Childhood Collection (page 6)

Minsk: Meeting of the children's executive committee, 1920-1929. Creator: Unknown
Minsk: Meeting of the children's executive committee, 1920-1929. In the early part of the Stalin era, the Kremlin established a new administrative territory in the Soviet Far East--the Jewish

Agricultural school (farm) near Minsk: General meeting, 1922. Creator: Unknown
Agricultural school (farm) near Minsk: General meeting, 1922. In the early part of the Stalin era, the Kremlin established a new administrative territory in the Soviet Far East--the Jewish Autonomous

A dead heat. Creator: Elsley, Arthur John (1861-1952)
A dead heat. Private Collection

Agricultural school (farm) near Minsk, 1922. Creator: Unknown
Agricultural school (farm) near Minsk, 1922. In the early part of the Stalin era, the Kremlin established a new administrative territory in the Soviet Far East--the Jewish Autonomous Region--to serve

The Jewish Model Children's Commune in Malakhovka Near Moscow, 1921-1922. Creator: Unknown
The Jewish Model Children's Commune in Malakhovka Near Moscow, 1921-1922. Children at Dinner. Among Them - Managing the Colony Comrad Shvartsman and Known Artist Mark Shagal

Cupid's children, 1929. Creator: Unknown
Cupid's children, 1929. In the early part of the Stalin era, the Kremlin established a new administrative territory in the Soviet Far East--the Jewish Autonomous Region--to serve as a Jewish

Zen
Kapuschinsky

immensity
Marchevca Bogdan

Childhood
Ksana But

Feeling blue
Mieke Suharini

Teasing
Malini Dhar Mitra

candid look
EMAN ABDELKADER

Dream
MOSTAFA NODEH

Caring
Irene Wu

fly
Michaela Durisova

Childhood Happiness
Muhammad Amdad Hossain

Young Toposa boy
Trevor Cole

Growing Up
Filippo Manini

The Chase
Kapuschinsky

Goal
Andy Bauer

A boy from Benares Ghats
Waldemar Szmidt

Slipping through time
Sofia Sitnikiene

Out there
Michel Groleau

Behind the Door
Vivek Kalla

Curiosity
Yulia Zhytnii

leap of joy
EMAN ABDELKADER

looking for peace
EMAN ABDELKADER

Girl with bags II
Svetislav Cvetkovic

Maasai Mother and Son
Yuzheng Ren

Autumn girl
Saleh Swid

"Come play with me, daddy. Forever and ever"
Filippo Manini

Namibia: The Spirit of Wilderness
Gina Buliga

Em busca de um caminho
António Carreira

Freedom
Dara Staykova

The dove of peace in a green field
AYMAN KHRBAWE

Shoe maker from Egypt 🇪🇬
Chainez

our world
MD MAHABUB HOSSAIN KHAN

Conversation
Evgenii Novichikhin

run
Stephanie Kleimann

ORPHAN CHILD
JOYRAJ SAMANTA

Childhood in Memory
Ling Zhang

Solitude
Kuntal Biswas

Beggar little boy
Waldemar Szmidt

Mooom !!!
Goran Jovic

Playground
Fang Tong

believe
Katie Andelman

Daydreamers
Katie Andelman

First snow joy
Adrian Popan

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"Childhood: A Journey of Innocence and Wonder" In the timeless tapestry of life, a chapter adorned with precious memories and boundless joy. It begins with simple pleasures like a donkey ride on a sunny day, where laughter echoes through the air, painting smiles on young faces. The canvas expands further as children immerse themselves in age-old games, their imaginations soaring high like kites against an azure sky. Through the strokes of Pieter Bruegel's brush in "Children's Games, " we witness the universality of play across generations. From leapfrog to marbles, these cherished pastimes transcend time itself, connecting us to our ancestors who once reveled in similar merriment. Henry Raeburn's "Boy with Rabbit" captures a tender moment frozen in time – an innocent bond between child and pet that speaks volumes about love and companionship. Leon-Maxime Faivre's "Two Mothers" reminds us that childhood is nurtured by not only one mother but also by kindred spirits who embrace little ones as their own. The Battenberg family portrait from 1906 serves as a sepia-toned window into days gone by – siblings intertwined with laughter and secrets shared amidst sprawling gardens. Our Lady of Vladimir icon whispers tales of devotion passed down through centuries, reminding us that faith can be woven seamlessly into the fabric of childhood. As we journey through history, nostalgia takes hold when glimpsing at Southbank Middlesbrough in the 1970s; carefree souls roam freely along streets filled with dreams yet to unfold. Bastien-Lepage's "Nothing Doing" portrays mischief brewing within youthful hearts while Princess Elizabeth gallops through Winsor Great Park atop her pony – an emblematic image symbolizing both royalty and innocence entwined. Marianne Stokes' masterpiece titled "Childhood Treasures" encapsulates moments treasured forever - dolls cradled, books cherished, and dreams nurtured.