Inquisitively Collection

2 Dalmatian Puppies / 1938
These two puppies stare inquisitively into the camera. Owned by Fisher. Date: 1938

Study of a Girl
A portrait study of a girl, looking up inquisitively, an exercise in the use of tone. Date: circa 1919

Rear view of an elk inquisitively looking into the forest, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
View taken from behind of an elk (Cervus canadensis) standing in a funny pose looking inquisitively through the forest trees and showing its butt; Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

Water shrew, adult, inquisitively sniffs air (Neomys fodiens ). bank of river Pra, a tributary of river Oka; near Ryasan town, european Russia, Nature Reserve Okskii ; autumn (September)

A gray and brown terrier sniffs inquisitively at a creeping tortoise

Monsters of the Deep by Edwin Roberts
A group of Edwardian children peer inquisitively at the catch of a fisherman who has arrived back at a harbour with a haul of lobster, other crustaceans, eels and rather monstrous-looking fish

Sleeping Beggar Rewarded
A Frenchwoman drops a coin into the hat of a sleeping beggar, whose dog looks up at her inquisitively

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Amidst the enchanting beauty of Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada, an elk pauses in awe, its large ears perked up and eyes fixed on the forest's edge. Intrigued by the unknown, it joins the curiosity of two Dalmatian puppies from a 1938 study, their tails wagging in anticipation. Meanwhile, in the realm of folklore, the elusive Yeti is said to exhibit similar inquisitive behavior, poking its head out from the Himalayan mountains. Even the smallest creatures, like the water shrew, display this trait, sniffing the air with great interest. Edwin Roberts' "Monsters of the Deep" captures the fascination of the deep sea world, while a gray and brown terrier noses a creeping tortoise, rewarded for its persistent inquisitiveness. The sleeping beggar, a symbol of patience and perseverance, is said to be rewarded for his inquisitive nature, proving that curiosity truly is a virtue.