Slowly Collection (#2)

Wounded Australian troops are paraded through the streets of
A photograph of a Napier, with the driver carrying wounded Australian soldiers, recently returned from Gallipoli or Europe, through the streets of Sydney

Grandfather and Grandchildren at the seaside - Thackeray
Passive Resistance - A Grandfather, thoroughly enjoying his day at the seaside with the Grandchildren, curbs the speed they can reach the sea, however much they encourage him to get a move

Picture No. 10760644
Balloon Safari, Namibia - At a perfect morning the hot-air balloon slowly moves above the edge of the Namib Desert. Date:

Frontispiece of the ninth edition of Charles Lyell Principles of Geology, London, 1853, showing the Temple of Serapis at Puzzuoli in 1836 and how it had slowly subsided

Charcoal burning: Building pyramid of wood (right) to be covered with bracken and earth, then slowly burned (left) to produce charcoal. Superior to charcoal produced in pits

Charcoal burning: Pit being filled with wood (right) covered with earth and bracken, then slowly burned to produce charcoal. Inferior to charcoal burned in heaps

Covering saucepan of vegetable broth to simmer, high angle view

Africa, Kenya, Masai Mara, Wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), mother and two calves walking side by side through grassland, side view

The Old Curiosity Shop, Nell dispersing handbills
The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens, first published in the weekly serial Master Humphreys Clock from 1840 to 1841 and then as its own book in 1841

Slowness Postcard
Everything seems Blooming Slow just now... A man complaining of a lack of speed and motion needs to check his mount - a Giant Tortoise! Date: 1918

Our Local Express (2 / 2)
A satirical look at an express train service (2/2 - see 10425389). 1907

Our Local Express (1 / 2)
A satirical look at an express train service (1/2 10429191). 1907

Sketch of Ruined Abbey
An unnamed abbey stands in ruins. Nature is slowly taking over as plants sprout from the masonry. Date: 1854

City of Westminster, Drive Slowly
A street sign saying: City of Westminster, Drive Slowly

Horse Litter (Smith)
A well-to-do lady peers from beneath the canopy of her horse litter as it carries her bumpily through the English countryside, slowly and probably sickmakingly. Date: 1325

Cressets and Street Lamp
Paris streets illuminated by lamps of slowly-burning material placed in strategic locations : the nightwatchmen carry cressets using similar technology Date: 16th century

Further Outlook Stormy by Chole Preston
A deep depression is advancing slowly across the British Isles

Corradinis Descent on Horseback, 1898
Illustration showing (Frank) Corradinis horse-riding act, which he displayed in Berlin, Paris and Copenhagen in 1898. Corradini

London Snowed Upon
Snow falls upon a London street : a bobby wears a distinctive winter cape, making sure that vehicles obey the instruction to Drive Slowly

USA Seattle Wash
A coach passes slowly through the main street of this quiet western town

Mahogany, Guatemala
Felling mahogany trees in Guatemala : the enormous demand for this hard furnishing wood leads, alas, to extensive deforestation for it re-grows slowly

Steam Ploughing 1870
STEAM PLOUGHING Using two 6-horse power engines, one at either end of the furrow, which move forward slowly, providing power to the plough via a cable

Statue of Zeus, Olympia
The giant statue was carved by the Greek sculptor Phidias around 435 BC from ivory. It was slowly destroyed by fire, floods, earthquakes and landslides

C17 Ball Timekeeper
The FALLING BALL TIMEKEEPER has a central band which slowly rotates; the time is indicated by a pointing figure

Lamp Timekeeper
The LAMP TIMEKEEPER is used by Felipe II of Spain, and his contemporaries, to mark time at night, the level of liquid dropping slowly through the night, measured against marks

Spring Time Thaw / 1909
The first thaw. The snow slowly begins to melt on the fields

7 Wonders / Zeus / Parr
The statue was carved by the Greek sculptor, Phidias, around 435 BC from ivory. It was slowly destroyed by fire, floods, earthquakes and landslides

7 Wonders / Zeus / Picart
The statue was carved by the Greek sculptor Phidias around 435 BC from ivory. It was slowly destroyed by fire, floods, earthquakes and landslides

Firewalking, Fiji
On Bequa Island, Fiji, 12-14 men walk slowly across a fiery pit, sustaining temperatures of 130 degrees Celsius for up to a minute

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"HURRY! SLOWLY" - A captivating journey through time and art awaits at Reading War Hospital in Reading, Berkshire. As you step into the gallery, your eyes are drawn to a mesmerizing painting of "Jesus on Cross C15, " its intricate details inviting contemplation and reflection. Nearby, another masterpiece catches your attention: "Napoleon Et Les Femmes Part 1, " a portrayal of the emperor's complex relationships with women. Delving deeper into history, you stumble upon the Captain John Treasure Jones Archive, where two intriguing items beckon exploration. The first is a fascinating documentation of the Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer 3 G-AYFA aircraft—a symbol of innovation and adventure. Alongside it lies an enigmatic artifact named MARINER that seems to hold secrets within its metallic frame—whispering voices from bygone eras. As you continue your slow-paced discovery, a profound artwork by Poussin titled "JESUS ON CROSS POUSSIN" captures your imagination with its emotional depth and spiritual resonance. Moving forward in time yet again, you encounter traces of missionary Pedro de Alcala's presence in Formosa—an evocative testament to cultural exchange and religious devotion. Amidst this rich tapestry of history lies an unexpected gem—a vintage advertisement for Commonwealth Oxygen & Accessories Ltd. Its vibrant colors and bold typography offer glimpses into past aspirations and technological advancements. Leaving behind these tangible relics, you find yourself outside Telegraph House—the former abode of renowned philosopher Bertrand Russell—where a notice reminds passersby of his intellectual legacy. And finally, as if nature itself conspired to add beauty to this narrative-rich landscape, a majestic peacock perches gracefully on the bridge nearby—a reminder that even amidst our hurried lives, there is always room for moments of serenity and appreciation for life's wonders.