Embarcation Collection

Italy Genova
The harbour, seen from the piazza del Aqua Verde, on the occasion of the embarcation of the king of Sardinia

Queen Mary and other Cunard assorted items
OCEAN LINERS: Collection of Queen Mary and other Cunard cuboid ceramic tea ware dating from the 1930s-1940s, Cunard White Star baggage label, sailings and embarcation details. Date: 1930s-1940s

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Embarcation; Boat; Kleine Fahrzeug (engraving)
7195833 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Embarcation; Boat; Kleine Fahrzeug (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Embarcation; Boat; Kleine Fahrzeug)

Embarcation of King Henry VIII from Dover, 1520
Embarcation of King Henry VIII from Dover, 31 May 1520, for his meeting in France with Francis I at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. Date: 1520

Embarcation of King George IV at Greenwich
The embarcation of King George IV on board the Royal George Yacht off Greenwich, SE London, to visit his Scottish dominions, 10 August 1822 Date: 1822

Embarcation of the Doge of Venice to Marry the Sea
The Embarcation of the Doge of Venice to Marry the Sea Date: 1829

Embarcation of King Henry V at Southampton, comic interpretation by John Leech. 1415

Tiles depicting King Charles I of Spain preparing to embark in 1520 from the port of La
REV400259 Tiles depicting King Charles I of Spain preparing to embark in 1520 from the port of La Coruna to accept his election as Holy Roman Emperor (ceramic) by Spanish School

Source Size = 4913 x 3753
The Embarcation on a Ship Bound for America, 1870

Front page of the illustrated supplement of Le Petit Journal, 29th Ocotober 1894
XIR373184 Front page of the illustrated supplement of Le Petit Journal, 29th Ocotober 1894 (colour litho) by Meaulle, Fortune Louis (1844-1901); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Female Emigrants Home, Hatton Garden, 1853
Engraving showing the main room of the Female Emigrants Home, Hatton Garden, London, 1853. A fund was set up in 1849 to send distressed needlewomen to Australia

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"Embarcation: A Journey Through History and Art" Step aboard as we embark on a captivating journey through the world of "embarcation. " From the picturesque city of Genova in Italy to the grandeur of Queen Mary and other Cunard assorted items, this word holds tales that span across time. Le Vocabulaire Illustre introduces us to the concept with an enchanting engraving depicting a small boat, known as "Kleine Fahrzeug, " gracefully gliding through serene waters. Transport yourself back to 1520 as we witness King Henry VIII's majestic departure from Dover, setting sail towards new horizons. Not only kings but also emperors have embraced embarcation. Join us in witnessing King George IV's regal exit at Greenwich and marvel at the Doge of Venice's unique tradition - embarking to marry the sea. The historical significance continues with King Henry V bidding farewell to Southampton, leaving behind stories etched into history. Tiles adorned with depictions of King Charles I preparing for his own voyage in 1520 from La Porta de España add another layer to our exploration. As we venture further into Venice, let your imagination soar while envisioning the magnificent exit from Palace des Dogs under the iconic Bridge of Sighs. Our journey takes us beyond royal affairs; it delves into art and architecture too. Behold breathtaking views and perspectives captured within Louvre's walls or admire Monsieur Bellanger's ingenious fire pump built along Paris' Seine River – designed for residents' safety in Faubourg Saint-Germain. Lastly, immerse yourself in compassion at The Hospital of Salpetriere where countless souls found solace during challenging times. Embarcation becomes more than just a physical act; it symbolizes hope, resilience, and unity throughout centuries past. Join us on this extraordinary expedition through time as we unravel stories woven around "embarcation.