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Les envois de pain; aux prisonniers de guerre: devant les magasins du Bureau secours... 1916. Creator: Unknown
Les envois de pain; aux prisonniers de guerre: devant les magasins du Bureau secours aux prisonniers de guerre, a Berne, 1916. From "Collection de la Guerre IV. L'Illustration Tome CXLVII

The War in China - Examination at the Police-Office, Victoria, Hong-Kong, of Esing... 1857
The War in China - Examination at the Police-Office, Victoria, Hong-Kong, of Esing, the Baker, upon the Charge of Poisoning, 1857

Still Life with a Gilt Cup, 1635. Creator: Willem Claesz Heda
Still Life with a Gilt Cup, 1635. In forty years, Willem Heda only ever painted still lifes. His paintings differ from the still lifes of his contemporaries: the colours are gentler

Still Life with a Salt, c.1640-c.1645. Creator: Pieter Claesz
Still Life with a Salt, c.1640-c.1645

Still Life with a Turkey Pie, 1627. Creator: Pieter Claesz
Still Life with a Turkey Pie, 1627

Old Woman Saying Grace, Known as ‘The Prayer without End, c.1656. Creator: Nicolaes Maes
Old Woman Saying Grace, Known as The Prayer without End, c.1656

A Woman Slicing Bread, c.1800-c.1823. Creator: Johannes Christiaan Janson
A Woman Slicing Bread, c.1800-c.1823

The Milkmaid, c.1660. Creator: Jan Vermeer
The Milkmaid, c.1660. A maid concentrates keenly as she pours milk from a jug. It is a quiet, tranquil scene. The only movement is the flow of milk

Still Life, c.1668. Creator: David Davidsz de Heem
Still Life, c.1668

The Famished People after the Relief of the Siege of Leiden, 1574-1629. Creator: Otto Van Veen
The Famished People after the Relief of the Siege of Leiden, 1574-1629. Other Title(s): Distribution of Herring and White Bread at the Relief of Leiden, 3 October 1574

Still Life with Artichoke, Fruit in Kraak Porcelain Ware, a Salt Cellar/Pepper Castor, c.1605-c.1615

The Seven Works of Mercy, 1504. Creator: Master of Alkmaar
The Seven Works of Mercy, 1504. Other Title(s): Panel of a polyptych with the seven Corporal Works of Mercy: feeding the hungry

Peasant Family Singing, 1640-1677. Creator: Pieter Jacobsz. Duyfhuijsen
Peasant Family Singing, 1640-1677. Woman working while family members make music

Breakfast, 1640-1654. Creator: Karel Slabbaert
Breakfast, 1640-1654. Note lace-making equipment on chair at left

A Mother and her Child, 1794. Creator: Louis Bernard Coclers
A Mother and her Child, 1794

The Camp Follower, 1825-1827. Creator: Anthonie Constantijn Govaerts
The Camp Follower, 1825-1827

Still Life, 1640-1649. Creator: Pieter Claesz
Still Life, 1640-1649. Attributed to Roelof Koets I (1590-1655)

Couples Making Love at a Country Inn, c.1570-c.1590. Creator: Aert Pietersz
Couples Making Love at a Country Inn, c.1570-c.1590. A man and woman embrace in a cowshed. A rudimentary screen has been put up, using a piece of cloth and an oar

Man and dog, 1893. Creator: Gustav Vermehren
Man and dog, 1893. [En kraesen rad.]

Still Life, c.1660-1690. Creator: Abraham van Beyeren
Still Life, c.1660-1690

Still Life with Fish, 1638. Creator: Willem Ormea
Still Life with Fish, 1638

Still Life with a Fish, 1647. Creator: Pieter Claesz
Still Life with a Fish, 1647

Kitchen Scene, 1560-1565. Creator: Pieter Aertsen
Kitchen Scene, 1560-1565

The Baker Arent Oostwaard and his Wife, Catharina Keizerswaard, 1658. Creator: Jan Steen
The Baker Arent Oostwaard and his Wife, Catharina Keizerswaard, 1658

Still Life with Golden Goblet, 1640-1660. Creator: Pieter de Ring
Still Life with Golden Goblet, 1640-1660. Other Title(s): Still Life with Golden Goblet

Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek (inner, left wing of a triptych), c.1510-c.1520. Creator: Unknown
Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek (inner, left wing of a triptych), c.1510-c.1520

The Egg Dance, 1552. Creator: Pieter Aertsen
The Egg Dance, 1552. Traditional Easter game in which eggs are laid on the floor and the participants must dance among them, damaging as few as possible

Man and Woman at a Meal, 1650-1660. Creator: Gabriel Metsu
Man and Woman at a Meal, 1650-1660

The Marriage of Alexander the Great and Roxane of Bactria, 1670-1733. Creator: Gerard Hoet
The Marriage of Alexander the Great and Roxane of Bactria, 1670-1733. The marriage is being blessed by a priest at a burning altar, in front of a niche with a statue of Juno

Food Administration, U.S. War Kitchen, 1917. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Food Administration, U.S. War Kitchen, 1917
Food Administration, U.S. War Kitchen, 1917

Still Life with Brioches, 1916-1917. Creator: Othon Friesz
Still Life with Brioches, 1916-1917

Old Woman at her Meal, 1635-1668. Creator: Gerritsz Quiringh van Brekelenkam
Old Woman at her Meal, 1635-1668

The Battle-Painter Jorgen Sonne in his Studio, 1823-1825. Creator: Ditlev Blunck
The Battle-Painter Jorgen Sonne in his Studio;A Battle-Painter, Jorgen Sonne, in his Studio;A Battle-Painter in his Studio, 1823-1825

Feeding the Hungry. Creator: Conrad Meyer
Feeding the Hungry

Esquisse pour l'église de la Trinité : Saint Vincent de Paul secourant les Lorrains après... 1873
Esquisse pour l'eglise de la Trinite : Saint Vincent de Paul secourant les Lorrains apres la guerre de 1637, 1873. Saint Vincent de Paul brings succour to the people of Alsace-Lorraine after

Scène de rue en Italie, 1886. Creator: Auguste Dutuit
Scene de rue en Italie, 1886. Street scene in Italy

Sketch for the Saint-Eustache church (1st arrondissement of Paris): Saint Genevieve...1851
Sketch for the Saint-Eustache church (1st arrondissement of Paris): Saint Genevieve giving bread to the poor, 1851. (Esquisse pour l'eglise Saint-Eustache)

Sketch for the church of Saint-Sulpice, St Genevieve, between 1860 and 1864. Creator: Louis Charles Timbal
Sketch for the church of Saint-Sulpice, St Genevieve, between 1860 and 1864. St Genevieve distributing bread to the poor during the Siege of Paris

Sketch for the church of Saint-Sulpice : St Genevieve distributing bread...between 1860 and 1864
Sketch for the church of Saint-Sulpice : St Genevieve distributing bread to the poor during the Siege of Paris, between 1860 and 1864

The Hermit Saints Paul and Anthony Receiving Bread from a Dove, 1530s. Creator: Domenico Campagnola
The Hermit Saints Paul and Anthony Receiving Bread from a Dove, 1530s

Bread & milk, 1894. Creator: Frances S. Allen. Bread & milk, 1894. Creator: Frances S. Allen
Bread & milk, 1894. Photograph shows a little boy, seated at a table, feeding himself with a spoon

Still life with ham, between 1640 and 1649. Creator: Pieter Claesz
Still life with ham, between 1640 and 1649

The Pilgrims of Emmaus, after Jacopo Bassano, c.1600. Creator: Jacopo Bassano il vecchio
The Pilgrims of Emmaus, after Jacopo Bassano, c.1600

History of wheat: Making bread: Sketch for the school in rue Dombasle, 15th arrondissement of Paris

La Bouchée de pain : vieil homme en haillons, de face, tenant un morceau de pain, c.1904. Creator: Fernand Pelez
La Bouchee de pain : vieil homme en haillons, de face, tenant un morceau de pain, c.1904

La Bouchée de pain : vieil homme en haillons, de face, tenant un morceau de pain, c.1904. Creator: Fernand Pelez
La Bouchee de pain : vieil homme en haillons, de face, tenant un morceau de pain, c.1904

Camp Meade #2, Maryland, 1917. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Camp Meade #2, Maryland, 1917. Creator: Harris & Ewing
Camp Meade #2, Maryland, 1917

Claude Gueux bringing stolen bread back to his family, 1834. Creator: Louis Edouard Rioult
Claude Gueux bringing stolen bread back to his family, 1834

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"Bread: The Timeless Staple that Unites Cultures and Stories" In the Heath Robinson Kitchen 3 of 4, amidst a chaotic yet charming setup, bread emerges as the humble hero that brings warmth to every meal. Just like in Rembrandt van Rijn's masterpiece "Supper at Emmaus, " where bread symbolizes nourishment and communion, we find solace in breaking bread together across centuries. Tsoureki (Tsourekia), the Greek Easter bread from Europe, embodies tradition and celebration. Its sweet aroma fills homes with love and joy during festive times. But let's not forget about the simple pleasures - a cheeseburger and chips. Bread acts as a comforting vessel for juicy patties, melting cheese, and crispy fries; it satisfies our cravings like no other. Even during Jesus' Last Supper with his Apostles, bread played an integral role. It represented unity among diverse individuals sharing their final moments together. Surprisingly enough, even horses join family meals. As seen in "One of the Family, " this loyal creature enjoys its own slice of happiness amidst loved ones gathered around a table filled with food - including fresh loaves of bread. Drawing inspiration from Jesus at Emmaus or experiencing a hearty Full Breakfast spread before us each morning reminds us that bread sustains both body and soul throughout our daily journeys. Triplex Grates/Ranges Brochure Cover showcases how essential fireplaces were for baking crusty loaves back then. Bread connects generations through time-honored cooking techniques passed down through brochures like these. Traveling to Greece or India unveils culinary wonders such as garlic-infused Indian naan or Tsoureki's European counterpart – unleashing flavors that transcend borders but always involve deliciously baked dough. Let's not overlook wheat itself – whether it be Triticum vulgare or any variety used worldwide – this versatile grain has shaped civilizations by providing sustenance and livelihood.