Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) Assets (94 in total)
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IL1219076: Many towns were built by the Romans. The capital was not London but St Albans (Verulamium) (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794459: A hunt for the Mammoth, illustration from Stone Age Man in Britain published by Wills and Hepworth, 1961 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794467: Watering cows in the river, illustration from Stone Age Man in Britain published by Wills and Hepworth, 1961 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794473: A burial mound (tomb to bury a chief or a leader), illustration from Stone Age Man in Britain published by Wills and Hepworth, 1961 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794514: Fierce sea raiders from the north (Danes) attacking and sacking a village, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794341: Napoleon at school, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794342: Napoleon at artillery school, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794350: Napoleon and Joesphine, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794351: Napoleon in Italy with his troops, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794354: Napoleon in Boulogne to plan the invasion of England, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794363: Trade embargo on England. Napoleon and the Czar of Russia sign agreement on a raft on River Niemen, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794366: The retreat from Moscow, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794368: Napoleon returns to France from Elba and is met by the army from Paris 1815, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219070: Fishermen with coracles (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219074: Caractacus attacking a Roman city (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219078: The Roman governor of Britain was a famous soldier called Suetonius who watched the battle with Boadicea (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219080: Agricola at a camp fire with his British guides and hunters (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219082: The Romans built many small forts. Soldiers on guard duty (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219083: The Romans built many roads-these were mainly built by the legions (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219085: Agricola was considered the best Roman Governor. Tacitus married Agricola's daughter, wrote a book about Britain in the times of Agricola (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219087: During the Roman occupation Britain became a civilized country of roads, towns and villages (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219089: A busy port in Roman times, with stone quays and warehouses (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219073: Roman fortress at Rutupiae (called Richborough today) (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219077: Boadicea leading the revolt of the Iceni, destroyed London and St Albans and massacred everyone in them (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL1219090: The shops in a small Roman-British town were usually round two sides of the forum. (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794339: Napoleon Bonaparte on his white horse, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794346: Napoleon and his generals studying a map to determine the point of attack, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794353: Napoleons troops victorious in Italy, looting priceless treasures., illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794360: Napoleon crowned by the Pope as Emperor of France in Notre Dame, Paris 1804, illustration from The Story of Napoleon published by Wills and Hepworth Ltd, 1968 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794476: The stones were hammered into shape and were hauled along on tree trunks, illustration from Stone Age Man in Britain published by Wills and Hepworth, 1961 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794503: A small village in Wessex: farming communities a thousand years ago, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794507: Osburga (Queen and Mother) reading to Alfred, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794509: Alfred and his followers take refuge in the marshes at Athelney in Somerset, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794515: Alfred and Athelstan divide England, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
IL3794518: Hastinga the Dane invades England and sails up the Thames, illustration from King Alfred the Great published by Wills and Hepworth, 1959 (colour litho), Kenney, John Theodore Eardley (1911-1972) / Bridgeman Images
