Anonymous ledger drawing of an Arapaho warrior throwing his pistol at the head of a U.S soldier as he attempts to shoot him with his carbine, c. 1880.
Anton Pinkava, Staroslovanský tábor na Devíne, 1937.
Durga Mahisasuramardini (महिषासुर को दुर्गा देवी); Durga Mother Goddess (दुर्गा देवी), fighting Mahiṣāsura the Buffalo-Demon [महिषासुर]; 18th-century miniature watercolor painting, Pahari style (Guler School), India.
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Captain Smith, King Powhatan and his Daughter Pokahontas. Engravings. 1600s.
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Godzilla vs Megalon.
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Iron Hail, known as 'Dewey Beard' - Battle of Wounded Knee Survivor, (Postcard), United States of America.
James W. Buel, Sea and land; an illustrated history of the wonderful and curious things of nature existing before and since the deluge. (1887)
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Beatus Facundus. Illuminated Manuscript. 10th Century.
Paolo Uccello. The Battle of San Romano. Niccolo Da Tolentino leads the Florentine troops. Tempera on panel. 182x317cm. ca. 1438-1440