Quarreling Collection (#2)

Common shelducks -Tadorna tadorna- fighting - IMPORTANT Non-exclusive usage, retail calendar, duration Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2016, territory DEU, AUT, CHE -

Waterbucks -Kobus ellipsiprymnus-, Lake Nakuru, Kenya

Hippos -Hippopotamus amphibius- with their jaws wide open, Serengeti, Tanzania

Hippos -Hippopotamus amphibius-, Serengeti, Tanzania

Rock Hyraxes -Procavia capensis-, two young quarreling or fighting, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Little Auk (Alle alle) three adults, summer plumage, quarreling on rock at breeding colony, Spitzbergen, Svalbard, july

Chile Juan Fernandez
On this island Alexander Selkirk, the original of Defoes Robinson Crusoe, was marooned for 5 years after quarreling with his captain

Twin puppies quarrel over footstool
Twin puppies, Snip and Snap, quarrel over who is going to have the footstool. The advice is, never be a twin if you can possibly help it

Twin puppies fighting over a bone
Twin puppies, Snip and Snap, fight over a bone

Children Quarreling 1852
Mama finds the children quarreling

Crusades / Constantinople
FOURTH CRUSADE After quarreling with the Byzantine rulers, the Crusaders take Constantinople where Baudouin de Flandre is crowned emperor

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"Quarreling: A Universal Language of Conflict and Emotion" From the bustling bathhouses of Japan to the elegant courts of Europe, it has long been a subject that captivates artists and historians alike. In Yoshiiku's vivid depiction, women scuffle amidst steamy waters, their animated gestures revealing the intensity of their disagreement. Meanwhile, Lucas Cranach the Elder transports us to The Silver Age, where even gods are not immune to discord. Traveling further back in time, we encounter a lesser-known scene from South Africa in 1888. Nurseboys engage in a heated argument at Durban, highlighting how conflicts can arise even among those tasked with providing care and healing. Ermengarde's portrait reminds us that quarrels have permeated history for centuries - her regal appearance contrasting with her father's nickname as "the Quarreler. " Moving eastward to Japan once again, Hokusai captures Chinese and Tartar boys locked in dispute over a game of Go. This snapshot reveals how cultural differences can fuel disagreements while reminding us that children too are prone to squabbles regardless of time or place. The theatrical realm also embraces quarrels as Act Three unfolds on stage during Chushingura (Treasury of the Forty-seven. . C). Here we witness characters embroiled in an intense conflict - their emotions laid bare for all to see. Stepping away from historical events and into everyday life, Thomas Rowlandson presents "Reading the Will. " Amidst inheritance disputes and hidden agendas lies yet another example of human nature's inclination towards bickering. Artistic interpretations continue with "The Conversation, " where brushstrokes capture tense exchanges between individuals engaged in passionate debate. Similarly, "Discussing the News: The Argument" portrays lively conversations fueled by differing opinions - a reminder that discourse is essential for progress. Finally, an early 18th-century engraving titled "Good and Bad Children" serves as a cautionary tale.