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November 11, 2017 will mark the 98th Veteran's Day (formally Armistice Day) in the United States. Take a journey through our diverse collections of military historical images and footage to honor veteran's throughout time.
From the birth of our country and formation of our national identity to flipping the 20th century art world on its head, American has a celebrated tradition of art and artists. Here's a rundown of some of our favorites.
Do you have election fatigue? We certainly do. In an effort to cleanse our palate of this year's election cycle, Bridgeman offers a guide for running for political office with the aide of political cartoons from decades past.
Stretched out over 84 million acres, the country's National Parks are as uniquely American as the Declaration of Independence. Artists were instrumental in the effort to set in motion legislation to protect and preserve our beloved landscapes for future generations.
Art has always been a medium in which to convey ideas, and 18th century artists of the American War of Independence and the French Revolution decidedly used their trade as a way to illustrate the ideals - and whip up support - for revolution.
With Mother's Day around the corner on May 8th, it's worth remembering all the little nagging things our Moms used to say to us. Without these little nuggets of wisdom, we wouldn't be who we are. Thanks Mom!
Although the Atlantic slave trade was abolished in 1807, slaves wouldn't be emancipated until almost six decades later in 1863. And that long awaited emancipation proved fragile during the Civil War and Reconstruction period.
Learn more about the harrowing journey of over 6 million Africans taken from their homeland to the New World as part of the 18th century American slave trade.
A new season of the retro hit TV series has started and once again we're mad for mid-century. Here are some favorite nuggets of wisdom from the show, along with retro imagery from The Advertising Archives.
The Codex Atlanticus, a collection of Leonardo Da Vinci's sketches and observations, is a treasure trove of futuristic contraptions and engineering feats imagined well before their time.
Lear's works are a fusion of art, science and literature and are highlighted in a new exhibition at the London's Royal Society, the oldest scientific academy in existence.
On November 6th, we go to the polls to elect the 45th President of the United States. Here's some fun presidential trivia, illustrated with images from the Bridgeman archive.
To commemorate Women's History Month, we've put together a short history of the National Women's Party, one of the most influential women's rights organizations of the 20th century.
Rembrandt's 17th century masterpiece is in the spotlight, as it takes its place in the newly renovated Rijksmuseum in April 2013. Learn more about the large-scale work.
In honor of Veterans Day explore Bridgeman collections that document American and European military history and the conflicts and triumphs of the 20th century.
Mike Leigh's new film about the celebrated British artist has been lauded by critics at Cannes. Explore his life and works through images in the Bridgeman archive.
The March on Washington and Martin Luther King's historic 'I Have a Dream' speech delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, took place 50 years ago on August 28th.
Take a voyage to the late 19th century Russia inhabited by Anna, Alexei, Vronsky and Levin with images from Bridgeman's impressive roster of Russian collections.
Usain Bolt's 2012 Olympic feats and the 50th anniversary of independence from Great Britain offer the perfect platform for celebrating the vibrant Caribbean nation.
Photography on the front lines of one of the bloodiest conflicts of modern history: the American Civil War, in advance of the 150th anniversary in 2011.
New to Bridgeman, Mexican painter Pedro Diego Alvarado renders lush Central American landscapes and still lifes of tropical fruit that are good enough to eat.
The 2010 UK Labour Party leadership election sees two brothers, David and Edward Miliband, facing off. Bridgeman delves into its archive to assess sibling rivalry in history, literature and myth.
Tristram Hillier’s classical, timeless images, full of steely light and ominous shadows, have a unique place in the history of British 20th century art.
Calling all LOST fans! With the finale fast approaching, here's a fun diversion from all the election chaos. Can you identify all 50 show references in this collage?
Not just a modern British phenomenon. Oh, no, it's not! Read about its origins in ancient Greece and links with the Commedia dell'arte, a form of popular theatre in Italy.
In honour of Rememberance Day explore Bridgeman collections that document European and American military history and the conflicts and triumphs of the 20th century.
The inauguration of Barack Obama as 44th President is a huge turning point for the United States. Take a look at past events that define a turbulent and triumphant history.
Saint George is the patron saint of England. Popularly identified with England and English ideals of honour, bravery and gallantry but actually he wasn't English at all...
Shakespearean drama, the beheading of wives, sibling rivalry and a beloved red haired virgin; take a closer look at the Tudors through the eyes of the artists of the time.