Dango Collection

Japanese snack called dango (three sticky rice cake balls on a skewer) warming beside hot coals, Japan, Asia

Rambling Sketches, round about Dieppe (engraving)
1627108 Rambling Sketches, round about Dieppe (engraving) by Railton, Herbert (1857-1910) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rambling Sketches, round about Dieppe)

Dick Whittington at the London Hippodrome, 1903
Dick Whittington at the London Hippodrome in 1903. Top left, Dick and his sweetheart played by Ruth Lytton and Fanny Dango. Top right, Dick with his cat (played by Mr Fred Farren Jnr)

Fanny Dango (1878-1972), singer and dancer, early 20th century. Artist: Foulsham and Banfield
Fanny Dango (1878-1972), singer and dancer, early 20th century

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Dispersion of light in an iceberg in the Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait - North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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Iceberg - dispersion of light - Lemaire Channel along the coast Dango - Lemaire Channel is a branch of the Gerlache Strait. North west of the Antarctic Peninsula Date:

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"Dango: A Delightful Japanese Snack, a Timeless Tradition" In the enchanting world of Japanese cuisine, dango stands tall as a beloved snack that has captivated taste buds for generations. Imagine the scene - three sticky rice cake balls delicately threaded onto a skewer, gently warming beside hot coals. It's a sight that evokes nostalgia and comfort. As we delve into the realms of artistry and history, let us embark on a journey through various depictions of this delectable treat. Rambling Sketches takes us to Dieppe with an engraving showcasing dango's simplicity amidst its intricate surroundings. Moving forward in time, we find ourselves immersed in entertainment at the London Hippodrome in 1903. Dick Whittington graces the stage while tantalizing aromas waft from nearby stalls offering freshly grilled dango on skewers – an irresistible temptation for all theatergoers. But it's not just on stage where dango leaves its mark; Fanny Dango emerges as an iconic figure during the early 20th century. With her mesmerizing performances as both singer and dancer, she effortlessly embodies grace and elegance while captivating audiences worldwide. Now let us turn our attention to visual representations of this culinary delight. Picture No. 10888263 reveals perfectly arranged dango skewers glistening under soft lighting - each ball representing tradition and harmony within Japanese culture. In contrast, Picture No. 10888262 showcases vibrant colors bursting forth from these delightful treats – a testament to their versatility and ability to bring joy even through visual appreciation alone. Picture No. 10888264 transports us back to ancient times when families gathered around fireside warmth sharing stories over steaming cups of tea accompanied by freshly prepared dango - truly capturing the essence of familial bonds nurtured by this cherished snack. Delving deeper into our exploration, Picture No.