Attitudes Collection (page 2)

WW1 poster, Bad Form in Dress, advocating sensible attitudes to clothing in wartime. Date: 1914-1918

Evolution. Chinese women reject traditional shoes and tell Mr John Bull Chinaman, They are no use, we re quite grown out of that sort of shoe! Please take fresh measures

French and German contrasts, WW1
Postcard contrasting the French and German attitudes towards the enemy during the First World War -- German barbarity and French generosity. Date: 1914-1918

Portrait Abram Jacob Messir 1841 Colored chalks
Artokoloro

A Marmoset in Three Attitudes signed and dated 1793, George Garrard, 1760-1826, British

Emma, Lady Hamilton (c1765-1851) wife of Sir William Hamilton, mistress of Horatio Nelson. Here as Sensibility (sensitive plant growing in urn), one of the Attitudes she performed as tableaux

Bottles, plastic and paper sorted for recycling, overhead view

Woman and Dog. Bed

Beauty in the 1880s. changing fashions. The caption reads: " The beauty that conquered in the Eighties". Date: 1928- 1929

Beauty in the 1920s. Changing fashions. The caption reads: " would not walways win nowadays!". Date: 1928- 1929

A satirical look on changing fashions
" How can mother say its short? Its below my knees!" Satirical look on changing fashions. Date: 1928- 1929

Aberdeen - humourous card
Aberdeen on a flag day... and on a house-to-house collection day! Satire on the more frugal nature of the Scottish psyche. Date: circa 1930s

Namibia - Adaptation to Western Costume
A very interesting card produced by the German Catholic Mission to Namibia, showing the before and after result of the adoption of a western style of clothing to the native populace

Moslems at Prayer
A group of Moslem men turn towards Mecca and pray, in various attitudes

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"Attitudes: A Reflection of Beliefs and Behaviors" In the realm of devotional posture, Islam teaches us the significance of humility and submission before a higher power, and is through these attitudes that we find solace and strength in our faith. A thought-provoking cartoon raises questions about societal attitudes towards sex before marriage. It challenges us to reevaluate our values, emphasizing the importance of respect, commitment, and building meaningful connections. The captivating artwork by Emma Hamilton/Rehburg 12 captures Roman mourning rituals, shedding light on ancient attitudes towards grief and remembrance. It reminds us to honor those who came before us while reflecting on how our own mourning practices have evolved over time. George Romney's painting depicts Lady Hamilton with grace and poise as he immortalizes her beauty through his brushstrokes. This artistic portrayal invites contemplation on society's changing attitudes towards femininity throughout history. A black-and-white photograph showcases a chimpanzee juggling, reminding us of nature's incredible abilities. This playful attitude encourages us to embrace curiosity, adaptability, and joy in our daily lives. A powerful image captures a policeman with a bloodhound—a testament to their unwavering dedication to justice. Their vigilant attitude serves as an inspiration for all individuals striving for fairness in society. Amidst captivity at the zoo, a polar bear finds delight playing with a teddy bear—an innocent display that reflects both its childlike innocence and humanity's yearning for connection even in unexpected circumstances. Army horses learning to navigate steep cliffs demonstrate an indomitable spirit—teaching us resilience amidst challenging situations. Their determined attitude inspires perseverance when faced with formidable obstacles. In an enchanting lithograph print titled "Girl with turkey that does not believe in Christmas, " we witness contrasting attitudes toward tradition versus individual beliefs—a reminder that diversity should be celebrated rather than judged or dismissed. Through a monochromatic photograph capturing a walrus at the zoo, we glimpse the creature's contemplative attitude.