Dictates Collection

Artificial Respiration being Applied by British Sailors
A service in which the dictates of humanity over-rule all antagonism towards the rescued enemy: artificial respiration being applied by British soldiers

John Richard Green dictates his Short History of England while his Life is ebbing to its Close (litho)
2812873 John Richard Green dictates his Short History of England while his Life is ebbing to its Close (litho) by Brock, Charles Edmund (1870-1938) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

The ailing Alexander dictates his will, c. 1475 (opaque w / c on paper)
874209 The ailing Alexander dictates his will, c.1475 (opaque w/c on paper) by Indian School, (15th century); 6.8 x12.1 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; (add.info.: Alexander the Great (256-323 BC)

Infatuated with the Boss Date: 1950

MILTON DICTATES
JOHN MILTON, blind in old age, dictates Paradise Lost to his three daughters. Date: 1608-1674

St. John and the Angel. Apocalypse of Angers
BATAILLE, Nicolas (14th c.). St John anf the Angel. 1375 - 1382. The angel dictates the true word of God. 15th scene of the tapestry number 5 from the series Apocalypse of Angers commissioned by

Cromwell and Milton
OLIVER CROMWELL Oliver Cromwell dictates to the poet John Milton, Latin Secretary to the Council, who latinizes foreign dispatches

Milton Dictates: daughter
JOHN MILTON, blind in old age, dictates Paradise Lost to his three daughters

Wounded soldier dictates a letter to his Mother, aided by a kindly member of the nursing team. Date: 1904

Dr Syntax making his will
A comfortable looking Dr Syntax dictates the conditions of his will

Jesus Dictates Prayer
Jesus teaches his prayer to his disciples. Date: 1st century

English Woman of 1710
Hooped skirts are all very well, but this is ridiculous ! But its what fashion dictates... for the moment Date: circa 1710

John Milton in his garden
John Milton (1608 - 1674), English poet, sitting in his garden at the door of his house, while he dictates poetry

Paracelsus & Secretary
Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim, known as Paracelsus depicted dictating to his assistant

Businessman, Secretary
A businesman dictates to his secretary

Futuristic dictation machine
A futuristic dictation machine, which allows a businessman to dictate his correspondence without the need for a secretary

Dictating to Typist
A businessman smokes his cigar while he dictates to his typist

Dictating his Memoirs
Exiled on Saint Helena, he dictates his memoirs

Dictating to Las Casas
The exiled Napoleon dictates his memoirs of the Egyptian campaign to le comte de Las Casas, on Saint Helena

Editor of the Future
A high-tech editor of the future - protected by a Faraday cage and earthed, he dictates stories onto gramophone cylinders

Napoleon Dictating
In exile on Saint Helena, he dictates his memoirs to Las Casas and his son

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"Dictates: The Power of Words and the Human Spirit" In a world where words hold immense power, various historical moments come to life through the act of dictation. From British sailors applying artificial respiration to save lives, to John Richard Green passionately dictating his Short History of England while his own life slips away, these instances capture the resilience and determination of individuals in dire circumstances. Even amidst illness and impending death, influential figures like Alexander find solace in dictating their wills, leaving behind legacies that transcend time. Meanwhile, infatuation takes center stage as an enamored individual finds themselves captivated by their boss in 1950. The art of dictation knows no bounds - from Milton's profound literary works being transcribed under his guidance, to St. John receiving divine messages from an angel during the Apocalypse of Angers. These examples showcase how dictation becomes a conduit for creativity and spiritual enlightenment. However, not all they can grandiose; some shed light on societal issues. A page from The British Working Man or One Who Does Not Believe In Him engraving reveals the struggles faced by laborers who feel unheard and unrepresented. On a lighter note, advancements such as the Bar-Lock Typewriter Ad demonstrate how technology revolutionizes communication methods. Dictation also intertwines with political history as seen in depictions of Cromwell collaborating with Milton or when wounded soldiers dictate heartfelt letters home during times of war. These acts remind us that even amidst chaos and despair, human connection remains paramount. Lastly, Dr Syntax making his will serves as a reminder that even fictional characters can teach us about mortality and introspection through this age-old practice. In essence, "dictates" encompass more than mere transcription; they embody courage in adversity, love against all odds, and the pursuit of knowledge despite limitations. Through these snapshots into history's tapestry we witness humanity's unwavering spirit - one that continues to shape our world today.