Emperor Collection (page 54)

Hadrians Travels
Hadrian travels his empire on foot, to ensure it is being properly governed, Britain is on his itinerary in 120, and he builds a wall to keep out hostile northern tribes

Trajan Goes to War
Trajan enjoys victories in in the East - here he is camped on the Danube receiving tribute from defeated tribes. His successes will be honoured by Trajans Column at Rome. Date: 53 - 117

Nerva Sacrifices
MARCUS COCCEIUS NERVA a rather ineffective emperor, offers burnt sacrifices on the Capitol, Rome, but it doesn t help him control the Praetorian Guard

Triumph of Titus
Titus, after taking Jerusalem, is granted a joint triumph with his father Vespasian, and an arch is erected in his honour. He will be a good and effective ruler

Augustus and Horace
AUGUSTUS, Roman emperor, with the wealthy merchant and patron of the arts Maecenas, listens while the poet Horace recites one of his odes

Dance, China
A dancer at the Chinese court performs with her back to the Emperor, on whom she is forbidden to cast her eyes

Emperor Seeks Advice
The Chinese Emperor Shih Huang-Ti seeks advice from monks

Jahangir and his Court
JAHANGIR, the fourth Mughal emperor, styles himself Conqueror of the world; depicted here with his court, he will be visited by envoys from England

Tiberius Caesar / Horse
Claudius Nero Caesar Augustus TIBERIUS, second Emperor of Rome (14-37 AD), looking impressive on horseback

Giuliano and Barber
When his barber presents himself in gorgeous clothes, emperor Giuliano (Julian) observes, I ordered a narber, not a senator

Diocletian Retires
After establishing a degree of stability in the Empire thanks to the tetrarchy system, emperor Diocletian retires to Split in Croatia, building a huge palace which survives

Commodus Assassinated
When the appalling emperor Commodus is strangled in his bath by Narcissus, his palace is ransacked by the populace of Rome

Commodus in the Arena
The appalling emperor Commodus slays wild animals in the arena, and is about to perform as a gladiator when he is strangled in his bath by Narcissus

Austrian Prisoners
Austrian emperor Franz Josef orders the release of political prisoners, incarcerated since the troubles of 1848-1849

Wilhelm I Crowned
Wilhelm I is crowned king of Prussia; by the end of his reign he will be Kaiser (emperor) as well, thanks to his friend Bismarck

Austrian Emperor Flees
Alarmed by the democratic riots and demonstrations, the emperor Ferdinand flees from Vienna : he will abdicate in December in favour of his nephew Franz Josef

Mary and Infant Jesus
The madonna in glory appears to emperor Frederic III and his son Maximilian

Ferdinand II Crowned
Ferdinand II is crowned Holy Roman Emperor. He is carried in procession through the streets of Frankfurt

Matthias Emperor - 2
Matthias is crowned Holy Roman Emperor. He is carried in procession through the streets of Frankfurt

Matthias Emperor - 1
Matthias is crowned Holy Roman Emperor at Frankfurt. The Imperial crown is placed on his head

Imperial Assembly
A session (Dersammlung) of the Imperial Assembly. The emperor is surrounded by tributary kings, princes, barons and other notables

Augsburg Confession
Philip Melancthon, on behalf of the protestants, presents the Augsburg Confession to emperor Karl V : it summarises the beliefs of the protestant faith

Napoleon Meets Franz II
After the defeat of Austerlitz, Austrian emperor sues for peace : he meets Napoleon at Saruschitz, and the Treaty of Pressburg follows

Conrad II and Ernst
Emperor Conrad II demands the submission of Ernst von Schwaben

Saxon Princes Submit
The Saxon princes make their submission to the emperor (Otto III ? ) at Spira

Otto III & Adalbert
Emperor Otto III at the tomb of saint Adalbert of Prague, a somewhat devious cleric who was murdered on suspicion of being a Polish spy while working as a missionary

Otto II Escapes
Emperor Otto II escapes from hostile Greeks by swimming to his ship, after being disastrously thwarted in his attempt to assert his claim to southern Italy

Trajan in Germany
The emperor Trajan rises through the German forest, accompanied by his bodyguard

German Ship Clock
Ship clock made at Augsburg for the emperor Rudolph

Emperor Honorius
EMPEROR HONORIUS Roman Emperor of the West son of Theodosius I

Lucius Dom. Aurelianus
LUCIUS DOMITIUS AURELIANUS Roman emperor murdered

Julianus the Apostate
JULIANUS THE APOSTATE Roman emperor philosopher who opposed but tolerated Christianity

Lucius Septimus Severus
Lucius Septimus SEVERUS Roman emperor Date: 146 - 211

Antoninus II Elagabalus
Varius Avitus Bassianus, later Marcus Aurelius Antoninus II, known as ELAGABALUS (which means Sun-god Baal ) Roman emperor, eccentric, dissipated, assassinated

Hadrianus (Bust)
Publius Aelius Hadrianus Roman Emperor

Hadrianus (Statue)
Publius Aelius Hadrianus Roman Emperor

Emperor Domitian
Titus Flavius DOMITIANUS, Roman emperor assassinated

Titus (Titian)
TITUS Flavius Vespasianus, Roman emperor

Vespasianus (Coin)
Titus Flavius Sabinus VESPASIANUS Roman Emperor (69 - 79) and founder of the Flavian dynasty

Vespasianus on Horse
Titus Flavius Sabinus VESPASIANUS Roman Emperor (69 - 79) and founder of the Flavian dynasty

Vitellius (Theuerkauf)
VITELLIUS CAESAR Roman emperor murdered

Galba (Titian)
Servius Sulpicius GALBA Roman emperor, murdered by Otho

Nero at the Games
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, later NERO Claudius Caesar Drusus Germanicus, depicted at the games where, blind in one eye, he used an emerald as an eyeglass

Nero (Gucht)
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, later NERO Claudius Caesar Drusus Germanicus, Roman emperor

Claudius I (Titian)
Tiberius CLAUDIUS Drusus Nero Germanicus, Roman emperor

Claudius I (Gucht)
Tiberius CLAUDIUS Drusus Nero Germanicus, Roman emperor

Claudius I (Anon)
Tiberius CLAUDIUS Drusus Nero Germanicus, Roman emperor

Claudius I (Faithorne)
Tiberius CLAUDIUS Drusus Nero Germanicus, Roman emperor

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