Classified Collection

Folklore / Gryphon
Gryphus, or Greiff, classified by Johnstone as a bird because it has the head and wings of an eagle, despite having the body of a lion

Project Azorian, 1970s
Project Azorian. Artwork showing the secret US operation carried out by the CIA to recover a sunken Soviet submarine in the 1970s

TARSIER
(tarsius bancanus) This is probably the Western Tarsier, which lives in the East. It is classified as a prosimian

Bewick / Mouflon
Linnaeus considered the mouflon a goat (capra ammon) but it is now classified as a sheep, indeed the smallest wild sheep and ancestor of all domestic breeds

Classified and Personal Adverts on Notice Board outside shop, West London Feature, 9th May 1956

Men looking at local classified and personal adverts on notice board outside shop, West London, 9th May 1956

France, Centre-Val de la Loire, Cher, Sagonne, aerial view of Chateau de Sagonne surrounded by a moat

Boeing B707 F-BHSZ Chateau de Kerjean
Boeing B707-328B F-BHSZ Chateau de Kerjean (msn 18459, line no.335), of Air France. First flown on 12 March 1963, delivered to Air France on 30 March 1963

Classified Ridden By T.Mccoy Cheltenham Festival 2003 Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham 13 March 2003 Date: 13 March 2003

Unclean Animals Judaism
In Judaism, the concept of impure or unclean animals, plays a prominent role in Jewish law that specifies which foods are allowed (kosher) and which are forbidden to eat

Animals at a French Zoo - Bengal Tiger - Close up of Tiger. Part of Box 209 Boswell collection - Old and New French Zoo. The Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris)

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, c1730. Classified advertisements for soap, runaway servant reports, bibles, fabrics, feathers and almanacs, from an early edition of the Pennsylvania Gazette, c1730

Vintage man looking through classified ads in newspaper

Odontopteryx: Skull

VAN DYCK, Sir Anthony (1599-1641). Piet.. Until 1974 the Piet. was considered Rubens work, but after that date this is classified

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, c1749. Classified advertisements, including ads for ship departures and a lottery, from an edition of the Pennsylvania Gazette, published by Benjamin Franklin at Philadelphia

SILENT FILM STILL: READING. Corinne Griffith in Classified, 1925

Cyclamen showing spiral seed stems
A species of Cyclamen (Myrsinaceae family) showing spiral seed stems

Cyclamen Europaeum (Purpurascens), traditionally classified in the Primulaceae family, but more recently reclassified in the Myrsinaceae family

Railway Sleeper - Oxford Station
The Railway Sleeper series - A snoozing University graduate seated on his trunk, nods off at Oxford Station as he studies a map of the London Underground

Advert / Classified Ads
Young lady looking in the Classified Ads

Tarsier - 2
(tarsius bancanus) This is probably the Western Tarsier, which lives in the East. It is classified as a prosimian

Bewick / Tapir
(tapirus terrestris) This is the South American Tapir, classified by Linnaeus as a hippopotamus : it avoids its predators by diving into water

Bewick / Marmot
Bewick classified this rodent as a mouse and named it MONAX, but he accepted that it was probably the same as the Marmot described by Buffon and not really a mouse

Chamois (Bewick)
capra rupicapra - though Linnaeus classified this as a goat, it is actually a capriform antelope found only in rocky and mountainous places

Dementia Praecox
A patient suffering from catatonic dementia praecox, Kraepelins term for what is today classified as schizophrenia. The patient is acting out a private delusion

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic: Classified Secrets of Folklore and Gryphon" Step into a world where mystery intertwines with ancient tales, as we delve deep into the captivating realm hints. From folklore to gryphons, this enigmatic journey will leave you spellbound. Intriguingly, our first clue takes us to the mystical land of TARSIER. Legends whisper about these nocturnal creatures possessing supernatural powers - are they mere myth or hidden guardians of secrets? Next, we stumble upon Bewick and Mouflon, two names entwined in secrecy. What clandestine connection do they share? Only those who dare seek answers can uncover their hidden truth. As our expedition continues, we unearth Project Azorian from the 1970s. Shrouded in government intrigue and covert operations, this top-secret endeavor remains veiled in shadows even today. Venturing further into West London's bustling streets, a notice board catches our eye. Classified and personal adverts adorn its surface like puzzle pieces waiting to be deciphered. What stories lie behind each message? Who seeks companionship or conceals their true intentions? A Boeing B707 F-BHSZ Chateau de Kerjean emerges from obscurity next – an aircraft that once soared through skies carrying undisclosed cargo. What was its purpose? The answer lies within classified archives awaiting discovery. Meanwhile, men gather around another notice board outside a shop; their eyes scanning for clues amidst local classifieds and personal adverts. Are they seeking something specific or simply drawn by curiosity? Their intent remains concealed beneath watchful gazes. Our quest then transports us to France's Centre-Val de la Loire region where Chateau de Sagonne stands tall against time's eroding touch. Its walls hold untold secrets echoing through centuries past – whispers only heard by those willing to listen closely. Classified takes on new meaning as we explore unclean animals in Judaism. What symbolism lies behind these designations.