Companion Collection (#38)

Edward VII Gambling
EDWARD VII at Monte-Carlo. His companion : Its alright for you, if you lose, you just raise the income tax

SPORTY DUO
Two ladies enjoy the fresh air at Le Touquet - one in a woollen sports dress by Douillet-Doucet, her companion in a sport ensemble by Joseph Paquin

Using a Good Companion
This lady is using an Imperial Good Companion Model portable, which cost her nineteen pounds and fifteen shillings, including the carrying case

Two in Evening Dress
Two ladies in evening clothes - one courtesy of Molyneux, her companion of Philippe et Gaston

Saluting Ladies
An artilleryman salutes two ladies who admire his gun and balls : one wears a creation by Bernard, her companion one by Martial et Armand. Soldier saluting

Two Elegant Ladies
She on the left wears a manteau in velvet by Beer, her companion chooses a grande robe de reception by Doucet

Travelling Clothes 1926
Two ladies dress for travel, one in an ensemble by Jeanny, her companion in an afternoon robe by Douillet

First Animal Companion
The First Animal Companion - the Dog

Witches in Flight
A young witch gets a lift on the broom of her older companion as they leave for the Sabbat

Lorenza Cagliostro
LORENZA FELICIANA, known as Seraphina, companion and associate of Giuseppe Balsamo, known as Cagliostro - Italian adventuress

Wilkins Birdmen
GLUM, THE FLYING MAN his clothing opens out to make wings - see companion picture of GAIVRY the Flying Girl

Tom Jones & Partridge
Tom is visited in prison by his companion Partridge

Southampton / Mirevelt
HENRY WRIOTHESLEY - 3rd Earl of SOUTHAMPTON, patron and companion to William Shakespeare

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"Embracing the Beauty of Companionship: From Homeward by Muriel Dawson to Whirling Dervishes" In a world where connections are cherished, companionship emerges as a timeless treasure. Just like the enchanting scenes depicted in "Homeward by Muriel Dawson, " we witness the essence of true camaraderie. As etiquette guides Edwardian table tennis players, their shared passion for the sport unites them beyond social norms. Nature too becomes an accomplice in fostering companionship. A Great Pyrenees finds solace amidst wild Poppy flowers at Antelope Valley, California, reminding us that even in vast landscapes, loyal friends can be found. Similarly, two majestic Great Pyrenees sitting together at a park in Laguna Beach exemplify how these gentle giants create bonds that transcend words. The spirit of adventure and friendship intertwines as Don Quixote rides alongside his faithful companion Sancho Panza. Their journey symbolizes unwavering loyalty and support through life's challenges. Pictures No. 11092907 and 11092677 capture moments frozen in time—where humans find comfort and joy with their four-legged companions—a testament to the profound bond between man and dog. Just as Beowulf faced fierce dragons with courage aided by his comrades, our own battles become more bearable when we have steadfast allies standing beside us. London Life magazine's front cover from 1966 showcases individuals intertwined in laughter and conversation—an ode to urban friendships that brighten city streets with warmth and connection. David Duggins' photograph titled "Say When" encapsulates an intimate moment shared over drinks—a reminder that companionship is often found within simple gestures exchanged between kindred spirits. Lastly, whirling dervishes spinning harmoniously remind us of the power of unity—how collective energy can elevate our souls while embracing one another on this journey called life. Through artistry captured across various mediums, we are reminded that companionship knows no boundaries.