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Frederick William II of Prussia
Portrait of Frederick William II of Prussia, print by Johan Frederick Clemens, London, 1793. Nephew of Frederick the Great, King Frederick William II ruled Prussia from 1786 until his death in 1797. Often overlooked in favor of his uncle...
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The Battle of Prague, 6 May 1757
The Battle of Prague, 6 May 1757, illustration by unknown artist, c. 1760. This illustration depicts Prussian troops, led by King Frederick II of Prussia, driving back the Austrian troops into Prague. The Battle of Prague was one of the...
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Frederick the Great of Prussia
Idealized depiction of Frederick the Great of Prussia, painting by Wilhelm Camphausen, Germany, 1870. This painting is a dramatized version of Frederick the Great painted almost a century after his death. The idealized form of the portrait...
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Flag of the World Health Organization
Flag of the World Health Organization, a specialized branch of the United Nations.
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Edward Jenner Administering a Vaccination
A c. 1910 painting by Ernest Board showing the English physician Edward Jenner (1749-1823), the vaccine pioneer, administering a vaccination against cowpox to James Phipps in 1796, which subsequently protected him from contracting smallpox...
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Maria Theresa and Her Family
Maria Theresa of Austria and her family, oil on canvas by Martin van Meytens, c. 1754. Those depicted include Maria Theresa (right, seated) her husband Francis I (left, seated), a young Joseph II (center, standing next to his mother), and...
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Ndebele Attack on a Laager, 1893
An illustration by Richard Caton Woodville Jr. showing an attack by the Ndebele of Matabeleland on Europeans invading the kingdom during the First Matabele War (1893-4).
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Cecil Rhodes Colossus Cartoon
An 1892 cartoon by Edward Linley Sambourne from Punch magazine showing the British imperialist Cecil Rhodes (1853-1902) astride Africa in illustration of his dream of connecting British controlled Cairo to Cape Town.
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Ndebele Kraal
An 1836 painting by William Cornwallis Harris showing a kraal (village and cattle enclosure) of the Ndebele people who founded Matabeleland in Southern Africa (1838-97).
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Ndebele Women & Children
A photograph dating to the late-19th or early-20th century showing Ndebele women and children and traditional huts at Bulawayo, once the capital of Matabeleland.
Carpenter Collection, Library of Congress.
