Getting Out Collection

Perrin Lewis, wife of Vince Taylor, Roll & Roll Singer, 30th October 1960

Woman in Tub (pastel on paper)
BRN161518 Woman in Tub (pastel on paper) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; eBarnes Foundation; French, out of copyright

A Landing Craft Air Cushion exits the well deck of USS Bonhomme Richard
Philippine Sea, September 18, 2012 - A Landing Craft Air Cushion exits the well deck of the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) during well deck operations

Diver Pulling Himself Out Of The Pool With Water Dripping Off Him; Portland, Oregon, United States of America

Getting Out Large Buoys Launching August 2nd
Artokoloro

Getting Out Great Buoys Deck Eastern Looking
Artokoloro

ÒüÖÒüáÒéîÞ▓Ø Curtain Clam Edo period 1615-1868
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Two CH-46E Sea Knight helicopters on the flight deck of USS Bonhomme Richard
East China Sea, January 26, 2013 - Landing Craft Air Cushion exits the well deck of the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6)

A CH-47 Chinook helicopter transporting wounded warriors
February 27, 2013 - The CH-47 Chinook helicopter transporting the wounded warriors that are taking part in Operation Proper Exit II, arrives at Camp Nathan Smith in Kandahar, Afghanistan

U. S. Soldiers descend through the sky after exiting a C-23 Sherpa
January 24, 2013 - U.S. Soldiers descend through the sky after exiting a C-23 Sherpa aircraft at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida

Chickens at chicken coop

Chicken exiting hen house

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"Embracing Freedom: Stories of Liberation and Triumph" In a world filled with constraints, breaking free becomes an exhilarating journey. Perrin Lewis, wife of the legendary Rock & Roll singer Vince Taylor, found solace in her pastel on paper creation - a woman in a tub. As she delicately painted each stroke, she yearned for liberation from societal expectations. Meanwhile, aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard, a Landing Craft Air Cushion gracefully exits the well deck. The vessel represents more than just transportation; it symbolizes escape from the confines of routine and monotony. A diver emerges from the depths of a pool in Portland, Oregon. Droplets cascade off his body as he pulls himself out with determination. This act embodies resilience and perseverance - leaving behind old limitations to embrace new possibilities. On August 2nd, large buoys are launched into open waters. These floating beacons mark not only safe passages but also serve as metaphors for individuals who dare to venture beyond their comfort zones. As we gaze upon great buoys decked along Eastern shores, we witness dreams materializing into reality. Each buoy signifies someone's audacity to step away from conformity and embark on uncharted territories. An exquisite Edo period curtain clam captures our attention next – its intricate design mirroring life's complexities. Just like this artwork reflects layers being peeled back one by one until freedom is revealed beneath them all. The flight deck of USS Bonhomme Richard showcases two CH-46E Sea Knight helicopters poised for takeoff – ready to transport brave souls towards liberation and salvation. High above ground level, U. S soldiers descend through the sky after exiting a C-23 Sherpa aircraft - their parachutes billowing like flags of independence against gravity's pull. Amidst these tales of human emancipation lies another form of liberation – chickens at chicken coop eagerly awaiting their turn to exit confinement within hen houses. As they step into the open, their wings spread wide, embracing newfound freedom.