Sustain Collection

Blood Orange, Sustain, Tangierine (chromolitho)
2791919 Blood Orange, Sustain, Tangierine (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Blood Orange, Sustain, Tangierine)

Surrounded: Sand
Sustainability concept with a plastic fork, red butterfly, and a circle of light. Dina Belenko

Bleriot 71 four engined bomber, one of a series of similar aircraft produced by Bleriot from 1916. Early in its flight test program an incident during landing, on 15 May 1918

Rail Travel in India
Rail travel in India is very comfortable - for Europeans, with native servants to polish their boots, sustain them with coffee, and keep their hookah in good nick... Date: circa 1860

Mr. Stacy Markss A SELECT COMMITTEE is unintentionally a satire upon the proceedings of many public bodies, in which cockatoos

French Military Band
Every French regiment takes pride in its band, whose music is heard both on the parade- ground and to sustain morale on route-marches

More Money Needed
More money is needed to sustain Germanys war effort

God Sends Manna
When the Israelites run short of food, God arranges a manna drop to sustain them

Martinique Coffee
Martinique - Harvesting coffee to satisfy the cravings of picture researchers and sustain them in their work

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"Sustain: A Journey Through Time and Space" Lying in state, England's history unfolds before our eyes. From the grandeur of palaces to the humblest of cottages, the concept of sustainability has always been at its core. A Spanish Civil War poster catches our attention, urging us to stand strong and support a cause that will sustain generations to come. Blood Orange, Sustain, Tangierine - vibrant colors leap off a chromolitho print, reminding us that nature's beauty must be preserved for future enjoyment. Surrounded by endless sand dunes, we witness the Bleriot 71 soaring through the sky - a testament to human ingenuity and determination to sustain progress even in challenging environments. Rail travel in India takes center stage as bustling trains connect communities across vast landscapes. Mr. Stacy Markss' unintentional satire on parliamentary proceedings reminds us that sustaining democracy requires constant vigilance and critical thinking. Namibia's Damaraland reveals breathtaking rock formations standing tall against time itself. In this arid land where sustenance is scarce, life finds a way to thrive against all odds. Oranges burst with flavor and vitality - their citrusy sweetness symbolizing sustenance both for body and soul. The French Military Band plays harmoniously; their music echoing through centuries as they preserve cultural heritage with every note played. More money needed - an urgent plea resonates within society as we strive for economic stability while ensuring sustainable growth for future prosperity. And just like God sends manna from heaven during times of need, we too must embrace sustainable practices that nourish our planet so it can continue providing for generations yet unborn. In this journey through time and space, "sustain" emerges not merely as a word but as an ethos guiding humanity towards responsible stewardship of our world – preserving what is precious while forging ahead towards a brighter tomorrow.