Hinder Collection

Germany is crushed by the Treaty of Versailles, 1931 (colour litho)
CHT212485 Germany is crushed by the Treaty of Versailles, 1931 (colour litho) by Schilling, Erich (1885-1945); Private Collection; © Archives Charmet

The Shearing Dispute in Queensland (engraving)
1062573 The Shearing Dispute in Queensland (engraving) by Charlton, John (1849-1917) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Shearing Dispute in Queensland)

Anatomy, muscles arteries, bones etc of the hinder extremities (litho)
5202586 Anatomy, muscles arteries, bones etc of the hinder extremities (litho) by Herring, Benjamin (1830-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: Anatomy, muscles arteries)

Female contortionist Diana Gaye washing up
The female contortionist Diana Gaye helping (or hindering) her mother with the washing up. (1 of 2) Date: 1971

Favourite RAF targets in Germany by G. H. Davis
Favourite RAF targets for disorganising German transport -- Kiel naval base, Hamm railway marshalling yard and the Dortmund-Ems Canal. Date: 1940

Measures for foiling troop carriers by G. H. Davis
Meeting the threat of airborne invasion in Britain during the Second World War: suggested measures for foiling German troop carriers

Hercules overcomes the Hydra of Lerna, Cornelis Cort, Julius Goltzius, in or after 1563 - before c. 1595

Dont Bother Police
Do not hinder a policeman on point duty by asking questions, for, in doing so, you may be also obstructing three or more lines of traffic

Crinoline Prevents Kiss
Adolphus is foiled in his attempts to obtain a kiss from his beloved. The new fashion is proving a barrier to matrimony and intimacy between the sexes

Children / Apple Pie C1884
Two little girls help (or rather hinder) their mother as she rolls out the pastry for an apple pie

Moscow in 1807
A view of Moscow made before the fire of 1812 which was started by the Russians in an attempt to hinder Napoleons advance

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"Hinder: A Journey Through Time and Space" Step into the captivating world of "Hinder, " where the boundaries of reality are bent and twisted like a female contortionist, Diana Gaye, gracefully washing up. As we delve deeper into history, witness Germany's crushing defeat under the weighty Treaty of Versailles in 1931, depicted vividly through a mesmerizing color lithograph. The Shearing Dispute in Queensland engraving takes us to the heart of an intense struggle for justice and fair treatment. Meanwhile, ancient and curious tobacco pipes from an International Exhibition remind us that even seemingly mundane objects hold secrets waiting to be discovered. Exploring further, we uncover intricate lithographs showcasing the anatomy extremities - muscles, arteries, bones - revealing both beauty and complexity. This serves as a reminder that beneath our skin lies a remarkable network that enables movement and strength. Glimpses into wartime strategies emerge through G. H. Davis' insightful illustrations depicting favorite RAF targets in Germany or measures devised to thwart troop carriers. These glimpses offer insights into historical conflicts while highlighting human ingenuity during times of adversity. Traveling back centuries before modern warfare techniques emerged is Abu-l Hasan al-Mujtar Ibn Butlan (c. 1001-1066), whose wisdom on medicine continues to inspire generations today. His contributions serve as a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge across time. In contrast to these serious undertakings stands Hercules triumphantly overcoming the Hydra of Lerna – an awe-inspiring depiction by Cornelis Cort and Julius Goltzius or their successors – reminding us that legends can transcend time with their tales of bravery against insurmountable odds. Amidst all this historical grandeur lie moments infused with humor; "Don't Bother Police" warns mischievous souls seeking trouble while "Crinoline Prevents Kiss" playfully illustrates how fashion choices could inadvertently hinder romance.