Themselves Collection

In a world filled with diverse interests and passions, we find ourselves constantly exploring new realms

Themselves Collection: Animals painted by themselves (engraving)

Animals painted by themselves (engraving)
5228778 Animals painted by themselves (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Animals painted by themselves)

Themselves Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20101848

EyeUbiquitous_20101848
USA, New York, Manhattan, People waving and looking at themselves in a giant live real time TV video LED screen in Times Square above Forever 21 clothing shop

Themselves Collection: Danton And Camille Desmoulins Defend Themselves Before The Convention, 30Th March 1794

Danton And Camille Desmoulins Defend Themselves Before The Convention, 30Th March 1794. Georges Danton, 1759-1794. French Revolutionary Leader. Camille Desmoulins, 1760-1794

Themselves Collection: Peat briquettes used for fuel in private homes are dried by the citizens themselves, Birr, Leinster

Peat briquettes used for fuel in private homes are dried by the citizens themselves, Birr, Leinster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Themselves Collection: Drawings Prints, Print, Cits, Airing, Themselves, Sunday, Artist, Thomas Rowlandson

Drawings Prints, Print, Cits, Airing, Themselves, Sunday, Artist, Thomas Rowlandson
Drawings and Prints, Print, Cits Airing Themselves On A Sunday, Artist, After, Thomas Rowlandson, Sir Henry William Bunbury, British, London 1757-1827 London, British, Mildenhall

Themselves Collection: Francisco de Goya, Palenque de los moros hecho con burros para defenderse del toro

Francisco de Goya, Palenque de los moros hecho con burros para defenderse del toro embolado (The Moors Use Donkeys as a Barrier to Defend Themselves against the Bull Whose Horns have been Tipped with)

Themselves Collection: MR. DISRAELIs VISIT TO GLASGOW: 1. The Crowd outside the Kibble Palace

MR. DISRAELIs VISIT TO GLASGOW: 1. The Crowd outside the Kibble Palace. 2. Embryo Divines amusing themselves. 3. Cheering the Lord Rector. 4. Capping the Lord Rector. 5. Mr. Disraeli at the Desk. 6

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In a world filled with diverse interests and passions, we find ourselves constantly exploring new realms. Just like the intricate branches of set theory, our lives intertwine with various elements that shape who we are. Like animals painted by themselves in mesmerizing engravings, we strive to express our unique identities through artistry. With eyes as ubiquitous as the stars in the night sky, we observe the world around us, absorbing its wonders and complexities. Much like Danton and Camille Desmoulins defending themselves before the Convention during the French Revolution, we stand up for what we believe in and fight for justice. From Birr in Leinster to Glasgow's Kibble Palace, citizens take charge of their own destinies. Peat briquettes used for fuel are dried by their very hands – a testament to self-sufficiency and resilience. We embrace this spirit of independence as artists like Thomas Rowlandson capture scenes of everyday life where individuals air themselves on Sundays. Throughout history, great minds have depicted humanity's struggle to defend itself against adversity. Francisco de Goya portrays a palenque de los moros made from burros – an ingenious defense mechanism against raging bulls. Gerrit van Schagen after Jacques Callot immortalizes moments when people protectively shield themselves from harm. Even biblical tales echo within us; Heinrich Aldegrever's depiction shows Adam and Eve hiding themselves after tasting forbidden fruit – reminding us that vulnerability is part of being human. As Mr. Disraeli visits Glasgow amidst an enthusiastic crowd outside Kibble Palace, it becomes clear that our individual stories merge into a collective narrative woven by shared experiences. So let us celebrate these multifaceted selves that make up our vibrant tapestry of existence - embracing diversity while finding unity in our pursuit of truth and fulfillment.