Dot Collection

Margaret Thatcher 1925-
MARGARET THATCHER nee ROBERTS First woman to be British Prime Minister (Conservative) 1979-90

Girls Play Bowls / 1940S
Faith Dorn, Alice Talton, Juanita Stark, Lucia Carroll and Jean Ames wearing various sunsuits show a bit of leg on the bowling green

A selection of common British Moths Date: circa 1920s

The Girl He Left Behind Is Still Behind Him. American World War II recruitment poster for women ordnance workers
WORLD WAR II POSTER. The Girl He Left Behind Is Still Behind Him. American World War II recruitment poster for women ordnance workers

The Bystander front cover by William Barribal
Woman in a yellow, polka dot dress trying on a variety of jaunty, colourful hats

Brain protein research. Computer artwork of a brain and coloured dots from a protein microarray. Protein microarrays can be used to follow protein interactions

Polka Dot Bikini 1950S
An athletic young woman, wearing an itsy bitsy polka dot bikini with spaghetti straps, sinks into the wet sand on a beach

Teeny Weeny Bikini 1950S
A rather experienced looking blonde model poses in an itsy bitsy teeny weeny red & white polka dot bikini & white high heeled slingback shoes. She holds the straps of the top

Chris Horn (DOT) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Chris Horn (DOT) on Bray Hill, 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

Marquise de Casa Maury
The Marquise de Casa Maury, formerly Miss Paula Gellibrand, and Mrs Loel Guinness, formerly Joan Yarde-Buller, daughter of Lord Churston. Joan later divorced her husband and married Prince Aly Khan

Charles and Diana, St Marys, Isles of Scilly
Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales, on a visit to St Mary s, Isles of Scilly, with a crowd of spectators lining the street

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Ejaaz Haniff

Polkadots Giraffe Head
Al Barizi

Blue Circles
Mette Handberg

Circles Large Smallest
Michele Channell

Face Paint Creativity
Tori E Bohn

Retro beauty
Gigi Rosado

Saluting the spot where Nelson fell, HMS "Victory" (colour photo)
8668585 Saluting the spot where Nelson fell, HMS "Victory" (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Saluting the spot where Nelson fell)

The Spot of Brady's Leap, On the Cuyahoga river, a few hundred yards above the bridge at Kent (engraving)
8637247 The Spot of Brady's Leap, On the Cuyahoga river, a few hundred yards above the bridge at Kent (engraving) by American School

The Chitor Tower of Victory (b/w photo)
8649195 The Chitor Tower of Victory (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Chitor Tower of Victory)

Akbar's Tomb (b/w photo)
8649192 Akbar's Tomb (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Akbar's Tomb)

The Foundation of the City of Mexico (litho)
8661416 The Foundation of the City of Mexico (litho) by Valda, John Harris (1874-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Foundation of the City of Mexico)

Playful Impression
Treechild

The Lower Pool of Siloam (engraving)
8638800 The Lower Pool of Siloam (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Lower Pool of Siloam)

Winona
Famous When Dead

Illustration for Animal Mechanism, A Treatise on Terrestrial and Aerial Locomotion (engraving)
8667449 Illustration for Animal Mechanism, A Treatise on Terrestrial and Aerial Locomotion (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Spot where Harold Fell (b/w photo)
8644143 The Spot where Harold Fell (b/w photo) by English photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Spot where Harold Fell)

Sea Adventure: The wreck of the "Grosvenor" (colour litho)
8668738 Sea Adventure: The wreck of the "Grosvenor" (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Sentry at the Horse Guards, Whitehall (colour photo)
8668600 Sentry at the Horse Guards, Whitehall (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sentry at the Horse Guards, Whitehall)

Stony Stratford, near, Queen's Oak (litho)
8633361 Stony Stratford, near, Queen's Oak (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Stony Stratford, near, Queen's Oak)

boho blue-3
Sally Ann Moss

boho pink-2
Sally Ann Moss

Calm Blues-1
Sally Ann Moss

Abstract Shapes in Green-1
Sally Ann Moss

Abstract Shapes in Green-2
Sally Ann Moss

Smooth Shapes-3
Sally Ann Moss

Smooth Shapes-2
Sally Ann Moss

boho pink-3
Sally Ann Moss

Mystical Pink Abstract-1
Sally Ann Moss

Dots
Ahmed Sobhi

Polka Dot Summer Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Peachy Dots Peach On Tan
Michele Channell

Summerforest
EMELIEmaria

The bird dance
EMELIEmaria

Hot Love
amir behzadi

Milk & Honey Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Milk & Honey Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Eyes
Mykola Lebediev

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"Dot: A Symbol of Timeless Elegance and Enduring Significance" From the formidable Margaret Thatcher to the spirited Girls Play Bowls in the 1940s, it has witnessed it all. Just like a selection of common British Moths fluttering gracefully, Dot's presence is subtle yet captivating. In an era marked by resilience and unity, Dot stood proudly on "The Girl He Left Behind Is Still Behind Him, " an American World War II recruitment poster for women ordnance workers. Its message echoed through time, reminding us of the unwavering support that empowers nations. As depicted on The Bystander front cover by William Barribal, Dot embraced modernity with Streamline Fuselage designed by David Wright. It symbolized progress and innovation during a period when society was propelled forward. Beyond aesthetics, Dot delves into realms beyond our imagination. From brain protein research to unraveling mysteries within ourselves, its significance transcends mere fashion trends or visual appeal. Speaking of fashion trends, who can forget the iconic Polka Dot Bikini from the 1950s? As women confidently flaunted their curves in this timeless piece, they embodied both playfulness and sophistication. And let's not overlook its counterpart - the Teeny Weeny Bikini - which epitomized liberation and self-expression during that vibrant decade. Even royalty couldn't resist embracing Dot's allure. Marquise de Casa Maury adorned herself with dots as she graced elegant gatherings while Charles and Diana found solace amidst St Marys' Isles of Scilly dotted landscapes – a testament to how even those born into privilege appreciate simplicity's charm. But it wasn't just about appearances; it was also about speed and adrenaline-fueled pursuits. Chris Horn (DOT) conquered challenges at breakneck speeds during his Ultra Lightweight TT race in 1951 – showcasing how dot represents ambition intertwined with thrill-seeking adventures.