Noise Collection (page 9)

Close-up of female cheetah yawning at camera, Serengeti, Tanzania
Close-up of female cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) yawning at camera, Serengeti; Tanzania

Riding The Stang. An Old Yorkshire Custom Used By A Community To Express Displeasure At Transgressions Such As Wife Beating

Tanks In Action. By Stanley Wood, From The Book The Outline Of History By H. G. Wells Volume 2, Published 1920
Tanks In Action. By Stanley Wood, From The Book The Outline Of History By H.G.Wells Volume 2, Published 1920

A Team Of Horses From A British Battery Stampede In Fright From Bursting German Shells During Wwi. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, Published 1915

Stormy Clouds Approaching Field Of Shooting Star Wildflowers

Fairground Ticket Booth

Close Up View Of A Glaucous Gull Nesting With Her With Chicks At Potter Marsh, Anchorage, Southcentral Alaska, Spring

A Loud Awakening

Clock with alarm on a blue background

Pileated Woodpecker

Bull Elk

Young Woman Blowing a Popen (glass noisemaker)... ca. 1792-93. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
Young Woman Blowing a Popen (glass noisemaker), from the series " Ten Classes of Womens Physiognomy" (Fujo ninso juppen), ca. 1792-93

Boy sitting on fence, playing musical instrument
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1930s: Boy sitting on fence, playing musical instrument

Cartoon, Two Horses, WW1
Cartoon, Two Horses on the Western Front, hearing explosions. One horse asks the other: Doesn t all this noise scare you? The other horse replies: No, I m used to it

The Merry Family, 1668, by Jan Havicksz Steen (c. 1625-1679)
Jan Havicksz Steen (c.1625-1679). Dutch painter. The Merry Familiy, 1668. Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. Holland

Cartoon, Hearing cannon fire in Constantinople, WW1
Cartoon, Hearing cannon fire in Constantinople, showing the ladies of the Turkish Harem alarmed by the sound of the guns of Gallipoli - likewise the Sultan himself! Date: 1915

The yule log. Medaeval musicians hauling in the yule log at Christmas. Come bring with a noise my merrie merrie boys the Christmas log to ye firing. Artist: Albertine Randall Wheelan Date: circa 1908

woodwinds musical instruments
Antique illustration of woodwinds musical instruments

Queen bee
Illustration of a Queen bee

Hand snapping fingers

Wolf howling at the moon

Wine glasses clinking

Cartoon of boy holding large conch shell to ear, with surprised expression as fish and water flow from opposite ear

Loudspeaker or Tannoy, beach, Norddeich, Norden, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany, Europe

Red Deer -Cervus elaphus-, deer rut, Copenhagen, Denmark

Red Deer -Cervus elaphus-, roaring rutting stag, Copenhagen, Denmark

Origami megaphone
Megaphone made in origami

Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) with mouth open wide

Phonautograph (c. 1860) by Scott and KAonig, published in 1880
Phonautograph (c. 1860) by Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville (French printer and bookseller, 1817 - 1879) and Rudolph Koenig (German acoustician, 1832 - 1901)

Donkey - Linda at London Zoo ?TopFoto Jaws retort response joke hey tongue long in the tooth dental inspection open wide loud pay attention shout noise nostrils

Cicada noise mechanism, diagram C018 / 0296
Cicada noise mechanism, diagram. Cicadas are insects forming the family Cicadidae. Male cicadas produce a rhythmic mating calls, a loud clicking sound from stridulatory organs on their abdomen

The Mingun Bell, Myanmar
The Mingun Bell. Located in Mingun, Sagaing Division, Myanmar (Burma). Cast between 1808 -1810. Date: 1906

Crested black macaque lipsmacking
Crested black macaque (Macaca nigra) lipsmacking. Lipsmacking is an important macaque facial expression in which the lips are smacked together producing an audible sound

Domestic Pig, Kune Kune, close-up of open mouth

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From the serene melodies of a wren singing in Cleveland to the deafening blast of a Metropolitan Police air raid siren, it has always played a significant role in our lives. In 1891, Henry Stacy Marks captured the essence with his artwork depicting a bustling Select Committee meeting. Fast forward to future New York, where the cacophony of city life reaches new heights. But noise isn't limited to human-made sounds; nature too has its own symphony. The growl of a Brown Bear on Kodiak Island and the majestic roar of Red Deer stags echo through their respective habitats, captivating our senses. In Havana's Sloppy Joes Bar in 1951, laughter and lively conversations mingled with clinking glasses as patrons reveled in the vibrant atmosphere. Meanwhile, Bagpiper Craig McIntosh practiced his craft amidst peaceful fields, filling the air with haunting melodies that transport us to distant lands. Even animals contribute their unique voices to this grand chorus. Louis Wain's whimsical illustration portrays Daddy Cat blowing his trumpet with feline finesse. During times of war, noise takes on an entirely different meaning. Canadian gunners at Vimy Ridge unleashed thunderous artillery fire while U. S. Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps performed solemn tunes that stirred patriotic emotions. Whether it is harmonious or chaotic, soothing or jarring, noise surrounds us every day – shaping our experiences and evoking powerful emotions within us.