Scatter Collection

Diagram showing the spectral class and luminosity of stars. The diagram was named The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, or the H-R diagram for short

Wwi / 1915 / Mesopotamia
The 33rd Queen Victorias Own Light Cavalry, led by Jemadar Ram-Karan, charge and scatter a Turkish force

Donuts from the top shelf
Dina Belenko

La Batterie Des Hommes Sans Peur
This illustration shows an array of French military men preparing for battle behind a bank, with grooves slotted out for cannon barrels, cannonballs scatter the ground as a man sits beside a sign

FLORIDA WIDOWS, HAIR
Widows of Florida scatter their hair on the graves of their dead husbands Date: 1737

FLORIDA WIDOWS MOURN
Widows of Florida scatter their hair on the graves of their dead husbands Date: 1737

Plate 389. Farmer, Scattering Seed, 1872-85 (collotype on paper)
3956153 Plate 389. Farmer, Scattering Seed, 1872-85 (collotype on paper) by Muybridge, Eadweard (1830-1904); 12.9x46 cm; Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, MA

November, the Sower: Study for a Tile at Queens College Hall, Cambridge
5889051 November, the Sower: Study for a Tile at Queens College Hall, Cambridge, 1864 (w/c on paper) by Brown, Ford Madox (1821-93); 25.4x12.7 cm; Private Collection; Photo eThe Ms Gallery

Shad, anchovy, and fishermen fishing with nets
Shad, Alosa alosa 137 and anchovy, Engraulis encrasicolus 138. Fishermen scattering bait with a wooden spoon to fish in a net

Spring, 1900 (etching printed on vellum)
3725984 Spring, 1900 (etching printed on vellum) by Burne-Jones, Edward Coley (1833-98) (after); 45.1x29.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Zettel (litho)
3643128 Zettel (litho) by Konewka, Paul (1841-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: Zettel. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

End of the Irish Invasion, or The Destruction of the French Armada
NCO189757 End of the Irish Invasion, or The Destruction of the French Armada, published by Hannah Humphrey in 1797 (hand-coloured etching & aquatint) by Gillray

The ashes of Joan of Arc and the stake thrown into the Seine
CHT420083 The ashes of Joan of Arc and the stake thrown into the Seine, from Jeanne d Arc a Rouen, c.1900 (engraving) by Deshays, Emile (fl.1890s); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Feeding the Robins
Two kindly girls scatter crumbs for the robins Date: circa 1885

Alphabet Blocks

Aerial view of ice from the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon on a black sand beach, Iceland
An aerial view of foamy surf and the ice from the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon washing up on a black sand beach; Jokulsarlon, Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland

Autumn Maple Leaves and Pine Cone

Hawaii, Oahu, Honolulu, Fresh, Ripe Mangoes For Sale At Chinatown Market Stall

Washington, Cascade Mountains, Mount Baker, Snoqualmie National Forest, Fossil Creek In Autumn

Shells And Starfish Scatterd On Textured Surface (Sepia Photograph)

Colorado, Near Steamboat Springs, Autumn Aspen Trees On Buffalo Pass

Northwest Colorado, Scattered Aspen Leaves Showing Fall Colors

Colorado, Steamboat, Yellow Aspen Leaves On Country Road

Colorado, Steamboat, Aspen Tree Trunks In Grove, Yellow Autumn Leaves

Rain, Abstract Painting In Red And Black (Acrylic Painting)

Girl with flowers on an ornate greetings card with ornate gold edging. Date: circa 1890s

Royal wedding 1893 - the departure
The departure of the Duke of York and his bride from Buckingham Palace.Earlier, George Duke of York(later King George V)(1865-1936) had married Princess May of Teck(later the Duchess of York)

Six ladies with flowers on a New Year card
Six ladies with a garland of flowers on a New Year card. Date: circa 1890s

Favourite Sayings - Scatter and Increase
Black and white lantern slide of split scene. Left hand side shows a man scattering seed into broken earth. Right hand side shows the painted image of sheaves of stacked corn

A diagram illustrating the extent of the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud

A simplified Herzprung-Russell Diagram showing how stars are classified

Aircraft dissipation trails over southern United States
January 29, 2007 - Aircraft dissipation trails over southern United States

The orbit of the binary Kuiper Belt object with the orbits of Pluto and Neptune
This illustration compares the orbit of the binary Kuiper Belt object, called 1998 WW31, with the orbits of Pluto and Neptune, the outermost solar system planets

Strewing flowers (oil on canvas) (detail of 109931)
XIR375197 Strewing flowers (oil on canvas) (detail of 109931) by Zurbaran, Francisco de (1598-1664); Real Monasterio de El Escorial, El Escorial, Spain; Spanish, out of copyright

Building Tower of Babel: Bible Genesis 11. God coming down to see tower (v5) and deciding to confound universal language (v6) and scatter people over the earth (v7)

Artists impression of lunar landscape at sunset. The Earth is at top right. Stars are visible in the lunar sky although it is not dark because the Moon has no atmosphere to scatter light

The annual scatter. Illustration shows a jester pouring dice in the shape of men and women from a cup labeled The Rail Roads onto a topographical map. Date 1911 June 14. The annual scatter

Silhouette, One Sows and Another Reaps
One Sows and Another Reaps -- silhouette showing a farm worker sowing seeds in a field, with horses pulling a plough in the background

Living Room 1964
The living room of a council house, with gas fire, coffee table, simple sofas and armchairs with colourful scatter cushions. Date: 1964

Girls Feed Birds Snow
Two little girls go out into the snow to scatter food for the birds. Date: circa 1880

Total lunar eclipse. Sequence of optical images of the total eclipse of the Moon of 9th January 2001. The sequence runs from top right to bottom left

The Order in Council
The daily newspapers scatter in fright as the spectral presence of Prime Minister Asquith, the censorious bogey man emerges above them

Custom - Flowers
When the Russian ship Bouvet is sunk during World War One, the people and their priest scatter flowers on the water

Cattle grazing on farmland in the Cajabamba district, Riobamba, Chimborazo Province, Central Highlands, Ecuador, South America

Flamingoes in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, China, Asia

Angels Scatter Flowers
Two angels scatter flowers

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"Scatter: From Stars to War, Widows to Donuts" In a captivating scatter of events and imagery, we delve into the diverse realms where the concept of "scatter" takes shape. Firstly, our journey begins in the vastness of space with a diagram showcasing the spectral class and luminosity of stars. It reminds us that even among celestial bodies, there is an inherent scattering pattern. Shifting gears to 1915 during World War I in Mesopotamia, we encounter "La Batterie Des Hommes Sans Peur, " a testament to bravery amidst chaos. The scattered remnants of war tell tales untold. Amidst this somber atmosphere, we find ourselves transported to Florida where widows mourn their lost loved ones. Their hair symbolizes both grief and resilience as they navigate life's unpredictable path alone. But let's not forget about moments that bring simple joy – donuts from the top shelf. These delectable treats are scattered temptations waiting for indulgence. Artistic expressions also capture the essence of scatter; be it through Farmer Scattering Seed or Walking while Scattering Flowers – these collotype prints from 1872-85 depict actions intertwined with nature's randomness. November brings forth another form of scattering - The Sower: Study for a Tile at Queens College Hall in Cambridge. This study showcases how seeds are dispersed across fertile lands by diligent hands during autumnal harvests. Venturing into aquatic realms, shad, anchovy, and fishermen fishing with nets demonstrate yet another facet of scatter. Nature's abundance spreads itself freely amongst those who seek sustenance from its waters. Finally, Spring arrives on delicate wings as depicted in an etching printed on vellum from 1900. Blossoms dance upon gentle breezes like scattered confetti celebrating new beginnings. Throughout this eclectic collection ranging from scientific diagrams to wartime tributes and culinary delights - one thing remains constant.