Constituent Collection

FORTUNY, Francisco (19th century). The Congress of Tucuman from 1816. Constituent assembly that declared the Independence

Caricature against the Constituent Assembly, 1921. Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) Soviet poet
543594 Caricature against the Constituent Assembly, 1921. Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) Soviet poet, playwright and draughtsman. by Mayakovsky, Vladimir (1894-1930); Universal History Archive/UIG

Viceroy of India, Lord Mountbatten reading the Kings Message in the presence of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, 1947 (b / w photo)
1113936 Viceroy of India, Lord Mountbatten reading the Kings Message in the presence of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, 1947 (b/w photo) by English School

Dail Eirann opened in Dublin - Sinn Fein declaration
The Dail Eirann opened in Dublin - a Sinn Fein declaration of independence. The opening of the Sinn Fein parliament in Ireland - the Dail Eirann at the Mansion House, Dublin. Date: 21st January 1919

The Light Side of St Stephens (engraving)
1042444 The Light Side of St Stephens (engraving) by Boyd, Alexander Stuart (1854-1930); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Light Side of St Stephen s)

Dizzy and his Constituent (engraving)
2777151 Dizzy and his Constituent (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dizzy and his Constituent. Cartoon, 5 June 1858)

Lord Randolph Churchill in South Africa, meeting a Constituent on the platform of an engine (engraving)
1036301 Lord Randolph Churchill in South Africa, meeting a Constituent on the platform of an engine (engraving) by English School

COUNCILLOR / VOTER 1970S
The councillor-elect Rupert Kinross talks to a constituent in Shepperton Date: 1970s

Oak tree: branch and constituent parts. Engraving by John Miller, from John Evelyn, Silva; or, A discourse of forest-trees.Page 69. Date: 1776

Honore Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau (1749-1791). Leader of the early stages of the French revolution. President of the National Constituent Assembly. Mirabeau in Champs-Elyses, Paris, France

French Revolution. National Constituent Assembly. 9 July 17
National Constituent Assembly. Was fromed from the National Assembly on 9 July 1789, during the first stages on the French Revolution. Dissolves on 30 September 1791. Engraving. 19th century

Henri Gregoire / Profile
HENRI GREGOIRE (Abbe) French prelate and revolutionary, member of the Estates-General and Constituent Assembly

Frech Revolution 1787-1799. Louis XVI was forced to adopt the Constitution of 1791 by the National Assembly. Engraving by Meyer Heine, 1900. Colored

Russia / 1918 / Assembly
The Constituent Assembly, in which the Bolsheviks are a minority, meets for just one day before being suppressed. Date: January 1918

AUSTRIAN ASSEMBLY, 1848. The meeting of the first Austrian Constituent Assembly, July 1848, at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria. Wood engraving, German, c1848

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Lord Randolph Churchill in South Africa: Meeting a Constituent on the Platform of an Engine

CHARLES FOX (1749-1806). Charles James Fox. English statesman and orator. Mr. Fox Addressing his Friends from the Kings Arms Tavern, February 14, 1784

Antonios Michelidakis - Elected President of Cretan Assembly
Following the Theriso Revolt of 1905/6, an agreement between the former rebels of Theriso and the Cretan Assembly allowed for the creation of a constituent assembly led by Antonios Michelidakis

Caricature against the Constituent Assembly, 1921. Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) Soviet poet, playwright and draughtsman

Spain. Second Republic (1931-1936). Fernado de los R� (left) y Miguel Maura (third on the right) in the elections for the Constituent Cortes (Parliament, 28th June 1931)

AUSTRIAN ASSEMBLY, 1848. The meeting of the first Austrian Constituent Assembly, July 1848, at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria. Wood engraving, German, c1848

Microscope 1882
Diagrams of a microscope and its constituent parts. Date: 1882

Poster; the Assembly
THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY The enemies of the Revolution, but their ship is only a shoe and the sails are tattered

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"Exploring the Power of Constituents: From Fortuny to Mirabeau and Beyond" In the 19th century, Francisco Fortuny's art captured the essence of constituents' voices, reflecting their hopes and dreams. Meanwhile, Honore Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau emerged as a prominent leader during the French Revolution's National Constituent Assembly on July 9, 1789. A significant moment in history was frozen in time when Lord Mountbatten read King's Message to Muhammad Ali Jinnah in India in 1947. This black and white photograph symbolizes the power that constituents hold over their destiny. The opening of Dail Eirann in Dublin marked a pivotal moment for Ireland with Sinn Fein making a resolute declaration. The engraving titled "The Light Side of St Stephens" portrays how they can bring about positive change through political engagement. Even renowned figures like Dizzy (Benjamin Disraeli) recognized the importance of connecting with constituents. His engraving depicts him engaging with his loyal supporters, understanding their needs and concerns. Across continents, Lord Randolph Churchill met a constituent on an engine platform during his visit to South Africa. This encounter highlights how politicians must connect directly with those they represent. Fast forward to the vibrant democracy of the 1970s; we witness councillors interacting closely with voters who exercise their rights passionately. Their collaboration shapes policies that impact society at large. Looking back at history once more, Louis XVI faced immense pressure during France's revolution from 1787-1799 when he was forced to adopt constitutional reforms demanded by his constituents. Similarly, Russia experienced its own assembly struggles in 1918 amidst political upheaval. From past revolutions to present-day democracies worldwide, one thing remains clear – constituents possess immense power when united behind common goals. As we reflect on these historical moments involving various leaders and assemblies across different eras, we are reminded of the enduring significance of constituents in shaping our societies.