Dipping Collection (page 3)

Parable of the Good Shepherd, c. 1580-90
XAM74855 Parable of the Good Shepherd, c.1580-90 by Valckenborch, Marten van (1535-1612); 86x123 cm; Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria; Dutch, out of copyright

June, Pieter van der Borcht (I), 1545 - 1608

June, Julius Goltzius, Gillis Mostaert (I), Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), c. 1560 - 1595

Juni. Adriaen Collaert, Hans Bol, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1578 - 1582

Description of the several sorts of Anabaptists, 1645 (engraving) (b / w photo)
XJF135359 Description of the several sorts of Anabaptists, 1645 (engraving) (b/w photo) by English School, (17th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Portrait of Vincent Voiture (1598-1648) (oil on canvas)
XIR192807 Portrait of Vincent Voiture (1598-1648) (oil on canvas) by French School, (17th century); Musee de Tesse, Le Mans, France; (add.info.: member of the French Academy in 1634; ); French

Kamisuki, Making paper. [between 1772 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 10. 6 x 12
Kamisuki, Making paper. [between 1772 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 10.6 x 12.7 cm. Print shows a worker making paper by dipping the frame into a vat of water and pulp

Picture No. 10760102
Children - pond dipping Date:

Picture No. 10750093
Pond Dipping - children Date:

Picture No. 10732117
Stream dipping - catch in jam jar shows a healthy stream Date:

Picture No. 10856236
FIELD STUDY - Children Pond Dipping Date:

Picture No. 10854022
Sheep Dippng - watched by Police representative. Ministry of Agriculture traditional highland. Date:

Picture No. 10849975
Sir David Attenborough pond dipping Date:

Sheep: Shepherd and flock: Dipping: Shearing: Wool Ffood. The main picture is of Black Face breed. Hand-coloured lithograph published c1850

Sheep farming, dipping ewes with insecticide to kill lice and mites, North Yorkshire, England, September

Pond dipping platform and net beside pool, Fairburn Ings RSPB Nature Reserve, West Yorkshire, England, September

Young boy pond-dipping with net, Slindon Pond, West Sussex, England, April

Young boy pond-dipping with net, Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, Arundel, West Sussex, England, July

Boy pond dipping with net, Minsmere RSPB Reserve, Suffolk, England, August

Woman and boys pond dipping, looking into net, Minsmere RSPB Reserve, Suffolk, England, August

India, Haridwar, pilgrims dipping in the holy River Ganges, numerous bathing ghats, tanks and temples, colourful riverside bazaar selling ritual paraphernalia, red footbridge in foreground

Test tube of chlorine condensed into liquid by dipping into jug of dry ice

Physalis fruit being dipped into sugar syrup in saucepan, close up

Fondue savoyarde, bread cube on metal skewer being dipped in melted cheese mixture, side view

Taramasalata dip on a lettuce leaf, close up

Dark chocolate, white chocolate and chocolate fudge fondues in glass bowls, pieces of fresh fruit, cake and biscuits in white dish behind, overhead view

Five sushi parcels on rectangular plate with chopsticks, small sauce bowl, close up

Strawberry on fork being dipped into chocolate sauce in metal bowl, close up

Crispy vegetable pakoras served with tamarind and ginger dipping sauces, close up

Person coating sugar on dried peel, close-up

Two grilled red peppers stuffed with tomato slices, cup of white dipping sauce, bowl of watercress leaves, front view

Bread dipped in cheese fondue with fondue forks, close-up

Close-up of pepper dip on a stick of celery

Yosenabe, seafood, chicken and vegetable soup, served in soup bowl and smaller soup dish, with soy sauce dip, view from above

Dipping a floured prawn in tempura batter

Chinese cuisine popular in Singapore, oyster omelette; dish of oysters fried with egg, cornstarch and spring onion, bowl of chilli sauce for dipping

Dumplings served on a square plate with a bowl of chilli dipping sauce, close up

Man dipping softwood leaf stem in hormone rooting compound

Person dipping cuttings in hormone rooting powder, close-up

Hand dipping bottom of evergreen cutting into hormone rooting powder, close-up

Hand model dipping rosmarinus stem into white powder

Above view of chicken nuggets, made with chicken coated in breadcrumb batter, on tray, with chips, accompanied with tomato ketchup, mayonnaise and mustard for dipping

Truffle on metal skewer dipped in chocolate sauce from bowl, close up

Flapjacks being dipped into melted chocolate and placed onto cooling rack

Indonesia, Satay, grilled meat slices on skewers served with sweet peanut dipping sauce and side salad

Dipping toast in egg yolk, close-up

Slice of toast dipped in yolk of boiled egg

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"Dipping: A Multifaceted Tradition Spanning Cultures and Industries" From chicken nuggets to Roman trackways, it has played a significant role in various aspects of our lives. The act goes beyond mere culinary delight; it encompasses historical traditions, cultural practices, and even industrial processes. In the military realm, we witness the Gordon Highlanders ceremoniously "dipping the colours, " a symbolic gesture of respect and honor. Similarly, social gatherings often involve placing flowers into water-filled vases—a gentle dip that adds beauty to any occasion. Nature itself showcases mesmerizing instances of dipping. Picture an elephant gracefully bending its trunk towards a riverbank for a refreshing drink—an elegant display of nature's own version of dipping. Meanwhile, Welsh sheep farming relies on the meticulous practice of sheep dipping to protect these woolly creatures from parasites and diseases. Traveling back in time to the early 1900s, we find ourselves witnessing sheep farmers diligently washing their flock by submerging them in rivers—a labor-intensive process essential for maintaining healthy livestock. Across continents, Australian sheep stations adopted similar techniques as they dipped their precious animals for hygiene purposes. Dipping extends beyond living beings too—Alfred Meakin demonstrates this through his craft by expertly immersing pottery ware into glaze, creating stunning pieces that captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. Furthermore, even ostrich feathers underwent transformation through dipping methods during manufacture in 1907—changing hues with each dip until achieving desired colors. Whether it be savoring crispy chicken nuggets or exploring ancient Roman trackways built with precision or delving into centuries-old traditions like sheep farming or military rituals—the concept of "dipping" unites us all under its diverse umbrella. It reminds us that sometimes taking a plunge can lead to extraordinary outcomes across cultures and industries alike.