Two Eagles Collection

Portrait of two bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) perched on top of a boulder in Kinak Bay; Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska, United States of America

Eagles Cliffs Two eagles rocks tearing apart
Eagles on the Cliffs, Two eagles on rocks tearing apart a duck. Joannes Fijt (copy after), 1857, paper, canvas, oil paint (paint), h 52 cm × w 72.5 cm × t 3 cm d 10 cm

Reproduction tapestry Spanish Armada 16-20 July
Reproduction of a tapestry over the Spanish Armada (16-20 July), Spanish fleet in the Channel below the coast of Cornwall and Devon with the coat of arms of the English Queen Elizabeth I

Reproduction tapestry Spanish Armada July 21
Reproduction of a tapestry over the Spanish Armada (July 21), English and Spanish fleet in the Channel below the coast of Cornwall and Devon with the coat of arms of the English Queen Elizabeth I

De Oorlog Oorloghe title object Part Misuse Prosperity series
De Oorlog Oorloghe (title on object), Part of the Misuse of Prosperity series, but printed here as an independent show, without frame and text. Personification of the war

Design Covered Urn Two Eagles 17th century Pen
Artokoloro

Jupiter seated two eagles embracing Cupid round composition
Artokoloro

Two eagles wings spread two leopard heads attached
Artokoloro

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Bold and majestic, two bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) proudly perch atop a boulder in Alaska's Katmai National Park and Preserve, a portrait of power and dominance over Kinak Bay. Elsewhere, in the realm of art and history, eagles continue to inspire awe. In a Spanish Armada tapestry from the 17th century, they can depicted tearing apart a tapestry, symbolizing the destruction wrought by the infamous naval battle. The De Oorlog Oorloghe series features an object titled "Part Misuse Prosperity," with two eagles embracing, a reminder of the cyclical nature of fortune. The frontispiece of Emperor Ferdinand II's funeral, "Ferdinando," showcases two eagles with wings spread, guarding an urn. In a 17th-century pen drawing, two eagles' wings spread wide hold the heads of two leopards, a symbol of strength and victory. These eagles, timeless and enduring, continue to captivate us through art, history, and nature.