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Smouldering Collection (#2)

"Unveiling the Smouldering Past: From Blitz to Flames and Artistic Expressions" Blitz in Plymouth - St Andrews Parish Church

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Charcoal production, 19th century

Charcoal production, 19th century
Charcoal production. Pile of wood that has been covered with turf and clay before being lit to produce charcoal in a slow and controlled burning process

Background imageSmouldering Collection: World War II, conceptual image

World War II, conceptual image
World War II. Conceptual image of an Earth globe with much of the northern hemisphere burnt to a charred metal framework. This represents World War II, which took place from 1939 to 1945

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Incense coils, Hong Kung Temple, Macao, China, Asia

Incense coils, Hong Kung Temple, Macao, China, Asia

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Worshipper, Kun Iam Temple, Macau, China, Asia

Worshipper, Kun Iam Temple, Macau, China, Asia

Background imageSmouldering Collection: The riots in the cotton districts

The riots in the cotton districts
A page from the May 1878 Illustrated London News, detailing the cotton riots in Lancashire, which were the response to a proprosed 10% reduction in workers wages

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Russian Reprisals

Russian Reprisals
The Russians carry out savage reprisals for the insurgents attacks : the village of Mologoszcza is left smouldering by Russians seeking revenge

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Bay of Naples View

Bay of Naples View
On the shores of the Mediterranean, a view of Naples from Mergellina harbour with fishing boats in the foreground and Vesuvius smouldering in the distance

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Two Russian Orphans

Two Russian Orphans
Two Orphaned children wander alone among the smouldering ruins of their town

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Naples / Bay / Vesuvius

Naples / Bay / Vesuvius
A view of the Bay of Naples, with Vesuvius smouldering ominously in the distance

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Piccadilly Bombed

Piccadilly Bombed
The aftermath of an air raid on Piccadilly, central London; firefighters hosing the smouldering remains of damaged buildings

Background imageSmouldering Collection: French Musketeer 1586

French Musketeer 1586
A French musketeer : note the smouldering fuses, to light the powder

Background imageSmouldering Collection: Wick Timekeeper

Wick Timekeeper
WICK TIMEKEEPER of the ancient Chinese and Japanese : time is measured by how long it takes for the smouldering wick to burn from one knot to the next




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"Unveiling the Smouldering Past: From Blitz to Flames and Artistic Expressions" Blitz in Plymouth - St Andrews Parish Church, WW2: Witness the haunting remnants of war as smouldering ruins tell tales of resilience amidst destruction. Fire at 298 Old Brompton Road, London SW5: In the heart of London, charred memories linger as flames danced through history's corridors. Fire at Arding & Hobbs, Clapham Junction: The once vibrant landmark now stands solemnly, its smouldering facade a testament to time's relentless grip. WW2 Christmas Card - Felix The Lucky Cat: Amidst chaos and despair, a flicker of hope emerges in this charming Christmas card featuring Felix The Lucky Cat. The Crater: Behold nature's fiery masterpiece as molten lava cascades down mountainsides, leaving behind smouldering craters that captivate our senses. Bromo Sunrises: A surreal symphony unfolds with each sunrise over Mount Bromo in Indonesia – an ethereal display where earth meets sky amidst gentle smoulder. Self Portrait Study, c. 1912 (oil on canvas): Gaze into the artist's soul as their self-portrait study reveals layers of emotion hidden within smoky brushstrokes. Zabbaleen of Mokattam, Cairo, Egypt - 11: Discover a community thriving amidst adversity; witness their resourcefulness amid piles of discarded waste and ever-smouldering fires. Full face portrait of Eugene Delacroix (daguerreotype), 1842: Delve into the enigmatic gaze captured by early photography techniques – an intimate portrayal that leaves us mesmerized by Delacroix's smouldering presence. Homeless citizens taking refuge from the flames among the smouldering ruins (engraving).