1095 Collection

Crusade Leaders Riding
Leaders of the first Crusade - Godefri de Bouillon, Raimond de Toulouse, Boemund de Tarento and Tanered d Hauteville

First Crusade begun by Peter the Hermit, 1095
Peter the Hermit preaching the First Crusade before Pope Urban II, 1095. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

FRANCE: CLUNY, 1095. Left: While on his way to Clermont, France, to proclaim the First Crusade in 1095, Pope Urban II, surrounded by cardinals, consecrates the convent Church of Cluny

Sud Aviation SE. 3160 Alouette III F-BLGX
Sud Aviation SE.3160 Alouette III F-BLGX (msn 1095), on 19 June 1965 at the Paris Air Show, Le Bourget Airport. Date: 1965

Westland/Sud-Aviation SA. 330E Puma HC. 1 XW208
Westland-Sud-Aviation SA.330E Puma HC.1 XW208 (msn 1095), of No. 33 Squadron, at RAF Waddington in June 1978. Date: 1978

Kawasaki T-4 36-5695
Japan Air Self Defence Force - Kawasaki T-4 36-5695 (msn 1095) Date: circa 2000

Sud-Aviation SE. 3160 Alouette III F-BLGX
Sud-Aviation SE.3160 Alouette III F-BLGX (msn 1095), parked in front of the United States Air Force Thunderbirds aerobatic display team, somewhere in Europe on their first overseas tour. Date: 1963

FIRST CRUSADE Preaching the Crusade. Date: 1095

FIRST CRUSADE Reception of Gautier-sans- Avoir by the King of Hungary, who permits him to pass through his territory with the Crusaders. Date: 1095-6

FIRST CRUSADE Crusaders leave the Holy Land. Date: 1095

Assembling the First Crusade, 1095 AD
Pope Urban II calling the First Crusade at the Council of Clermont, 1095. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of a medieval illustration

URBAN II (c. 1035 - 1099). Pope of the Catholic Church (1088-1099). He preached the First Crusade (1096-1099). Urban II authorizes the exit to conquer the Holy Land at the Council of Clermont in

Robert of Lorraine
ROBERT OF LORRAINE Norman churchman, bishop of Hereford Date: ? - 1095

FIRST CRUSADE, 1095. Pope Urban II summoning the whole of Christendom to arms on 27 November 1095, the tenth day of the Council of Clermont

CRUSADES: POPE URBAN II preaching the First Crusade in Clermont in 1095: French ms. illumination, 14th century

FIRST CRUSADE, 1095. Pope Urban II summoning the whole of Christendom to arms on 27 November 1095, the tenth day of the Council of Clermont

PETER THE HERMIT. (c1050-1115). French ascetic and crusader. Peter the Hermit preaching the First Crusade, 1095 A.D.: oil on canvas, c1822, by Francesco Hayez

Sad Drama
circa 1845: A family enjoying a good cry at the theatre. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Overarm Trial
July 1842: A cricket match at Lords in London at which the new technique of overarm bowling was tested against the old underarm method

Theatre Box
circa 1840: At the theatre a family are enjoying a show from a box. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Pope Urban II presiding over the Council of Clermont, France, 1095 (c1490). Urban II (c1035-1099), Pope from 1088-1099, preaching the First Crusade to assembled knights, noblemen and cardinals

Urban II, Pope (1088-99) presiding over Council of Claremont of 1095 which launched the First Crusade. Woodcut from Grand voyage de Hierusalem 1522

CRUSADES: PETER THE HERMIT and Pope Urban II preaching the First Crusade in Clermont, France, in 1095: colored engraving, 19th century

CRUSADES, 1095. Peter the Hermit and Pope Urban II preaching the First Crusade in Clermont, France, in 1095. Wood engraving, 19th century

Peter Hermit / Pope Urban
FIRST CRUSADE Peter the Hermit brings back letters from Simeon, Patriarch of Jerusalem to Pope Urban II

Peter Hermit / Jerusalem
FIRST CRUSADE Peter the Hermit delivering the Message of Simeon, Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Pope Urban II

Holy Lance Discovered
Crusaders on their way to the Holy Land, stopping off at Antioch (in todays Turkey) are thrilled to discover the lance that was used to pierce the side of crucified Jesus

Urban II at Clermont
FIRST CRUSADE At the Council of Clermont, pope Urban II urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Preaching, Clermont
FIRST CRUSADE At the Council of Clermont, pope Urban II urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Preaching 1st Crusade
FIRST CRUSADE Bernard de Clairvaux, at Speyer, urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Pierre L hermitte
FIRST CRUSADE Pierre l Hermitte travels across Europe, urging Christians to take arms against the infidels

Robert in First Crusade
Robert, Duke of Normandy, the eldest son of William I, goes on the First Crusade, thus losing the crown of England first to his brother William II, then Williams son Henry I

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"1095: The Year of Crusade Leaders Riding into Battle" In 1095, the world witnessed a historic event that would shape the course of history - the First Crusade. Led by courageous crusade leaders, this holy war began with Peter the Hermit's call to action. Amidst the picturesque landscapes of Cluny, France, preparations were underway for this monumental journey. As they made their way to Clermont, France, where Peter would proclaim his rallying cry, these valiant leaders rode on powerful steeds towards their destiny. The skies echoed with the thunderous roar of helicopters like Sud Aviation SE. 3160 Alouette III F-BLGX and Westland/Sud-Aviation SA. 330E Puma HC. 1 XW208 as they soared above in support of this noble cause. Even amidst modernity, tradition prevailed as Kawasaki T-4 36-5695 took flight alongside Sud-Aviation SE. 3160 Alouette III F-BLGX - a testament to unity between past and present generations. The fervor surrounding this expedition was palpable as preachers spread word about the impending crusade throughout Europe. In 1095, hearts were ignited with passion and determination to reclaim Jerusalem from its captors. Gautier-sans-Avoir's arrival in Hungary was met with great pomp and ceremony by none other than the King himself. This reception symbolized solidarity among nations in pursuit of a common goal - liberation from oppression. As time pressed on, brave crusaders bid farewell to their homeland and set sail towards distant lands in search of victory against all odds. Their departure marked an indelible moment in history when faith transcended borders and united people under one banner. At the helm stood Pope Urban II – a visionary leader who championed this righteous cause for Catholicism's sake. His unwavering devotion inspired countless souls to take up arms and fight for their beliefs.