Sum Collection (page 2)

INDIA. ORISSA. Konarak. Sculpture of Surya, God of Sunl, at the Sum Temple (1250)

The Pied Piper
A rat catcher with a coat of many colours came forward and oprmised to rid the town of vermin for a large sum of money and the citizens were united with him and assured him of his salary

Schoolboy with Maths
A schoolboy smiles, having completed a complex sum on the blackboard. Date: circa 1900

Petrus Apianuss Pascals Triangle, 1527
Early Pascals Triangle. Appearing on the title page of Kauffmans Rechnung (Ingolstadt, 1527) by the German scholar Petrus Apianus

Tipping tube / W H Robinson
When asking for directions it is a kindly act to requite the informant with a small sum in coins. When dispensed from the tipping tube it prevents the struggle with pockets

A Years Food for the Animals of London Zoo, 1913
Illustration showing the sum total of food required to feed the animals of the Zoological Societys Gardens (London Zoo) in 1913

The Cobbler & Financier
THE COBBLER AND THE RICH MAN A rich financier gives a frugal cobbler a large sum of money; previously happy, the cobbler now finds he can t sleep for fear of thieves Date: circa 1870

Boys in Classroom
An older boys helps a smaller one with a difficult sum

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"Discovering the Hidden Balance: Exploring the Concept of 'Sum'" Intriguingly depicted in Eliphas Levi's masterpiece, Baphomet, lies a profound representation of equilibrium amidst opposites. This enigmatic figure symbolizes the delicate balance that exists within our world. Drawing inspiration from mathematical series of the 18th century, we unravel the essence of 'sum. ' Just as numbers harmoniously combine to create new values, so too do opposing forces intertwine to form a greater whole. Rene Descartes, the renowned French mathematician and philosopher, contemplated this notion extensively. His writings and rebus-like puzzles challenged us to find unity in diversity and seek harmony amid chaos. Even beyond academia, 'sum' finds its way into unexpected places. From Fuller Pilch's historic batting for Kent in 1837 to Stockton Darling's intriguing ticket on display – these artifacts remind us that every action has consequences that contribute to an overall outcome. The tragic tale of RMS Titanic echoes this sentiment through a heartfelt letter sent by James Moody's sister. Amidst tragedy and loss, there is solace in knowing that even small acts can make a significant impact on others' lives. A child's slate paired with a toy gun on a Christmas card evokes nostalgia while highlighting how innocence coexists with imagination. It reminds us that even seemingly incongruous elements can come together beautifully. Venturing into Ahiritola slum reveals resilience amidst adversity; it showcases how communities unite against all odds to create something greater than themselves – proving once again that sum transcends mere mathematics. An engraving capturing a schoolboy engrossed in solving math problems with his trusty slate illustrates how knowledge empowers individuals to unlock their potential. In this pursuit of understanding lies yet another manifestation – where effort meets reward.