Marathons Collection

Runners, marathon, New York, New York State, United States of America, North America

Miltiades the Younger, c. 550 BC, 489 BC Greek military commander and general

Miltiades the Younger, c. 550-489 BC, an Athenian citizen known for his role in the Battle of Marathon

Themistocles or Themistokles, c. 524 - 459 BC, an Athenian politician and general

Miltiades the Younger, c. 550 - 489 BC, Battle of Marathon, Ancient Greece

Battle of Marathon, Ancient Greece, 490 BC

Battle of Marathon, Ancient Greece, 490 BC

Participants in the marathon leave the Reichssportfeld through the tunnel after the lap in the stadium

Kitei Son (after 21) (410 km), at the turning point of the marathon, Kitai Son and Harper were still 2 minutes behind the leader Zabala, Japan, Asia

Marathon, Leipzig, GDR, East Germany, historical photo, about 1982

Miltiades, c. 550 B. C. c. 489 B

Historic photo, marathon runner arriving at the finish line, ca. 1910

Athletics, Marathon, ca. 1929, 1920s, exact location unknown, Germany, Europe

Athletics, Dorando Pietri at the finish, Marathon, Olymic Games 1908 in London, Great Britain

Detailed view of the legs and feet of the runners of the Marathon 2008, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Runners of the Berlin Marathon 2009 at the Grosser Stern roundabout, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Participants of the Citylauf on the 25 km running course, Berlin, 15/05/2022

Birmingham Marathon, West Midlands. 20th September 1981

The 1908 Olympics, front cover of Couriers Sunday 1908 (Litho)
2815137 The 1908 Olympics, front cover of Couriers Sunday 1908 (Litho) by Beltrame

Birmingham Marathon, the start at the NEC. Birmingham, West Midlands. 20th September 1981

Sport - London Marathon An athlete recieves attention from medics after receiving an injury running in the London marathon April 1985

Old log cabin in Ruby, Interior Alaska, USA
A sign for the Ruby welcomes 800 Marathon is displayed on an old log cabin in summer, Ruby, Interior Alaska, USA; Ruby, Alaska, United States of America

Two athletic women in vest and shorts running, side view

Talking Marathon Contestants
Chicago, Illinois: October 21

Runners in the Zermatt Marathon and the Matterhorn, Valais, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, Europe

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EDITORS COMMENTS

Runners push their limits in a thrilling marathon race. A new kind of marathon emerges, vibrant and full of energy, captured in a stunning colour litho. The Italian Marathon held in Milan on 27 September showcases the determination and strength of athletes as they cross the finish line set within the magnificent Arena. Looking back at history, we see the significance of marathons. The 1908 Olympics witnessed an iconic moment that graced the front cover of Couriers Sunday 1908 - a powerful litho depicting the winner's triumph. Similarly, during the Olympic Games at Athens, another litho immortalizes the victorious runner from Marathon passing by the post. Fast forward to more recent times, where marathons continue to captivate hearts and minds. In Birmingham on 20th September 1981, thousands gathered for an unforgettable event -the Birmingham Marathon in West Midlands. From its start at NEC to its finish line amidst cheers and support from spectators and can not just about competition; they also highlight human resilience and care for one another. At London Marathon, an athlete receives attention from medics after pushing themselves to their limits - a testament to both physical endurance and compassionate support provided by medical professionals. Beyond urban landscapes lie hidden gems like an old log cabin nestled in Ruby, Interior Alaska USA – reminding us that they are take place anywhere nature beckons. Returning once again to Birmingham's historic marathon event in West Midlands on September 20th, 1981 – Sudan's Omar Khalifa strides past council buildings with unwavering determination towards his goal. In every step taken during these marathons lies stories of personal triumphs, community spirit, and unyielding dedication.