Rudimentary Collection

San Sebastian, Spain - The Beach and the Casino - Beach Huts
San Sebastian - The Beach and the Casino - Spain - mobile beach huts. Note the striped swimming costumes hung out to dry on a rudimentary washing line. Date: 1906

The foot operation, 1630-1647. Creator: Pieter Jansz. Quast
The foot operation, 1630-1647

Dante and the eagle
Travel arrangements between Purgatory and Paradise are rudimentary: an eagle carries Dante from the lower regions to the celestial heights where hell meet Beatrice Portinari

Two men sailing a boat in the surf off Zanzibar in East Africa

Quarters of Men in Fort Sedgwick, generally known as Fort Hell
3951221 Quarters of Men in Fort Sedgwick, generally known as Fort Hell. May 1865 (albumen print mounted on wove paper) by O Sullivan, Timothy (1840-82); 17.8x22.9 cm; Addison Gallery of American Art

Countrywoman carrying a pot over a bridge, 1890s
A young countrywoman carries a pot of water on her head over a rustic and rudimentary bridge, 1890s Date: 1890s

Woman and Child with Spinning Wheel, c. 1870s (b / w photo)
696675 Woman and Child with Spinning Wheel, c.1870s (b/w photo) by Thomson, John (1837-1921); Private Collection; Scottish, out of copyright

RUSTIC PUMP
A rudimentary rustic pump Date: 19th century

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A traditional Blackhouse near Uig on the Isle of Skye with ruins of old building in foreground

Toronto Malton Airport
Malton Airport, Toronto : this picture was evidently made when air traffic control was in its rudimentary stage... Date: 1930s

Rudimentary Kitchen C20
Two broken chairs provide the only comfort in this rudimentary kitchen : the stove would be a collectors item today... Date: early 20th century

Rudimentary balloon with a boat slung underneath
A rudimentary balloon with a boat slung underneath.There are four balloons (two at each end), a sail to propel it vehicle and a rudder to steer it. From: Collegium experimentale, sive, curiosum

Stone Age German Men
Two German tribal men wearing rudimentary animal-skin garments, with bare feet but necklaces made from animal teeth Date: 1st century

Johann Philipp Reis, German inventor
Johann Philipp Reis (1834-1874), German inventor of an early telephone. Reis built a prototype telephone in 1860, but he found it difficult to interest people in his invention

Reis telephone, 19th century
Reis telephone. This rudimentary telephone by the German inventor Johann Philipp Reis (1834-1874) was first built in 1860 and was based on the principle of magnetostriction

Franco-Prussian War. Grave of five French Soldiers at Petit
Newly dug make shift graves for 5 french soldiers with one rudimentary cross, the soldiers feet are barely covered by the earth

Ice Cutting, Russia
Three Russian workers in tunics, boots and warm hats having cut a block of ice with a saw load it onto a rudimentary horse-drawn sleigh

French Builders
French builders at work on a stone-clad brick-built house, using some rudimentary wooden scaffolding

Aerial Warfare Foreseen
At the outbreak of war, the role of the aeroplane was uncertain : this prediction of bombing ships was premature, given the rudimentary technology then available

Congo Administrator
M. Franck, Belgian Minister for the Colonies, crosses a rudimentary bridge in the Belgian Congo, arguably the worst-administered of any colonies anywhere, ever

Weaving, Bronze Age
Rudimentary spinning, and quite sophisticated weaving, as practised during the Bronze Age

Narrow Plank Bridge
Though rudimentary in design, this bridge, consisting of a single wooden plank, provides the pedestrian with a simple yet efficaceous means of traversing a narrow stream

Rudimentary Loo
Rudimentary French loo

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"Exploring the Rudimentary Charms of San Sebastian, Spain - From Beach Huts to Casino" San Sebastian, a picturesque coastal town in Spain, offers a delightful blend pleasures and modern attractions. As you stroll along the sandy shores, beach huts dotting the coastline create a charming backdrop against the glistening waves. The sound of laughter fills the air as visitors enjoy both relaxation and excitement. Intriguingly, this enchanting place also holds historical significance. Just like Dante guided by an eagle through his journey in literature, San Sebastian guides its visitors towards unforgettable experiences. Whether it's trying your luck at the elegant casino or indulging in delectable local cuisine at seaside restaurants, there is something for everyone. Venturing beyond Spanish shores, we find ourselves sailing off Zanzibar's coast in East Africa. Two men skillfully navigate their boat through crashing surf – a rudimentary yet exhilarating adventure that connects us with nature's raw power. Traveling back in time to early 20th-century Ireland reveals another facet life: an Irish eviction captured vividly in Cassell's Illustrated History of England. This poignant illustration reminds us of humanity's struggles and resilience during challenging times. Further exploring history takes us to America during slavery times when musical instruments belonging to negro slaves were used as tools for expression and solace amidst hardship. These simple yet powerful creations remind us that even under oppressive circumstances, human creativity can flourish. Shifting our focus from music to warfare brings us to Fort Sedgwick – known as Fort Hell due to its harsh conditions during the American Civil War. Quarters inhabited by soldiers provide insight into their daily lives filled with basic amenities but unwavering determination. Returning once again to simpler rural settings captures moments frozen in time – a countrywoman gracefully crossing a bridge while carrying her pot; capturing both strength and grace simultaneously.