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akg5422108 Omar Khayyam / Omar-e Chajjam; persischer Dichter, Mathematiker und Astronom; Nischapur 18.5.1048 - ebd. 4.12.1131. Werke: Robaiyat (Vierzeiler). - Seite aus einer Handschrift der Robaiyat des Omar Khayyam. - Handschrift, kopiert von Ali Naqi al-Shirazi ibn Mirza Yusuf Mudhahhib-Bashi im Auftrag des MIrza Ahman Khan ibn Mirza Muhammad Tqi Khan Mu'ayyid al-Mulk, Isfahan, Persien, 1337 nach der Hedschra (1919 n. Chr.). Kalligraphie und Miniatur (112 Blatt) 20,5 x 13,8 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 14. Oktober 1999, Lot 28. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5422570 Kunsthandwerk / Glas. - Links: Schale und kleine Vase aus Clutha-Glas, England, um 1890. Entwurf: Christopher Dresser. Hersteller: James Couper & Sons. Vetrieb: Liberty's. Durchmesser der Schale 22,5 cm, Höhe der Vase 8,5 cm. / Mitte: Krug aus Clutha-Glas, England, um 1890. Entwurf: Christopher Dresser. Hersteller: James Couper & Sons. Höhe 21,5 cm. / Rechts: Große Vase mit Inschrift. England, um 1885/1900. Powell & Sons zugeschrieben. Höhe 29,75 cm. - Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 3. November 1995, Lots 8, 9 und 10. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5421395 Alfons XIII., König von Spanien (1886-1931), Madrid 17.5.1886 - Rom 28.2.1941. - Porträt. - Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5421389 Alfons XIII., König von Spanien (1886-1931), Madrid 17.5.1886 - Rom 28.2.1941. - Porträt. - Foto, um 1905 (W.S. Stuart, Richmond). (Fotopostkarte). Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5422154 Si Thep, also Sri Thep, (7th â€" 14th century CE) is an ancient ruined town in Northeast Thailand. Many architectural structures still remain to indicate its past prosperity. It was once the centre of contact between the Dvaravati Kingdom in the central plain basin of Thailand and the Khmer Kingdom in the Northeast.A twin- city, there were over one hundred ancient sites all built with bricks and laterite. There are also remains of several ponds spread out all over the area. Most of the ancient relics recovered are architectural by nature such as elaborate lintels and sema stones. A few of the human skeletons discovered are still adorned with ornamental pieces.

akg5422112 Lakhon nai is a performing art originating in the royal court of Thailand (formerly Siam). It features a slow choreography accompanied by a piphat ensemble (traditional musical group). A variation of this genre with male performers is called lakhon nai phu chai.

akg5422014 Postumus (-269) claimed to have been a Batavian, though little is known about his early life. He joined and quickly ascended through the ranks of the army, until he eventually held command over Roman forces 'among the Celts'. He was apparently held in high regard at court, and granted an honourary consulship.Postumus and his forces eventually revolted in 260, proclaiming himself emperor in opposition to Emperor Gallienus. This was triggered by the emperor's son, Saloninus, demanding all the war booty the army had won in a battle be transferred to his residence, causing the soldiers to revolt against him. Postumus was quickly recognised in Gaul, Germania, Britannia and Hispania, as well as among other Western provinces, soon carving out a sizeable Gallic Empire for himself.Emperor Gallienus tried unsuccessfully to defeat Postumus and his Gallic Empire, but could not manage to kill him before he was murdered by his own troops. Postumus ruled for another nine years, before discontent among his own soldiers eventually led to them murdering him in 269.

akg5422630 Cervantes, Miguel de; spanischer Dichter; 1547-1616. Werke: El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha (Zwei Teile, 1605,1615). Erste Seite der Erstausgabe, Madrid 1605.

akg5422039 Natural son and heir of Emperor Vespasian, Titus (39-81 CE) was a member of the Flavian dynasty, the first Roman emperor to succeed his own biological father. Titus, like his father, had earned much renown as a military commander, especially during the First Jewish-Roman war.When his father left to claim the imperial throne after Nero's death, Titus was left behind to end the Jewish rebellion, which occurred in 70 CE with the siege and sacking of Jerusalem. The Arch of Titus was built in honour of his destruction of the city. He was also known for his controversial relationship with the Jewish queen Berenice.Under his father, her served as prefect of the Praetorian Guard, and he was known as a good emperor after his accession. As emperor, he is most endearingly known for his completion of the Colosseum, started by his father, and his efforts in relieving the destruction caused by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE and a fire in Rome in 80 CE. Titus only served for two years before dying of a fever in 81 CE, and was deified by the Roman Senate before being succeeded by his younger brother, Domitian.

akg5422095 Pertinax (126-193) was born the son of a freed slave, and worked as a teacher before becoming an officer in the army. Successful campaigns against the Parthians saw him rise in rank and prestige, with Pertinax eventually rising to become a member of the Senate.Pertinax was declared emperor by the Praetorian Guard after the death of Commodus, where he immediately tried to institute several sweeping reforms. One of these reforms was the restoration of discipline amongst the pampered Praetorian Guard, making enemies that ultimately resulted in Pertinax's assassination by members of the Guard just under three months into his reign. After his death, the Praetorians auctioned off the imperial title, resulting in a brief civil war and the year 193 CE becoming known as the Year of the Five Emperors.Pertinax was later deified by Septimius Severus, the emperor after Pertinax's successor, Didius Julianus. His reputation throughout history has largely been a positive one, though his short reign has made it difficult to dertermine what his rule would have truly been like.

akg5421903 Carinus (-285) was Emperor Carus' eldest son, and was appointed Caesar in the beginning of 283, made co-emperor of the western portion of the Roman Empire while his father and younger brother Numerian headest eastwards to fight the Sassanid Empire.When his father died in mid-283, Carinus and Numerian became co-emperors of the Empire, with Carinus swiftly returning to Rome to celebrate his ascension. In 284, Numerian was found dead in his closed coach under mysterious circumstances, with Diocletian, commander of Numerian's bodyguards, claiming that Numerian had been assassinated. Diocletian was almost immediately proclaimed emperor by his soldiers, and Carinus was forced to march and face him.The two armies clashed in 285, with differing accounts on what occurred. One acount claims that Carinus' forces were winning, but the emperor was assassinated by a jealous tribune whose wife Carinus had seduced. A more believable account claims that Diocletian's troops secured a complete victory, and Carinus' army deserted him, leading to either his death by murder or execution. Carinus posthumously gained a reputation as one of the Empire's worst emperors, a slandering possibly supported by newly crowned Diocletian himself.

akg5427387 Porcelain, Russia, late 19th, early 20th Century. Twelve porcelain Easter eggs, Russia. Sotheby's London, 19th December 1996, lot 272 to 279. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5421902 Pupienus (165/170-238), also known as Pupienus Maximus, was a senator in the Roman Senate who had risen to power and influence through military success under the rule of the Severan dynasty. He served two terms as Consul, and became an important member of the Senate.When Gordian I and his son were proclaimed Emperors in 238, the Senate immediately recognised them in defiance of Emperor Maximinus Thrax. Pupienus, an elderly man by then, was put on a committee to coordinate efforts to thwart Maximinus until the Gordians could arrive in Rome. The Gordians died less than a month after their declaration however, and the Senate became divided in how to act, ulltimately voting for Pupienus and Balbinus, another elderly senator, to be installed as co-emperors.Some senators, and the people of Rome, had wanted Gordian III, grandson of Gordian I, to be declared emperor however, and civil unrest gripped the capital. It was not helped that Pupienus and Balbinus argued and quarrelled often, Balbinus constantly worrying that Pupienus was planning to supplant him. Only a few months into their rule, they were dragged naked through the streets by the Praetorian Guard, publicly humiliated, tortured and then executed..

akg5421904 Constantine I (272-337), also known as Constantine the Great and Saint Constantine, was the son of Emperor Constantius. His father sent him east to serve under Emperors Diocletian and Galerius, spending some time in the court of the latter. After his father died in 306 CE, Constantine was proclaimed his successor and emperor by his army at Eboracum (York).He at first remained officially neutral in the efforts of Emperor Galerius to defeat the usurper Maxentius, but after Galerius' death, Constantine was dragged into the conflict. He eventually defeated Maxentius in 312 CE, and then fought against his erstwhile ally, Emperor Licinius, for sole control of both western and eastern portions of the Roman Empire. Licinius was defeated in 324 CE, and Constantine became emperor of a united empire.Constantine enacted many reforms strengthening the empire, ending the tetrarchy system and restructuring government. He became the first emperor to claim conversion to Christianity, and he called the First Council of Nicaea in 325 CE, overseeing the profession of the Nicene Creed. He renamed Byzantium to Constantinople after himself, which would become the new capital. He died in 337 CE.

akg5421906 Licinius (263-325 CE) was born to a peasant family and was a close childhood friend of future emperor Galerius, becoming a close confidante to Galerius and entrusted with the eastern provinces when Galerius went to deal with the usurper Maxentius. Galerius elevated Licinius to co-emperor, Augustus in the West, in 308, though he personally had control over the eastern provinces.After emperors Maxentius and Maximinus II formed an alliance, Licinius was forced to enter into a formal agreement with Constantine I, marrying his half-sister Flavia Julia Constantia. He fought against Maximinus' forces and finally killed him in 313, while Constantine had defeated Maxentius in 312.The two divided the Roman Empire between them, but civil war soon erupted a year later in 314. The two emperors would constantly war against each other, then make peace before restarting conflict again for the next few years. Licinius was finally defeated for good in 324, with only the pleas of his wife, Constantine's sister, saving him. Licinius was then hanged a year later in 325, accused by Constantine of conspiring to stir revolt among the barbarians.

akg5421946 Born Gaius Julius Caesar (100-44 BCE), Julius Caesar was one the most infamous figures in history. A Roman politican, general and author, he played a critical role in the fall of the Roman Republic and paved the way for the rise of the Roman Empire. His political alliance alongside Crassus and Pompey, first formed in 60 BCE, would dominate Roman politics for many years. His victories in the Gallic Wars extended the Republic's territories all the way to the English Channel and the Rhine, and he became the first Roman general to build a bridge across the Rhine, as well as starting the invasion of Britain.With these achievements under his belt, he amassed unmatched military power to himself, soon eclipsing his political ally Pompey. The Senate, also fearful of his growing power, demanded he step down from military command and return to Rome, which he refused, and marked his defiance by crossing the Rubicon with a legion in 49 BCE, illegally entering Roman Italy with an army and causing a civil war that he quickly crushed.Taking control of the government, Caesar began implementing various social and political changes, declaring himself 'dictator in perpetuity'. The Senate still held much contempt for him however, and during the Ides of March (15 March) 44 BCE, Caesar was assassinated by a conspiracy of rebellious senators led by former friend and ally, Marcus Junius Brutus. A new string of civil wars ensued, ultimately concluding with Julius Caesar's adopted heir, Octavian, emerging victorious and becoming emperor.

akg5421938 Severus II (-307), full name Flavius Valerius Severus, was of humble birth from Illyria, but he managed to rise and become a senior officer in the Roman army. He was an old friend of Emperor Galerius, and the emperor ordered Severus be appointed as Caesar of the Western Roman Empire in 305, serving as deputy-emperor to Emperor Constantius I.Severus was promoted to emperor in 306 after the death of Constantius, in opposition to the claims made by Constantius' soldiers that his son, Constantine I, was emperor. Severus was sent to deal with the usurper emperor Maxentius in Rome, marching towards Rome at the head of an army once commanded by former Emperor Maximian, Maxentius' father. Maxentius, fearing Severus' arrival, offered his father co-rule of the empire, which he accepted.Therefore, when Severus arrived at the walls of Rome, his army deserted him for Maximian, forcing Severus to flee to Ravenna. Maximian offered him protection if he surrendered peacefully, which he did in 307. Nevertheless, Severus was still displayed as a captive and imprisoned at Tres Tabernae. When Galerius himself invaded Italy to defeat Maxentius and Maximian, Maxentius ordered Severus' execution, which occurred on 16 September 307.

akg5421908 Valens (328-378) was the brother of Valentinian, and lived in his brother's shadow for many years. When his brother was appointed emperor in 364 CE, he chose Valens to serve as co-emperor, obtaining the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire. Valens made Constantinople his capital.Valens was soon presented with a usurper named Procopius in 365, a surviving relative of Emperor Julian who proclaimed himself emperor in Constantinople while Valens was away. He managed to defeat Procopius in the spring of 366, executing the usurper. He then warred against the revolting Goths, before heading back east to face the Sassanid Empire. A resurgent Gothic presence, alongside Huns and Alans, led to the commencement of the Gothic War, after an attempted resettlement of Goths had resulted in them revolting in 377.Rather than wait for his nephew and co-emperor Gratian to arrive with reinforcements as advised by many, Valens marched out on his own. Valens was struck down during the decisive but avoidable Battle of Adrianople. He was known by some as the 'Last True Roman', and the battle that resulted in his death was considered the beginning of the collapse of the decaying Western Roman Empire.

akg5421935 Elagabalus (203-222), also known as Heliogabalus, was a Syrian and a member of the Severan dynasty. Elagabalus was the grandson of Julia Maesa and cousin to Emperor Caracalla. When Caracalla was assassinated in 217, Julia Maesa instigated a revolt against his killer and successor, Macrinus, championing for Elagabalus to be declared emperor. Macrinus was defeated and executed in 218, and Elagabalus was proclaimed emperor at barely 14 years old.His reign was notorious for its numerous religious controversies and sex scandals, with Elagabalus showing a marked disregard for traditional Roman religious and sexual values. He was said to have been married as many as five times, had many male lovers, and was even reported to have prostituted himself in the imperial palace. He developed a reputation for extreme decadence, eccentricity and zealotry to the god he was named after, Elagabalus, and whom he declared the new head of the Roman pantheon.His actions and behaviour estranged both commoner and Praetorian Guard, and after four years of rule, Elagabalus was assassinated in 222 at the age of 18. The plot was orchestrated by Julia Maesa, the same grandmother that had placed him on the throne, and carried out by the Praetorian Guard, with his cousin Severus Alexander replacing him as emperor. Elagabalus developed one of the worst reputations among Roman emperors in history.

akg5421972 Heraclius (575-641) was son of Heraclius the Elder, exarch of Africa, who led a revolt against the usurper emperor Phocas, deposing him in 610. Heraclius became emperor and was immediately forced to deal with multiple threats on many frontiers.One of the main frontiers was the Byzantine-Sassanid War of 602-628 against King Khosrau II and the Sassanid Empire. The Sassanids managed to fight all the way to the walls of Constantinople before failing to penetrate them, allowing Heraclius to counter-attack and drive them all the way back to the capital of Ctesiphon. Khosrau was executed by his son Kavadh II, and a peace treaty was agreed to. The Sassanid Empire soon fell to the Muslim conquests, another threat Heraclius had to deal with.Heraclius was credited for making Greek the Byzantine Empire's official language, as well as for his enlarging of the empire and his reorganisation of government and military. Though his attempts at religious harmony failed, he was successful in returning the True Cross to Jerusalem.

akg5421991 Born Gaius Julius Caesar (100-44 BCE), Julius Caesar was one the most infamous figures in history. A Roman politican, general and author, he played a critical role in the fall of the Roman Republic and paved the way for the rise of the Roman Empire. His political alliance alongside Crassus and Pompey, first formed in 60 BCE, would dominate Roman politics for many years. His victories in the Gallic Wars extended the Republic's territories all the way to the English Channel and the Rhine, and he became the first Roman general to build a bridge across the Rhine, as well as starting the invasion of Britain.With these achievements under his belt, he amassed unmatched military power to himself, soon eclipsing his political ally Pompey. The Senate, also fearful of his growing power, demanded he step down from military command and return to Rome, which he refused, and marked his defiance by crossing the Rubicon with a legion in 49 BCE, illegally entering Roman Italy with an army and causing a civil war that he quickly crushed.Taking control of the government, Caesar began implementing various social and political changes, declaring himself 'dictator in perpetuity'. The Senate still held much contempt for him however, and during the Ides of March (15 March) 44 BCE, Caesar was assassinated by a conspiracy of rebellious senators led by former friend and ally, Marcus Junius Brutus. A new string of civil wars ensued, ultimately concluding with Julius Caesar's adopted heir, Octavian, emerging victorious and becoming emperor.

akg5421907 Constantine I (272-337), also known as Constantine the Great and Saint Constantine, was the son of Emperor Constantius. His father sent him east to serve under Emperors Diocletian and Galerius, spending some time in the court of the latter. After his father died in 306 CE, Constantine was proclaimed his successor and emperor by his army at Eboracum (York). He at first remained officially neutral in the efforts of Emperor Galerius to defeat the usurper Maxentius, but after Galerius' death, Constantine was dragged into the conflict. He eventually defeated Maxentius in 312 CE, and then fought against his erstwhile ally, Emperor Licinius, for sole control of both western and eastern portions of the Roman Empire. Licinius was defeated in 324 CE, and Constantine became emperor of a united empire. Constantine enacted many reforms strengthening the empire, ending the tetrarchy system and restructuring government. He became the first emperor to claim conversion to Christianity, and he called the First Council of Nicaea in 325 CE, overseeing the profession of the Nicene Creed. He renamed Byzantium to Constantinople after himself, which would become the new capital. He died in 337 CE. Copyright: Additional Credit: Vatican Museums.

akg5421936 Maximian (250-310) was born in the province of Pannonia to a family of shopkeepers, and joined the army as soon as he could, serving alongside future co-emperor Diocletian under emperors Aurelian, Probus and Carus. After Diocletian became emperor in 284, Maximian was soon appointed co-emperor in 286, matching Maximian's military brawn with Diocletian's political brain.Maximian spent most of his time on campaign, fighting against the Germanic tribes along the Rhine frontier and in Gaul. When the man Maximian had appointed to govern the Channel shores, Carausius, rebelled in 286 and seceeded Britain and northwestern Gaul from the Roman Empire, Maximian tried but failed to oust Carausius. The rebellion was eventually crushed in 296, and Maximian moved south to fight pirates near Hispania.He eventually returned to Italy in 298, living in comfort until he abdicated in 305 alongside Diocletian, handing power to the other two co-emperors of the Tetrachy, Constantius and Galerius, and retiring to southern Italy. Maximian returned to power in 306 when he aided his son Maxentius' rebellion. He later tried to depose his son but failed, fleeing to the court of Constantius' successor, Constantine. He was forced to renounce his title by Diocletian and Galerius, and he committed suicide in 310 after a failed attempt to usurp Constantine's title.

akg5421894 The 15th century Holy Trinity Church was built by the Neuhaus family and was consecrated in 1475. The church stands behind a wall that the local population built to protect itself from Turkish attacks in the 16th century.The interior is decorated with Gothic frescoes by the artist John of Kastav (Johannes de Castua), the most famous being Danse Macabre (Dance of Death), and completed in 1490.

akg5421899 The 15th century Holy Trinity Church was built by the Neuhaus family and was consecrated in 1475. The church stands behind a wall that the local population built to protect itself from Turkish attacks in the 16th century.The interior is decorated with Gothic frescoes by the artist John of Kastav (Johannes de Castua), the most famous being Danse Macabre (Dance of Death), and completed in 1490.

akg5421819 verschiedene Souvenire für Besucher auf dem Gelände.Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421856 Persische Kalligraphie, Zeit der Kadscharen, Schreiber Asadullah Shirazi, 1255 nach der Hedschra, 1839 n. Chr. - Seite mit Nastaliq-Kalligraphie. - Geschrieben für Mohammed Schah. Tusche, Deckfarben und Gold auf Papier, 31,4 x 19,5 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 14. Oktober 1999, Lot 37. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5421814 Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421812 Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421844 Indien, 18. Jahrhundert. - Kettenhemd mit Lederkragen. - Stahl und Leder. Länge 85 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 8. Mai 1997, Lot 67. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5421820 verschiedene Souvenire für Besucher auf dem Gelände.Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421871 The 15th century Holy Trinity Church was built by the Neuhaus family and was consecrated in 1475. The church stands behind a wall that the local population built to protect itself from Turkish attacks in the 16th century.The interior is decorated with Gothic frescoes by the artist John of Kastav (Johannes de Castua), the most famous being Danse Macabre (Dance of Death), and completed in 1490.

akg5421852 zu: Mohammed, eigentl. Abul Kasim Muhammad Ibn Abd Allah; Stifter des Islam; um 570 - 632. - Ein muslimischer Krieger im Kampf mit zwei Feinden (Szene aus der Geschichte des Miqdad ibn Aswad, Gefolgsmann des Propheten Mohammed). - Miniatur, osmanisch, Konstantinopel, entstanden im Auftrag Sultan Murads III. 1594. Schreiber: Mustava bin Vali. llustration zu dem Epos Siyer-i Nebi (Leben des Propheten Mohammed) von Mustafa ibn Yusuf, verfasst 1388. Gouache und Gold auf Papier, Blattformat 37,3 x 26,5 cm, Bildgröße 19,5 x 17,3 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's 23, April 1997, Lot 102. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5421874 Honorius (384-423) was the second son of Emperor Theodosius I and younger brother to Eastern Emperor Arcadius. Honorius was made Augustus and co-ruler in 393 CE, aged 9. When his father died two years laters, Honorius was given the Western half of the Roman Empire, while Arcadius ruled the East. Young as he was, Honorius was mainly a figurehead for General Stilicho, who had been appointed his guardian and advisor by Theodosius before his death. Stilicho made Honorius marry his daughter Maria to strengthen their bonds. Honorius' reign, which was weak and chaotic even by the standards of the rapidly declining Western Roman Empire, was marked by constant barbarian invasions and usurper uprisings. Stilicho defeated many of these threats and played an important role in holding the empire together, but the sudden execution of Stilicho on Honorius' orders in 408 CE paved the way for the empire's collapse, with many of Stilicho's troops defecting en masse to the banner of King Alaric I of the Visigoths.Chaos and terror gripped the Western Roman Empire without Stilicho's guiding hand, entire swathes of the empire rising up in protest or lost. Rome itself had been sacked by Alaric in 410 CE, the first time in 800 years. Honorius died of edema in 423 CE without an heir, widely considered as one of the worst emperors in Roman history.

akg5421822 Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421835 verschiedene Souvenire für Besucher auf dem Gelände.Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5421808 Europas größte Stupa steht auf dem 316 Meter hohen Berg Vilagosvar im Bezirk Zala Zalasantò mit Aussicht auf dem Plattensee. Das 30 Meter hohe buddhistische Bauwerk wurde von seiner Heiligkeit dem 14. Dalai Lama gesegnet.

akg5427434 Gallen-Kallela, Akseli (bis 1905 Axel Gallen); 1865-1931. "König Psammetich und die Kurtisane Rhodope", 1889. Tusche und Aquarell auf Papier. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 28. November 1990; Lot 124. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5426550 Tete de femme (Olga) (1917)(Head of woman. Olga)Auteur : Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Huile sur toile Bruxelles, Fondation Almine et Bernard Ruiz-Picasso. Copyright: © Pablo Picasso. This artwork of Picasso is not in the public domain. It is your responsibility to obtain all necessary third party permissions from the copyright handler in your country prior to publication.

akg5427438 Druckgrafik, Frankreich, um 1910. - Melken der Kühe auf der Weide. - Farblithographie, unbezeichnet. Aus einer Serie von vier Illustrationen zu einem Kinderbuch (Ohne bibliografische Angaben). Privatsammlung. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5426545 Femme assise en chemise (1923)(Seated woman in a chemise)Auteur : Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Huile sur toile. 92,1 x 73 cmTate Gallery,Londres. Copyright: © Pablo Picasso. This artwork of Picasso is not in the public domain. It is your responsibility to obtain all necessary third party permissions from the copyright handler in your country prior to publication.

akg5426637 Les trois danseuses (La danse) (1925)(The three dancers. The dance)Auteur : Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Huile sur toile 215,3 x 142,2 cmTate Gallery. LondonExposition à Rome (2017) Scuderie del Quirinale. 'Picasso : Tra cubismo e Classicismo: 1915-1925'. Copyright: © Pablo Picasso. This artwork of Picasso is not in the public domain. It is your responsibility to obtain all necessary third party permissions from the copyright handler in your country prior to publication.

akg5426585 La flute de Pan (1923)(The pipes of Pan)Auteur : Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Huile sur toile (205 x 174 cm)Musée National Picasso - Paris. Copyright: © Pablo Picasso. This artwork of Picasso is not in the public domain. It is your responsibility to obtain all necessary third party permissions from the copyright handler in your country prior to publication.

akg5425877 China / Opiumexport nach China. "Der amerikanische Opiumklipper 'Antelope' wird auf dem Perlfluss von den Dschunken der Mandarinen angegriffen, 1845". Gemälde, undat., von Louis Dodd (1943-2006). Öl auf Holz, 40,5 x 61 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 11. Mai 1994, Lot 159. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Copyright: For editorial use only. This artwork is not in the public domain. akg-images represents the artistic copyright of this artist, please contact us for more information and to clear the necessary permissions. Copyright cleared via akg-images.

akg5426541 Saltimbanque assis, les bras croisés (1923)(Seated acrobat with folded arms)Auteur : Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Huile sur toile. 130,5 x 97 cmTokyo, Bridgestone Museum of Art. Copyright: © Pablo Picasso. This artwork of Picasso is not in the public domain. It is your responsibility to obtain all necessary third party permissions from the copyright handler in your country prior to publication.

akg5420726 Firdausi, Abu l-Kasim; persischer Dichter; 940-1020. Werke:. Schahname (Buch der Könige; 1014 vollendet; persisches Nationalepos; Geschichte des Iran von den mythischen Anfängen bis zur Eroberung durch die Araber 651 n. Chr.). - Isfandiyar fängt Gurgsar mit dem Wurfseil. - Miniatur, persisch, Schiraz, 1571. Aus einer Serie von Illustrationen zum Schahname des Firdausi. Deckfarben und Gold auf Papier,Blattformat 34,6 x 22,8 cm, Bildformat 21,5 x 17,9 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 23. April 1997, Lot 110. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5420728 Firdausi, Abu l-Kasim; persischer Dichter; 940-1020. Werke:. Schahname (Buch der Könige; 1014 vollendet; persisches Nationalepos; Geschichte des Iran von den mythischen Anfängen bis zur Eroberung durch die Araber 651 n. Chr.). - Der sterbende Held Rustam erschießt durch einen Baumstamm hindurch seinen Halbbruder Schagad, der ihm die mit vergifteten Speeren bewehrte Grube gegraben hatte, in die Rustam mit seinem Pferd Rachsch fällt. - Miniatur, persisch, Schiraz, 1571. Aus einer Serie von Illustrationen zum Schahname des Firdausi. Deckfarben und Gold auf Papier, Blattformat 34,7 x 22,9 cm, Bildformat 27,5 x 19,7 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 23. April 1997, Lot 122. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5420697 Divertissements et Jeux / Moyen Age. Jeux d'enfants au Moyen Age : le volant, l'escrime, le jeu de balle, la joute sur l'eau, la balançoire, le jeu de boules, la lutte à dos d'homme, les marionnettes. Gravures, 19e siècle d'après des manuscrits et des miniatures d'époque (Collection particulière).

akg5771261 Heinrich V.; Roman-German Emperor (1106-25). 11.8.1086 - Utrecht 23.5.1125. - Ideal picture / capture of Pope Paschal II and enforcement of the imperial crown 1111. - Feather lithograph, unmarked, around 1850. Book illustration (eruption, bibliographical data can not be reconstructed). Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg5420719 Indische Miniatur, Schule der indischen Compagnie, wohl Kalkutta/Kolkata, um 1780/1800. - Wildkatze. - Wasserfarben auf Papier, 17 x 22,4 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 17. Juni 1999, Lot 85. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg5771035 Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig; 1880-1938. "Winter Landscape (unfinished)", 1923. Lithography, 50.3 / 50.5 × 59 cm (image size), 59.3 / 59.8 × 67.8 cm (sheet size). Inv.no. 710/66; Berlin, Brücke Museum. Museum: Berlin, Brücke Museum.

akg2132885 A Buddha statue at Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, (Rangoon), Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133118 Golden stupa of Kuthodaw Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2250247 Befreiungskriege 1813-15 / Schlacht bei Waterloo (Belle-Alliance) am 18. Juni 1815 (Die verbündeten preuß. und engl. Truppen besiegen Napoleon I.). "The village of Waterloo (with travellers purchasing the relics that were found in the field of battle) ". (Das Dorf Waterloo mit Reisenden, die auf dem Schlachtfeld gefundene Reliquien der Schlacht kaufen). Gemälde, 1821, von George Jones (1786-1869). Öl auf Leinwand, 49,5 × 62,1 cm. Kunsthandel London, Sotheby's, 8. März 1989, Lot 105. London, National Army Museum. Museum: London, National Army Museum.

akg2132846 Shwedagon Pagoda taken from Sakura Tower, Yangon, (Rangoon), Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2132008 Gary Glitter - Photoshooting in London im Hippodrome am 30.05.1984. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg2133363 Stupas at a waterfront temple, Inle Lake, Shan State, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2132011 Gary Glitter - Photoshooting in London im Hippodrome am 30.05.1984. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg2132009 Gary Glitter - Photoshooting in London im Hippodrome am 30.05.1984. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg2132010 Gary Glitter - Photoshooting in London im Hippodrome am 30.05.1984. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg2133230 Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, Yangon, (Rangoon), Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133021 Stupa of Ananda Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133270 Chinese Temple, Pyin Oo Lwin, also known as Pyin U Lwin and Maymyo, near Mandalay, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133286 Stupa, National Kandawgyi Gardens, Pyin Oo Lwin, also known as Pyin U Lwin and Maymyo, Mandalay, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133002 Thatbyinnyu Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133023 Ananda Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133087 A stupa at Sandamuni Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133019 A large bell at Ananda Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133018 Large golden Kassapa Buddha inside Ananda Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2132999 Dhammayangyi Temple, Old Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133056 Face of the Mahamuni Buddha, Mahamuni Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2132988 Father and son walking along a road, Minnanthu, Bagan, Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2133459 A religious statue at Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, (Rangoon), Myanmar, (Burma).

akg2162868 Corinth, Lovis. 1858-1925. "Leda mit dem Schwan", 1914. Kaltnadel, Blatt: 28,2 × 32,1 cm (größte Maße), Platte: 15,8 × 24,2 cm. Inv. 2009.90.57. Vermächtnis von Frau Hildegard Kirchbach-Schmidt, geboren am 7. Febraur 1907, gestorben am 9. Juli 1995 2009, Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett. Museum: Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett.

akg2162898 Corinth, Lovis. 1858-1925. "Alter Weidenbaum", 1916. Radierung mit Kaltnadel auf dünnem Japanpapier, einziger Zustand, Blatt: 21 × 26,4 cm (größte Maße), Platte: 13,2 × 17,4 cm. Inv. 2009.90.112. Vermächtnis von Frau Hildegard Kirchbach-Schmidt, geboren am 7. Febraur 1907, gestorben am 9. Juli 1995 2009, Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett. Museum: Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett.

akg2162836 Corinth, Lovis. 1858-1925. "Zwei Halbakte", 1914. Lithographie, Blatt: 32,6 × 24,8 cm (größte Maße). Inv. 2009.90.48. Vermächtnis von Frau Hildegard Kirchbach-Schmidt, geboren am 7. Febraur 1907, gestorben am 9. Juli 1995 2009, Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett. Museum: Basel, Kunstmuseum, Kupferstichkabinett.

akg2162859 Sport / Sport cycliste / Course cycliste du tour de France / 24e tour de France, du 2 au 27 juillet 1930, 4818 km, départ et arrivée à Paris. "LES DEUX VAINQUEURS DE L'ÉTAPE PAU-LUCHON, BINDA ET LEDUCQ, VUS DANS L'EFFORT ..." (en haut : l'italien Alfredo Binda (à d.) et son compatriote Learco Guerra roulant côte à côte dans L' Aubisque ; en bas : le français André Leducq, 2e du Tourmalet, et futur vainqueur du tour). Du magazine : Le Miroir des Sports, 12 juillet 1930, n° 548.

akg2163210 On: Urban VIII, Pope (1623-44); Before Maffeo Barberini; 1568-1644. "The Triumph of Divine Providence". (Glorification of the pope and the family Barberini). Fresco, 1633/39, by Pietro da Cortona (1596-1669). 15 × 24 m. Rome, Palazzo Barberini, ceiling of the Gran Salone.

akg2165796 Louis Napoleon ("Lulu"), imperial prince (son of Napoleon III); Paris 16.3.1856 - (fell) Zululand 1.6.1879. "Tous les jours, un vieux brisquard, dans le jardin of the Tuileries lui apprenait le maniement des armes (...)". (An old grenadier practises shooting daily with the imperial prince in the Tuileries Gardens). Colour print after a watercolour by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). From: Georges Montorgeuil, born Octave Lebesgue, Les Trois Couleurs. France, son histoire, Paris (Charavay, Martin, éditeurs) 1899, p. (61) before the text. (Children's book on the history of France from 1815 to 1880 with the personification of France in changing form). Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2166335 France / Histoire / Révolution française 1789-1799, Prise de la Bastille à Paris le 14 juillet et démolition à partir du 15 juillet 1789. "Après un simulacre de résistance, la prison d'État s'est rendue (...)". (Un révolutionnnaire et un soldat avec des cocardes devant la Bastille en démolition). Impression couleur d'après une aquarelle, 1898, de JOB, Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). In : Georges Montorgueil (Octave Lebesgue). La Cantinière (France. Son Histoire), Paris (Librairie Félix Juven) sans date (début 20e siècle), p. 6. Paris, collection akg-images. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2162022 Franz von Lenbach; German artist; Schrobenhausen 13.12.1836 - Munich 6.5.1904. Portrait. Etching, unmarked, c. 1890. Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg2163180 John II Comnenos, Byzantine Emperor 1118-1143; 1088 - Tauros 8.4.1143. Mary mother of god between John II Comnenos and Empress Eirene. Mosaic, c. 1118-22. Istanbul, Hagia Sophia, southern gallery.

akg2163230 ngres, Jean Auguste Dominique. 1780-1867, French painter. "Madame Panckoucke", Rome 1811. (née Cécile Bochet, 1787-1865, wife of Henri Panckoucke). Oil on canvas, 90 x 71 cm. Private Collection. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: JEAN AUGUSTE DOMINIQUE INGRES.

akg2163273 Ferdinand Hodler; Swiss. Painter. Berne 14.3.1853 - Geneva 20.5.1918. "Self-Portrait", 1916. Oil on canvas, 42 × 45.5 cm. Geneva, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire. Museum: Geneva, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire.

akg2161937 Courbet, Gustave, 1819-1877, French artist. "Nature morte aux faisans et aux pommes rouges et blanches" (Still life with pheasants and red and white apples), c.1871/72. Oil on canvas, 54 x 65.5 cm. Private collection.

akg2166282 Armée / France / Guerres de la Révolution française à partir de 1792. "Les soirs d'inaction, au bivouac, autour du feu (...) ". (les soldats racontent le soulèvement de Vendée, 1793). Imp. coul. d'ap. aquarelle, 1898, de JOB, Jacques Onfroy de Bréville, dit (1858-1931). In : Georges Montorgueil, Octave Lebesgue, dit, La Cantinière (France. Son Histoire), Paris (Librairie Félix Juven), (début 20e s.), p. 31 (livre d'histoire pour enfants, sur les événements s'étendant de 1789 à 1815, avec la personnification de la France en cantinière comme héroïne principale). Paris, collection akg-images. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2163047 Erster Weltkrieg / USA. "Some Typs of American Soldiers". Farbdruck nach Zeichnung von Jean-Jacques Berne-Bellecour (1874-1939). Aus: J. Berne-Bellecour, Souvenirs de l'Armée Americaine en France, Paris (Éditions d'art guerrier A. Le Prince) 1918. Paris, Sammlung Jean-Pierre Verney.

akg2161963 World War II / Soviet Union 1941-45:. Siege of Leningrad by the German Army Group North, September 8, 1941 - January 1944. "Lake Ladoga. The road of life". (Supply of Leningrad over the frozen Lake Ladoga). Painting, 1942, by Iosif Alexandrovich Serebrjanyj (1907-1979). Oil on canvas. Moscow, Zentrales Künstlerhaus. Museum: Moscow, Zentrales Künstlerhaus. Author: IOSIF ALEXANDROWITSCH SEREBRJANYJ. Copyright: Additional copyrights must be cleared.

akg2163096 Severin of Saxony. Son of Henry the Pious, Duke of Saxony, Albertine line. Freiberg 28.8.1522 - 10.10.1533 Innsbruck. "Severin of Sachsen". (Counterpart to the portrait of his brother Moritz of Saxony (1521-1553)). Painting, 1526, by Lucas Cranach the Elder. (1472-1553). On lime wood, 57 × 38.5 cm. Kronberg, Hessische Hausstiftung. Museum: Kronberg, Hessische Hausstiftung.

akg2163438 Ludwig IX. (The Holy One), King of France; 1214-1270. Scene from the life of St. Louis. Stained glass, French, 16th century. Saint-Saëns (Dép. Seine-Maritime, France), church - Église.

akg2166026 Napoleon (II), King of Rome, from 1814 Prince of Parma, from 1818 Duke of Reichstadt (son of Napoleon I and Marie Louise); Paris 20.3.1811 - Vienna 22.7.1832. "Les vieux grognards vinrent, les larmes aux yeux". (Russian campaign in 1812 on the eve of the Battle of Borodino on September 7, 1812. Emperor Napoleon I has the newly arrived picture of his son, the King of Rome, set up before his tent). Wood engraving after drawing by JOB, by Jacques Onfroy de Breville (1858-1931). From: E. Dupuis, Le Page de Napoléon, Paris (Ch. Delagrave). 1923 (Historical novel on the fictitious figure of Pagen Hector in the historical context of Napoleon I), p. 195. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2166007 Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French (from 1804). Ajaccio (Corsica) 15.8.1769 - Longwood (St. Helena) 5.5.1821. "Le Grand Napoléon des Petits Enfans" (The Great Napoleon of the Little Children). Cover of the picture book: Job et J (ules) de Marthold, Le Grand Napoléon of the Petits Enfants, Paris (E. Plon, Nourrit et Cie.) 1893. Design by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). Linen with embossing. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2166027 Napoleon (II), King of Rome, from 1814 Prince of Parma, from 1818 Duke of Reichstadt (son of Napoleon I and Marie Louise); Paris 20.3.1811 - Vienna 22.7.1832. "Deux moutons frisés et blancs comme la neige tiraient la mignonne voiture". (The little King of Rome in a sheep-drawn carriage). Wood engraving after a drawing by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Breville (1858-1931). From: E. Dupuis, Le Page de Napoléon, Paris (Ch. Delagrave). 1923 (Historical novel on the fictitious character of the Page Hector in the historical context of Napoleon I), p. 217. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2163459 Chassériau, Théodore, 1819-1856, French painter. "Aline Chassériau, soeur de l'artiste" (Aline Chassériau, sister of the artist), 1835. Oil on canvas, 92.4 x 73.6 cm. R.F. 2212, Musée du Louvre, Paris, France. Museum: Paris, Musée Du Louvre.

akg2165932 Napoleon I Bonaparte, Emperor of the French (from 1804). Ajaccio (Corsica) 15.8.1769 - Longwood (St. Helena) 5.5.1821. "Le Page de Napoléon". Napoleon's page. Wood engraving after a drawing by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). From: E. Dupuis, Le Page de Napoléon, Paris (Ch. Delagrave). 1923 (Historical novel about the fictitious figure of Pagen Hector in the historical context of Napoleon I), title vignette. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2165863 Militär / Frankreich, Erstes Kaiserreich (1804-1815). "Train d'artillerie" (Versorgungszug der Artillerie der Kaiserlichen Garde). Farbholzstich nach Zeichnung von JOB, d. i. Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). Aus: La Vieille Garde Impériale, Illustrations de JOB, Tours (Maison Alfred Mame et fils) 1921, Kapitel "Le train d'artillerie" von Jules Mazé, nach S. S. 222. Paris, Sammlung akg-images. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2165946 Napoleon (II), King of Rome, from 1814 Prince of Parma, from 1818 Duke of Reichstadt (son of Napoleon I and Marie Louise); Paris 20.3.1811 - Vienna 22.7.1832. "Le jeune garçon mit un genou en terre et posa ses lèvres tremblantes..." (Napoleon I allows his page Hector d'Albas to kiss his newborn son's hand). Wood engraving after a drawing by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858 -1931). From: E. Dupuis, Le Page de Napoléon, Paris (Ch. Delagrave). 1923 (Historical novel on the fictitious figure of Pagen Hector in the historical context of Napoleon I), p. 129. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2165914 Militär / Frankreich, Erstes Kaiserreich (1804-1815). "Le Garde" (Veteranen der Kaiserlichen Garde beim Boule-Spiel). Holzstich nach Zeichnung von JOB, d. i. Jacques Onfroy de Bréville (1858-1931). Aus: La Vieille Garde Impériale, Illustrations de JOB, Tours (Maison Alfred Mame et fils) 1921, Kapitel. "La Garde" von Maurice Barrès, S. 245. Paris, Sammlung akg-images. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.

akg2165984 Petrarcameister tätig 1. Drittel 16. Jh. "Von Wartung besserer Zeit". (Sonnenschein über bäuerlichem Anwesen, Gewitter über Rittergut). Holzschnitt. Spätere Kolorierung. Aus: Francesco Petrarca (dt.), Von der Artzney bayder Glueck, Augsburg 1532.

akg2165938 Marie Louise; Empress (Napoleon I) of the French, daughter of Francis II; Vienna 12.12.1791 - Parma 17.12.1847. "Et, le prenant dans ses bras, elle le baisa". (Napoleon and Marie Louise at the Tuileries on April 2, 1810: Napoleon surprises his wife with her dog Fritzkin from Vienna). Wood engraving after a drawing by Job, full name Jacques Onfroy de Breville (1858-1931). From: E. Dupuis, Le Page de Napoléon, Paris (Ch. Delagrave). 1923 (Historical novel on the fictitious character of Page Hector in the historical context of Napoleon I), p. 46. Paris, akg-images collection. Museum: Paris, akg-images collection.