Humans Collection (page 2)

Bare-chested man laughing

Bare-chested young man smiling, portrait

Young man wearing an open plaid shirt in a backyard

Sensual face of a young woman

Officer of Tank Corps with dog and motorbike, France, WW1
An officer of the Tank Corps on a Douglas motorbike with a spaniel dog, at Neulette, northern France, towards the end of the First World War. Date: 3 May 1918

Going with a Swing
Humorous illustration by Lawson Wood (1878-1957) showing Gran pop the orang utan swinging on vines. Entitled Gran pop travels a la Carte

Master of the Asteroid, Wonder Stories Scifi Magazine Cover
MASTER OF THE ASTEROID - A stranded astronaut is honoured as a god when he crashes on a distant planet

Monkey making flight at Bath Aviation Meeting 1912
At the first Bath Aviation Meeting, Little Nat (monkey) made an ascent with Mr. Hucks, a well known airman at the time, after being up a short time the pilot had to come down owing to engine

Skating Dachshunds
A lady and gentleman dachshund skate gracefully together. Other dachshunds also enjoy ice skating. Date: 1910

Unfolding female anatomy
x Date: 19th century

ASARFATI, Josef or Joseph (ca. 1299). Jewish
" ASARFATI, Josef or Joseph (ca. 1299). Jewish Cervera Bible. ca. 1299. Fish with the heads of humans, birds and wildcats

Dogs Get Married
Two dogs are joined in holy matrimony by a dog in holy orders (who is doubtless wearing a dog collar beneath his robes) late 19th century

An RAF Air Gunner Wearing His Chain of Office the Reg?
An RAF Air Gunner Wearing His Chain of Office the Regular Way in Which Ammunition Was Carried to Aircraft to Be Loaded in to the Gun

Earliest man tracked by tooth, discovery in Pliocene strata
The earliest man tracked by a tooth: an astounding discovery of human remains in Pliocene strata. An artists vision of Hesperopithecus (the ape-man of the western world) and contemporary animals

Sinanthropus, perhaps the lowest man known to science: excavating Choukoutien Cave where Peking Man dwelt 100, 000 years ago, and moulding his image. Date: 1939

Piltdown Man reconstructed, 1912
Piltdown Man, as imagined by Illustrated London News special artist Amedee Forestier, soon after the discovery of the bones was made public in 1912

Diagram showing bloodstream inside a vein, red, white blood cells, platelet

Portrait of a young man, cool tone

Portrait of a young man in sunlight, beauty shot

Young man wearing bathing trunks, leaning against a concrete wall

Bare-chested cowboy leaning on a cow gate

Sensual face of a young woman, close-up

Girl, teenager, serious

Young man with laptop sitting on steps

View of rocky beach and choppy sea, Porth Dafarch, Holyhead, Holy Island, Anglesey, Wales, August

Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) egg, held in hand, Rufford, Lancashire, England, October

Dog Playing a Trumpet
A dog playing a trumpet, reading sheet music from a stand! Date: early 1930s

Survival of the fittest, artwork
Survival of the fittest, conceptual artwork

Animal Band Good Night
Poodle conductor, standing on a dais, raps the baton on the music stand while a donkey bass player, a goat trumpeter & a ? dog percussionist strike up a tune

Animal Bicycle Race
Various animals compete in a cycle race : the ostrich leads on his penny-farthing, but the kangaroo is catching up

Sturgeon and Caviar
Sturgeon swim in the ocean, and their eggs are canned for the enjoyment of wealthy humans

Grandville Musicians
Musicians satirised by being represented as animals

Bird Pharmacist
A bird pharmacist and his customers

Resemblance of animals and their owners
Animals who resemble their owners - or vice versa -- a sheep and a cat

Preview of Peril / Sci-Fi
Preview of Peril (Story by Alfred Copper) Date: 1950

Cadiz, Costa de la Luz, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

Dentist Dog
A doggy dentist treats a client with toothache! Date: early 1930s

A Swell Hand-Out
Comic illustration showing two naughty little monkeys in pyjamas tricking Father Christmas (Gran pop the orang utan) with a bottomless stocking. Date: 20th century

Domestic Dog, Border Terrier, two adults, on twin lead, being walked by owner on path beside river, England, april

Dogs as Chefs
Three doggy chefs in their hats. Date: early 1930s

Boating Beagles
Two beagles in a rowing boat, one playing mandolin and the other holding a paddle. Date: early 1930s

Rabbiting on the Phone
A clever rabbit makes a telephone call on his new- fangled phone! Date: early 1930s

Boxing Dogs
Boxing dogs fight it out in the ring! Date: early 1930s

The Poor -- dogs in shabby clothes

Deer farming, trimming Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) joint, close-up of hands with chainmail gloves, England, january

Domestic Sheep, Beltex sheep being judged show, Royal Highland Show, Ingliston, Edinburgh, Scotland, june 2011

The Dog Nobody Likes
A downcast German dachshund is shunned by a British bulldog and French poodle. Dachshunds were not very popular during World War One

St Etienne Circus / 1903
At St. Etienne, a circus tent (the big top) is carried away by a high wind, causing chaos inside, as animals and humans panic and try to flee

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"Unveiling the Artistic Journey of Humans: From Stone-Age Cave Paintings to Well-Dressed Dachshunds" Step into a world where creativity knows no bounds, as depicted in Louis Wain's whimsical masterpiece, "A Cats Christmas Dance. " This enchanting artwork showcases the boundless imagination that humans possess. Travel back in time to the Stone Age and witness the birth of artistic expression. The cave paintings found in Chauvet, France, offer a glimpse into our ancestors' lives and their desire to leave an indelible mark on history. But art isn't limited to ancient times; it transcends eras. Take a peek at married dachshunds dressed impeccably, showcasing how they have extended their creative flair even onto their beloved pets. Dive deep beneath the waves and encounter a mesmerizing scene between a diver and mermaid. This captivating portrayal reminds us of our fascination with mythical creatures and our ability to bring them to life through art. Intriguingly peculiar yet thought-provoking is the phrenological head scrap - an artifact that reflects humanity's quest for understanding ourselves better. It highlights our relentless pursuit of knowledge about human anatomy and psychology throughout history. Returning once again to Chauvet, France, we marvel at more stone-age cave paintings that depict scenes from daily life. These primitive artworks remind us of our shared origins as Homo sapiens – beings driven by curiosity and creativity since time immemorial. Amidst all these wonders lies an unexpected twist – a bear waiter serving guests with gracefulness beyond expectation. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity in blending reality with fantasy while adding humor along the way. And who can forget those well-dressed dachshunds? With impeccable fashion sense, they showcase how humans extend their love for aesthetics not only onto themselves but also onto their furry companions. The elegance continues with dapper dachshunds, proving that style knows no boundaries.