Retention Collection

Aerial View Retention Basins, Wet Pond, Wet Detention Basin Or Stormwater Management Pond, Is An Artificial Pond With Vegetation Around The Perimeter Aerial View Retention Basins, Wet Pond

Curtis British Entomology Plate 276
Lepidoptera: Acontia catena = Acontia nitidula (Brixton Beauty Moth). Improbably British, despite retention in check lists. [Plant: Papaver rhoeas (Common Red Poppy)] Date: 1824-39

The Question of the Retention of Cyprus, Sketches in the Island (engraving)
1628075 The Question of the Retention of Cyprus, Sketches in the Island (engraving) by Haenen, Frederic de (1853-1928); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Question of the Retention of Cyprus)

The Retention of Chitral (b / w photo)
1100152 The Retention of Chitral (b/w photo) by English photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Retention of Chitral)

Peat cutting shoe - 2
Mr Albert Allmark, cutting peat by traditional, sustainable methods, Wixhall Moss, Shropshire. Mr Allmark demonstrates a home-made peat cutting shoe

Industrial peat cutting, Wixhall Moss, Shropshire Date: 1990

Peat cutting shoe - 1
Albert Allmark, cutting peat by traditional, sustainable methods, Wixhall Moss, Shropshire. Mr Allmark demonstrates a home-made peat cutting shoe. First published The Sunday Correspondent Date: 1990

Peat cutter, Shropshire
Mr Albert Allmark, cutting peat by traditional, sustainable methods, Wixhall Moss, Shropshire. He stands by a stack of cut peat with his pet dog. His old tractor is behind him

Retaining Pazo birthplace and died Rosalia de Castro (1837-1885), poet Galician

Lascars on British ships: the question of their retention, 1906. Human salamanders: the lascar at work and play. The Illustrated London News says that lascars (sailors from south and southeast Asia)

Artwork of enlarged bladder in urinary retention
Urine retention. Illustration of an enlarged male bladder caused by acute retention of urine. At upper centre is the enlarged bladder (red)

Gibraltar 1704
The Rock of Gibraltar at the time of its capture (and retention) by the British during the Spanish Succession War : British ships (red flags) are seen in action

Gibraltar Taken 1704
The Rock of Gibraltar at the time of its capture (and retention) by the British during the Spanish Succession War : British ships (red flags) are seen in action

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"Exploring the Various Facets of Retention: From Curtis British Entomology to Gibraltar Taken 1704" In this captivating journey through history and diverse fields, we delve into the intriguing concept of retention. Starting with Curtis British Entomology Plate 276, we witness the meticulous preservation of nature's wonders, showcasing the importance of retaining knowledge about our environment. Moving on to "The Question of the Retention of Cyprus, " depicted in Sketches in the Island (engraving), we are transported to a time when nations grappled with decisions regarding territorial control. Similarly, "The Retention of Chitral" (b/w photo) sheds light on geopolitical struggles and their impact on regions. Peat cutting takes center stage next as we explore its significance in industrial processes. The Peat Cutting Shoe series - both one and two - showcases tools used for peat extraction, highlighting how human ingenuity aids in resource retention. Shifting gears towards cultural heritage, we encounter Pazo birthplace and died Rosalia de Castro (1837-1885), poet Galician. This poignant depiction emphasizes the value society places on preserving artistic legacies that shape our collective identity. A thought-provoking topic arises as we ponder "Lascars on British ships: The question of their retention. " Here lies an exploration into questions surrounding diversity and inclusion within historical contexts – a reminder that every voice deserves recognition. Stepping into medical territory, artwork depicting an enlarged bladder in urinary retention reminds us how crucial it is to retain good health by understanding bodily functions intricately. Finally, our journey concludes at Gibraltar Taken 1704 – a pivotal moment etched forever in history. This visual representation highlights strategic military victories that shaped nations' destinies while raising questions about power dynamics and territorial control.