Innocens Collection

Innocens sat down by him and took his chained hand (engraving)
6002516 Innocens sat down by him and took his chained hand (engraving) by Bowerley or Bauerle, Amelia M. (d.1919) (attr.to); Private Collection; (add.info)

View of Paris, given with The Illustrated London News (engraving)
1606981 View of Paris, given with The Illustrated London News (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: View of Paris, given with The Illustrated London News)

Doress and Innocens (engraving)
6002522 Doress and Innocens (engraving) by Bowerley or Bauerle, Amelia M. (d.1919) (attr.to); Private Collection; (add.info.: Doress and Innocens)

The Fetes at Paris (engraving)
1618356 The Fetes at Paris (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Fetes at Paris, the Grand Ball in the Marche des Innocens)

CONSTITUTION PROCLAIMED
The republican Constitution is solemnly proclaimed to the people of Paris in the Marche des Innocens, Date: 18 September 1791

Pope Innocens VI
POPE INNOCENS VI (Etienne Aubert)

Pope Innocens IV
POPE INNOCENS IV (Sinibaldo Fieschi) reputed for skills in canon law, known to history for quarrels with the Empire Date: reigned 1243 - 1254

Pope Innocens I. Pope and Saint

Pope Innocens X
POPE INNOCENS X (Giovanni Battista Pamfili)

Pope Innocens VII
POPE INNOCENS VII (Cosimo dei Migliorati)

Pope Innocens V
POPE INNOCENS V (Pierre de Tarentaise) known as The Blessed

Pope Innocens II
POPE INNOCENS II (Gregorio Papareschi)

Pope Innocens XIII
POPE INNOCENS XIII (Michelangelo dei Conti)

Pope Innocens XII
POPE INNOCENS XII (Antonio Pignatelli)

Pope Innocens XI
POPE INNOCENS XI (Benedetto Odescalchi) known as the Father of the Poor

Pope Innocens IX
POPE INNOCENS IX (Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti)

Pope Innocens VIII
POPE INNOCENS VIII (Giovanni Battista Cibo)

Pope Innocens III
POPE INNOCENS III (Lothario dei Conti di Segni) considered by many to be the greatest of all the Popes

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Innocens, a timeless symbol of purity and grace, transcends through history and art. In an enchanting engraving, Innocens sat down by him and took his chained hand, embodying compassion and empathy in the face of adversity. Another captivating scene unfolds with a view of Paris, presented to us through The Illustrated London News. Innocens stands as a witness to the grandeur and beauty of this iconic city. Doress and they can depicted together in yet another mesmerizing engraving, their connection radiating warmth and understanding, and is within these moments that innocence finds solace amidst chaos. The Fetes at Paris capture the essence of joyous celebrations where Innocens becomes an emblematic figure spreading happiness among the crowds. As Constitution Proclaimed echoes across nations, we remember Pope Innocens IV's unwavering commitment to justice and fairness. Throughout history, Popes such as Innocens III, VI, X have left indelible marks on society with their profound wisdom and spiritual guidance. Their names resonate with innocence itself – a virtue cherished by all. From ancient times to modern days, innocence continues to inspire humanity towards kindness and compassion. Let us embrace our inner "Innocens" as we navigate life's complexities with grace and purity of heart.