Shall Collection

If I am master, and you are master, who shall drive the asses? (colour litho)
5205399 If I am master, and you are master, who shall drive the asses? (colour litho) by Bull, Rene (1872-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: If I am master, and you are master)

Suffragette Crested China Bell
A china bell with two sides, one showing an ugly, grinning woman with Votes for Women on her bonnet. The other shows an elegant lady with painted caption, She Shall Have Votes

Grosvenor China cup and saucer - WWI era
Grosvenor China (Jackson and Gosling) cup and saucer. Transfers show ship, British soldier, British sailor and Allied flags. Reads MIGHT IN THE RIGHT CAUSE SHALL PREVAIL - EUROPEAN WAR 1914

South Africa - Zulu Boy & Girl
Zulu Boy & Girl, Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Captioned Shall we have a Good Time? Date: 1900s

Angel Divine Presence Bringing Eve Adam Creation
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Parable of the two blind, Pieter van der Heyden, Hieronymus Cock, c. 1540 - 1570

Hagar and the Angel, Herman van Swanevelt, 1629 - 1641

Enthroned queen offered two crowns, Jan Luyken, Crispijn van de Passe, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1681

Landscape with Jeroboam and the prophet Ahijah, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1601 - 1652

shall I Say Yes? from the Painting by E
" shall I Say Yes?" from the Painting by E.K. Johnson, Exhibited at McLeans Gallery, 1881

aAnd the Prayer of Faith Shall Save the Sicka And the prayer of faith shall
And the Prayer of Faith Shall Save the Sicka And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, (James 5:15) Signed and dated in black paint, lower right: " J.F. Lewis

Oolitic limestone
An oolitic limstone originating from Rutland, U.K showing the perfectly rounded ooliths of which it is composed. Formed in shallow, agitated marine conditions, and only in warm climates

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"Shall: A Journey Through History and Art" Step into the world of "shall, " a word that carries with it a multitude of meanings and stories. From suffragette crested china bells to Grosvenor China cups and saucers from the WWI era, each artifact holds a tale waiting to be unraveled. In the Suffragette Crested China Bell, we find echoes of resilience and determination. It symbolizes the fight for women's rights, reminding us of Emily Wilding Davison's funeral in 1913, where her sacrifice became a catalyst for change. The Grosvenor China cup and saucer from the same era transport us back to wartime Britain. As soldiers fought on foreign soil, these delicate pieces served as reminders of home and comfort amidst chaos. But "shall" extends beyond borders; it transcends time itself. In South Africa, we encounter Zulu Boy & Girl figurines capturing the vibrant spirit of their culture. Their presence reminds us that unity can overcome adversity. As we delve deeper into art history, we stumble upon profound religious imagery. The Angel Divine Presence Bringing Eve Adam Creation painting invites contemplation on spirituality's role in our existence. Similarly, Pieter van der Heyden's Parable of the two blind challenges our perception by questioning who truly sees when sight is lost. Hagar and the Angel by Herman van Swanevelt takes us back even further—a biblical narrative depicting compassion in unexpected places. Here lies another facet of "shall": compassion knows no boundaries or limitations. Amidst all these diverse narratives lies an underlying theme—hope. Whether through political movements or artistic expressions, "shall" embodies hope for progress and understanding across generations. So let us embrace this powerful word as we navigate life's complexities together—knowing that if I am master, you are master too—and together shall drive towards a brighter future filled with equality, peace, and love.