Vincennes Collection (page 4)

Escape of the Duke of Beaufort, 1648, Caspar Luyken, Boudewijn van der Aa, 1699

Vase (Cuvette Mahon); Painted decoration by Jean-Louis Morin, French, 1732 - 1787, active at Vincennes and Sevres from 1754, After an engraving by Jacques-Philippe Le Bas, French, 1707 - 1783

Vase (cuvette a tombeau, premiere grandeur); Painted by crescent mark painter, possibly Louis-Denis Armand l aine, French, 1723 - 1789, active 1745 - 1788, Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory, French

Mounted Vase with Flowers; Bronzier Unknown maker, French, Vase made at the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, German, active 1710 - present, Flowers possibly made at the Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory

Pair of Potpourri Vases (potspourris Pompadour, troisieme grandeur); Model designed by Jean-Claude Duplessis pere, French, about 1695 - 1774, active Sevres, France 1745/1748 - 1774

Watering Can (arrosoir, deuxieme grandeur); Painted by Bardet, French, active 1749 and 1751 - 1758, Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory, French, active about 1740 - 1756; Vincennes, France

Lidded Bowl and Dish (Ecuelle ronde et plateau rond); Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory, French, active about 1740 - 1756; Vincennes, France

FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1791. Demonstration at the Chateau de Vincennes, 28 February 1791. Etching, Dutch, late 18th century

Car of a screw balloon designed by Stanislas Dupuy de Lome, which he first tried at Vincennes, France, in 1872
CAR OF DE LOMEs BALLOON. Car of a screw balloon designed by Stanislas Dupuy de Lome, which he first tried at Vincennes, France, in 1872. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

Celebrating the Feast of St. Barbara, Vincennes, 1855. Engraving

Dungeon of Vincennes, cell of Mirabeau. engraving 1855

Vincennes, cell Polignac. engraving 1855

Vincennes Castle courtyard, on the north side. engraving 1855

Vincennes. Castle courtyard from the south. engraving 1855

Dungeon of Vincennes: Hall of cardinals. engraving 1855

Vincennes, Entrance to the fort. engraving 1855

Vincennes The Dungeon. engraving 1855

Naval fight in front of Lisbon. Illustration of the third part of the Great Travels to America by Theodore de Bry. Flemish art. Engraving. FRANCE. Vincennes. Historical Service of the Army

(1752-1818). American soldier. Clarks march to Vincennes, Indiana, 1779. Wood engraving, 19th century
GEORGE ROGERS CLARK (1752-1818). American soldier. Clarks march to Vincennes, Indiana, 1779. Wood engraving, 19th century

George Rogers Clarks men marching to Vincennes, February 1779: colored engraving, 19th century
VINCENNES: MARCH, 1779. George Rogers Clarks men marching to Vincennes, February 1779: colored engraving, 19th century

(1773-1841). Ninth President of the United States. Tecumseh and Harrison, then governor of Indiana Territory
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON (1773-1841). Ninth President of the United States. Tecumseh and Harrison, then governor of Indiana Territory, at the Council of Vincennes in 1810. Line engraving, 1840

HENRY HAMILTON (d. 1796). British colonial administrator in America. Lt. Governor Hamilton (right)
HENRY HAMILTON (d.1796). British colonial administrator in America. Lt. Governor Hamilton (right) at the head of 800 men retaking Fort Sackville at Vincennes with its garrison of two Americans on 17

FRANCE: VINCENNES. The Chapel of Vincennes. Steel engraving, English, 19th century

Colonial Exhibition 1931
An aerial view of the pavilion built to represent French West Africa at the International Colonial Exhibition (exposition coloniale), held at Vincennes, near Paris, from May to October 1931

Riot at Vincennes
An attack on the royal chateau of Vincennes, south-east of Paris, could have led to another Bastille event but for the intervention of Lafayette and his guards. Date: 18 February 1791

Caterpillar track trials WWI
Trials of the American caterpillar-tractor intended to draw heavy artillery at Vincennes during World War I

French soldier 1916
Equipment of a French Light Infantry Private in Vincennes on the French front during World War I in September 1916

Conspiracy Suspected
The president of the high court, Beranger, questions M Barbes at the chateau de Vincennes, concerning his possible involvement in a royalist conspiracy

France / Vincennes
Chateau de Vincennes (Seine)

French School Photo 19C
A French school photograph from Vincennes: mostly girls, with a few boys, and teachers

Daumesnil at Vincennes
Daumesnil, Napoleonic general now governor of Vincennes, refuses to release the imprisoned ministers of Charles X to the tender mercies of the Paris mob

France / Paris / Bastille
During the reign of Charles VI the Bastille is part of the fortifications of Paris, facing the chemin de Vincennes, alongside the Porte Saint Antoine

Berry / December
DECEMBER Near the chateau de Vincennes, dogs bring down a wild boar

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Vincennes, located in Val-de-Marne, France, is a place rich in history and cultural significance. From the serene Zen pilgrim statue by Torao Yazaki to the vibrant coin offering at the Vincennes Buddhist Pagoda, this city offers a diverse range of experiences. One cannot forget the remarkable sight of Dupuy de Lome's dirigible at Fort Vincennes back in 1872. This groundbreaking invention showcased human ingenuity and marked an important milestone in aviation history and has witnessed significant moments of justice being served. The legendary King Louis IX, known as Saint-Louis, rendered justice under an ancient oak tree that still stands tall today, and is said that his wisdom and fairness were unmatched. The bravery of the French Chasseurs de Vincennes was demonstrated during their swift action at Bomarsund Date. Their courage and determination exemplified their unwavering commitment to protecting their homeland. Even centuries ago, Vincennes played a role on the world stage. In 1612, Ambon Island in Dutch East Indies saw its connection with this remarkable city unfold. Pierre Daumesnil's famous quote "When you give me back my leg, I'll give you my place back" resonates deeply within Vincennes' history. His resilience and determination serve as an inspiration for all who visit or call this city home. However, not all stories from they can filled with triumphs. The execution of the Duke of Enghien within the pits of Chateau de Vincennes on March 21st, 1804 left a somber mark on its past. This tragic event serves as a reminder of darker times but also highlights humanity's capacity for change and growth. In contrast to these solemn moments comes "The end of Birdman, " capturing joyous celebrations amidst colorful lithographs.