Anticipate Collection

Leonardo Helicopter
LEONARDO DA VINCI Sketch of a flying machine which seems in some respects to anticipate the helicopter, though the technology is not clear

Give and Take on Road
Drive as you would wish others to drive... always anticipate danger and be on the alert... on corners keep as far to the left as possible

Pocket Watch In Black And White

Cartoon, Kaiser Wilhelm II in civilian dress, WW1
Cartoon, The Last Uniform of All, depicting Kaiser Wilhelm II in civilian dress, looking forward to his change from uniform after a peace treaty is signed at the end of the First World War

Rear view of an elk inquisitively looking into the forest, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
View taken from behind of an elk (Cervus canadensis) standing in a funny pose looking inquisitively through the forest trees and showing its butt; Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

Feet On The Edge Of A Diving Board

Part Of A Mans Head And A Stop Watch

Joy

Aristocratic Dress C18Th
Fontange headdress, petticoats are lavishly & horizontally trimmed with lace & jewels, over-skirts anticipate the polonaise of the late C18th. N.B handscreen & face patches Date: 1700 - 1707

Water or metal divining has always been looked upon with some scepticism - since few people have been able to carry the task out using the age old method of a hazel twig

Walkers approaching Suilven mountain in Sutherland Scotland UK
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"Anticipating the Unforeseen: From Leonardo Helicopter to WW1 Strategies" In a world filled with give and take on the road of life, anticipation becomes our guiding force. Just like a cartoon character, we must navigate through various scenarios, much like Kaiser Wilhelm II in civilian dress during World War As we delve into history, aristocratic dress from the 18th century reminds us of an era where anticipation was key to maintaining social status. A pocket watch in black and white serves as a timeless reminder that every second counts when anticipating what lies ahead. Nature too holds its own surprises. In Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada, a rear view of an elk curiously peers into the forest - always ready to anticipate any potential danger or opportunity that may arise. Humor also plays a role in anticipation. The colored engraving from "The Humours of Cynicus" captures this essence perfectly by showcasing how unexpected events can make us laugh while trying to foresee their outcome. Animals possess their own intuitive sense of anticipation. A three-month-old Saint Bernard puppy in Renton, Washington State licks his lips eagerly awaiting his next adventure. Sometimes it's about taking risks and living on the edge – just like feet poised on the edge of a diving board. Anticipation fills our hearts as we prepare for that exhilarating plunge into unknown waters below. Even within ourselves lies the ability to anticipate; part of a man's head alongside a stopwatch symbolizes our internal clock constantly ticking away as we predict future outcomes based on past experiences. In Africa's Kibale National Park at Ngogo Chimpanzee Project, young adult chimpanzees listen intently - they understand that being aware and anticipatory is crucial for survival amidst ever-changing surroundings. Lastly, war teaches us about strategic anticipation. Stereoview photographs from World War One depict British soldiers examining German prisoners for vital information needed to anticipate enemy attacks.