Buddy Collection (#14)

Two studies of a young womans head, 1716-18. Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
Two studies of a young womans head, 1716-18. From the collection of the British Museum, London, United Kingdom

Champetre Concert, 1715. Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
Champetre Concert, 1715. From the collection of the Musee des Beaux-Arts d Angers

Soldiers demonstrate a buddy sniper position
November 14, 2007 - Soldiers demonstrate a buddy sniper position as one of the ways to set up an attack in Iraq

Two de Havilland Sea Vixen FAW2s, XP925 and XS579, demonstrate buddy refuelling

de Havilland Sea Vixen FAW1 XJ488
de Havilland Sea Vixen FAW1, XJ488, was used in trials with buddy flight refuelling

Two North American F-100D Super Sabres 55-3504 and 55-3513
Two North American F-100D Super Sabres, 55-3504 and 55-3513, buddy refuelling

Divers starting a dive
Divers descending from boat onto sandy bottom at Rasdhoo Atoll, North Male, Maldives

Bookplate of Buddy Lankes. Print for a childs bookplate shows three birds sitting in a tree. Date 1920

Walkers near the Padang, Singapore, South East Asia

Moulay Assan Square, Essaouira, Morocco

Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan

The blue town, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India

Wall painting in the palace, Bundi, Rajasthan, India, Asia

Men reading newspapers, Meherangarh Fort, jodphur, Rajasthan, India

Plaza Mayor / Main Square, Trinidad, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
Plaza Mayor/Main Square, Trinidad, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba

Children riding water buffaloes, Inle Lake, Myanmar, Asia

Bar at sunset, Antigua, Caribbean, West Indies

Buddy & Morris Frank
Morris Frank, of Tennessee, with Buddy, his guide dog the first dog trained in Switzerland by Mrs Dorothy Eustis, founder with him in 1927, of The Seeing Eye

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"Buddy: A Timeless Bond Across Generations and Cultures" In this captivating journey through time and diverse landscapes, the name "Buddy" resonates with a profound connection that transcends boundaries. From the iconic Buddy Rich's electrifying performance in London back in 1967, to Brian Foskett's creation of an enduring masterpiece, it has become synonymous with talent and creativity. But it doesn't stop there; Buddy takes on different forms throughout history. Portraits of Captain Sir John Franklin and his courageous crew remind us of the unwavering camaraderie forged during treacherous expeditions. Meanwhile, the heartwarming image of a Seeing Eye dog named Buddy confidently guiding its owner across a busy road exemplifies loyalty and trust. The enchantment continues as we delve into the world of silent films, where Charles Buddy Rogers captivated audiences with his magnetic presence. And who could forget Crufts? The prestigious canine event showcases remarkable partnerships between humans and their four-legged buddies, celebrating their unbreakable bond. While exploring cultural traditions, we witness a woman's hand adorned with intricate henna designs—a symbol of friendship and celebration across many cultures. Fast forward to Crufts 2022—where new friendships are formed between dogs from all walks of life—and you'll find yourself immersed in an atmosphere brimming with love for our furry companions. Yet amidst these joyful moments lies poignant reminders that buddyhood extends beyond happiness alone. As evidenced by Peggy Sue's melancholic melody on a vintage record label or Death portrayed as the poor man's friend in an evocative illustration from 1850—we realize that even during times of sorrow or hardship, having someone by our side can provide solace. Finally, we encounter "The Best Friend of Charleston, " immortalized within pages depicting America's rich history—an emblematic testament to how companionship shapes communities over time. From music halls to icy expeditions; from the silver screen to cultural traditions.