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Codice albumTOP-S-HIP000
found 20 risultati nell'ALBUM
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-6235
Workers work wool with frames in a textile industry in the Yorkshire, engraving, 1883
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-2006
Portrait of George Eliot, pseudonym of the writer Mary Anne (Marian) Evans (1819-1880)
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-4312
Portrait of George Eliot, pseudonym of the writer Mary Anne (Marian) Evans (1819-1880)
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-4313
Portrait of George Eliot, pseudonym of the writer Mary Anne (Marian) Evans (1819-1880)
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-3669
The Italian physicist Alessandro Volta (1745-1827) with two of his inventions: the voltaic pile or battery power and the electrophorus, painting
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-6474
The holy order of the Spanish Carmelite St. Teresa of Avila (1515-1582) with the crucifix, painted
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-6160
Painting of the air raid on the city of Cologne during the Second World War
Fotografo: Krogman W
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-7846
Colossal head of Emperor Constantine I "the Great", stone, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Capitoline Museums, Rome
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-4076
Second World War: Survivors of the explosion of the Atom bomb at Hiroshima. Beds occupied by casualties suffering the effects of radiation
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Date of photography08/1945
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-5635
The British actor Laurence Olivier (1907-1989) and American singer Neil Diamond from the movie "The Jazz Singer"
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Date of photography1980
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-5692
Ronald Reagan
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Date of photography1985
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-2512
Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), British author and physician, created characters Sherlock Holmes and John Watson
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Date of photography1920 ca.
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-7479
A gusher in the Pennsylvanian oilfields, USA. Edwin Drake drilled the first oil well in Pennsylvania near Titusville in 1859, the first petroleum oil discovered commercially exploitable quantities
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-8105
Albert Camus (1913-1960), French writer, Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957
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Date of photography12/1948
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-9110
Passover food distribution, Whitechapel, London, 4 April 1968
Fotografo: Jewish Chronicle
Date of photography04/04/1968
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-5441
Albert Einstein (1879-1936) with his wife and Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), 1931. At the premiere of Chaplin's film 'City Lights'
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Date of photography1931
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-6162
Albert Einstein (1879-1955), German-Swiss theoretical physicist, as a small child, 1880s.
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Date of photography1880
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-0400
Trafalgar Square, Westminster, Greater London, c1860-c1922. The square, known as the King's Mews until 1835, with Nelson's Column dominating the scene
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Date of photography1860 ca.
Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-5054
Elephant armour (bargustawan), Indian (Mughal), c1600. This armour, shown on display in the Royal Armouries Oriental Gallery, Leeds, is of mail and plate construction. It was probably made in one of the arsenals of the Mughals in North India in the late 16th or early 17th century. It is now composed of some 5840 plates and weighs 118kg. When complete it would have weighed about 159kg. The plates are decorated with elephants, a lotus, a peacock and with pairs of fish forming the bottom row. Elephant armours are recorded in India during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire and in Persia under the Timurids *** Local Caption *** XXVIA.102, Archive, Elephant armour
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Image IDTOP-S-HIP000-4816
Armet, Austrian, Innsbruck, 1512-14. Made by Konrad Seusenhofer of Innsbruck, one of the finest armourers of the early 16th century, this horned helmet is all that remains of an armour presented to King Henry VIII by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. A pair of brass spectacle frames is bolted over the eyes and the mask is humorously etched with stubble, eyebrows and creases at the corners of the eyes. It is highly decorated and was probably made for the court pageants rather than for use in combat. Henry VIII might have worn it during the sumptuous functions such as masques and pageants which accompanied tournaments. *** Local Caption *** IV.22, Archive
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Date of photography15/12/2005
