Stomping Collection

Pressing house at Chateau D estournel 1871
Vintage of medoc: cuvier or pressing-house at Chateau D estournel. 1871

Shakespeare quotes illustrated - the language of her body
Shakespeare quotes illustrated: " Theres language in her eye, her cheek, her lip - nay, her foot speaks" (" And this is the woman I have married" )

Cover, Simonel Bobito, man, stomping, donkey, background, Jose Guadalupe Posada
Cover for Simonel Bobito, a man stomping and a donkey in the background, Jose Guadalupe Posada (Mexican, 1851-1913), ca. 1890-1910

John Bull fighting the French single handed, P.F.L.B. fecit. [England : Publisher not named, between 1800 and 1815], 1 print : etching, hand-colored; 19.2 x 29.9 cm (border, plate marks cropped)

John Bull fighting the French single handed, P. F. L. B. fecit. [England : Publisher not named
John Bull fighting the French single handed, P.F.L.B. fecit. [England : Publisher not named, between 1800 and 1815], 1 print : etching, hand-colored; 19.2 x 29.9 cm (border, plate marks cropped)

African Elephant (Loxodanta africana) lifting its trunk, profile

African Elephant (Loxodanta africana) with its ears out and trunk lifted, moving forward, front view

Wine production, 19th century artwork. Workers in a wine cellar adding grapes to vats and presses. At right, crushing, stomping

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Stomping through history, we press on with the spirit of Chateau D'Estournel's iconic 1871 label, where Shakespearean quotes come alive in the language of her body. From the man's determined stomp in Simonel Bobito's illustration, to the donkey's powerful hooves in Jose Guadalupe Posada's art, the rhythm of progress resonates across continents. In Africa's Kibale National Park, the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project observes our closest relatives as they stomp through the forest, mirroring the tenacity of John Bull in his single-handed fight against the French. The African Elephant, with its massive feet, lifts its trunk in a display of power and grace, echoing the pride of England's wine production in the 19th century. Let us continue to stomp forward, embracing the past while forging ahead, just as the grapes are crushed to create the finest wines.