Pippin Collection

Apple varieties, Malus domestica: yellow reinette, black Borsdorfer, winter Borsdorfer, and golden pippin
5856520 Apple varieties, Malus domestica: yellow reinette, black Borsdorfer, winter Borsdorfer, and golden pippin; (add.info.: Apple varieties, Malus domestica: yellow reinette, black Borsdorfer)

Scarlet fruit and leaves of the Kerry Pippin apple, Malus domestica
5856236 Scarlet fruit and leaves of the Kerry Pippin apple, Malus domestica; (add.info.: Scarlet fruit and leaves of the Kerry Pippin apple, Malus domestica. Hand-colored illustration by E.D)

Fruit and leaves of the Courtpendu apple, Malus domestica
5856219 Fruit and leaves of the Courtpendu apple, Malus domestica; (add.info.: Fruit and leaves of the Courtpendu apple, Malus domestica Hand-colored illustration by E.D)

Pope Stephen II (III) in Paris asking Pepin the Short for help against the Lombards
543293 Pope Stephen II (III) in Paris asking Pepin the Short for help against the Lombards, 19th century (trade card in chromolithograph); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, ca. 1650-1700. Creator: Anon
Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, ca. 1650-1700

Fishing in the Brandywine: Early Fall, 1932 (oil on canvas)
1767480 Fishing in the Brandywine: Early Fall, 1932 (oil on canvas) by Pippin, Horace (1888-1946); 63.5x88.9 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Fishing in the Brandywine: Early Fall)

Ms 4 Equestrian portrait of Pepin (c. 773-810) King of Italy, 1023 (vellum)
XIR238760 Ms 4 Equestrian portrait of Pepin (c.773-810) King of Italy, 1023 (vellum) by Italian School, (11th century); Abbaye della Trinita della Cava, Cava de Tirreni

Pepin the short (752-768) attacking the head of the lion and the bull (chromolitho)
724736 Pepin the short (752-768) attacking the head of the lion and the bull (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, ca. 1645-72

Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, 1732. Creator: Anton Joseph von Prenner
Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, 1732

Pippin Apple Label

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England, East Sussex, Coxs Orange Pippin apples growing on the tree

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England, East Sussex, Coxs Orange Pippin apples growing on the tree

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Fruit, Orchard, Pick Your Own, signs pointing the way to rows containing different varietes of tree in Grange Farm

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Fruit, Orchard, Pick Your Own, signs pointing the way to rows containing different varietes of tree in Grange Farm

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Fruit, Orchard, Pick Your Own, signs pointing the way to rows containing different varietes of tree in Grange Farm

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England, East Sussex, Coxs Orange Pippin apples growing on the tree

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England, East Sussex, Mixture of Coxs Orange Pippin and Russet apples rotting on the ground

Horace Pippin Supper Time c. 1940 Oil burnt-wood panel
Horace Pippin: Supper Time, Horace Pippin, c. 1940, Oil on burnt-wood panel, This work shows a humble family in an interior

Pepin Iii The Short 714 To 768 With The Lion And The Bull From Histoire De France By Colart Published Circa 1840

Pepin of Herstal, (635 / 45- 714)
Pepin of Herstal, (635/45- 714). Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia from 680 to his death and of Neustria and Burgundy from 687 to 695. Colored engraving. 19th century

PIPPIN III the Short (714 - 768). King of the Franks (741-768). Illustration on vellum. Manuscript 4 of Codex Legum Longobardorum. 1004. Lombard School. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. ITALY

Pepin of Herstal (640-714). Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia. 19th century engraving

Endpaper design by Cecil Aldin, Field Babies, showing Pippin the puppy and some of the baby animals he meets on his adventure: a squirrel, a magpie, a hedgehog, an owl, a lamb, rabbits and foxes

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Field Babies. Pippin the puppy is chased away by the goslings mother, a big white goose who doesn t like dogs. Date: 1910

Scarlet fruit and leaves of the Kerry Pippin apple, Malus domestica.. Handcolored illustration by E.D. Smith engraved by Watts from Charles McIntoshs Flora and Pomona 1829

Pope Stephen II (III) in Paris asking Pepin the Short for help against the Lombards. Pepin or Pippin (714-768) King of the Franks from 751, father of Charlemagne

Pyrus sp. apple (The Court of Wick Pippin)
Plate 32 from Pomona Londinensis (1818) by William Hooker. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Pyrus sp. apple (Fearns Pippin apple)
Plate 43 from Pomona Londinensis (1818) by William Hooker. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Malas sp. apple (Hughess New Golden Pippin Apple)
Plate 26 from Pomona Londinensis (1818) by William Hooker. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Robinsons Pippin Apple
Plate 42 from Pomona Londinensis (1818) by William Hooker. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Yellow Ingestrie Pippin Apple
Plate 21 from Pomona Londinensis (1818) by William Hooker. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Malas domestica, apple (Wormsley Pippin Apple)

Cultivated Apple (Malus domestica) Red Pippin, close-up of fruit, growing in orchard, Norfolk, England, august

Ribstone Pippin Apple
RIBSTONE PIPPIN A yellowish apple with a red blush

Pippin Hill / Greenaway
As I was going up Pippin Hill, Pippin Hill was dirty : There I met a sweet pretty lass who dropped me a curtsey

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"Pippin: A Legacy of Kings and Art" Pippin, a name that echoes through history, represents not only the renowned rulers but also captivating works of art. From Pepin of Herstal in 635 to Pippin III the Short in 768, these kings left an indelible mark on their respective kingdoms. One such depiction is found in the chromolitho portrait titled "Pepin the Short, King of France. " This artwork showcases his regal presence as he ruled from 752 to 768. Another stunning representation can be seen in the Schedelsche Weltchronik's "Portrait of Pepin the Short, " capturing his essence for eternity. Moving beyond portraits, we delve into different mediums. In "Fishing in the Brandywine: Early Fall, 1932, " an oil painting transports us to a serene autumn scene where fishing becomes a metaphor for life's contemplation and tranquility. The equestrian portrait on vellum titled "Ms 4 Equestrian Portrait of Pepin" takes us back to c. 773-810 when Pepin reigned as King of Italy. The intricate details showcase his power and authority during this period. Not limited to paintings alone, sculptures like "Pepin the Short attacking the head of lion and bull" captivate with their dynamic energy and symbolism. These pieces depict bravery and strength associated with this legendary ruler. Beyond politics or artistry lies another dimension - spirituality. Saints Pepin I and Saint Begga are immortalized together in various artworks throughout history; ca. 1645-72 by Anton Joseph von Prenner or later recreated in 1732 by unknown hands. Their bond transcends time as they stand united even after centuries have passed. Lastly, we encounter everyday objects bearing Pippins' name.