Bridgeman Education

ID: BAT614876

Quinarius of Gordian III (gold)

Roman, (3rd century AD)

ID: BAT614888

Sleeping Eros (marble)

Roman

ID: BAT614897

Container for oil (glass)

Roman

ID: BAT614918

Cup with barbottino decoration (glazed terracotta)

Roman

ID: BAT614962

Amphora (terracotta)

Roman

ID: MAA619215

Back Streets (oil on board)

Cuming, Fred (1930-2022)

ID: JRL621961

Scenes of Service, c.1840-50 (w/c on paper)

Chinese School, (19th century)

ID: CTA622369

Dances of Bali

ID: CTA622426

Kabuki Techniques

ID: FRM563905

Warsaw, 08.08.1959. Panorama of New city.

ID: FRM563908

Warsaw, 01.07.1957. Slask - Dabrowski bridge crowded during rush hour.

ID: FRM563914

Polish-Soviet relations. Soviet evening of sing and poems in village neighbourhood Gorzkowiach. (Piotrkow Trybunalski province).

ID: FRM563920

Nowa Huta, 1965. Metal combiner. Photographed: trigger blast from blast furnace at Lenin Steelworks.

ID: FRM563932

30.05.1957. Air plane record, night report.

ID: FRM563941

Ursus, Warsaw, Poland, 06.1974. Presentation of the ten thousandth model C - 385 tractor produced in Ursus Tractor Factory.

ID: FRM563971

Gdansk crest Merchant hall city on the Baltic coast, northern Poland, Pomerania province. Polands fourth largest metropolitan area. 2003

ID: FRM563980

Warsaw Old Town, 1936. Irena, Krystyna and Karolina Buniakowska. Photo taken by Bronislaw Bruniakowski.

ID: FRM563992

Warsaw, 02.1967. Awarding of Olympic sports men and women. Irena (third from left). Irena Szewinska (born 24.05.1946). Head of the Polish Federation of Athletics and member of the International Olympic committee. Former Polish-Jewish sprinter who was one of the world's leading athletes for almost 20 years, in multiple events. Winner of seven Olympic game medals, three of them gold. She broke six world records and is the only athlete (male or female) to have held a world record in the 100m, 200m and the 400m events.

ID: FRM564001

Bialorus 1934. picnic. Photograph taken by Bronislaw Buniakowski.

ID: FRM564007

Czestochowa, 1959. Photographer taking a picture of the Pauline Monastery using a large format camera.

ID: FRM564016

Niedzica, 09.1959. Transporation of Jesus Cross.

ID: FRM564061

Warsaw, 2002. Gallery in the Palace on water in Lazienki park.

ID: FRM564070

Kielce, Dom Srodowisk Tworczych, 2003-11-09, Zaduszki Jazzowe nz/Urszula Dudziak po koncercie One of best Polish Jazz Singer,

ID: FRM564076

Warsaw, Marzalkowksa street, 1940s. South view. The Warsaw-Wiedenska train station clock tower is visible on the left. Ulica Zlota is present on the right. The area on the right is now called Defilad Square. From the archive of

ID: FRM564088

01.02.1919. II Republic of Poland, Polish army.

ID: FRM564091

Annopol, Bialystok Voivodeship, Poland, 1978. Village kids playing on the road to the farmhouse.

ID: FRM564103

Gdansk, tram the Fallen Shipyard Workers of 1970, presented 1980 city on the Baltic coast, northern Poland, Pomerania province. Polands fourth largest metropolitan area. 2004

ID: FRM564109

Plonsk, Poland, 12.1971. Portrait of an adult man in beret and leather coat smoking cigarettes.

ID: FRM564115

Bialystok, Poland, 02.1971. Little clothes shop. Man in the window is a craftsman sewing and selling clothes both for men and women.

ID: FRM564142

Warsaw, 1974. Kazimierz Deyna (23.10.1947 - 01.09.1989). Polish footballer, and one of the best markers in international football.

ID: FRM564145

Warsaw, 1969. 10th anniversary stadium. Poland-Bulgaria match. Kazimierz Deyna (23.10.1947 - 01.09.1989). Polish footballer, and one of the best markers in international football.

ID: FRM564151

Warsaw 1976. Legia stadium before a match with Chorzow. Kazimierz Deyna (23.10.1947 - 01.09.1989). Polish footballer, and one of the best markers in international football.