Subdue Collection

Battle of Leipzig
BATTLE OF LEIPZIG - a delightful popular print of the decisive battle which ended Napoleons attempt to subdue Germany and forced him to retire across the Rhine

James Graham Montrose
JAMES GRAHAM, marquis of MONTROSE - royalist soldier and statesman, did his best to subdue Scotland for Charles but defeated and hanged. with his autograph

The Fighting in the Niger Country, surprising the Emir of Lapaies War Camp (litho)
1063615 The Fighting in the Niger Country, surprising the Emir of Lapaies War Camp (litho) by Dadd, S.T. (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Fighting in the Niger Country)

Hercules overpowering a Lion (pen and brown ink on white paper)
1216718 Hercules overpowering a Lion (pen and brown ink on white paper) by Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio of Urbino) (1483-1520); 26.2x26.2 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

Charlemagne in Lombardy
Charlemagne crosses the Alps on his way to subdue Lombardy. Date: 773

東海"十三次　土山　春の雨 Spring Rain
Artokoloro

Conway Castle
circa 1930: Conway Castle (also Conwy) in Carnarvonshire, north-west Wales, built by Edward I to subdue the Welsh in about 1284. (Photo by Herbert Felton/Herbert Felton/Getty Images)

Archangel Michael, Anonymous, Hieronymus Wierix, de Wit, 1563 - before 1619

Conway Castle (also Conwy) in Carnarvonshire, north-west Wales, built by Edward I to subdue the Welsh in about 1284. Original Artwork

Picture No. 10762851
Northern River Otter - pups trying to subdue large cutthroat trout their mother has caught for them (Lontra canadensis) Date:

Picture No. 10783222
Beekeepers - with smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

Picture No. 10783224
Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

Picture No. 10783223
Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

Picture No. 10783221
Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

Robinson Crusoe and his companion Friday, left, with the English Captain whom he has helped to subdue the mutiny on his ship

The Great Fire in Clerkenwell
A large building in Clerkenwell collapsing as it is engulfed by flames. Firemen in 1880s uniform can be seen attempting to subdue the fire with hosepipes

Aerial Attack on Venice
The Austrians seek to subdue the independence-loving Venetians by aerial bombardment, using balloons - one of the first instances of aerial warfare

Medusa Loses her Head
Medusa, leader of the Gorgons, is not an easy lady to subdue, but Perseus (helped by Pegasus) wins her head, if not her heart, by not looking at her except in reflection

Royal Niger Co. Fighting
Soldiers of the British Royal Niger Company form a square to attack the camp of the Emir of Lapaie and subdue West African resistance to British colonial efforts

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"Subdue: A Historical Journey of Overcoming Challenges and Conquering Foes" Embarking on a captivating journey through time, we witness the relentless spirit of humanity as it strives to subdue all obstacles in its path. From the Battle of Leipzig to James Graham Montrose's valiant efforts, history unveils tales of triumph against adversity. Intriguingly, "The Fighting in the Niger Country, surprising the Emir of Lapaies War Camp (litho)" showcases a remarkable feat where courage prevailed over seemingly insurmountable odds. Just like Hercules overpowering a lion with sheer strength and determination depicted in pen and brown ink on white paper, these stories remind us that even the mightiest adversaries can be subdued. Turning our attention towards Charlemagne in Lombardy, we delve into an era where leadership played a pivotal role in subduing rival forces. The illustration for "Rogues In Porcelain, " a Miscellany of Eighteenth Century Poems (colour litho), transports us to an age when artistry was employed to depict both physical and metaphorical battles fought by those seeking dominance. Venturing further eastward, 東海 "十三次 土山 春の雨 Spring Rain" captures nature's power to subdue man-made structures. As seen in Conway Castle's depiction amidst turbulent weather conditions or Archangel Michael's anonymous portrayal by Hieronymus Wierix and de Wit before 1619; these images evoke awe-inspiring moments when resilience conquered all. Through Picture No. 10762851 and Picture No. 10783222 showcasing Conway Castle once again, we are reminded that even fortified walls can be subdued by time itself – crumbling under its weight but leaving behind echoes of past glory. In this enthralling exploration spanning continents and centuries alike, one resounding truth emerges: human tenacity knows no bounds when faced with the need to subdue.