Hates Collection

Fishermen in the little Cornish fishing village of Mousehole enjoying a game of cribbage in the local pub after a hard day at sea Circa 1935

Marys Arithmetic Dream -- Mary hates arithmetic, but then she has a dream which changes her mind about it. (2 of 8) Date: 1950s

Eves fashion in 1914
Eve hates thinking of clothes at the present moment, but she knows the best she can do for her country is to buy what she can to prevent poor people from being thrown out of work

History of a Mess Piano, Notes, Harmonious, and Otherwise (engraving)
1055967 History of a Mess Piano, Notes, Harmonious, and Otherwise (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: History of a Mess Piano, Notes, Harmonious)

Aglaura into Rock
Aglaura, daughter of Cecrops, is inspired by Athena, who hates her, with jealousy of her sister Herse, beloved by Hermes, who consequently turns her into a rock

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"Hates: A Journey Through Time and Passions" In the picturesque little Cornish fishing village of Mousehole, time seems to stand still as fishermen gather for a friendly game of cribbage. The salty air fills with laughter and camaraderie, creating a sense of unity that transcends generations. Meanwhile, in the depths of Mary's Arithmetic Dream, numbers dance and equations come alive. Her mind is a canvas where mathematical wonders unfold, revealing the beauty hidden within calculations. Stepping back into history, we find ourselves amidst Eve's fashion choices in 1914. With elegance and grace, she dons exquisite garments that reflect her individuality while embracing the trends of her era. Fashion becomes an expression of identity and self-assurance. As we delve further into the past, we stumble upon an engraving depicting the History of a Mess Piano. Its worn keys bear witness to countless melodies played over time – some harmonious, others not so much. Yet each note tells a story; each discordant sound adds depth to its narrative. Returning once again to Mary's Arithmetic Dream, it becomes apparent that this realm holds endless possibilities. Numbers intertwine like vines on trellises; formulas create symphonies that resonate through space and time. But what lies beyond dreams? Aglaura transforms herself into solid rock – perhaps seeking solace or protection from life's uncertainties? It reminds us that sometimes our vulnerabilities can be turned into strengths if only we have the courage to embrace them fully. In this tapestry woven with diverse threads – from fishermen bonding over cribbage games to dreamers exploring arithmetic realms – one thing remains constant: human connection prevails even when faced with adversity or uncertainty. Hates may exist in various forms throughout these stories but ultimately serve as catalysts for growth and understanding.