Vittorio Collection (page 3)

Anne-Marie of Savoy
ANNE-MARIE OF SAVOY daughter of Henriette, princesse d Orleans, wife of Vittorio Amadeo II. Date: 1648 - 1664

Lodovico Savioli
LODOVICO VITTORIO SAVIOLI Italian poet, noted for his love poems. Date: 1729 - 1804

Giovanni Rossi
GIOVANNI VITTORIO ROSSI known as Erythraeus Italian scholar Date: 1577 - 1647

Drawings Prints, Print, Title, page, IL, FUNERALE, D AGOSTIN, CARRACCIO, FATTO
Drawings and Prints, Print, Title page to IL FUNERALE D AGOSTIN CARRACCIO FATTO IN BOLOGNA SUA PATRIA DAGL INCAMINATI Academici del Disegno; title inside a cartouche with a globe and stars at top

Altare della Patria
The Altare della Patria also known as the Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II or Il Vittoriano, is a monument built in honor of Victor Emmanuel

WORLD WAR I: BIG FOUR. The Big Four in the Hotel Crillon, Paris, December 1918. From left to right are Vittorio Emanuele Orlando of Italy, David Lloyd George of Great Britain

Launch of the Vittorio Emanuele Iron Screw Steamer, at Blackwall, 1854

MARIE JOSEPHINE OF SAVOY (1753-1810). Princess of Sardinia and Piedmont and Countess of Provence. In front of a portrait of her father, King Victor Amadeus III of Sardinia, and a bust of her husband

Milan
A view over the city of Milan, in northern Italy, 11th January 1955. In the centre is the cathedral, with the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele to the left

Trieste, Italy - Corso Vittorio Emanuele III Date: circa 1930s

Victor Emanuele Street - Milan, Italy
Victor Emanuele Street (Corso Vittorio Emanuele) - Milan, Italy. Date: circa 1904

The Turin Exposition of 1911 - Opening Ceremony. The guest of honour was King Victor Emmanuel III (Vittorio Emanuele III) and his wife Elena of Montenegro. Date: 1911

Sicily, Italy - Palermo - Porta Felice (The Felice Gate) - nafter Donna Felice Orsini, wife of the Spanish viceroy Marcantonio Colonna, who, in 1582

Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Milan - Hotel Roma Date: circa 1910s

Francis Lombardi and Vittorio Suster, the Italian entry (No62) for the MacRobertson England to Australia race of October 1934, in front of their Bergamaschi PL3, I-TALY. It failed to start

Council of Four at the Versailles Peace Conference 1918. Left to right: Vittorio Emmanuele Orlando, Prime Minister of Italy: David Lloyd George, Prime Minister of Britain: Georges Clemenceau

Vittorio Iannuzzo, BMW S1000 RR WSB2013

ITALY. LAZIO. ROME. Rome. Vittorio bridge over the Tiber river

BISI, Michele (1788-1874). Entrance of vittorio Emmanuele II and Napoleon III into Milan on 8th June 1859. Oil on canvas. ITALY. Milan. Risorgimento Museum

s de ALFIERI, Vittorio (1749-1803). Italian poet and playwright. Oil on canvas

The Big Four, at the Versailles Palace in France during the Treaty negotiations, June 1919
WILSON AT VERSAILLES, 1919. The Big Four, at the Versailles Palace in France during the Treaty negotiations, June 1919. From left: British Prime Minister David Loyd George

Messina, Italy - Corso Victorrio Emanuele II
Messina, Italy - Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, the Harbour and the waterfront Date: 1905

Faenza, Italy - Piazza Vittorio Emanuele Date: circa 1910s

Inauguration of King Victor Emmanuel monument
Inauguration day for the Victor Emmanuel monument, known as Il Vittoriano, in Rome. The first stone of the enormous architectural marble monument to, Victor Emmanuel II

Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy
Victor Emmanuel III (1869-1947), King of Italy (reigned 1900-1946). Seen here in dress uniform. Date: early 20th century

Four leaders at Paris Peace Conference, Versailles
Four leaders at the Peace Conference in Versailles following the end of the First World War. They are, from left to right, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (Italian Prime Minister)

King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy
King Victor Emmanuel (Vittorio Emanuele) III of Italy (1869-1947, reigned 1900-1946). Seen here in uniform. Date: early 20th century

Solferino {Epinal)
BATTLE OF SOLFERINO The French, under Napoleon III and Vittorio Emanuele, defeat the Austrians under Franz Josef, leading to Austrian withdrawal and a united Italy Date: 24 June 1859

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele - Milan, Italy
The Triumphal Arch entrance to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan built in 1877

Sculpture, Bridge and Castle, Rome, Italy
View of a large sculpture on the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge across the River Tiber, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) in the distance on the right

Castle, River and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the River Tiber in Rome, Italy, at the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) on the left

Queen of Italy / Stamp
ELENA, QUEEN OF ITALY Wife of Vittorio Emmanuele III, daughter of Nicolas I, King of Montenegro

2nd Duke of Genoa / Stamp
Prince TOMMASO ALBERTO VITTORIO of SAVOY GENOA (1854 - 1931), 2nd Duke of Genoa, also known as Thomas Albert Victor of Savoy Carignan. The title is now extinct

King of Italy / Stamp
VITTORIO EMANUELE III King of Italy and Albania; Emperor of Ethiopia

Italian Pre-dreadnought Battleship Vittorio Emanuele
View of the Italian Pre-dreadnought Battleship Vittorio Emanuele on the Sea of Marmara by Haydar Pasa about to enter the Bosphorus

Prince Napoleon Weds
Napoleons cousin, Prince Napoleon, son of Jerome, sails to Italy to marry Clotilde, daughter of Vittorio-Emanuele

War in Italy
Street posters tell Parisians that Napoleon has decided to go to war in Italy, helping Vittorio Emanuele to boot out the Austrians. They will get Savoie and Nice as a reward

Allied Leaders at Paris
The Big Four, LLoyd George, Vittorio Emmenuele Orlando, Woodrow Wilson & Georges Clenenceau, who battled out the First World War peace treaties meet at Paris

Garibaldi Meets Victor
Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi meets Vittorio Emmanuele II, king of Sardinia, in the countryside

Radetsky & Vitt. Eman
After the defeat of Novara, the new king of Sardinia, Vittorio Emanuele, rejects the demands of Austrian commander Radetsky. Even so, the terms are harsh

Vittorio Emanuele I, of Piedmont, refuses to abolish the Salic Law

Earthquake Calabria
King Vittorio Emanuele III descends from his car to commiserate with the residents of a Calabrian town, devastated by earthquake

Earthquake Calabria 05
The towns and villages of Calabria, devastated by earthquake, are visited by King Vittorio Emanuele III

Italy Triumphant
Vittorio Emanuele II triumphs as ruler of united Italy

Pope Yields Power
Rome having been taken by the Italians, the pope yields temporal power to Vittorio Emanuele II

Vit. Em. in Milano
Vittorio Emanuele II, now crowned king of Italy, makes a triumphal entry into Milano

Vitt. Eman. at LA Spezia
Vittorio Emanuele lands at La Spezia

Vit. Em. and his Army
Vittorio Emanuele II, now crowned king of Italy, reviews his army at Milano

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"Vittorio: A Journey Through Italian History and Culture" Step into the grandeur of The Forum in Rome, Italy, where history comes alive. From Versailles to Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando played a crucial role in shaping the world during the Peace Treaty of 1919 after World War One. Alongside David Lloyd George, Georges Benjamin Clemenceau, and Thomas Woodrow Wilson, they forged a new era. As we wander through Palermo's Teatro Massimo Vittorio Emanuele in Sicily, we are reminded of the great losses that befell Italy. With both Vittorio Emanuele and Carlo Alberto passing away, their legacies live on forever. In Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II stands an architectural marvel with its magnificent glassy dome. Here, close encounters take place as people from all walks of life gather under its roof to celebrate artistry and elegance. The bustling streets of Montaione lead us to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele where locals fill jugs from fountains - a timeless tradition that connects generations past and present. This square embodies the spirit of community and shared heritage. Venice pays homage to its rich history with an equestrian statue dedicated to none other than Vittorio Emanuele II himself. As it stands tall against the backdrop of picturesque canals, it symbolizes strength and resilience. Finally, our journey ends at Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II once more – a hub for fashion enthusiasts worldwide. Amidst luxury boutiques and exquisite craftsmanship lies a testament to Italian ingenuity. Vittorio is not just a name; it represents an extraordinary legacy woven into Italy's tapestry. From political negotiations that shaped nations to cultural landmarks etched in time – this is the story of one man who left an indelible mark on history.