Doubt Collection (page 7)

Cupid offering a red heart on a Valentine postcard
Cupid offering a red heart to a girl on a Valentine postcard. The girl looks rather uncertain about it. Date: circa 1890s

Theodore Roosevelt on the Roosevelt River in Brazil
The Rio da Duvida (or River of Doubt ) in Brazil, re-named The Roosevelt River (Rio Roosevelt, sometimes Rio Teodoro) after exploration by President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt who probed

Aucklands advance from its battalion headquarters
This drawing relates to an incident on the 14th/15th September 1916 and is described in a book entitled A Saga of the Sword by Austin F. Britten, published by Arrowsmith, London 1928

Finding of the body of Saint Thomas in India
The Portuguese in India find the body of Saint Thomas at Meliapur (near Madras) and take it to Goa

John Holden faces his doubts
Richard Attenborough in Dunkirk (1958)

St Peter walks on the sea towards Jesus - Matthew 14. circa 1688

Caricature of the actors Edwin Booth and Henry Irving
Caricature of the American actor Edwin Booth (right) and the English actor Henry Irving (left). Booth wonders why Irving is being so civilised

Andre Dupin - 5
ANDRE MARIE JEAN-JACQUES DUPIN (aine = elder) French lawyer, jurist and statesman, seated in his chambre d etudes, consulting a legal book from his library, no doubt. Date: 1783 - 1865

PAUL COLER Statesman, of what country I don t know, accompanied by Fame, Constancy, Truth and Peace, all of which no doubt characterised him. Date: circa 1555 - 1604?

David Baron Chasse - 2
DAVID BARON CHASSE French military commander, depicted standing among the ruins of a fortress which he has no doubt just taken. Date: 1765 - 1849

Bancrofts Home
American historian George Bancrofts (1800, 1891) home at Round Hill, Northampton, Massachusetts, is served by a horse-drawn bus in which the great man no doubt travels to the railroad depot

Benedetto Bacchini
BENEDETTO BACCHINI Italian cleric and scholar of Parma, holding a theological book on the ecclesiastical hierarchy of which he is no doubt the proud author. Date: 1651 - 1721

Big Hair of 1917
A slightly exaggerated view of the vogue for tall hair during this period. Hats also had high crowns - no doubt to accommodate " do s" such as this. 1917

Stupendous Chignon
CHIGNONS: A fashion conscious woman, no doubt employing a prodigious amount of false hair, sports a large chignon. Her horse likewise is completely chignoned! Date: 1866

Heloise / Garden / Edwards
HELOISE Sitting in her garden, no doubt reading a love letter from Abelard Date: 1101 -1164

A Heartfelt Proposal
When a gentleman goes down on his knees, places his hand on his heart, and assures her of the intensity of his feelings, how can a girl doubt the sincerity of his affection ? Date: circa 1860

No Possible Doubt Whatever
NO POSSIBLE DOUBT WHATEVER. Sentry : Alt ! Who goes there He of the bundle : You shut yer.mouth, or I ll.come and knock yer.head off ! Sentry : Pass, friend !. Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, 1St Btn

Cartoon, No possible doubt whatever, WW1
Cartoon, No possible doubt whatever. Sentry Alt ! Who goes there? He of the bundle You shut yer mouth, or I ll come and knock yer ead off. Sentry Pass friend! From Fragments from France - No

Will It Bite? by Muriel Dawson -- a little girls puppy looks dubiously at a snail. Date: 1941

Civics at Notre-Dame
Civic dignitaries go to Notre- Dame, Paris, no doubt trusting that God will sort out their difficulties. Date: 16 July 1789

Emanuel Witz
EMANUEL WITZ no doubt he was one of the Witz : was he also one of the wits, one of those blokes whose ludicrous jokes have all his acquaintance in fits ? Date: 18th century

Nollekens Birthplace
The birthplace of the sculptor Joseph Nollekens at 28 Dean Street, Soho, London, where no doubt a blue plaque draws it to the attention of the passers-by. Date: 1737

Alexander Hamilton, Med
ALEXANDER HAMILTON Scottish professor of midwifery at Edinburgh, with two ladies - no doubt past or potential clients. Date: circa 1786

Prodigal Son Kneeling Repentant Swine 1615-73
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1871, aggression, anger, at home, barnard, pet, animal, domestic, kitten, mammal
The Half Hour Before Dinner; Barnard; Children; 1871; England, playing; fighting; interior; at home; party; near the fire place; fashion; room; cat; strict; doubt; punishment; anger; aggression;

in Doubt from the Picture by Ernst Zimmermann
" in Doubt" from the Picture by Ernst Zimmermann

Group of workers discussing retirement at the age of 65 and tax deductions on salary
XIR411558 Group of workers discussing retirement at the age of 65 and tax deductions on salary to fund state pensions, cartoon from L Assiette au Beurre, 8 July, 1902 (colour litho) by Delannoy

Life of Christ, Incredulity of St. Thomas, preparatory study of tapestry cartoon
XIR383174 Life of Christ, Incredulity of St. Thomas, preparatory study of tapestry cartoon for the Church Saint-Merri in Paris

Christ walking on water and reaching out his hand to save Saint Peter (oil on canvas)
XIR375792 Christ walking on water and reaching out his hand to save Saint Peter (oil on canvas) by Delacroix, Ferdinand Victor Eugene (1798-1863); Private Collection; (add.info)

Before the Marriage (oil on canvas)
BAL347487 Before the Marriage (oil on canvas) by Gribkov, Sergei Ivanovich (1820-93); Regional Art Gallery, Tambov; Russian, out of copyright

The Nativity, 1527 (oil on panel) (detail of 175141)
XAL241264 The Nativity, 1527 (oil on panel) (detail of 175141) by Lotto, Lorenzo (c.1480-1556); 56x46 cm; Pinacoteca Nazionale, Siena, Italy; (add.info.: depicts the story of Mary Salome)

Rider with banner, Jacob de Gheyn (II), 1599

Christ Reproaching Peter, from The History and Life of Our Blessed Lord
KW134078 Christ Reproaching Peter, from The History and Life of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, by Reverend J. Milner, published by B

The Nativity, 1527 (oil on panel)
XAL175141 The Nativity, 1527 (oil on panel) by Lotto, Lorenzo (c.1480-1556); 56x46 cm; Pinacoteca Nazionale, Siena, Italy; (add.info.: depicts the story of Mary Salome, one of the midwives)

The Incredulity of St. Thomas (oil on canvas)
XIR175026 The Incredulity of St. Thomas (oil on canvas) by Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri) (1591-1666); Vatican Museums and Galleries, Vatican City; Italian, out of copyright

Eight-year-old girl viewing her drink skeptically

Eight-year-old girl thinking

Portrait of a girl with red hair

Red-haired girl, portrait

Young woman leaning against a wall

Young woman lying on a sofa with an MP3 player, listening to music through headphones

Young woman leaning against a wall, portrait

Young woman holding onto a metal construction

Young woman wearing a black tank top

Young woman, portrait

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"Doubt: A Prize Fight of the Mind" In the ring of uncertainty, doubt emerges as a formidable opponent. Just like in "The Incredulity of Saint Thomas, 1600-1601, " doubt challenges our beliefs and demands proof. It lurks in the shadows, questioning everything we hold dear. Like an inspector on a mission, doubt investigates every aspect of our lives. It mirrors the scene from "An Inspector Calls (1954), " where truth is sought amidst a web of deception. Doubt pushes us to question ourselves and those around us. Even gods are not immune to its grip; just ask Odin as he questions Mimir in that captivating color lithograph. Doubt knows no boundaries or limitations; it infiltrates even the divine realm. As depicted in Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoon, doubt leaves no room for ambiguity – there is "No possible doubt whatever. " Its presence looms large during challenging times such as "The Big Push March 1916" when doubts about victory clouded soldiers' minds and are be found lurking behind closed doors, much like secrets hidden within a showgirl's changing room at Earls Court Wheel. It whispers uncertainties into our ears and makes us question what lies beneath the surface. Yet sometimes they are lead to enlightenment and growth. As seen through John Rudling, John Gregson, Godfrey Tearle, and George Relph's performances on stage or screen – doubting oneself can pave the way for self-discovery and personal development. Just like passengers aboard White Star Line's Titanic who penned their thoughts on board using lettercards - they faced doubts about their journey but remained hopeful until tragedy struck. Doubts may surround us even during moments of great adventure or excitement. And let us not forget history's battles fought against skepticism - such as Rorke’s Drift entrenched position during The Zulu War - where courage triumphed over doubt.