. The animal lived on the bottom of shelf seas

Brachiopods - Actinoconchus: Shell of the brachiopod Actinoconchus paradoxus McCoy, which lived attached to hard substrates by a short pedicle

Echinoids - Plesiolampas: The upper surface of the test of a fossilised sea urchin, Plesiolampas saharae (Bather), which lived in the sandy sediments on which it fed

Top view of a fossilised sea lily, Actinocrinites parkinsoni Wright, which lived on reefs in deep waters

Nautiloids - Cernoceras: A fossilised Cenoceras simillium (Foord and Crick) shell, a nautilus that lived in seas 50 - 100 metres deep

A fossilised sea lily, Hemicrinus canon (Seeley), which had arms set at right angles to its spoon-shaped cup. It lived in shallow, turbulent waters

Alveolina

Bivalves - Volviceramus: A fossilised inoceramid oyster shell, which lived in warm seas cemented to solid objects

Gastropods - Euomphalus: Cross section of a fossilised sea snail, Euomphalus pentangulus (J)
Gastropods - Euomphalus: Cross section of a fossilised sea snail, Euomphalus pentangulus (J. Sowerby), which lived on marine vegetation

The bulbous cup of the sea lily Apiocrinites elegans (Defrance), which lived on the hard, current swept floow of the Jurassic sea

Bivalves - Gervillaria: The foddilised shell of the Gervillaria alaeformis (J)
Bivalves - Gervillaria: The foddilised shell of the Gervillaria alaeformis (J. Sowerby), a tree oyster that lived in warm, shallow seas attached to gravel or debris

A fossilised specimen of a sea lily, Encrinus lillformis (Lamarck), which lived in shallow seas. It could spread its arms to form a feeding fan

Echinoids - Trisalenia: A fossilised sea urchin, Trisalenia loveni (Cotteau), which lived on the rocky shoreline around part of Sweden

Lamp shell of the Dictyothyris coarctata (Parkinson), which lived in soft, muddy sediments attached to shelly fragments

Portrait of Catiguala, leader of Huilliche people, that lived in the south of Patagonia (nowadays Chile and Argentina). Painting based on a drawing by Jos頤 el Pozo. Painting. SPAIN. Madrid

GILII, Filippo Salvatore (1721 - 1789). Italian
" GILII, Filippo Salvatore (1721 - 1789). Italian Jesuit priest and linguist who lived in Nueva Granada (Venezuela) on the Orinoco. He studied the nature of languages

CASTAGNO, Andrea del (1423-1457). Portrait of Farinata degli Uberti. ca. 1450. Portrait of this Florentine nobleman that lived during the first half of the 13th century

GARCILASO DE LA VEGA, called el Inca (1539-1616). Peruvian writer who lived in Spain since 1560. General History

Sir Richard Bulstrode
SIR RICHARD BULSTRODE Jacobite, diplomat, who lived over 100 years - a rare feat in those days ! Date: 1610 - 1711

Newsagents 1930S
This shop may have been the inspiration for the shop kept by sheep in Alices Adventures in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll ( Charles Dodgson) lived opposite it in Christ Church. Date: 1930s

Earl Bridgewaters Dogs
The dogs of the immensely wealthy rev. Francis Henry Egerton, 8th earl of Bridgewater, lived with him in Paris though, like him, not speaking French, but dined at table with him. Date: circa 1800

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"Lived" - A Journey through Time and Places Step into the enchanting land of Scotland, where history comes alive in Lanark. From the ancient ruins to majestic castles, every stone tells a tale of lives lived. Imagine encountering Guy The Gorilla at the Edinburgh Zoo, his powerful presence captivating all who visit. His story reminds us that even in captivity, life can be filled with wonder and resilience. In Charles Dickens' masterpiece "Bleak House, " we witness characters navigating their complex lives amidst London's foggy streets. Their struggles mirror our own as they strive for happiness and redemption. Embark on a scenic voyage aboard Boddinick Ferry, traversing tranquil waters while contemplating the epic adventures of Odysseus facing Scylla's wrath in "The Odyssey. " Life is an odyssey itself; we must navigate challenges to reach our destination. The Conference of Kaw Indians with the United States Government stands as a testament to resilience and cultural preservation. It teaches us that unity and understanding are essential for harmonious coexistence between different communities. Gaze upon the Portrait of 1st Viscount Horatio Nelson, 1785-1805 – a symbol of bravery and sacrifice. His legacy inspires us to live fearlessly, embracing challenges head-on like he did on the high seas. Nell Gwynn's vibrant spirit echoes through time as we explore the houses she once called home. Her story reminds us that determination can lead one from humble beginnings to greatness. Saint Scholastica illuminates our path with her unwavering faith and devotion. Her example encourages us to find solace in spirituality during times of uncertainty or tribulation. Marvel at Ireland's breathtaking coastline scene; its rugged beauty serves as a reminder that nature is an ever-changing canvas where life finds its rhythm amid crashing waves and serene cliffsides. LCC-MFB firefighters at Dulwich fire station embody courage personified.