Laurel Collection (#25)

Oil refinery at Laurel, near Billings, Montana, United States of America, North America

Stream - Barron Creek with Native laurel Mount Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia
AU-00758-DHG Stream - Barron Creek with Native laurel Mount Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia Auscape Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Greek Independence 196Bc
The consul, Flaminius, at the Isthmian Games, proclaims Greek independence

Rudolf Ii / Hre / Anon Oval
EMPEROR RUDOLF II Holy Roman Emperor (1576- 1612), also crowned King of Hungary (1572) and Bohemia (1575) Date: 1552 - 1612

Winning Singer Crowned
The winning performer in a singing contest is crowned with a laurel wreath by the goddess of Victory

General, Standard Bearer
A GENERAL AND HIS STANDARD-BEARER the general wears a laurel wreath as sign that he has won a victory; the standard- bearer wears a lions head

Petrarch (Grevedon)
FRANCESCO PETRARCH Italian poet, depicted wearing a laurel wreath

Reynards Triumph
REYNARDs TRIUMPH Wearing a chain of office, cape and laurel wreath Reynard enjoys the adulation of the other animals - swans, frogs, mice, monkey, donkey, lion etc

Chariot Race Winner
The winner of a chariot race performs a lap of honour in this four-horse chariot, carrying the laurel wreath as a symbol of victory

Plants / Laurus Nobilis
Bay, Bay Laurel, Sweet Bay

Alfonso XII in Madrid
ALFONSO XII, KING OF SPAIN SCENES AND EVENTS Loyal crowds cheer & greet the king in Madrid by throwing wreaths from balconies along the route

Paolo Zacchias / Malades
PAOLO ZACCHIAS Italian medical at the age of 66 Date: 1584 - 1659

Petrarch / Agricola
FRANCESCO PETRARCH Italian poet in profile

Petrarch / Morghens Print
FRANCESCO PETRARCH Italian poet

Giovanni Boccaccio / Esme
GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO Italian writer

Thomas Middleton Dramatist

Sir William Davenant
SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT English poet and dramatist. Poet laureate from 1638

Gaius Cilnius Maecenas, Roman patron of the arts. He was also the confidant and advisor to Octavian, who became Augustus Caesar

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"Laurel: A Timeless Duo and a Symbol of Enduring Comedy" Step into the world of laughter and timeless comedy with Laurel, a name that evokes memories of one of the greatest comedic duos in history - Laurel and Hardy. From their iconic films like "Flying Deuces" (1939) to "Leave Them Laughing" (1928), Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy brought joy to audiences worldwide. In every frame, their chemistry was palpable, whether they were causing mischief as two bumbling detectives or getting tangled up in hilarious situations. Their partnership transcended language barriers, captivating both silent film enthusiasts and talkie era fans alike. But beyond the silver screen, 'laurel' also refers to plants bearing fruits and seeds. Just like these plants thrive in nature, so did Stan Laurel's talent for cultivating laughter. His wit and physical comedy skills were unmatched, leaving audiences rolling in the aisles with laughter. The influence of 'laurel' extends beyond entertainment as well. The charming Laurel Inn nestled in Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire offers a tranquil retreat where visitors can unwind amidst breathtaking natural beauty. It serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos or stress, finding solace is essential. Moreover, 'laurel' has been immortalized on various platforms such as cover designs for events like Exposition de Locomotion Aerienne – showcasing its versatility across different art forms. Interestingly enough, 'laurel' also brings to mind Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy – an epic masterpiece that explores life's journey through hell (inferno), purgatory (purgatorio), and heaven (paradiso). Much like Dante's work which resonates through centuries, 'Laurel' continues to resonate with generations who appreciate genuine humor. So next time you hear the word 'laurel', let it remind you not only of Stan Laurel but also how comedy can transcend time, bringing joy and laughter to our lives.