Strings Gallery

Strings are a fundamental part of the English language, and are sequences of characters that can be used to represent words, sentences, and even entire texts

Ukulele Song 1926
A happy couple singing by moonlight: Give me a ukulele... and a ukulele baby... and leave the rest to me

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, statue as a boy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 -1791), Austrian composer and musician, seen here in the form of a statue, as a boy with a violin and bow

Senegal - Griot playing a Kora
Senegal - seated Griot playing a Kora, a 21-stringed harp lute that originated in the Gambia River valley with the Mandinko but is one of the most popular instruments in Senegal

Christmas card in the shape of a banjo. circa 1890s

Raphael Kirchner - Art Nouveau Girl playing the harp from the Greek Virgins postcard series. Date: 1900

Women from Lublin, Poland
Village peasant women from Lublin, Poland Date: circa 1910s

Electric guitar and amplifier

Angel with halo and butterfly wings playing harp

Harp with yellow flowers on a cutout greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Banjo with pink flowers on a Victorian scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Motocross Scramblers
Muddy bikers revving up their engines between the starting strings at a Motocross scrambling race. Date: 1980s

Two golden harps on a cutout greetings card with a country scene. Date: circa 1890s

Chili ristras, Chimayo, New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Woman from Lublin, Poland
Village peasant woman from Lublin, Poland Date: circa 1910s

Bunty Pulls The Strings by Graham Moffat. First of a set of six cards by artist E. Chandler. Each card is edged by a green and blue tartan border

The Royal Coat of Arms of King George V. Arms: Quarterly, first and fourth, gules three lions passant guardant in pale or, (England); second or, a lion rampant within a tressure flory counter-flory

Bunty Pulls The Strings by Graham Moffat
Bunty Pulls The Strings a comedy by Graham Mofat (1866 - 1951). It was a huge hit in Londons West End at the Haymarket Theatre from 8th February 1911. It debuted on Broadway in late 1911

Classic Tight Scotsman Joke - Lured by six beauties
Classic Tight Scotsman Joke - A stereotype Jock doesn t hang on long to his tight purse strings as six pretty girls required a drink! " It wasn t long here till bang went saxpence

Illustration, mariachi band consisting of four guitarists in grey Mexican hats and matching suits, front view

And there were strings of fairies hanging from the stars (I stood against the window). 1922

Kitten with a violin on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Pro Arte Orchestra
The leading Double Bass section of the Pro Arte Orchestra, peforming at the Royal Albert Hall, London. Date: 1969

Tunisian woman with elaborate coin necklace
Tunisian woman with elaborate necklace made of many strings of coins with holes in the middle, metal bangles, thin silken clothing and a pointed hat

Gabrielle d Estree (1573-1599) and her sister the Duchess of Villars
LSE4103735 Gabrielle d Estree (1573-1599) and her sister the Duchess of Villars (Julienne Hypolite or Julienne Hypolite) (1575-1657) - School of Fontainebleau, 17th century

Oscar Straus Ein Walzertraum (A Waltz Dream). Score cover of waltz theme from operetta (arrangement for piano), 1909 (premire 1907). Woman playing violin / gypsy violinist

Illustration, jazz band, six men wearing bow ties and waistcoats playing trumpet, trombone, drums, clarinet, banjo and double bass, front view

Street Banana Seller, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Date: circa 1910s

Sicilian Puppets
Artist: Freedman, Barnett - Title: Sicilian Puppets - Date: 1933 - Original Medium and Size: Oil on Canvas 100.3 x 62.2

Illustration, sitar and musical note

Marie Hall - Violinist
Marie Hall (1884-1956) - Violinist and pupil of Edward Elgar - gave the 1st performance of Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending in 1920 Date: 1907

Children Ice Skating by Florence Hardy
Two Strings to his bow. A young boy is ice skating with a girl on each arm looking blissfully content

Japanese girl playing violin
A stunning photographic postcard depicting a young Japanese girl playing the voilin

Chinese Puppet Theatre
A street puppet show. The automaton figures are operated by a set of strings

Stringed instrument maker in his workshop
A stringed instrument manufacturer in his workshop, testing the strings of a double bass

Jullien / Cruikshank / 1852
LOUIS-ANTOINE JULLIEN Satire on the popularity of the French musician and the concerts which he conducted in Britain from 1840 to 1859

Newtonian Earth, conceptual artwork
Newtonian Earth. Conceptual artwork of the Earth as one of the balls in a Newtons cradle. This image can represent concepts such as the impact and effect of physical laws on the Earths environment

Newtons cradle, artwork. This device consists of a number of steel balls suspended from a frame (not seen) in a horizontal line

Johnnies bike, Roscoff, North Finistere, Brittany, France, Europe

Italy, Portrait of Giuseppe Tartini
Italy - 18th century. Portrait of Giuseppe Tartini (Piran, 1692 - Padua, 1770), Italian composer

Couple in traditional costume, Alt - Zillertal, Tyrol (postcard)
3786144 Couple in traditional costume, Alt - Zillertal, Tyrol (postcard) by Unknown photographer, (20th century); (add.info.: Couple in traditional costume, Alt - Zillertal)

'The Virgin, Queen of Heaven'
3785965 'The Virgin, Queen of Heaven' by French School, (19th century); (add.info.: 'The Virgin, Queen of Heaven - Presiding over an Assembly of Saints')

CHILD PORTRAIT
JAYATU CHANDRA DAS

"Three bottles"
Evgeniy Popov

Samuel Bekett Bridge by Calatrava - Dublin Ireland
Arnon Orbach

Moonlight Sonata
Brig Barkow

George Younger, 1st Viscount Younger, politician
GEORGE YOUNGER 1st VISCOUNT YOUNGER (1851-1929) Politician

George Morris inventor of the 12 volt electric Welsh Harp
George Morris inventor of the 12 volt portable electric Welsh Harp, testing his invention in the hills of Snowdonia, North Wales Date: 1988

Olga Valery - French actress - Roses
Olga Timchenko (aka Olga Valery) (1903-2002) - French actress of Ukrainian origin - performing at the Casino de Paris. The (remarkable) comment on the postcard reverse reads as follows

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Strings are a fundamental part of the English language, and are sequences of characters that can be used to represent words, sentences, and even entire texts, and are be manipulated in various ways to create new words or phrases, or to modify existing ones and can also used in computer programming languages for data manipulation and storage. In English, strings consist of letters, numbers, and symbols that form words or sentences. A string is typically enclosed within quotation marks ("") to indicate that it is a single unit of text rather than multiple units. The length of a string depends on the number of characters it contains; some strings may contain only one character while others may contain hundreds or thousands, and are be manipulated in various ways using functions such as concatenation (joining two strings together), slicing (extracting part of a string), searching (finding specific characters within a string), and replacing (replacing one character with another). These functions allow users to quickly modify existing texts without having to rewrite them from scratch. Additionally they can be compared against each other using comparison operators such as == (equal) and. = (not equal). This allows users to determine whether two they have the same content or not without having to manually compare them character by character.