Water Bucket Collection

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Pavol Stranak

The Fountain, 1739. Creator: Charles Nicolas Cochin
The Fountain, 1739

Sons of Neptune Shaving a Landsman!, published March 4, 1817. Creator: Isaac Robert Cruikshank
Sons of Neptune Shaving a Landsman!, published March 4, 1817

Copper Bucket, c. 1940. Creator: Dana Bartlett
Copper Bucket, c. 1940

Holy Water Bucket, c. 1936. Creator: Dana Bartlett
Holy Water Bucket, c. 1936

Dou Kee, one of the Chinese servants, carrying water buckets, Dom Smith, Vladivostok, Russia, 1899. Showing Dou Kee on his way to the kitchen in the wing of Dom Smith, near the main entrance

Water buckets at temple, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan

Africa, Benin, Lake Nokoua. A woman on the way to the waterseller in the famous stilt
Africa, Benin, Lake NokouA©. A woman on the way to the waterseller in the famous stilt village of Ganvie

Keeping The Sand Dunes Clean
Darlene Hewson

Sunrise in Bucovina !
Sorin Onisor

The Sunny South - a revival meeting - a seeker getting religion, pub
1144567 The Sunny South - a revival meeting - a seeker getting religion, pub. 1873 (engraving) by Sheppard, William Ludlow (d.1912); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American

Woman in the village
Dan Mirica

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Pilgrims are coming
Marcel Rebro

Back home with the water - Benin
Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia

A UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter fills a suspended water bucket in Marquette Lake, Pennsylvania
May 20, 2010 - A UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter fills a suspended water bucket in Marquette Lake at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania

Two Japanese Women Japanese Man Posing Water Bucket
Artokoloro

The Last Chore (w / c on paper)
XPG381829 The Last Chore (w/c on paper) by Johnson, Edward Killingworth (1825-1923); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Helicopter Fighting Forest Fire, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand

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"Water Buckets: A Global Journey of Necessity and Beauty" From the picturesque sand dunes to the serene temples in Tokyo, water buckets play a vital role in our daily lives. Keeping The Sand Dunes Clean is not just an act of preservation but also a symbol of respect for nature's wonders. As the sun rises over Bucovina, its golden rays illuminate the importance of these humble vessels. In Africa's Benin, specifically at Lake Nokoua, we witness a captivating scene - a woman gracefully making her way towards the waterseller on famous stilts. Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia captures this unique tradition that has stood the test of time. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves amidst Ueno's vibrant streets in Tokyo, Japan. Here, water buckets adorn temples as symbols of purity and tranquility. They stand as reminders that even bustling cities need moments of serenity. Venturing further south brings us to a lively revival meeting where seekers find solace and spirituality under The Sunny South's warm embrace. Amidst this gathering, one can spot individuals finding religion while clutching their trusty water buckets - physical manifestations of their spiritual journey. But it is not only grand events or faraway lands where these buckets hold significance; they are equally essential in everyday life. In villages worldwide, women carry them with grace and strength - symbols of resilience and determination to provide for their families. As Pilgrims are coming from all corners seeking enlightenment or redemption alike, they rely on these simple yet indispensable tools to quench their thirst along arduous journeys both physical and metaphorical. Finally arriving Back home with the water in Benin signifies triumph after overcoming countless obstacles faced by communities lacking access to clean drinking water. These sturdy containers become beacons of hope for those who depend on them daily.