Pips Collection

PIP'S SIBLINGS GRAVES
In the graveyard of the Church of St. James, Cooling, Kent, England, are the remarkable graves of 13 children who died in infancy, siblings of Dickens Pip'. Date: 19th century

Still life of pomegranates, grapes and plums on a marble ledge (panel)
BAL77056 Still life of pomegranates, grapes and plums on a marble ledge (panel) by Spaendonck, Cornelis van (1756-1840); 34x44.5 cm; Johnny van Haeften Gallery, London, UK; Dutch, out of copyright

Still life with lobster, oysters and fruit
RAF81004 Still life with lobster, oysters and fruit by Coosemans, Alexander (1627-89); Private Collection; Photo eRafael Valls Gallery, London, UK; Flemish, out of copyright

Pips struggle with the escaped convict. "
1000750 Pips struggle with the escaped convict. " by Furniss, Harry (1854-1925); Private Collection; (add.info.: The man took me by both arms, and tilted me back as far as he could hold me)

Magenta and green leaves, X-ray
Magenta and green leaves, coloured X-ray

Branch with multiple yellow flowers and buds, X-ray
Branch with multiple yellow flowers and buds, coloured X-ray

Assorted nuts, X-ray

Fig fruit, X-ray

Long leaves and pastel flower buds, X-ray
Long leaves and pastel flower buds, coloured X-ray

Food, Fruit, Pear, Sliced section on lightbox showing stalk, core and pips

Pips Struggle With The Escaped Convict. "the Man Took Me By Both Arms
Pips Struggle With The Escaped Convict. " the Man Took Me By Both Arms, And Tilted Me Back As Far As He Could Hold Me

The Dauphin, Louis de France, 1760s (oil on canvas)
BAL99431 The Dauphin, Louis de France, 1760s (oil on canvas) by Roslin, Alexander (1718-93); 80x64.1 cm; National Gallery, London, UK; (add.info.: uniform of colonel of dragoons; ); Swedish

Close up of Strawberries

Pips being removed from fresh Cherries with metal implement, view from above

Citrus x Limon, Lemon, halved, squeezed lemon with pip showing, and whole lemon behind

Citrus x Limon, Lemon, halved fresh lemons with pips and yellow rind visible

Kiwi fruit slice. Close-up of a slice of kiwi fruit (Actinidia chinensis), which is a good source of vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Lemon slices

Die, artwork
Die, computer artwork

Dice, artwork
Dice, computer artwork

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"Pips: A Journey Through Life's Twists and Turns" In the depths of a forgotten graveyard, Pips stood before his siblings' graves, their names etched delicately on weathered stones. It was a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the bonds that held them together. On a marble ledge, Pips captured the essence of still life with pomegranates, grapes, and plums. The vibrant colors danced against the cold stone backdrop, symbolizing both abundance and transience. Another masterpiece emerged from Pips' brush strokes - a captivating still life featuring lobster, oysters, and an array of luscious fruits. It spoke volumes about indulgence and decadence in a world where desires often clashed with reality. But amidst these serene moments lay Pips' struggle with an escaped convict. The memory haunted him as he recalled being held captive by fear. "The man took me by both arms, " he recounted breathlessly. "His eyes looked most powerfully down into mine. " This encounter forever changed his perspective on trust and survival. Intriguingly, Pips explored nature's secrets through X-ray artistry - magenta and green leaves revealing intricate patterns beneath their surface; multiple yellow flowers blooming within a single branch; assorted nuts unveiling their hidden complexity; fig fruit exposing its intricate structure to curious eyes. And then there was that unforgettable image - food sliced open on a lightbox showcasing its inner workings - pear seeds or 'pips, ' nestled among stalks and core. It reminded us that even in simplicity lies profound beauty waiting to be discovered. As we delve deeper into Pips' artistic journey, we find ourselves captivated by his unique vision. Each stroke tells tales untold before – stories whispered through brushes onto canvas or paper for all to see. Pip's struggle with the escaped convict may have scarred him deeply but also ignited an unquenchable fire within.