Width Collection

"Width: A Multifaceted Concept Uniting History, Art, and Innovation" From the Battle of Pollilur to V-2 rocket diagrams

Battle of Pollilur
The Battle of Pollilur waged between Tipu Sultan, the Tiger of Mysore and Col. William Baille of the East India Company. The full width view of the huge battle scene. Date: 10 September 1780

Width Collection: Gustaf Lundberg Gustav Badin Adolf Ludvig Gustav Albert Couschi

Gustaf Lundberg Gustav Badin Adolf Ludvig Gustav Albert Couschi
Gustaf Lundberg, Gustav Badin, Adolf Ludvig Gustav Albert Couschi. Original painting approx, 29.1 inches, Width, 57 cm (22.4 inches)

Width Collection: Marble game, Children playing (series B) (series title), Verscheydene Aerdig Children's game Uyt

Marble game, Children playing (series B) (series title), Verscheydene Aerdig Children's game Uyt Gebeelt By Cornelis Holsteyn (series title), Three children play in a landscape with marbles

Width Collection: View of Golden Square in Soho London, Views of buildings in London (series title)

View of Golden Square in Soho London, Views of buildings in London (series title), London Described; or Perspective Views and Elevations of Noted Buildings (series title)

Width Collection: View of a country house, Friderichs Feldt (title on object), View of a country house

View of a country house, Friderichs Feldt (title on object), View of a country house, possibly Schloss Friedrichsfelde near Berlin. Numbered at lower right: 24

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"Width: A Multifaceted Concept Uniting History, Art, and Innovation" From the Battle of Pollilur to V-2 rocket diagrams, it has played a crucial role in shaping our world. It encompasses not only physical measurements but also symbolic significance. In the 18th century, artists like Gustaf Lundberg captured the grandeur through their masterful brushstrokes. Meanwhile, figures such as Gustav Badin and Adolf Ludvig Gustav Albert Couschi challenged societal norms by widening perspectives on diversity and inclusion. Even advertisements like Start-rite shoes in 1961 recognized the importance in providing comfort and freedom for every step we take. As we explore landscapes in Romania's Danube Delta or stroll through Le jardin du musee Bourdelle in Paris, we witness how nature effortlessly embraces vast widths that inspire awe and tranquility. Speaking of museums, the Musee Bourdelle stands tall as a testament to Emile-Antoine Bourdelle's artistic legacy. Built with precision and extended by Christian de Portzamparc in 1992, its wide halls invite visitors to immerse themselves in creativity spanning generations. Whether it be battles fought or rockets launched into space, width symbolizes progress and expansion. It represents humanity's constant pursuit of pushing boundaries beyond what was previously thought possible. So let us embrace this multifaceted concept – from historical events to artistic expressions – appreciating how width connects us all on a global scale.