Carnage posters & prints

The Carnage Georges Clairin

Battle of Courcelette, 1918 Louis Weirter

The Offensive at Saint-Pierre-Aigle, July 1918 Francois Flameng

Gattamelata and Venice Conquering Verona Giovanni Contarini

A Winter Landscape with the Massacre of the Innocents Gysbrecht Lytens or Leytens

Massacre of the Innocents; Le Massacre des Innocents, Pieter the Younger Brueghel

The Decapitation of Franciscan Monks Before the Sultan, c.1331 Ambrogio Lorenzetti

Battle of Tamai, 1884 English School

The Capture of Carthage, 1725-29 Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

The Sack of the French, 1634 Vitus Heinrich

A cavalry skirmish Peeter Snayers

A cavalry skirmish with soldiers pillaging a village Peeter Snayers

The Battle of La Fere-Champenoise, on the 25th March 1814, 1891 Bogdan Willewalde

Battle of Tamai, Sudan 1884 English School

Rubens his Second Wife and Son in a Wolf and Foxhunt, after an original by Rubens Peter Paul Rubens

Martyrdom of the Ten Thousand Christians on Mt Ararat Albrecht Dürer

Surgeon Anthony Dickson Home VC & Assistant Surgeon William Bradshaw VC at Lucknow during the Indian Mutiny in 1857, 1857 Chevalier Louis-William Desanges

Blast Furnace Of The Carnegie Steel Corp Anonymous

An Egyptian cartonnage mummy mask Anonymous

Caricature of Andrew Carnegie Anonymous

The Funnel of Carency Francois Flameng

Carnegie Mansion Anonymous

Carnavalesque, 2010 Patricia Brintle

Ironmonger's shop on Carnaby Street, London, 1944 Unknown

The Lion's Cage, as seen in Venice in the Carnival of 1765 Pietro Longhi

The Carnival at Rome, Explosion of a Hand Grenade in the Carriage of the Prince of Musignano Anonymous

Portrait of Lazare Nicolas Marguerite, Comte Carnot Louis-Léopold Boilly

Carnival in Rome (Detail), c. 1650 Johannes Lingelbach

Carnations Sara Hayward

Spring Carnations Francis Hunt Throop

Pink Carnations, 2008 Marjorie Weiss

Work: Workman with Carnation in his Mouth, 1852-65 Ford Madox Brown

Storming of Byrsa in Carthage Anonymous

Woman with a carnation Alfred Emile Stevens

Carnations in a vase Georges Jeannin

Carnegie Hall Entrance - Exterior View Anonymous