Neptune Collection (page 2)

Poseidon Enthroned (oil on canvas)
CH378307 Poseidon Enthroned (oil on canvas) by Fuger, Friedrich Heinrich (1751-1818); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Austrian, out of copyright

Italy, Rome, Trevi Fountain

Come with a romp with Neptune! He is king of the sea, where the lobster and crabs, the sole and the dabs, dance in the waves with glee

Italy - Messina, Sicily - Statue of Neptune
Italy - Messina, Sicily - Fountain of Poseidon (Neptune). The Fountain faces toward the harbour and was built by Montorsoli in 1557

Temple of Neptune, Paestum, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Campania, Italy, Europe

Nettuno (Neptune) statue, Piazza Maggiore, Bologna, Emilia Romagna, Italy, Europe

Battle Between Minerva and Mars, 1771 (oil on canvas)
XIR230377 Battle Between Minerva and Mars, 1771 (oil on canvas) by Suvee, Joseph Benoit (1743-1807); 143x109.5 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lille

Statue of Neptune against blue sky, Piazza Maggiore, Bologna, Emilia Romagna, Italy

Bronze figure of the God Neptune
3330158 Bronze figure of the God Neptune; (add.info.: Bronze figure of the God Neptune, he god of freshwater and the sea in the Roman religion. Dated 1st Century BC.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Illustrated Tobacco Label, 1866 (photo) (photo)
1574175 Illustrated Tobacco Label, 1866 (photo) (photo); (add.info.: 1866 Tobacco label illustrated with 2 nymphs and horses pulling Neptune through water.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Tissandier landing his balloon 'Neptune'
3732748 Tissandier landing his balloon 'Neptune'; (add.info.: Engraving depicting Tissandier landing his balloon. Gaston Tissandier (1843-1899) a French chemist, Meteorologist

An engraving depicting the Chinese Neptune or King of the Eastern Sea. He rides the waves with a magnet in one hand
5311204 An engraving depicting the Chinese Neptune or King of the Eastern Sea. He rides the waves with a magnet in one hand and a dolphin in the other symbolising his command of the ocean

The laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1858
3478896 The laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1858; (add.info.: Cartoon from Punch, 1858, at the time of the laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable)

Cartoon commenting on Urbain Le Verrier's discovery of the planet Neptune
5309055 Cartoon commenting on Urbain Le Verrier's discovery of the planet Neptune; (add.info.: Cartoon commenting on Urbain Le Verrier's discovery of the planet Neptune)

Title page for an atlas by Reiner Ottens titled "Atlas maior cvm generales omnivm totivs orbis"
6266104 Title page for an atlas by Reiner Ottens titled "Atlas maior cvm generales omnivm totivs orbis", published in Amsterdam, 1729 (engraving); (add.info.: The figures represent)

The aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident
3732780 The aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident; (add.info.: Engraving depicting the aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident)

The second attempt to lay the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1865
3478894 The second attempt to lay the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1865; (add.info.: Cartoon from Punch, 1865, at the time of the second attempt to lay the Atlantic telegraph cable)

Lomellini Ewer and Basin, 1619 (engraving)
2912199 Lomellini Ewer and Basin, 1619 (engraving); (add.info.: Lomellini Ewer and Basin, 1619 by a Flemish silversmith, active in Genoa. Silver, embossed and chased, with cast details)

Neptune (Greek:Poseidon), holding his triple-headed spear (trident), in chariot pulled by sea horses
536376 Neptune (Greek:Poseidon), holding his triple-headed spear (trident), in chariot pulled by sea horses. 18th century (engraving); Universal History Archive/UIG.

The aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident
3732779 The aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident; (add.info.: Engraving depicting the aftermath of Gaston Tissandier's fatal balloon accident)

The Coronation Year Super Dreadnought Neptune and vessels King George V commanded
2915337 The Coronation Year Super Dreadnought Neptune and vessels King George V commanded. From top left clockwise, Torpedo Boat No

The laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1858
3478895 The laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable, 1858; (add.info.: Cartoon from Punch, 1858, at the time of the laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable)

John Flaxman's water vase decorated with a Triton grasping a sea monster's head. Chromolithograph by W
FLO4689075 John Flaxman's water vase decorated with a Triton grasping a sea monster's head. Chromolithograph by W

Medallions with nymph, Calliope as Hope, Cupid on a swan, and Cupid shaping his bow
FLO4689288 Medallions with nymph, Calliope as Hope, Cupid on a swan, and Cupid shaping his bow. Mounted pieces including gold box with cameo of Catherine II, buckle with Bonnie Prince Charlie

Engraving depicting the Roman God Saturn (Greek Cronus), who devoured all his children save Neptune
5309150 Engraving depicting the Roman God Saturn (Greek Cronus), who devoured all his children save Neptune, Pluto and Jupiter who deposed him; (add.info)

Triumph of Neptune, Roman god of the sea (Greek: Poseidon) carrying his trident
544252 Triumph of Neptune, Roman god of the sea (Greek: Poseidon) carrying his trident and riding in chariot pulled by horses with dolphin tails

Neptune Art Wallart
Rafal Kulik

Universal Toss
Vertigo Artography

Neptune, 1619. Creator: Werner Jacobsz. van den Valckert
Neptune, 1619

Neptune and Amphitrite, 17th century. Creator: Abraham Jansz van Diepenbeeck
Neptune and Amphitrite, 17th century

Neptune Plotting the Destruction of Man, published 1589. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Neptune Plotting the Destruction of Man, published 1589. Book: Metamorphoses by Ovid, book 1, plate 10

Bust of Neptune, between 1725 and 1727. Creator: Lambert-Sigisbert Adam
Bust of Neptune, between 1725 and 1727

Statuette of Neptune, c1738. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Statuette of Neptune, c1738

Neptune Pursuing Coronis, Who is Changed into a Crow, published 1590. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Neptune Pursuing Coronis, Who is Changed into a Crow, published 1590. From Metamorphoses by Ovid, book 2, plate 13

Neptune on a Seahorse, between 1560 and 1620. Creator: Unknown
Neptune on a Seahorse, between 1560 and 1620

Venus, in the assembly of the gods, asks Jupiter to allow him to destroy Telemachus, 1719-1775. Creator: Ruik Keyert
Venus, in the assembly of the gods, asks Jupiter to allow him to destroy Telemachus, 1719-1775. Design for a wall painting

Venus asks Neptune to prevent Telemachus from landing on Ithaca, c.1719-c.1775. Creator: Ruik Keyert
Venus asks Neptune to prevent Telemachus from landing on Ithaca, c.1719-c.1775.. Design for a wall painting

Design for a wall decoration with Neptune and entourage, 1751. Creator: Ruik Keyert
Design for a wall decoration with Neptune and entourage, 1751

Map of the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands, 1677-1679. Creator: Nicolaes Visscher
Map of the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands, 1677-1679. At the bottom right, the Maas from Maastricht to Wessem. At the top left the title in a cartouche surrounded by putti

Centre-piece of the Wilcox and Anderson Services of Plate, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Centre-piece of the Wilcox and Anderson Services of Plate, 1856. This ornament is four feet in height, and has branches for nine candles and three dishes for flowers

The Arms of the Dutch East India Company and of the Town of Batavia, 1651. Creator: Jeronimus Becx II
The Arms of the Dutch East India Company and of the Town of Batavia, 1651

Sea: design for a wall painting in Rotterdam, c.1908-c.1917. Creator: Huib Luns
Sea: design for a wall painting in Rotterdam, c.1908-c.1917. Poseidon, cherubs, seahorses, steamship and buoy

Amsterdam as the Centre of World Trade, c.1604-c.1607. Creator: Pieter Isaacsz
Amsterdam as the Centre of World Trade, c.1604-c.1607. Other Title(s): Painting on a harpsichord lid with an Allegory of Amsterdam as the center of world trade

Neptune Stabbing a Sea Horse, c.1550-c.1560. Creator: Maerten van Heemskerck
Neptune Stabbing a Sea Horse, c.1550-c.1560

Allegory on the Abdication of Emperor Charles v in Brussels, c.1635-c.1640. Creator: Frans Francken II
Allegory on the Abdication of Emperor Charles v in Brussels, c.1635-c.1640. Other Title(s): Allegory of the Abdication of Emperor Charles V

Apotheosis of the Dutch East India Company (Allegory of the Amsterdam Chamber... 1702-1746. Creator: Nicolaas Verkolje)
Apotheosis of the Dutch East India Company (Allegory of the Amsterdam Chamber of Commerce of the VOC), 1702-1746

Self-Portrait, c.1655. Creator: Pieter Cornelisz. van Egmondt
Self-Portrait, c.1655

Portraits of a Man and a Woman framed with two ornamental frieze miniatures with shell motif and a T Creator
Portraits of a Man and a Woman framed with two ornamental frieze miniatures with shell motif and a Triumph of Amphitrite, 1678-1705

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"Neptune: From D-Day to the Solar System, Unveiling the Mysteries of the Deep" In 1944, amidst the chaos of World War II, Neptune played a crucial role as a codename for one of history's most significant military operations. The D-Day map from that fateful year reveals how British and Canadian troops courageously landed on Juno Beach, marking a turning point in the war. As we delve into space exploration, Voyager 2 captured an awe-inspiring image within our vast solar system. The wonders of our solar system have long captivated artists and scientists alike. Through intricate artwork depicting celestial bodies like Neptune and its planetary counterparts, we gain insight into their grandeur and complexity. Just as soldiers stormed Omaha Beach during D-Day's landing in France, supplies pour ashore onto Neptune's mysterious surface. When contemplating the vastness of our universe, it is fascinating to compare sizes among planets within our solar system. Each planet holds its unique allure; however, none can rival Jupiter or Saturn in sheer magnitude. Yet even they pale in comparison to mighty Neptune with its deep blue hues reminiscent of Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus' captivating oil painting from 1829. As we continue exploring beyond Earth's boundaries into the depths of space, we encounter more mysteries surrounding our solar system's enigmatic planets. Among them stands Poseidon himself – known as Neptune in Roman mythology – ruler over oceans and seas. With his trident held high against cosmic tides, he symbolizes both power and mystery. From historical battles fought on Earth to interstellar journeys through space-time dimensions—Neptune remains an emblematic figure bridging these realms together. Its significance stretches far beyond being just another celestial body floating amidst countless others; it represents humanity's unyielding spirit for discovery. So let us marvel at this distant world named after ancient gods while pondering upon its connection to our own history.