Improvise Collection

Male Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes troglodytes) trying to catch fallen fruits using stick as a tool, Conkouati-Douli National Park, Republic of Congo, Africa

Black-striped capuchin (Sapajus libidinosus) using rock as a tool to break open palm nut, Parnaiba Headwaters National Park, Piaui, Brazil. August

Baby ground squirrel (Xerus inauris) using its tail for shade, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. Non-ex

Ugt Armoured Lorry San Sebastian Spanish Civil
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Improvised Bridge, near Cordoba; Spanish Civil War, 1936
Photograph showing an improvised bridge, made of wooden sleepers, at Constantina, near Cordoba, 1936. The bridge had been blown up by Republican troops to try to slow down the Nationalist advance

WIDOW REMARRIES 1950
At Campine, when a widow remarries, the neighbours thoughtfully improvise a band to keep the ghost of her dead husband away Date: 1950

MARRIAGE/BELGIUM 1950
At Campine, when a widow marries again, the neighbours thoughtfully improvise a band to keep the ghost of her dead husband away Date: 1950

REMARRIAGE CUSTOM
At Campine, when a widow marries again, the neighbours thoughtfully improvise a band to keep the ghost of her dead husband away Date: 1950

Improvise Ridden By S.Sanders Newmarket Craven Meeting 2005 Newmarket Racecourse, Newmarket 12 April 2005 Date: 12 April 2005

Darwins woodpecker finch (Cactospiza pallida) using twig as tool to extract beetle grub from dead branch, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos, South America

The Quickest Courtship on Record (engraving)
1056505 The Quickest Courtship on Record (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Quickest Courtship on Record)

Slum Children
Children living in the slums improvise a lamppost and some rope as a swing. (Photo by Paul Martin/Getty Images)

Photo shows: Miss Evyline Nichol and her ATS friend Audrey Towend wheeling a pram load of bedding to their new home in Duchess of Bedford Walk, West Kensington. September 8th 1946

Chinese Acrobats / Arrest
Chinese acrobats, detained by the French police, put on a show for their hosts

Russians Liberate Villag
Soviet infantry improvise a smoke-screen to conceal their attack on a Russian village held by the Germans

Fun on the Beach
Children improvise a game on the beach using a seat as a cart

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"Unconventional Solutions: The Art of Improvisation" In the midst of chaos and conflict, the Ugt Armoured Lorry became a symbol of resilience during the Spanish Civil War in San Sebastian. With limited resources, brave soldiers improvised their way to safety. Near Cordoba, amidst the ravages of war in 1936, an improvised bridge stood tall as a testament to human ingenuity. It served as a lifeline for those seeking refuge from destruction. Against societal norms and expectations, love found its way back into her life. In 1950, a widow remarried in Belgium, defying conventions and embracing new beginnings. From one generation to another, remarrying customs have evolved over time. Each union tells a unique story of adaptation and improvisation within changing social landscapes. Nature too has its own masters of improvisation. A male chimpanzee skillfully wields a stick to catch fallen fruits while a black-striped capuchin uses rocks as tools to crack open palm nuts – showcasing intelligence beyond our expectations. Even the smallest creatures display remarkable resourcefulness. Witnessing baby ground squirrels utilizing their tails for shade in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park exemplifies nature's ability to adapt under challenging circumstances. Darwin's woodpecker finch demonstrates that innovation is not exclusive to humans alone. This bird species employs twigs as tools to extract beetles from tree bark - yet another marvel brought forth by evolution's handiwork. Lastly, history reveals extraordinary tales like "The Quickest Courtship on Record. " Engraved forever are stories where love triumphs against all odds through spontaneous connections that defy conventional timelines. In every corner of existence lies evidence that improvisation is an art form embraced by both man and nature alike. It reminds us that when faced with adversity or change, creativity can lead us towards unexpected solutions – proving once again that necessity truly is the mother of invention.