Shephard Collection

NURI OZCIFTCI

The Living Past
Guilherme Limas

Cessna T-37A 56-3576
United States Air Force (USAF) - Cessna T-37A 56-3576 (MSN 40148), at Shephard Air Force Base, Texas. Date: circa 1985

Cessna T-37B 64-13426
United States Air Force (USAF) - Cessna T-37B 64-13426 (msn 40841), at Shephard Air Force Base, Texas. Date: circa 1985

Crossing the Moor, 19th century (oil on canvas)
6199008 Crossing the Moor, 19th century (oil on canvas) by Milne, Joseph (1857-1911); 39.4x59.7 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; (add.info.: Orchar Collection); Dundee Art Galleries and Museums

Under the Greenwood, 1881 (oil on canvas)
3576967 Under the Greenwood, 1881 (oil on canvas) by Inness, George Jnr. (1853-1926); 91.8x74 cm; North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh

Ladies day in the swimming-bath Ladies day in the swimming-bath
Bathing in all weathers: Ladies day in the swimming-bath of a famous London club Date: 1920

195982

shepherd of Holbav
Andrei Nicolas - The Traveler

Jose Dalmaine, British actress, 1938. In Firth Shephards new musical comedy, Running Riot, at the Gaiety Theatre, London. Cigarette card from Modern Beauties, 7th series

Ruth Robinson, British actress, 1938. In Firth Shephards successful musical comedy, Wild Oats, at the Princes Theatre, London

Norah Henderson, British actress, 1939. In Firth Shephards new musical comedy, Running Riot, at the Gaiety Theatre, London

Damask Pattern, by Shephard and Co. Halifax

BROOKLYN: PROSPECT PARK. Sheep grazing in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York. Photograph, c1903

Damask Pattern, By Shephard And Co. Halifax

Shephard tending sheep in olive grove, Mentone, Riviera. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Shephard with flock in olive grove, Mentone, Riveria. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

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"Shephard: A Timeless Connection Between Man and Nature" In the vast skies, two Cessna T-37A 56-3576 and Cessna T-37B 64-13426 soar gracefully, embodying the spirit of shepherding from above. As they traverse the heavens, they witness a scene reminiscent of Crossing the Moor in the 19th century - an oil on canvas masterpiece capturing the harmonious bond between shepherd and flock. Underneath towering trees in Under the Greenwood, 1881, another oil on canvas artwork transports us to a simpler time when shepherds guided their sheep through lush meadows. The tranquility is interrupted by laughter echoing across Ladies day in the swimming-bath; women reveling in joy as they embrace nature's refreshing waters. The Living Past comes alive as we delve into history's archives. We encounter Holbav's Shepherd, whose unwavering dedication to his flock symbolizes timeless devotion. In contrast, British actresses like Jose Dalmaine (1938), Ruth Robinson (1938), and Norah Henderson (1939) captivate audiences with their performances while embodying strength akin to that of a shepherd guiding their sheep. As we journey further back in time, we glimpse at an engraving depicting the grandeur of Great Exhibition of 1851 - where innovation met tradition under one roof. Amidst this spectacle stands a shepherd amidst modern marvels – reminding us that even amidst progress, our connection with nature remains unbroken. Finally, our exploration leads us to number 195982 - not just a mere digit but rather an emblematic representation of countless shepherds who have tirelessly cared for their flocks throughout generations. It serves as a reminder that behind every number lies stories untold yet deeply rooted within humanity's collective memory. "Shephard" encapsulates more than just its individual components; it represents an eternal relationship between man and nature.