Noisy Collection (page 5)

Marriage A La Mode - Toilette Scene, c19th century. Artist: Armstrong
Marriage A La Mode - Toilette Scene, c19th century. Marriage a-la-mode is a series of six pictures painted by William Hogarth between 1743 and 1745

Times of the Day - Noon, 1870. Artist: WH Worthington
Times of the Day - Noon. After the original print by William Hogarth published in 1738. [London Printing and Publishing Co, 1870]

The Clubbists, 1860. Artist: William Greatbach
The Clubbists, 1860. After Sir David Wilkie (1785?1841)

The Election for Beadle, c1900. Artist: George Cruikshank
The Election for Beadle, c1900. An illustration for Hard Times by Charles Dickens. From Hard Times and Sketches by Boz, Volume XI, by Charles Dickens. [Blackwood, Le Bas & Co. London, c1900]

The Tempest

A Mock Election in the Kings Bench Prison, c1828, (1912). Artist: Bonner
A Mock Election in the Kings Bench Prison, c1828, (1912). In July 1827, the inmates of the Kings Bench Prison, Borough, South London

Box Lobby Loungers of 1785, c1785. Artist: Thomas Rowlandson
Box Lobby Loungers of 1785, c1785. Etching held at The Victoria and Albert Museum, London. From The Studio Volume 124. [The Studio Ltd, London & New York, 1942]

Small Ramponneau, 18th century, c1870-1950. Artist: Ferdinand Sigismund Bac
Small Ramponneau, 18th century, c1870-1950

Caricature of the Chamber of Deputies, Paris, 1898. Artist: Henri Meyer
Caricature of the Chamber of Deputies, Paris, 1898. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 10th July 1898

Reunion at the Mansion, 1849. Artist: Adolph Menzel
Reunion at the Mansion, 1849. Located in the collection at, National Gallery, Berlin

Plunderers, 1867. Artist: Evariste Vital Luminais
Plunderers, 1867. Located in the collection at, Musee de Langus

A View of Marseille, c1829-1863. Artist: Emile Charles Joseph Loubon
A View of Marseille, c1829-1863. Marseille is the second largest city in France and the third metropolitan area

Blowing up Flood Rock, 1885, (1886). Engraving made the year after the explosion. The rock was part of the Hell Gate Rocks complex which prevented large vessels reaching New York Harbour

Apotheosis of the Rabble, 1884. Artist: Louis Maurice Boutet de Monvel
Apotheosis of the Rabble, 1884

19th century auction in progress. From a work by Henry Duff Linton after Gustave Dore

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

Armentiers. Belgium. Holding Up A German Attack, From The Book The Outline Of History By H. G
Armentiers. Belgium. Holding Up A German Attack, 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
Tanks In Action. By Stanley Wood, From The Book The Outline Of History By H.G.Wells Volume 2, Published 1920

Clock with alarm on a blue background

Pileated Woodpecker

Dog in doghouse; cock singing at window, ca. 1842. Creator: Jean Ignace Isidore Gerard
Dog in doghouse; cock singing at window, ca. 1842

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

Suffragettes Geese to Parliament. Four white geese in a line head for parliament. Geese often featured on suffragette cards and ceramic figures

The Enraged Musician (engraving)
XJF397633 The Enraged Musician (engraving) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

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

USA, Oregon, Portland. Starling birds sitting on power lines and pole above city street

Musicians armed with drums and cymbals accompany Lion dance performers during Chinese New Year in Kowloon Hong Kong CHINA, Hong Kong, Kowloon

Young lady jumps over her bed, practising the hurdles
A sporty young lady jumps over the bed (disturbing the dogs and the neighbours in the flat beneath), practising her hurdling. Date: 1923

Runner holding an accordion - Istanbul, Turkey
A Turkish Fireman - a runner who ran ahead to warn of a fire, making an almighty wail and a racket on his accordion. Date: 1873

Destructive boy demolishes radio
A destructive little boy prepares to demolish a radio - a little girl sticks her fingers in her ears to deaden the noise. Date: 1933

Social / Britain / Revellers
The Revellers: Sir Toby Belch, Maria, Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Feste, with Malvolio just about to come through the door to tell them off Date: early 18th century

Cartoon, The Martians, WW1
Cartoon, The Martians. During the First World War, the residents of Mars complain to their neighbouring planet about the noise, and ask them to be more considerate. Date: 1918

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, The Farmyard Puppies, showing Chappie (a beagle) and Chips (a terrier) releasing a dozen quacking ducklings from their wooden crate by chewing through the fastenings

Bearded bellbird, Procnias averano, and noisy friarbird, Philemon corniculatus.. Handcolored copperplate stipple engraving from Dumont de Sainte-Croixs Dictionary of Natural Science: Ornithology

The Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) is the largest of the Dasyuridae, strictly protected and endangered. Australia, Tasmania

First Design for The Enraged Musician, 1799 (engraving)
XJF393891 First Design for The Enraged Musician, 1799 (engraving) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Franco-Prussian War: Saxons Frontlines before the Fort of Noisy, French Camp, Fort Romainville, Suburbs of Paris

Franco-Prussian War: The French position on 21 December 1870. From left to right: Gournay, Noisy Le Chasney, Neuilly sur Marne, Charenton, the white house, Fort de Nogent, plateau of Avron

The Enraged Musician, 1741 (engraving)
XYC252288 The Enraged Musician, 1741 (engraving) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); 35.9x40.6 cm; Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, USA; Transfer from the School of Music; English

Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) in spruce tree in winter, Marion Co, Illinois

Lions -Panthera leo-, couple mating, Msai Mara, Kenya

Lion -Panthera leo-, yawning, Msai Mara, Kenya

Red Deer -Cervus elaphus-, roaring stag, rut, Klampenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark

Red Deer -Cervus elaphus-, bellowing stag, Klampenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark

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"Noisy: A Symphony of Sounds from History to Nature" In 1742, the air at Moorfields Fair in London was filled with the noisy fervor as George Whitefield preached, captivating the crowd with his powerful voice. Amidst the bustling chaos of Chicago Board of Trade, traders shout and phones ring incessantly, creating a symphony of noise that echoes through the trading floor. The Metropolitan Police air raid siren blares through the city streets during World War II, warning citizens of impending danger and filling their ears with an unsettling noise. Even amidst a winter snowstorm in Alaska, a bald eagle finds itself harassed by a persistent crow, their squawks piercing through the otherwise serene landscape. Rosa Bonheur's masterpiece "The Horse Fair" depicts a lively scene where neighs and hooves create an orchestra of noise as horses are traded at Paris' annual fair. Laughter and splashes fill Port Sunlight Lido on a sunny day as families enjoy themselves while children's joyful screams add to the cheerful commotion. Louis Wain's whimsical painting "Daddy Cat - trumpeter" portrays feline musicians playing their instruments uproariously, filling imaginary halls with playful melodies. The thunderous roar of Canadian gunners reverberates across Vimy Ridge during World War I as they bravely fight for victory amidst deafening explosions and gunfire. High up in Australian trees perches a pied currawong whose distinctive calls pierce through nature's silence, adding its own unique melody to the surrounding wilderness. Norwegian railway stations come alive with clattering wheels on tracks accompanied by announcements over loudspeakers – harmonizing into an urban symphony that never ceases. The Metropolitan Police don gas masks while carrying rattles and wearing tin helmets during times when chaos reigns supreme – their presence marked by the noisy tools of their trade.