Captor Collection

India has no lack of street entertainers; jugglers, acrobats and numerous followers of charlatanism may be met with at
5315096 India has no lack of street entertainers; jugglers, acrobats and numerous followers of charlatanism may be met with at every corner by Unknown photographer

The Battle of Pavia, February 24, 1525 (tapestry)
529631 The Battle of Pavia, February 24, 1525 (tapestry); (add.info.: It was the decisive engagement of the Italian War of 1521-25)

Study for the Flagellation of Christ, c.1602. Creator: Jacopo Palma
Study for the Flagellation of Christ, c.1602

The Adventures of a Lady Scorcher, A Hairbreadth Escape from one of the New Cyclist Police (litho)
1040045 The Adventures of a Lady Scorcher, A Hairbreadth Escape from one of the New Cyclist Police (litho) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Demon in Chains, c. 1453 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
1139837 Demon in Chains, c.1453 (opaque w/c & gold on paper) by Persian School, (15th century); 27x35.2 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Source Size = 1736 x 1822
General Bosquet, the Captor of the Malakoff, from a Drawing by E. Armitage, the Fall of Sebastopol, the Crimean War

The Battle of Pavia, February 24, 1525, was the decisive engagement of the Italian War of 1521-25. A Spanish-Imperial army under the command of Charles de Lannoy attacked the French army under

Ivanowitch Komissarow, a young Russian peasant who, whilst walking to a chapel for prayer, apprehended a would-be assassin of the Emperor of Russia.The Emperor was keen to express his gratitude to

Camillus and Brennus
Brennus, captor of Rome, barg- aining for ransom, throws his sword in the scales saying Vae victis (Woe to the defeated). But Camillus is able to save Rome

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"The Captor's Grip: Tales of Conflict and Conquest" Step into the captivating world of the big game region in the Dark Continent, where black and white photos reveal the untamed beauty that hides behind its treacherous landscapes. In a desperate conflict within the walls of a barn, witness an intense struggle for survival as depicted in a wood engraving published back in 1872. The raw emotions captured on paper transport you to a time when every moment counted. Immerse yourself in "The Adventures of a Lady Scorcher, " where lithographs depict hairbreadth escapes from one of the New Cyclist Police. Feel your heart race as you join this courageous lady on her thrilling journey through danger and uncertainty. Travel back to history with haunting black and white photographs showcasing "The British Prisoners at Nooitgedacht. " These images serve as poignant reminders of human resilience amidst captivity, evoking empathy for those who endured unimaginable hardships. Unleash your imagination with "Demon in Chains, " an exquisite artwork dating back to c. 1453. Opaque watercolors and gold embellishments bring this mystical creature to life, leaving you mesmerized by its ethereal presence. Experience tragedy through art with "The Death of Marquis de Condorcet" - an emotional portrayal capturing the final moments of this influential figure during tumultuous times. This thought-provoking piece invites reflection on mortality and legacy. Delve into historical events with engravings depicting "The War in Crimea. " Witness soldiers' bravery amidst chaos while gaining insight into one of history's most significant conflicts that shaped nations forever. Marvel at the grandeur displayed in "The Battle of Pavia, " February 24, 1525 - a pivotal engagement during the Italian War. Let your mind wander amid clashing swords and strategic maneuvers that altered destinies forever. Discover Ivanowitch Komissarow's remarkable story woven within these hints - his triumphs, struggles, and unwavering spirit.