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Senator Thompson & German war relics, c1914-1920. American politician and colleagues with war trophies posing by The Rescue sculpture, Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. The Rescue by Horatio Greenough, and another sculpture, The Discovery of America by Luigi Persico, flanked the entrance to the Capitol from the mid 19th century. They were eventually removed in 1958 as they were deemed offensive to Native Americans. The Rescue depicts a confrontation between a bellicose American Indian warrior and a pioneer family. Stock Photo

RM2K08D2A–Senator Thompson & German war relics, c1914-1920. American politician and colleagues with war trophies posing by The Rescue sculpture, Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. The Rescue by Horatio Greenough, and another sculpture, The Discovery of America by Luigi Persico, flanked the entrance to the Capitol from the mid 19th century. They were eventually removed in 1958 as they were deemed offensive to Native Americans. The Rescue depicts a confrontation between a bellicose American Indian warrior and a pioneer family.

The Royal Visit to India: the Prince of Wales mounting his elephant at the Old Palace of Lushkur, Gwalior, from a sketch by one of our special artists, 1876. 'Upon his arrival at Gwalior...the Prince drove in his carriage, accompanied by a guard of the 10th Hussars, to the old palace at Lushkur, and there mounted a very richly-decorated elephant. The Maharajah Scindia followed, and mounted the same animal, sitting on the Prince's left; General Sir Richard Daly, Political Agent for Central India, took the seat behind, so as to be able to interpret between the Royal personages. The howdah was gi Stock Photo

RM2RRJBXG–The Royal Visit to India: the Prince of Wales mounting his elephant at the Old Palace of Lushkur, Gwalior, from a sketch by one of our special artists, 1876. 'Upon his arrival at Gwalior...the Prince drove in his carriage, accompanied by a guard of the 10th Hussars, to the old palace at Lushkur, and there mounted a very richly-decorated elephant. The Maharajah Scindia followed, and mounted the same animal, sitting on the Prince's left; General Sir Richard Daly, Political Agent for Central India, took the seat behind, so as to be able to interpret between the Royal personages. The howdah was gi

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RM2K08D2P–Senator Thompson & German war relics, c1914-1920. American politician and colleagues with war trophies posing by The Rescue sculpture, Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. The Rescue by Horatio Greenough, and another sculpture, The Discovery of America by Luigi Persico, flanked the entrance to the Capitol from the mid 19th century. They were eventually removed in 1958 as they were deemed offensive to Native Americans. The Rescue depicts a confrontation between a bellicose American Indian warrior and a pioneer family.