Definitive Collection

Daylight Raid from my Studio Window, July
" Daylight Raid from my Studio Window, 7 July 1917. Lavery, Sir John 1856-1941. From 1929 catalogue card:If the screen across the lower part of the window be examined it will be seen that Lady

Last of England (Colour)
THE LAST OF ENGLAND -the definitive emigration image, showing a couple in pensive mood as their ship leaves the white cliffs of England. She is clutching their baby

Fantaisie
This illustration shows the definitive figure of a young woman wearing a matching red hat and coat, holding out a wreath in appreciation, with one hand resting on her bicycle

RMS Titanic - book, Thomas Andrews, Shipbuilder
RMS Titanic - Thomas Andrews's family copy of Shan F. Bullock's definitive volume, Thomas Andrews, Shipbuilder, 1912 first edition. Provenance Andrews family. Date: 1912

Ryan ST-3KR - PT-22 Recruit - N48773
Ryan ST-3KR (PT-22 Recruit) N48773 (msn 1868, ex 41-20659) The ST-3KR had a more powerful Kinner R-5 engine fitted and became the definitive model, with more than 1

Hawker P. 1101 Hunter T Mk. 7 prototype
Hawker P.1101 Hunter T Mk.7 prototype XJ615. First flown on 8 July 1955, the initial shape of the canopy caused severe airflow problems

Difference between a Lady and a Diplomat. When a Diplomat says " Yes", he means " Perhaps". When he say " Perhaps", he means " No"

Gloster Gnatsnapper II, N227, with a cowled Jaguar VIII ?
Gloster Gnatsnapper II, N227, with a cowled Jaguar VIII radial and definitive tail unit

William Kitchiner
WILLIAM KITCHINER Medical practitioner, scientist and inventor, author of a definitive work on the culinary science. Date: 1775 - 1827

The Prado, Madrid
The Prado, built in the 1780s, opened as a museum in 1819 and houses a definitive collection of Spanish art as well as much from the Netherlands, formerly governed by Spain

Henry Louis Mencken
HENRY LOUIS MENCKEN American journalist and author, noted for his wit and scepticism, and his definitive study of the American language

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"Capturing the Definitive Moments: Daylight Raid from my Studio Window, July" As I gazed out of my studio window one sunny day in July, I witnessed a breathtaking sight - a daylight raid unfolding before my eyes. The sky was ablaze with vibrant colors as planes soared through the air, leaving trails of smoke behind them. It reminded me of an artwork titled "Last of England (Colour), " where every brushstroke captured the essence of a fleeting moment. In this fantastical scene, aircrafts like the Ryan ST-3KR and PT-22 Recruit danced gracefully in the sky, their wings cutting through the air with precision. Among them was the Hawker P. 1101 Hunter T Mk. 7 prototype, showcasing its sleek design and power. Amidst this aerial spectacle, I couldn't help but ponder on the difference between a Lady and a Diplomat - both embodying grace and elegance in their own unique ways. Just like these planes soaring above me, they navigate life's challenges with finesse. My mind wandered to another era when shipbuilding reached its pinnacle - Thomas Andrews' RMS Titanic stood tall as a testament to human ingenuity until that fateful night it met tragedy at sea. Its story immortalized in books like "RMS Titanic, " reminding us of both triumphs and failures. Speaking of legends, William Kitchiner's culinary expertise came to mind; his recipes were definitive guides for aspiring chefs seeking perfection in their creations. And just as he mastered his craft, so did artists who painted masterpieces displayed at The Prado museum in Madrid – each stroke capturing emotions that words often fail to express. Henry Louis Mencken once said that art is our refuge against chaos; indeed it is true when we witness scenes like these unfold before our eyes – be it an airplane or Sopwith 5F Dolphin single-seat fighter taking flight or even Gloster Gnatsnapper II, N227, with its cowled Jaguar VIII engine.