Folds Collection (page 7)

Folded gneiss. Intensively folded gneiss bedrock. Gneiss is a common metamorphic rock formed from sedimentary rocks that are squashed by the high temperatures

Glacial gneiss erratic. An erratic is a boulder which has been transported from its point of origin by a glacier. Often the erratic is deposited in an area with a different geology

Golgi apparatus, artwork. This structure is an organelle found within eukaryotic cells. It receives proteins and lipids that are synthesised elsewhere on the endoplasmic reticulum

Intestinal anatomy, artwork
Intestinal anatomy. Computer artwork showing the layers of the small intestine. The central space (lumen) is surrounded by the mucosa (beige, folded), which has numerous folds (villi)

Folded rock formation. Close-up of folds in a fallen block of rock. These folds are formed as the rock is deformed by immense pressures generated from within the Earths crust as it moves over

African elephant eye and skin
Elephant eye and skin. Close up of the eye of an African elephant (Loxodonta africana). The long eyelashes are to protect the eyes from dust and insects

Brain, artwork
Brain. Computer artwork of a side view of a healthy male brain. The front of the brain is at left. The highly folded area is the cerebrum, which is responsible for conscious thought

Epilepsy, conceptual artwork
Epilepsy, conceptual computer artwork. Bolts of lightning inside a human head, representing an epileptic attack (seizure). Epilepsy is an abnormal, chaotic electrical activity in the brain

Snake intestinal villi, SEM
Snake intestine. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of villi in the intestine of a snake. The villi (folds) in the surface of the intestine are short and covered in cuboidal mucosal cells

Snake intestine, SEM
Snake intestine. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a freeze-fracture through the intestine of a snake. The mucosa (brown)

Veiled Moorish Woman out walking - Algeria. She wears a remarkably voluminous costume with a headdress which folds up from her waist, an enormous bunched skirt and wide sleeves

An Immense Cloth Finishing Dryer
A factory worker uses an immense cloth finishing dryer, in a promotional photograph for Dalglish. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Rhinoceros / Kronheim 1869
The Indian rhinoceros is the largest of the Asian spiecies. It has a thick, dark-grey hide, which folds like armor

Diagram showing five stages in bandage folding
Diagram showing five stages in the folding of a bandage, resulting in broad, narrow and medium options

History of Fashion 1815
Long sleeved white dress with vandyked hem & 11 folds on the skirt & tied at the back with a pink ribbon. A later 19th century view of earlier dress

Chinese Fisherman
A Chinese fisherman sets out with his nets, which open out from square folds with weights attached

Fabric Shop Assistant
A shop assistant behind a counter folds a length of flower patterned fabric she has just cut from a roll of cloth

FRENCHWOMAN 1795 - 2
The influence of Ancient Greece shows strongly in this high-waisted gown hanging in natural folds - expressing the idealism that inspired the dedicated Revolutionaries

Example of folding in rocks, Millook Beach, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Wildflowers near Hartland Point in Devon UK
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Costume Mrs Hunter 1860S
Plain dress with bishop sleeves & reversed cuffs composed of folds. A string of large beads falls between the stand-up collar & belt. N.B broad bracelet with disc motif

Satin Evening Gown C1905
Satin gown with wrap-over bodice buttons tightly over the hips before cascading in luxuriant folds to terminate in a train. The fashionable silhouette is achieved

Thirties Velvet Frock
A marcel waved blonde on a lion footed stool wears a shimmering gown in patterned velvet with kimono sleeves & a deep V neckline - the gored skirt in folds at her feet

Classical Curtains 3
DRAWING ROOM WINDOW CURTAINS in the classical style, with heavy dust-attracting folds. A clock on a plinth and a statue on a pedestal complement the sash windows

Folding Furniture
Everything in this furniture range from Mannstein of Vienna folds into easily transportable cases, making removals a doddle and emigration a joy

Rhinoceros C1870
The Indian rhinoceros is the largest of the Asian spiecies. It has a thick, dark-grey hide, which folds like armor

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"Folds: Unveiling the Intricate Beauty in Nature, Art, and Fashion" Albrecht Durer's Rhinoceros: A masterpiece showcasing the majestic folds of nature's armor. William Fairbank's Correct Plan of Sheffield: Every fold meticulously mapped to create a vibrant townscape. Small Intestine, SEM: Delving into the microscopic world reveals intricate folds that aid digestion. Human Digestive System Artwork: An artistic representation highlighting the complexity of our body's folds. Girls Fashions 1847: Victorian elegance brought to life through delicate fabrics and graceful drapes. Geisha Hairstyle Viewed from Rear - Japan: Elaborate hairdos adorned with intricate folds symbolizing tradition and beauty. Somebody's Cup of Tea by David Wright: The gentle steam rises from a perfectly folded napkin, inviting relaxation and comfort. Zebra Fish Skin, SEM: Zooming in on nature’s patterns unveils mesmerizing scales formed by unique folding structures. Sheer Deco Nude - 14-10-22: Celebrating sensuality through carefully draped fabric that accentuates natural curves and folds. Artistic Nude - 25-03-16 : Capturing vulnerability and strength in human form through expertly crafted poses and subtle skin folds. In this captivating collection of images spanning various realms – from art to fashion to biology – we are invited to explore the enchanting world of "folds. " From Albrecht Durer's iconic Rhinoceros painting where every crease becomes an emblematic feature, to William Fairbank's meticulous plan mapping out Sheffield town with its architectural intricacies; these works remind us that even in stillness lies hidden beauty waiting to be discovered. Venturing deeper into the unseen wonders, we encounter electron microscope images revealing small intestine surfaces resembling a labyrinthine landscape composed of countless folds, a testament to the body's remarkable efficiency.