Knight Antique

Created by specialized workshops, these small paintings typically featured depictions of ladies, knights, saints, and illustrious men, recounting the history and the cultural and pol...

The pin additionally bears a later Polish assay mark depicting a knight, “4” for the 4th gold standard, and “W” for Warsaw.

In recognition of his loyalty and royal standing he was created Duke of Cumberland in 1689, and he was invested as a Knight of the Order of the Garter shortly thereafter.

He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy (ARA) in 1851 and a full Royal Academician (RA) in 1863. He was knighted in 1867.

Friends of the Harveys included Laura Knight, Harold Knight, Annie Walke, and Father Bernard Walke of St Hilary Church.

Settling in Chingford, Essex, Walbourn exhibited extensively from 1895 onwards, showing regularly at the Institute of Oil Painters, the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions, and many of ...

Large 19th-century Portuguese silver wall plate, made of silver with repoussé decoration, a circular center with a knight figure, and a rim decorated with floral and vegetal motifs.

Luigi returned to Italy following the outbreak of the First World War and, in 1915, he was made knight of the Ordine della Corona d'Italia. Literature: Kronos 15 - Secondo tomo Pe...

They carried out a veritable massacre, killing around 300 senators and over 2,000 knights; among the most famous victims was the orator and philosopher Cicero, assassinated by Mark A...

Dalou left the French Society of Artists in 1890 to expose at the National Society of Fine Arts, of which he was a founding member with Ernest Meissonier, Auguste Rodin and Pierre Pu...

By the turn of the new century, he had adopted an Impressionist palette, to the point where his work was compared with that of Claude Monet. He was later knighted in 1927

Provenance: Commissioned by Giovan Carlo Doria (1576–1625), Genoa, by 1617-21 By descent to his son, Agostino Doria (1615–1640), Genoa, 1625-40 By inheritance to his paternal uncle, ...

2 Similar German porcelain beer stein with cavalry scene and pewter top with knight on horse (1882) (PRICED EACH)

Numerous awards were given to Mols and he notably obtained the cross of the Order of Leopold in 1879, and in 1900, that of Knight of the Legion of Honour. Mol's work is present at t...

Birch’s move to Lamorna was instrumental in bringing a second wave of artists to Cornwall, including Laura and Harold Knight. From 1906 several exhibitions of his work were held at ...

Lanzirotti was named to many Academies, and was awarded the Cross of Knights of Saints Maurizio and Lazzaro, inducted into the Order of the Crown of Italy, and awarded the Order of I...

The centre of the composition is occupied by the equestrian portrait of a young knight, who looks directly at the observer with a proud expression, dressed in a dark military parade ...

Dalou left the French Society of Artists in 1890 to expose at the National Society of Fine Arts, of which he was a founding member with Ernest Meissonier, Auguste Rodin and Pierre Pu...

Above the shield rises a knight's helmet surmounted by a crowned lion crest, while below a ribbon bearing the Latin motto "Resurgam" ("I shall rise again") is accompanied by a painte...

The work was crowned the following year with a public and critical success which earned the artist the nomination of knight of the Legion of Honor. In 1910, the year of his divorce f...

The collection presents a fascinating cross-section of medieval society, including noblemen, ladies of the court, knights, warriors, clergy, scholars, and ceremonial figures.

Keywords: Charles VII, King Charles VII, France, French king, Hundred Years' War, Joan of Arc, Reims Cathedral, medieval armour, ceremonial armour, Gothic armour, knight, French hera...

An antique neo-medieval old English encaustic tile depicting a knight on horseback, attributed to Minton & Co. This tile was commissioned in 1840-42 by L.

Appointed sole Principal Painter in 1691 and knighted the following year, he developed a highly organised practice capable of meeting extraordinary aristocratic demand.

He received for example the silver medal at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, and he was also knighted the Legion of Honor. The following year, Mucha designed the Fouquet jeweler's shop...

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

He made invaluable contributions to both country and the arts, receiving such prestigious awards as Knight of the Legion of Honor, and the Medal of Honor for Applied Art by the Socie...

Knight, Henry Gally Esq. Saracenic and Norman Remains to Illustrate the Normans in Sicily London: John Murray, 1840.

Negro This interesting painting depicts an animated scene of armed combat between knights in armour, bordered on the horizon by hills and a sky criss-crossed with white clouds that ...

Continental Rustic large wall plaque of Elk skull with a painted red cross \"In Hoc Signo Vinces” mounted on a shaped brown plaque with coat of arms / knight helmet and scroll design...

He was awarded gold medals at the Paris Salon (1907 and 1908) and knighted in 1923. His association with St Ives, noted by Whybrow, was as a distinguished visitor to the area, most ...

Antique Crusading Knights Plate, Hand-Colored Medieval Print c.1880 This dramatic antique costume plate presents an evocative depiction of Crusading knights, vividly capturing the m...

Sculpture by Friedrich Goldscheider (1845-1897) Austrian, 19th century, in terracotta representing a French Knight. Signed and marked on the base. Reproduction reserved, model 3369...

Above the shield is a stylized knight’s helmet with simplified mantling (lambrequins).

Returning to England in 1632, he was appointed Principal Painter in Ordinary to Charles I and knighted soon afterwards. Van Dyck transformed the appearance of the English court.

Douglas succeeded his father as Earl of Morton in January 1738 and was appointed a Knight of the Thistle in the same year. The sitter in the present portrait displays no Thistle star...

In 1906 Ernest married Eva Knight who was to provide both help and encouragement in his career.

The miniature cross is inspired by the Order of Christ - the successor to the Knights Templar in Portugal. The pendant combines several layers of symbolism: Red enameled Cross of Chr...

Behind them, painted heraldic banners, mounted knights, and courtly decoration enrich the narrative, while carved furnishings, decorative ceramics, heavy drapery, and a geometric til...

Massani was later appointed Honorary Professor of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Florence and was awarded the Knight’s Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy.

A gorgeous antique Gothic or Renaissance Revival bar cabinet Belgium, Circa 1880s Oak, with ornate carvings including shields and knight figures, and original iron hardware. Measu...

Barrère captures the playful spirit of the production through a colourful procession of theatrical characters drawn with his characteristic wit and elegance. Medieval knights, noble ...

His biographer has argued that he suffered from "an increasing pessimism and hypochondria" and "was saddened and angered by developments in modern art; he was aware that his work was...

The legend of Saint George, both saint and knight, is based on the model of the battle waged by the archangel Michael, exemplifying the struggle of Good against Evil, as described in...

Munnings’s prolific career, spanning over sixty years, brought him honour, with election to the Presidency of the Royal Academy in 1944, a Knighthood in 1945, and a personal award fr...

His biographer has argued that he suffered from "an increasing pessimism and hypochondria" and "was saddened and angered by developments in modern art; he was aware that his work was...

He was nicknamed the “last knight” for his devotion to medieval values. A great warrior, skilled diplomat, and enlightened patron of the arts, he significantly expanded the power of...

It would seem that Fearon and Talmage, seven years her senior, might have had a romantic liaison, for in 1907, just as more painters, including Harold and Laura Knight, were moving t...

Created during the Romantic and Historicism eras, this piece reflects the 19th-century bourgeois trend of decorating libraries, gentlemen's studies, and parlors with objects invoking...

He exhibited at the Salon and was made a Knight of the Legion of Honour on October 11, 1906.

. - Framed cm. 92 x 127 A valiant knight, proud in his sumptuous armour profiled with gilt ornaments, intent on steering his rearing horse is placed in the centre of our painting.

In 1621 Pope Gregory XV gave him the title of Knight of the Golden Spur and Pope Urban VIII made him a knight of St.

A beautifully bound full calf example of Charles Knight's scarce illustrated edition of the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Initially, it was influenced by social graphics and its expressiveness, later under the influence of Surrealism (The Fallen Knight ). The resurrection of the expressive expression in...

Initially, it was influenced by social graphics and its expressiveness, later under the influence of Surrealism (The Fallen Knight ). The resurrection of the expressive expression in...

Boudin received a medal at the Paris Salon of 1881, and in 1892, his talent was acknowledged when he was made a knight of the Légion d’honneur. He died in Deauville in 1898, not far ...

In 1879, Susanne Lötz transferred the manufactory to her daughter and her daughter's husband, a certain Maximilian knight von Spaun. In 1897, von Spaun probably discovered Louis Comf...

The Earl is dressed in a formal general's uniform, and upon his chest shines the highest honor of Great Britain: the Star of the Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, awarded ...

In this regard, it is easy to compare the painting in question with those in his body of work, collected by Giancarlo Sestieri in his essay “Pittori di battaglie, maestri italiani e ...

Arm Holding a Shield Spain, 17th century Wood 18 x 47 x 15 cm This remarkable fragment depicts a right arm grasping a shield, most likely detached from a monumental figure of a knig...