Husbands Collection (page 6)

Wives Table Absence Husbands ca 1635-36 Etching
Artokoloro

Initial S: A Woman Leaving Her Husbands House; Unknown, Michael Lupi de Candiu, Spanish, active Pamplona, Spain 1297 - 1305; Spain, Northeastern Spain, Europe; about 1290 - 1310; Tempera colors

Bride and groom
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Bride and groom partaking in wedding ceremony in church, rear view. (Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Upper Class Korean Family in Traditional Costume
Upper Class Korean Family pose for a group studio portrait in Traditional Costume. Date: 1905

Wife despairs at Husbands awful choice of attire and colour - " Strike me pink!" Date: circa 1940s

Triple Golden Wedding Three Brothers, natives of Wargrave, Berks who have celebrated their golden weddings. The are seen with their wives Mr Joseph Street ( aged 80)

A Miserable Plight : Cartoon commenting on the barbarous practice of separating husbands and wives and placing them in males and female wards in the Workhouse

Memorial statues of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and King George VI in Garter robes, Carlton Gardens, The Mall, City of Westminster, London, England, april

Charles Frohman presents the latest Parisian farce success, The husbands of Leontine. Date 1900

A wife giveing her husband a cup of Oxo
A wife giving her husband a cup of Oxo. Advertisement for Oxo, assuring their nourishing concentrated Beef will " maintain health and vigour" Date: 1928- 1929

Art deco sketches by Fish - a social dilemma: what to do with a husband? Date: 1922

Emigrant Ship leaving a British Quayside, 1887
Engraving showing a dockside scene with young women seeing off their sweethearts and husbands, waving handkerchiefs, Great Britain, 1887

Lord Darnley / Armytage
HENRY STEWART, LORD DARNLEY Cousin and second of the three husbands of Mary Queen of Scots (m1565); father of James I of England

Danish Ladies in Rain
Two elegantly dressed Danish ladies share an umbrella as they walk along a rain-swept street, comparing husbands

Lord Darnley / Robinson
HENRY STEWART, LORD DARNLEY Cousin and second of the three husbands of Mary Queen of Scots (m1565); father of James I of England

Bigamous Wife
A bigamous woman with two husbands (one in jail) and one at her side. She seemingly has the blessing of the church

Two boys discussing the birth of twins
Our teachers going to have two babies at once. -- I didn t know she had two husbands !

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"Husbands: A Tapestry of Love, Loss, and Resilience" In the intricate web of history, the Hesse-Cassel and Greek royal families stood as pillars of tradition and nobility. Their they were not just partners but symbols of power and lineage. A whimsical touch was added by H M Bateman's iconic cartoon "Reprisal. " where a bumbling husband finds himself in comical predicaments that resonate with many couples. The sight of a large open saloon car adorned with a "Just Married" sign evokes memories of joyous beginnings for countless husbands and wives embarking on their journey together. As captured in the vibrant photograph titled "La Fete Bat Son Plein, " husbands revel alongside their wives, celebrating life's precious moments with unbridled enthusiasm. Yet, throughout history, it is not only joy that defines the role of a husband. In Matilda I's plea to Empress Matilda, we witness the strength husbands possess when called upon to support their loved ones during times of adversity. The year 1954 brought forth innovative ideas for homemakers. Among them was the concept of a "husband's corner" in converted larders - an acknowledgment that husbands too deserved their own space within the home. However, life can be unpredictable. The haunting image from 1936 portrays a young widow hearing about her husband's tragic demise during the Spanish Civil War. Flanked by her grieving parents, she embodies both sorrow and resilience amidst unimaginable loss. Beyond borders lies another facet - racial dynamics among Florida Indians widows seeking aid. These women navigate challenges unique to their culture while displaying unwavering determination as they face uncertain futures without their beloved husbands. Hair becomes more than mere strands; it symbolizes identity and strength for Florida widows who stand united in asking for support during difficult times. Together they form an indomitable force against adversity. In the tapestry of life, husbands play multifaceted roles.