Basin Collection (#46)

A basin is not just a simple household item; it holds a world of wonders within its depths. Picture No

Removal of Fluid
Fluid removed from a patients abdomen using a stomach drain

Basin Collection: Servants / Male / Pageboys

Servants / Male / Pageboys
A Dutch lady washes her hands while her page holds the basin

Roman Polos
The ancient Roman POLOS, or HELIOTROPION, is a staff standing in a basin, time being measured by the movement of the shadow from one point to another

Wash Basin 1930
An elegant pink washbasin by Dent & Hellyer in an art deco bathroom

Basin Collection: Girls Bathing Dolls 1883

Girls Bathing Dolls 1883
Three little girls bathing their dolls

Great Basin, USA
The Great Basin is an elevated desert region between the Sierra Nevada and the Rockies, located in five different states. It drains into the Great Salt Lake, Utah

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A basin is not just a simple household item; it holds a world of wonders within its depths. Picture No. 10984558 showcases an Earth, topographic and bathymetric map, revealing the intricate contours of our planet's surface and underwater landscapes. Just like the moon captured by Galileo Images, basins hold secrets waiting to be discovered. In CASSATT: THE BATH, 1891-2, Mary Cassatt immortalizes the intimate act of bathing in oil on canvas. The picture No. 10898948 presents Australia's topographic map, highlighting the diverse terrain that lies within this vast continent. From Woman Washing / Basin 1927 to Manneken Pis Postcard Album - A Duel and Nun and Children, basins have been witness to countless human stories throughout history, and are vessels for cleansing both body and soul. Nature also finds solace in basins; Yellowstone National Park's West Thumb Geyser Basin stands proudly on the shore of Yellowstone Lake in Wyoming (WY). It reminds us that even Mother Earth relies on these formations for her own natural wonders. Returning to Picture No. 10984558 with an Earth topographic and bathymetric map once again reveals how gum trees thrive in billabongs at Rawnsley against Wilpena Pound's south-west escarpment – a testament to life flourishing around these water-filled depressions. So next time you encounter a basin, remember its significance goes beyond mere functionality or aesthetics – it connects us to our planet's past, present, and future while offering glimpses into humanity’s most profound moments as well as nature’s breathtaking beauty.