Riffle Collection

Pilgrim Fathers on way to church, 19th century (engraving)
2603931 Pilgrim Fathers on way to church, 19th century (engraving); (add.info.: Pilgrim Fathers on their way to church. Pilgrim Fathers)

Member of crew of SS Vega barque
673477 Member of crew of SS Vega barque; (add.info.: Member of crew of the 'Vega', SS Vega was a Swedish barque, built in Bremerhaven Germany in 1872)

Design for the Counts Costume in Act III of The Sleeping Princess
1217741 Design for the Counts Costume in Act III of The Sleeping Princess, 1922 (watercolour and bodycolour with gold and silver paints over graphite on cream paper) by Bakst

A Victorian New Years card of the Royal Horse Guards in the snow changing the guard
3604576 A Victorian New Years card of the Royal Horse Guards in the snow changing the guard, circa 1880 (coloured lithograph) by English School

The Legion of Light Troops Kingdom of Sardinia in Combat Against the French, by A. Biffignandi. 1796
Italy, 18th century. The Light-armed Troops Legion of the Kingdom of Sardinia fighting against the French, 1796. Illustration by Alessandro Biffignandi

Pilgrim Fathers on way to church
Pilgrim Fathers on their way to church. Pilgrim Fathers, the Puritans who settled in Plymouth in 1620 and founded the first permanent colony in New England. Engraving after picture by GH Boughton

German view of John Bulls treatment of Ireland. Cartoon from " Meggendorfer Blatter", 2 May 1916

US GMC military truck, 1942
Military Vehicles - United States of America, 20th century. M8 Greyhound armoured car, year 1942. Front side

Soldiers in full amour, 1712
Militaria, Spain, 16th century. Spanish armed soldiers. Watercolored print, Newport, 1712

Italian Colonial Native Cavalry, hawk feathers, 19th Century
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Uniform of Eritrean cavalry squadrons Penne di Falco

Two Soldiers After the Battle, by Andrea Gastaldi, oil on canvas
Andrea Gastaldi (1826-1889), Two Soldiers After the Battle, oil on canvas, 70x89 cm

The Sentinel, by Carl Schindler, oil on canvas, 1839
Carl Schindler (1821-1842), Die Schildwache in das Gewehr rufend, (The Sentinel), 1839, oil on canvas, 45x36 cm

Caricature of the well-known Anglo-American experimenter (Le Fameux Empirique Englo-Ameriquain), engraving
Caricature of the well-known Anglo-American experimenter (Le Fameux Empirique Englo-Ameriquain). Engraving, late 18th century

France, Paris, Caricaturized Devil Master of Finance, 1790
France - 18th century - French Revolution. Caricaturized Devil Master of Finance, 1790

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"Riffle: A Glimpse into the Military Artistry of Centuries Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "riffle, " as depicted through various artistic masterpieces. From Domenico Induno's mesmerizing oil on canvas, "The Hunter, " to Michele Cammarano's intricate design for the Count's costume in Act III of "The Sleeping Princess, " these works transport us to an era where military prowess reigned supreme. Intriguingly, a Victorian New Year's card showcases the Royal Horse Guards amidst a snowy changing of the guard ceremony, reminding us of their unwavering dedication even in adverse conditions. Meanwhile, we witness history unfolding with the Pilgrim Fathers making their way to church and gain insight into John Bull's treatment of Ireland through a thought-provoking German perspective. Delving deeper into military machinery, we encounter US GMC military trucks from 1942—a testament to American innovation during World War II. These rugged vehicles served as vital lifelines for soldiers on treacherous battlefields. Similarly, A. Biffignandi's masterpiece portrays The Legion of Light Troops Kingdom of Sardinia valiantly combating French forces—an awe-inspiring depiction that captures both heroism and sacrifice. Traveling further back in time, we are transported to an era when soldiers donned full armor—each piece meticulously crafted for protection and intimidation alike. The resplendent Italian Colonial Native Cavalry adorned with hawk feathers adds another layer to this rich tapestry by showcasing cultural influences within military regalia. Through these diverse artworks spanning centuries, one thing becomes abundantly clear—the artistry behind riffle is not limited solely to weaponry but extends far beyond it. It encompasses bravery, strategy, cultural nuances, and historical narratives that continue to captivate our imagination today.