Chaining Collection

Suffragette Campaign Muriel Matters Pankhurst. The campaign of the suffragettes in October 1908, including demonstration in Trafalgar Square, the trial of Mrs

The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence (oil on canvas)
KAB137932 The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence (oil on canvas) by Gabbiani, Antonio Domenico (1652-1726); Santa Maria Assunta, Pescia, Italy; eDario Grimaldi; Italian, out of copyright

Sketches of Jumbo, the African Elephant, at the Zoological Gardens (litho)
1623859 Sketches of Jumbo, the African Elephant, at the Zoological Gardens (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches of Jumbo, the African Elephant)

The Chaining of Orc, 1812. Creator: William Blake
The Chaining of Orc, 1812

Bevel gear translation for chainless bicycle

Suffragettes Chaining to Railings Vera Holme. Shows Vera Holme (1881-1969) with two other suffragettes, probably preparing to chain themselves to the railings

Crankset
Antique illustration bicycle cranks on a white background

Zip, SEM
Zip. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the teeth and slider of a zip. Magnification: x2.5 at 6x7cm size

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"Unbreakable Chains: From Suffragettes to Bionic Advancements" In the fight for women's rights, suffragette campaigners like Muriel Matters and Pankhurst were unyielding in their determination. Chaining themselves to railings as a symbol of resistance, they defied societal norms and demanded equality. Vera Holme, another brave suffragette, took it a step further by chaining herself to the very heart of power - Parliament itself. Her act of defiance echoed through history, inspiring generations of women to never back down. But chaining is not limited to human struggles alone. Rawlins White's wood engraving from c. 1865 depicts the harrowing story of The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence, where chains became instruments of torture and persecution. On a lighter note, sketches captured Jumbo the African Elephant at the Zoological Gardens with his mighty chains serving as both restraint and protection. These images remind us that even majestic creatures can be bound by physical limitations. William Blake's artwork "The Chaining of Orc" delves into mythology and symbolism while exploring themes such as oppression and liberation. It serves as a powerful reminder that chains can represent both bondage and potential freedom. Moving beyond traditional means of transportation, advancements like chainless bicycles with bevel gear translations revolutionize mobility. This fusion between advanced technology and human ingenuity sets us free from conventional constraints. Speaking of technological progressions, artificial intelligence (AI), androids, augmented reality (AR), bionics - these cutting-edge innovations have broken the metaphorical chains that once held our imaginations captive. Within this realm lies the crankset - an essential component connecting pedals to gears in various mechanical systems including bicycles or engines. Its intricate design ensures smooth movement without compromising efficiency or strength. And let's not forget about Zip SEM. With its revolutionary scanning electron microscope technology breaking barriers in scientific research across industries ranging from medicine to materials science, it's unchaining our understanding of the microscopic world.