Approve Collection

Two Hands and an Eye

Albert Courts Victoria
Albert comes courting, Victoria entertains him at the piano while the duchess of Kent and the duke of Sussex look on with approval and even the dog seems to approve Date: 1838

The Host Who Forgot To Approve The Dish by H M Bateman, this illustration shows a group of people about to have dinner, but the host has forgotten to approve the dish

Oliver Cromwell (Dutch)
OLIVER CROMWELL holding a book - doubtless the Bible; the heads of Charles I and other victims show that the artist doesn t entirely approve of his subject. Date: 1599 - 1658

Speech of Louis XVI to the Assembly of Notables at Versailles on February 22, 1787. Assembly proposed by Charles Alexandre de Calonne to approve a new land tax that also affect the nobles and clergy

Saint Ignacius of Loyola (kneeling) presenting the rule of the Company of Jesus to the Pope Paul III to approve it (7th September 1540). Oil on wood. ITALY. Rome

Chaplin / Laughing Friend
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor does not approve of another actor copying his style

Stealing Sugar
A wicked French boy helps himself to chips of sugar, which at this time comes in the form of tall cones; his papa does not approve

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"Approve: A Historical Journey through Laughter, Politics, and Intrigue" In the grand halls of history, there are moments that demand our approval. From Edward VII's regal reign to Simplicissimus' satirical wit, these figures have left an indelible mark on society. With "Two Hands and an Eye, " Albert Courts Victoria captured the essence of creativity and innovation. His artistry pushed boundaries and challenged conventional norms - a true testament to the power of approval. H. M Bateman's iconic illustration "The Host Who Forgot To Approve The Dish" reminds us of the importance of attention to detail. Even in seemingly trivial matters, approval can make or break a situation. Oliver Cromwell's Dutch influence brought forth a new era in politics. His unwavering determination paved the way for change as he sought to approve a more just society. Louis XVI's poignant speech before the Assembly of Notables showcased his desire for their support and endorsement. In this pivotal moment, his words echoed throughout history as he sought their collective approval. Saint Ignacius of Loyola kneeling before presenting himself symbolizes humility in seeking divine approval. Through devotion and selflessness, he exemplified how one could gain spiritual guidance by seeking higher authority. The concept of Popular Plebiscite highlights democracy at its core - where every voice counts towards approving decisions that shape nations' destinies, and is through this collective agreement that societies progress harmoniously. Chaplin's Laughing Friend reminds us that laughter transcends language barriers; it unites people across cultures with its universal appeal. Approval comes naturally when joy fills hearts amidst shared humor. And who can forget those mischievous moments like Stealing Sugar? Sometimes we find ourselves giving silent approvals to harmless acts born out of innocent curiosity – reminding us that not all actions require formal consent. In 150 captivating words, we've explored historical events where individuals sought approval, be it from monarchs, assemblies, or the divine.