Detour Collection

Deviation of the Alexander on the 27th July, illustration from A Voyage of discovery
931422 Deviation of the Alexander on the 27th July, illustration from A Voyage of discovery... 1819 (litho) by Ross, John (1777-1856) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Voyage of discovery)

The Deviation of the Alexander at Lerwick, illustration from A Voyage of discovery
931424 The Deviation of the Alexander at Lerwick, illustration from A Voyage of discovery... 1819 (litho) by Ross, John (1777-1856) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Voyage of discovery)

Road Sign at Sunset, Near Picker Creek, Alberta Canada

Battle Scene Arabs Detour Oil canvas 59 3 / 8 x 99 1 / 2
Artokoloro

Travel with caution, print maker: Marcus Gheeraerts I attributed to, Gerard de Jode, after 1585 - 1608 and/or after 1649

Digital illustration of route detour around thick vegetation on non urban landscape

Mounted Anzac troops in the desert near Gaza, WW1
Mounted Anzac troops force the Wadi Ghuzzi and outflank Gaza by a rapid detour across the desert during the First World War. Date: 1917

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"Detour: Navigating the Uncharted Paths of Exploration and Conflict" Embarking on a voyage of discovery, the Alexander encountered an unexpected deviation on the 27th July. Illustrated in vivid detail, this momentous event forever altered their course. In Lerwick, another detour unfolded as depicted in a captivating illustration from A Voyage of Discovery. The Alexander's path was once again diverted, leading them into uncharted waters and unfamiliar territories. As we journey through life, sometimes we encounter road signs at sunset that urge us to take a different route. Near Picker Creek in Alberta, Canada, such a sign stands tall, reminding us to embrace detours with open minds and hearts. The battle scene captured on canvas depicts Arabs strategically maneuvering through treacherous terrain to detour oil reserves. This powerful artwork serves as a reminder that even amidst conflict and adversity, alternative paths can lead to unforeseen victories. Printmaker Marcus Gheeraerts I attributed to Gerard de Jode invites us to travel with caution along our chosen routes. Detours may arise unexpectedly but navigating them wisely can unveil hidden treasures waiting beyond thick vegetation in non-urban landscapes. During World War I near Gaza, mounted Anzac troops found themselves forced into yet another detour amidst the desert sands. These brave soldiers exemplify resilience as they adapt their strategies when faced with unexpected obstacles. Whether it be physical or metaphorical detours we encounter throughout our lives' journeys; each diversion presents an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. Embrace these deviations with curiosity and courage as they may lead you towards new horizons previously unexplored.