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akg1107407 THE LATIN CROSS [history] The Crusaders, now declared war on Constantinople, 1094 which fell to the Fourth Crusade on April 12, 1204. What followed was one of the most profitable and disgraceful sacks of a city in history, the Latins violated the city's holy sanctuaries. Before the capture of the city Constantinople, the Crusaders had decided property was specif?h.

akg7671668 Various crossbow models, Warfare in the Middle Ages, weapons, four crossbow models in comparison, woodcut, p. 322, (Liber decimus), 1483, Roberto Valturio: [De re militari]. Verona: [Boninus de Boninis], [1483].

akg7428075 Paris, Montmartre, Weingarten Clos Montmartre, 22 Rue des Saules.

akg7428036 Paris, Montmartre, Weinberg - Paris, Montmartre, Wineyard.

akg7729685 Italy, Apulia, city of Barletta: bronze statue "Colossus of Barletta" at north front of Basilica del Santa Sepolcro (Basilica of the Holy Grave of Jesus); according to legends, the bronze statue was found in the harbour of Barletta, shortly after 1204, when crusaders hat looted Constantinople during the 4th Crusade. A Venician ship turned back but shipwrecked and lost the statue in the harbour of Barletta. Most credited scientific explanation is, that the statue had been in Ravenna and was transported from there to Barletta according to a report of 1279 of the minorite monk Tommaso da Pavia. Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen had ordered excavations in Ravenna, in 1231 and 1232. There the colossus was found and brought to Apulia. The 5,11 m high bronze statue, in 1309 lost some legs and arms, as Dominicans made bells of these. In 1491, the colossus was reconstructed and the missing parts re-added. The statue of most probably 5th century AD shows a late East Roman Emperor, most probably Emperor Teodosius II (reign 408 - 450 AD), and was installed, most probably, by Emperor Valentinian III, in 439, in Ravenna. Earlier, it was thought, that it showed Emperor Heraclius (reign 610 - 641 AD). Locals called the statue therefore "Eraclio". Other theories favor Valentinian I (reign 364 - 375), Arcadius (reign 395 - 408), Honorius (reign 393 - 423), Marcian (reign 450 - 457), Justinian I (reign 527 - 565) or even Emperor Leo I the Thracian (reign 457 - 474). The Basilica del Santa Sepolcro (Basilica of the Holy Grave) dates back to 1130 and was even mentioned in 1182, by the Pope. It was erected at an important crossway of the pilgrim way Via Francigena and the way from Canosa (also Via Traiana) and run a huge hospital for pilgrims who left Barletta to travel to the Holy Land and Jerusalem.

akg7729684 Italy, Apulia, city of Barletta: head of bronze statue "Colossus of Barletta" at north front of Basilica del Santa Sepolcro (Basilica of the Holy Grave of Jesus); according to legends, the bronze statue was found in the harbour of Barletta, shortly after 1204, when crusaders hat looted Constantinople during the 4th Crusade. A Venician ship turned back but shipwrecked and lost the statue in the harbour of Barletta. Most credited scientific explanation is, that the statue had been in Ravenna and was transported from there to Barletta according to a report of 1279 of the minorite monk Tommaso da Pavia. Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen had ordered excavations in Ravenna, in 1231 and 1232. There the colossus was found and brought to Apulia. The 5,11 m high bronze statue, in 1309 lost some legs and arms, as Dominicans made bells of these. In 1491, the colossus was reconstructed and the missing parts re-added. The statue of most probably 5th century AD shows a late East Roman Emperor, most probably Emperor Teodosius II (reign 408 - 450 AD), and was installed, most probably, by Emperor Valentinian III, in 439, in Ravenna. Earlier, it was thought, that it showed Emperor Heraclius (reign 610 - 641 AD). Locals called the statue therefore "Eraclio". Other theories favor Valentinian I (reign 364 - 375), Arcadius (reign 395 - 408), Honorius (reign 393 - 423), Marcian (reign 450 - 457), Justinian I (reign 527 - 565) or even Emperor Leo I the Thracian (reign 457 - 474). The Basilica del Santa Sepolcro (Basilica of the Holy Grave) dates back to 1130 and was even mentioned in 1182, by the Pope. It was erected at an important crossway of the pilgrim way Via Francigena and the way from Canosa (also Via Traiana) and run a huge hospital for pilgrims who left Barletta to travel to the Holy Land and Jerusalem.

akg228493 Conquest of Constantinople by the crusaders of the 4th crusade on 13 April. 1204. "The conquest of Constantinople". (Detail). Painting by Domenico Tintoretto (1560-1635). Venice, Doge Palace, Sala del Maggior Consiglio.

akg218093 Conquest of Constantinople by the crusaders of the 4th crusade on 13 April. 1204. "The conquest of Constantinople". (Detail). Painting by Domenico Tintoretto (1560-1635). Venice, Doge Palace, Sala del Maggior Consiglio.

akg346302 France, July Revolution 27-29 July 1830. The working classes revolt against the Bourbons. "Prise du Louvre et du Château des Tuilleries le 29 Juillet 1830". (Revolutionaries occupy the Louvre and the Tuileries on 29 July 1830). Lithograph, coloured, contemporary. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale. Museum: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale.

akg342889 Conquest of Constantinople by the crusaders of the 4th crusade on 13 April. 1204 after the siege of 9th-12th. The Siege of Constantinople. Book illumination, French, 1375/79. From: Grandes Chroniques de France. Ms. Français 2813, fol. 245 v, Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale. Museum: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale.

akg128833 Heinemann, Joseph ; 1825-1901. "Descente du Saint-Esprit". (Pentecôte). Lithographie à la plume, coloriée. In : Bible en images. Quarante représentations coloriées (...). de J. Heinemann, Fribourg en Brisgau (Herdersche Verlagshandlung). 1906, T.XXXX. Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte. Museum: Berlin, Sammlung Archiv für Kunst und Geschichte.

akg346299 France, July Revolution, 27-29 July. 1830. Uprising of middle and working classes against the Bourbons. "Barricade de la rue St. Antoine, Paris le 28 juillet 1830". (Barricade on Rue Rue du Faubourg-St-Antoine in Paris on 28 July 1830). Lithograph, coloured, contemporary. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale. Museum: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale.

akg243060 Paris (France), Colonne de Juillet (Place de la Bastille; erected 1831-41 in remembrance of the Parisians who lost their lives in the July 1830 Revolution; Arch.: Jean Antoine Alavoine and J.L.Duc). - "Colonne de Juillet executée à Paris", 1840 (Cross-section). Engraving by Jacques Jean Clerget (1808-1877). Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale. Museum: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale.

akg1947092 erdigung des Fuchses, Ente mit Weihrauchgefäß), antike Phantasiegestalten (Einhorn, Chimäre etc.)| ursprünglich soll die Apsis ein Mosaik mit der Errettung der Galla Placidia und Kindern aus Seenot gezeigt haben, das im 7. Jh. einem Erdbeben zum Opfer fiel. Später mehrere Umbauten, Generalsanierung 1747 sowie im Dante-Jahr 1921| 1944 schwere Zerstörungen durch a.

akg433231 Schutz, Roger; Swiss theologian. founded the Communauté de Taizé in 1940; 1988 UNESCO prize for peace education; 12.5.1915 in Provence (France) - 16.8.2005 Taizé (murdered). Brother Roger at the common prayer at the European Youth Meeting in Hamburg, Germany. Photo, 29 December 2003. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg4503442 Euclid (fl. 300 BCE), sometimes called Euclid of Alexandria to distinguish him from Euclid of Megara, was a Greek mathematician, often referred to as the 'father of geometry'. He was active in Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I (323-283 BCE). Hermann of Reichenau (July 18, 1013 - September 24, 1054), also called Hermannus Contractus or Hermannus Augiensis or Herman the Cripple, was a Roman Catholic 11th-century scholar, composer, music theorist, mathematician, and astronomer. He built musical and astronomical instruments and was also a famed religious poet. Author: ANONYMOUS.

akg1044044 Volksrepublik Korea (Nordkorea), gegründet 1948. Jahrestag der Gründung der Volksrepublik Korea (9. September).-Tänzer und Tänzerinnen auf einem Platz in Pjöngjang.-Foto, 09.09.2009.

akg5326777 Michel Delpech / Portrait / 1966. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg5326781 Michel Delpech / Portrait / 1966. Copyright: For editorial use only.

akg5214371 Starnina, Gherardo; tätig 1. Hälfte 14.Jh. - Hl. Benedikt und Bischof Donatus. - Tempera und Blattgold auf Holz, 100 x 71 cm. Inv. NM 2678. Stockholm, Nationalmuseum.