Captivity Gallery
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Choose from 193 pictures in our Captivity collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Photos, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
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Regulus, 1500-1550. Creator: Sebald Beham
Regulus, 1500-1550. Marcus Atilius Regulus is said to have been packed into a wooden box, spiked with sharp nails on all sides
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Toucan, at the Surrey Zoological Gardens, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Toucan, at the Surrey Zoological Gardens, 1844. It is one of a class - the Ramphastidoe - so little known in this country, that only one living specimen was ever imported. Our bird is known to zoologists as the Ramphastos Toco, but by the marvel-loving sailor, he is called the Preaching Toucan, from the incessant "palaver" with which he cheers his native solitude - the virgin forest of South America. In his present confinement he has shown himself to be a docile, contented, and, in some respects, humorous, fellow - playing very strange pranks for the accommodation of his enormous bill...His plumage is of the gaudy and striking character...being made up of blue and white patches, edged here and there with yellow and little iridescent spots of lustrous beauty. In his instincts he is a very gluttonous bird, and longs to be chopping up large butterflys and humming-birds by the dozens'. From "Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V
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Acte III Scene VI - 50 mille Autrichiens...Oh le beau coup de filet, 1805, (1921)
Acte III Scene VI - 50 mille Autrichiens...Oh le beau coup de filet, 1805, (1921). Roughly translated as 50 thousand Austrians, what a lovely haul!, French cavalry officers celebrate the capture of enemy soldiers, who they have taken prisoner in ten days - faits prisonniers en dix jours'. The Battle of Ulm, 16-19 October 1805, allowed Napoleon I to trap an entire Austrian army under the command of Karl Freiherr Mack von Leiberich, and to force its surrender near Ulm in Germany. Engraving published by Martinet [Paris, 1805]. From "Napoleon", by Raymond Guyot, [H. Floury, Paris, 1921]
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