Snipping Collection

The last orders of the Communists
5307561 The last orders of the Communists.; (add.info.: Engraving depicting the last orders of the Communists after the Versallists had entered the city)

Sir Lancelot in the Chapel Perilous, from Stories of the Knights of the Round Table by Henry Gilbert, first edition
STC323602 Sir Lancelot in the Chapel Perilous, from Stories of the Knights of the Round Table by Henry Gilbert, first edition, 1911 (colour litho) by Crane

The Three Fates: Lachesis, Atropos and Klotho, 1513 (woodcut)
5858419 The Three Fates: Lachesis, Atropos and Klotho, 1513 (woodcut) by Grien, Hans Baldung (1484/5-1545); 21.8A--17.3 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; German, out of copyright

Girl at Dressmaker s
A unhappy & disgruntled little girl squirms while an elderly sempstress snips away while making adjustments to her new frock. Date: 1905

Snipping basil leaves with scissors on marble surface, close-up

Snipping coriander leaves in bowl, using scissors, close-up

Genetic manipulation, conceptual artwork
Genetic manipulation, conceptual computer artwork. Sections of a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) being cut by a pair of scissors and discarded into a recycling bin

Genetic engineering. Computer artwork showing a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) double helix being cut by a pair of scissors, next to a model of DNAs molecular structure

Junk DNA, conceptual artwork. Scissors cutting segments from a molecule of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). The cut segments are being collected in a glass

Young boy having a haircut
A young boy having a haircut. He looks up in mock horror as the scissors begin to cut across his nice blond fringe

Alcott / Women - 18
Jos sacrifice : she has her hair cut short

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Sir Lancelot in the Chapel Perilous, a tale of chivalry and courage from Henry Gilbert's 'Stories of the Knights of the Round Table' (1911), contrasts the intricate art in the hallowed halls of Camelot, with the modern precision of a dressmaker's atelier. The Three Fates, Lachesis, Atropos, and Klotho, depicted in a 1513 woodcut, symbolize the inescapable passage of time, as a girl carefully snips basil leaves on a cool marble surface. Meanwhile, in the realm of science, snipping takes on a new meaning with the advent of genetic manipulation and engineering. Conceptual artworks illustrate the intricacy junk DNA, while a young boy endures the familiar experience of getting a haircut. The simple act of snipping, whether in legend or in reality, is a testament to the power of precise actions and their far-reaching consequences.