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Encouraged Collection (#2)

"Encouraged: Tales of Triumph and Tragedy" In the ancient myth of Icarus & Daedalus, we are reminded that even in moments of great danger

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Immigrants arriving at Winnipeg, Canada, 1909

Immigrants arriving at Winnipeg, Canada, 1909
Photograph of crowds of immigrants arriving at the train station in Winnipeg, Canada, 1909. Winnipeg was at that time the chief distributing centre for Western Canada

Background imageEncouraged Collection: The Hanwell Asylum

The Hanwell Asylum
A exterior view of the Hanwell asylum in north-west London. The asylum opened in 1831, on the outskirts of London. Patients were encouraged to become self-sufficient

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Art Encouraged

Art Encouraged
Flemish artists are encouraged by the patronage of Philippe III, le Bon, duc de Bourgogne

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Sniper Post Cartoon

Sniper Post Cartoon
The Competitive Spirit Should be Encouraged - A novel approach to this idea in this cartoon, as British troops turn a Snipers Post into a Try Your Luck shooting alley

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Pilgrims Progress 20

Pilgrims Progress 20
Christiana, who had stayed at home when Christian set out, is encouraged by a visitor to follow her husband to the Celestial City

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Kitchen Garden 1940S

Kitchen Garden 1940S
During World War Two, British families were encouraged to Sow for Victory and be as self-sufficient as possible by growing their own fruit and vegetables and flowers too

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Magic Books Burnt

Magic Books Burnt
Encouraged by Paul, the magicians of Ephesus burn their books, an act of vandalism for which it is difficult to forgive them

Background imageEncouraged Collection: DU LAURENS (1558-1609)

DU LAURENS (1558-1609)
ANDRE DU LAURENS Court physician to Henry IV of France. Believed the royal touch could cure disease and encouraged Henry to touch as many people as possible! Date: 1558 - 1609

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Stage Coach / Flood Tide

Stage Coach / Flood Tide
A Flood Tide " Ship a hoy!!" A concerned gentleman is offered passage by jolly boat, but encouraged to stay in the stage which will make the final five mile in 20 minutes

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Artful Cards

Artful Cards
A gullible looking young man in plus fours and flat cap is encouraged to bet on a three card trick by a group of Jewish touts

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Roman Volunteers

Roman Volunteers
Romans are encouraged to volunteer to fight for independence. They respond more enthusiastically than the citizens of Vienna (see picture 10197629)

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Austrian Volunteers

Austrian Volunteers
Patriotic Viennese are encouraged to volunteer for the war in Italy. The response is less than enthusiastic, but there are a few tearful farewells

Background imageEncouraged Collection: French Merveilleuse

French Merveilleuse
A Parisienne adopts a more distinctive style, appropriate to the break with the aristocratic style encouraged by the officials of the Revolution

Background imageEncouraged Collection: German Fashions 1780S

German Fashions 1780S
Two Germans of the Werther period, when Goethes romantic novel took Europe by storm and encouraged romantic sentiments expressed in behaviour and dress

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Clemence Isaure

Clemence Isaure
CLEMENCE ISAURE well-born lady of Toulouse who encouraged poetry - le gai savoir - and jeux floraux (floral games) : however she almost certainly never existed

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Russian New Year

Russian New Year
RUSSIAN LAPPS New years day is a solar festival here : the sun is encouraged to spend longer in the sky by games and ceremonies

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Wagon Scrap

Wagon Scrap
Two horses pull a heavy wagon, encouraged by a flick of the carters whip

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Clemence Isaure (B+W)

Clemence Isaure (B+W)
CLEMENCE ISAURE - charming lady of Toulouse who encouraged poetry ( le gai savoir ) and floral games, but unfortunately she probably existed only in legend !

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Digging for Victory

Digging for Victory in England during World War Two - or in this case, Forking for Victory. Self-sufficiency and growing your own vegetables was encouraged

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Canal Tow Path & Horse

Canal Tow Path & Horse
An industrial narrow boat laden with coal is towed by a horse (encouraged with a feeding nosebag) on the tow path (entering a lock), Grand Union Canal, England

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Children Fighting

Children Fighting
Boys are encouraged to fight warlike games - the priests look on indulgently

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Shepherds Worshipping

Shepherds Worshipping
Encouraged by the angels, the shepherds come to Jesus cradle to worship the child

Background imageEncouraged Collection: Smoking the first cigarette

Smoking the first cigarette
A young boy is encouraged to smoke his first cigarette by two older girls, while a shocked lady intrudes upon the scene




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"Encouraged: Tales of Triumph and Tragedy" In the ancient myth of Icarus & Daedalus, we are reminded that even in moments of great danger, encouragement can be the key to soaring above our limitations. A Territorial Army Poster reminds us that a strong support system can encourage individuals to serve their country with pride and dedication. "The Fight": Sometimes all it takes is one person's unwavering belief in you to encourage you to keep fighting for what you believe in. Unmasking the dark reality of organized dog fighting, let us be encouraged to stand up against cruelty and protect our furry friends from harm. The tragic death of Sebastian in Morocco (1578) serves as a somber reminder that life is fragile, but also encourages us to live each day with purpose and passion. London, Piccadilly - February 8th, 1886: Socialist agitation sparks debates on social justice; encouraging us all to fight for equality and change within society. Transporting ourselves back to the WW2 era through a comic postcard titled "Early Birds, " we find solace in humor during challenging times - reminding us that laughter can be an encouraging force amidst chaos. Reflecting on history's darkest moments, we must confront the horrifying truth behind burying children alive - urging us never again repeat such atrocities but rather foster a world where every child is cherished and encouraged. Witnessing "The Quickest Courtship on Record" through an engraving transports us back in time while reminding us how love has always had its own unique ways of blossoming – encouraging those who may have lost faith in romance or quick connections. George Stephenson being encouraged by his wife depicted in an engraving inspires perseverance; showing how having someone by your side cheering you on can lead to groundbreaking achievements like inventing the steam locomotive.