Speechless Collection

Illustration for The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith (litho)
6028816 Illustration for The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith (litho) by Sullivan, Edmund Joseph (1869-1933); Private Collection; (add.info.: He perceived Miss Wilmot and me)

"A Tombstone in a Distant Land, "by Fergus Hume (engraving)
1056815 " A Tombstone in a Distant Land, " by Fergus Hume (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: " A Tombstone in a Distant Land)

Covid Mask
Gilbert Claes

Northern Lights In The Sky

Multnomah Falls, Oregon, Usa

Beautiful Mountain Waterfall

Scenic Mountain Waterfall

Canadian Mountains

Incoming Tide Against The Mountains, Hawaii, Usa

Sunset Over Water, Hawaii, Usa

Fast Flowing River

Water Rushing Through Rocks

Enjoying A Mountain Lake View

Northern Lights, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Man Worshipping

Man Worshipping Jesus

Surrender

Two Men In Water Raising Hands

Hands Stretched Towards Heaven

People In Water With Hands Raised

Man With Arms Raised In Water

A Man Meditating

Man Lifts Hands Towards The Heavens

Worshipping God

Woman Lifts Her Hands Towards Heaven

Entrance To Heaven

A Dove In The Sky

Christmas Tree At Night

Christmas Tree Outdoors At Night

Christmas Tree Glowing Under The Northern Lights

Unable to utter a syllable, illustration to Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
XJF466205 Unable to utter a syllable, illustration to Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, edition published in 1894 (engraving) by Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mrs)

A certain cabinet junto, en sanguine engraving 1775, King George III, speechless (his caption balloon is empty), seated on the right in a high-backed chair at a table

A Certain Cabinet Junto, En Sanguine Engraving 1775, King George Iii, Speechless (his Caption Balloon Is Empty), Seated On The Right In A High-backed Chair At A Table

Pencil with a broken point

Its Triplets by George Ranstead
Humorous pen and ink drawing on a postcard showing a nurse or midwife presenting an astonished husband (and now, new father) with not one, not two but three newborn babies. Both are speechless!

John Gale, alias Dumb Jack
Undated copy of etching of John Gale, alias Dumb Jack, in profile, smoking a pipe. HPG/8/2/1 (xxix)

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"Speechless: A Visual Journey through Time and Nature" Step into a world where words fail to capture the essence of beauty, emotion, and wonder. This captivating collection of illustrations and photographs will leave you speechless. First, we are transported to the pages of Oliver Goldsmith's "The Vicar of Wakefield, " as an exquisite lithograph brings his characters to life. The intricate details invite us to delve into this timeless tale. Next, we encounter Fergus Hume's "A Tombstone in a Distant Land. " Through an enchanting engraving, we glimpse the mystery and intrigue that lies beyond its title. Our imagination runs wild with curiosity. In these unprecedented times, a Covid mask symbolizes our collective silence. As we gaze upon it, memories flood back from 1917 when people wore masks during another devastating pandemic. The image titled "He could not find a word to say" reminds us of those who suffered in silence. Walter Besant's romantic novel "Armorel of Lyonesse" unfolds before our eyes through an evocative engraving. We can almost feel the passion and longing emanating from its pages. Nature takes center stage as we witness the mesmerizing dance of Northern Lights illuminating the sky above us. Their ethereal glow leaves us breathless with awe at Earth's natural wonders. We then embark on a journey across continents - from Multnomah Falls in Oregon, USA to majestic Canadian mountains adorned with scenic waterfalls. These images remind us how small we are amidst nature's grandeur while simultaneously filling our hearts with tranquility and admiration for Mother Earth. As day turns into night over Hawaii's shores, vibrant sunsets paint a masterpiece across the horizon reflected on calm waters below. In these moments when words seem futile against such beauty, all one can do is stand in silent reverence for nature’s artistry. Join us on this visual odyssey where words are rendered unnecessary, and let these captivating images speak volumes.