Sentiments Collection

The Language of Flowers. One writes ones name under the flower whos sentiment you wish to express to the cards recipient. Date: circa 1908

SMITH, Adam (1723-1790). The Theory of Moral
" SMITH, Adam (1723-1790). " The Theory of Moral Sentiments". Half-title with portrait of the author. Published in 1809. Engraving. SPAIN. Barcelona

Paranormal Phrenology
Key to the animal propen- sities, religious and moral sentiments, perceptive faculties and reflective faculties, each one with its precise location

Christmas Evening

Cats Balancing on Cat Date: 1905

Archangel Gabriel

Flowers for Grandmother

The Language of Eyes - each expression of the eyes conveying a different feeling, emotion or reaction. Date: circa 1910s

Two Teenage Girls

The Language of Fruit - different fruit conveying different emotions and feelings. Date: circa 1920s

Nativity Scene

Woman in hairstyle called Feelings Returned, 1770s
Woman in hairstyle with ringlets, plumes and miniature bonnet called Feelings Returned. Coiffure aux sentiments replies. Handcoloured lithograph by de Laubadere from Octave Uzannes Stylish Hairstyle

Gustave Dores Don Quixote: "He acquainted the duke and duchess with his sentiments
6008411 Gustave Dores Don Quixote: " He acquainted the duke and duchess with his sentiments, and begged their leave to depart" (engraving) by Dore

The language of eggs, some new designs for Easter eggs to facilitate the exchange of graceful sentiments
1090726 The language of eggs, some new designs for Easter eggs to facilitate the exchange of graceful sentiments and amorous messages (litho) by Robinson

Napoleon: Sire ma mere est vieille et infirme, Sire my mother is an old and infirm woman (engraving)
5999258 Napoleon: Sire ma mere est vieille et infirme, Sire my mother is an old and infirm woman (engraving) by European School

40037

Boy and Girl Sitting on Half Moon Valentine Date: 1940

Valentine Zodiac Card for August Virgo Date: 1910

Boy wheeling Jack O Lantern in a cart to a dotinggirl Date: 1910

Couple lean on a fence at the golf course Date: 1910

Woman looks at wedding dress with girl friends Date: 1908

Man about to propose to woman on ocean liner Date: 1908

Man Hitting Flies off Man trying to putt on golf course Date: 1912

A caddie comments on the golf ball lying by a sleeping hobo Date: 1910

Golf caddie inadvertantly pokes fun at man golfing Date: 1910

Lady points skyward with golf club in hand by the sea Date: 1900

Elderly Gentlemen Date: 1880

Santa over Town Date: 1950

Christmas Cheer Date: 1940

Guests Bearing Gifts Date: 1940

Coach in Winter Date: 1940

Going to Party Date: 1940

Wreath on the Door Date: 1940

Medieval Yule Log Date: 1940

Caroler Carriage Date: 1940

Town Crier Date: 1940

Carolers in Snow Date: 1940

Rainy Parking Lot Date: 1948

Digging for Ants Date: 1948

Popping Corn in Hearth Date: 1948

Men Playing Cards Date: 1948

Opened Presents Date: 1948

Grandparents Visit at Christmas Date: 1948

Home for the Holidays Date: 1948

Receiving Special Gift Date: 1948

Caffeine Rush For Santa Date: 1948

Boys Race Each Other Date: 1948

Santa Sleeping

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Exploring Sentiments: From the Language of Flowers to Paranormal Phrenology" In the realm of human emotions, they have long been expressed through various mediums. Just like the eloquent language of flowers, each bloom carries a hidden message that speaks volumes without uttering a single word. As Adam Smith delved into moral philosophy in his renowned work "The Theory of Moral Sentiments, " he sought to understand the intricacies and complexities behind our ethical choices. But they can not confined to mere words or theories; they transcend boundaries and manifest in unexpected ways. Take, for instance, cats balancing on cat dates captured in a charming photograph from 1905 – their playful antics convey an unspoken affection that warms hearts effortlessly. Even celestial beings like Archangel Gabriel play a role in expressing sentiments. On Christmas evening, as we gather with loved ones, his presence reminds us of hope and goodwill towards all mankind. It also find solace within interpersonal connections. Two teenage girls sharing secrets under moonlit skies epitomize the bonds forged through trust and understanding. The language of eyes further enhances these connections – silent gazes can speak volumes when words fail. Throughout history, even hairstyles have conveyed sentiments. A woman adorned with an intricate hairstyle called "Feelings Returned" during the 1770s showcased her emotional depth and desire for reciprocation. Beyond traditional forms of communication lie unconventional avenues for sentiment expression. Gustave Doré's depiction of Don Quixote seeking permission to depart from the duke and duchess reveals how they are be conveyed through artistry and literature. And who could forget Easter eggs? These delicate creations not only symbolize rebirth but also serve as vessels for graceful sentiments and amorous messages – their new designs facilitating heartfelt exchanges between lovers. Sentiments weave themselves into every aspect of our lives – from nature's blossoms to philosophical treatises; from feline companionship to divine interventions; from intimate conversations to artistic expressions.