Items matching carriages (results page 1)

Frontispiece: St. Paul’s Catheral from Cheapside.English Cathedrals (1910)

St. Paul’s Cathedral in London replaced a much older building that was destroyed by the Great Fire of 1666. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren. In the foreground a boy with a dustpan and trowel i [...]

Keywords: churches, cathedrals, domes, buildings, roads, street scenes, children, horses, carriages, carts, trees, greyscale

Places shown: London; Longon; England

Added: 2020-10-15

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159.—Horse and Carriage.New Specimen of Cast-Metal Ornaments and Wood Types (1840)

At one time people had different names for different sorts of carriage. This one is like a stage coach. It is enclosed, with a door, and windows either side of the door each bearing a star, and also w [...]

Keywords: carts, horses, carriages, transport, people, colour

Places shown: none

Added: 2011-04-09

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160. – Horse and Carriage.New Specimen of Cast-Metal Ornaments and Wood Types (1840)

This woodcut is similar to Fig. 159, except that the carriage and horses are moving to the right, the wheels are smaller, and the spokes are drawn to give an effect of rapid motion.

Keywords: carts, horses, carriages, transport, people, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2011-04-09

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162.—Horse and Carriage.New Specimen of Cast-Metal Ornaments and Wood Types (1840)

Two (or maybe four?) horses are pulling this coach; the driver weilds a long horse-whip.

Keywords: carriages, horses, transport, people, whips, wheels, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2012-05-13

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Bocardo, destroyed in 1771.Oxford: Brief Historical and Descriptive Notes (1896)

Lang says that the Bocardo Prison predated the University.

The image is signed “S. R.”

Keywords: churches, streets, carts, carriages, people, clocks, colour

Places shown: Oxford; Oxfordshire; England

Added: 2004-03-05

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New Post Office, LondonYouth’s Instruction (1830)

“March 1830. The New Post-Office, London. (With an Engraving) The magnificent building recently opened as the new metropolitan Post-Office is situated near the junction of Cheapside and Newgate-stree [...]

Keywords: columns, neoclassical, carriages, horses, people, streets, buildings, greyscale

Places shown: LondonLondon; England

Added: 2005-08-19

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The Stage Coach.A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy (1885)

The stage coach, or more likely a carriage, is pulle by two horses, a driver sitting on the left-hand one. There are large wooden cart-wheels in the foreground; the carriage faces away from us and we [...]

Keywords: transport, carriages, horses, people, wheels, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2013-09-24

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922. West gate and Holy Cross Church, Canterbury.Old England: A Pictorial Museum (1845)

In the great insurrection just mentioned, perished, on Tower Hill, Simon de Sudbury, son of Nicolas Tibald, gentleman, of Sudbury, in Suffolk. He was eighteen years Bishop of London, and, on being el [...]

Keywords: churches, gates, battlements, towers, castleschurches, towers, carriages, people, children, greyscale

Places shown: Canterbury; Kent; England

Added: 2019-10-31

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Carriage of the Fifteenth Century.The National and Domestic History of England (Vol 2) (1878)

A woodcut based on a picture in a book from the 15th century. A cart or carriage is pulled by two horses. A man with a hat rides one of the horses and brandishes a whip; the horses are blinkered and [...]

Keywords: carriages, costumes, people, horses, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2008-06-06

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206b1: Carriage Pulled By Death.Callot’s Etchings (1635)

This is a detail from plate 206, “Entrance of Henry of Lorraine, marquess of Moy, under the name of Pirandre” from the series The Combat at the Barrier, 1627. Here in a carriage whose seat is a scallo [...]

Keywords: mythical creatures, death, nudity, bare feet, transport, people, carriages, wings, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2008-06-13

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Carriage Pulled by Hounds.Callot’s Etchings (1635)

This is a detail from plate 206, “Entrance of Henry of Lorraine, marquess of Moy, under the name of Pirandre” from the series The Combat at the Barrier, 1627.

Here is a carriage pulled by two dogs.

Keywords: carriages, transport, animals, dogs, people, greyscale

Places shown: none

Added: 2008-06-13

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A genteel wheelchair in ParisModerne Kunst in Meister-Holzschnitten Band XIV (1900)

A porter pushes a well-dressed lady in an old-fashioned wheelchair, a vintage conveyance reminiscent of an English Victorian bath chair. The lady has a parasol with her. The original caption was Im Fa [...]

Keywords: people, wheelchairs, accessibility, porters, woman, men, wheels, carriages, greyscale

Places shown: Paris; Ile-de-France; France

Added: 2025-01-22

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German Coaching InnModerne Kunst in Meister-Holzschnitten Band VII (1893)

The illustration is from an article entitled Our German Weapons Students (Unsere deutschen Waffen-Studenten) and is entitled The Coming of the Sausages (Der Landjäger kommt), by A. Blunck, which i tak [...]

Keywords: inns, buildings, carts, carriages, roads, street scenes, people, gossip, rumours, half-timbered buildings, tudor architecture, colour

Places shown: Germany

Added: 2022-07-02

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Queen Bohemia swallowed up aliveWonderful Prodigies of Judgement and Mercy (1685)

The chapter heading is Chap IV. The Wicked Lives, and Woful Deaths of several Popes, and likewise of Apostates, and Desperate Persecutors, but the running heads on each page say The woful Deaths of Wi [...]

Keywords: punishments, religion, people, royalty, death, woodcuts, justice, animals, dogs, carriages, city walls, bone, greyscale

Places shown: Prague; Bohemia

Added: 2006-03-16

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