Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) Assets (98 in total)
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LAL337855: Pheidippides bringing news to Athens in 490 BC, Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL337931: Captain Cook making astronomical observations at Tahiti, Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957490: The Romans spent months building a ramp and a siege tower (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957654: When the pirate ship was attacked, only three were prepared to defend it - and two of them were women! (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957556: Raleigh went in search of El Dorado, his journey taking him up the River Orinoco (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL337942: Pizarro spurned the friendship of the king of the Incas, Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957443: After twenty years, Temugin became Khan of all the khans (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957446: Genghis Khan marched an army of 200,000 into China (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957444: At 45 Genghis Khan was the ruler of a vast empire (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957447: Genghis Khan killed the population of Pekin and razed the city to the ground (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957356: Eleanor subsequently married Henry of Anjou (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957357: Eleanor felt abandoned by her husband when he became King of England (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957448: Genghis Khan led his army into the Middle East (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957601: To protect themselves from the defenders, the Spaniards destroyed the buildings as they took them (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957445: Genghis Khan decided that Caracorum would be his capital (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL3900132: Alvarez de Pineda discovering the mouth of the mighty river Mississippi (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957558: Raleigh burned down a Spanish settlement in revenge for the death of his son (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957358: Eleanor became a prisoner for 15 years (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957355: Greek sailors boarded Eleanor's ship and took her prisoner (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL3244527: Elephant Bill had to cut paths through the jungle for the huge elephants, illustration from 'Elephant Bill' (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL3244530: Bandoola led the other elephants to safety in India, illustration from 'Elephant Bill' (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL396699: Charles Dickens: His Words Brought the Victorian Age to Life (detail of 313218), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957513: William Tell fired his crossbow and the apple split in two (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL313217: Charles Dickens: His Words Brought the Victorian Age to Life, Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957600: The siege of Tenochtitlan began in May 1521 (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957442: In the 12th century, the lands of the Mongols was the scenec of perpetual feudal battles (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL3244526: Lieut-Col Williams, aka Elephant Bill, escaped the Japanese with his elephants, illustration from 'Elephant Bill' (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL3244528: Elephant Bill had a path cut along a mountain but wasn't sure the elephants could make it, illustration from 'Elephant Bill' (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
LAL957345: Portland was pestered for a whole day in 1947 by Flying Saucers (colour litho), Salinas, Alberto (1932-2004) / Bridgeman Images
