Uprooted Collection

Small metier: peddler - dead man to rats with his dog - rat - poison - engraving of the 19th century
PCT4287490 Small metier: peddler - dead man to rats with his dog - rat - poison - engraving of the 19th century -; (add.info.: Small metier)

Letter R: Bravo Rita! Master Raton will no longer eat our beautiful apples. Engraving in " ABC fun"
DUV4207593 Letter R: Bravo Rita! Master Raton will no longer eat our beautiful apples. Engraving in " ABC fun". Monrocq Freres, editors, beginning of the 20th century. 20 pages

Letter R: Bravo Rita! Master Raton will no longer eat our beautiful apples
DUV4207588 Letter R: Bravo Rita! Master Raton will no longer eat our beautiful apples. Letters To play the sheep jump, Simon and Serge are never late. Engraving in " ABC fun"

Krishna Uproots the Parijata Tree, Folio from a Bhagavata Purana... between 1525 and 1550. Creator: Unknown
Krishna Uproots the Parijata Tree, Folio from a Bhagavata Purana (Ancient Stories of the Lord), between 1525 and 1550

The Landscape: Hill 60, c. 1917 (ink & w/c on paper)
3482875 The Landscape: Hill 60, c.1917 (ink & w/c on paper) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 26x35 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; © Manchester Art Gallery

The Field of Passchendaele, c. 1917 (pen & ink with w/c on paper)
3482874 The Field of Passchendaele, c.1917 (pen & ink with w/c on paper) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 26x35 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; © Manchester Art Gallery

Birch Tree Uprooted by a Storm, 1809. Creator: Jean-Jacques de Boissieu
Birch Tree Uprooted by a Storm, 1809

Are we uprooted? No! by G. L Stampa
Are we uprooted? No! Despite the fact that a three storey house has had a huge explosion near by and shrapnel has pierced through their home

SMM2 p. 17 Storm, from Theatre des Vices et Vertus, by Jan van der Noot (c
GUL174531 SMM2 p.17 Storm, from Theatre des Vices et Vertus, by Jan van der Noot (c.1539-95) (vellum) by French School, (16th century); 13x13 cm; Glasgow University Library

Jacques Marie Gaston Onfray de Breville dit JOB (1858 - 1931);Illustration from "
JLJ4639105 Jacques Marie Gaston Onfray de Breville dit JOB (1858 - 1931); Illustration from " Les epees de France" : Commissaire aux provisions de l armee contre l armee des rats; Coll

The rat killer in Pekin. Drawing by Emile Bayard (1837-1891)
LSE4325183 The rat killer in Pekin. Drawing by Emile Bayard (1837-1891), to illustrate the journey of Shanghai to Moscow, from 1859 to 1862, by M. de Bourboulon, Minister of France to China

The destruction of the mulots (Apodemus) by the asphyxiating gas in the Dawn - engraving
XEE4155052 The destruction of the mulots (Apodemus) by the asphyxiating gas in the Dawn - engraving by Damblans - le-pelerin of 1923 by Damblans

The Great Storm of Wind on Friday Week (engraving)
1590701 The Great Storm of Wind on Friday Week (engraving) by Watkins, Frank (fl.1859-94); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Great Storm of Wind on Friday Week)

Le chat et un vieux rat - The cat and an old rat - from Fables
XEE4155919 Le chat et un vieux rat - The cat and an old rat - from Fables by Jean de La Fontaine (Lafontaine) (1621-95) - engraving after Gustave Dore (1832-83) - Private collection by Dore

Illustration of Cham (1819-1879) in The Charivari, 1873-6-9 - Dog Show - Dog, Rat / Mouse
ICA4869935 Illustration of Cham (1819-1879) in The Charivari, 1873-6-9 - Dog Show - Dog, Rat/Mouse by Cham (Amedee Charles Henri de Noe) (1818-79); (add.info)

Un marchand de mort aux rats en 1845 a Paris, engraving
JLJ4638580 Un marchand de mort aux rats en 1845 A Paris, engraving, collection privee - Rat Poison Seller at Paris, 1845, engraving

Fallen Tree, Keene Valley, July 25, 1883. Creator: Louis Michel Eilshemius
Fallen Tree, Keene Valley, July 25, 1883

Hedging and Ditching, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Hedging and Ditching, published 1812

Woodcutters, 3rd plate (Les bucherons). Creator: Alphonse Legros
Woodcutters, 3rd plate (Les bucherons)

Ro-Chi-Shin Uprooting a Tree, ca. 1820. Creator: Totoya Hokkei
Ro-Chi-Shin Uprooting a Tree, ca. 1820

©EyeUbiquitous_20042604
WEST INDIES, Tobago Palm tree on beach uprooted by wind. Cropped view showing lower trunk and root ball

Timber harvesting, timber, spruces lying on the road, cleared area behind, Wipperfuerth, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe

The Debacle (oil on canvas)
BAL954574 The Debacle (oil on canvas) by Meshchersky, Arseniy Ivanovich (1834-1902); 35x53 cm; Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia; Russian, out of copyright

Hawthorn flower fairy and children, Crataegus laevigata.. Handcolored steel engraving by C. Geoffrois after an illustration by Jean Ignace Isidore Grandville from Les Fleurs Animees, Flower Fairies

Illustration of swamp flora with uprooted tree

Uprooted Tree at Saint Helena
An uprooted tree after hurricane Mathew at Saint Helena Island

Uprooted tree trunk on the coast, Pierre Louis Dubourcq, 1856

Storm damage in Sidcup, Kent. 1939

Pine (Pinus sp. ) trees blown across snow covered farm road after severe winter storm, Cumbria, England, March
Pine (Pinus sp.) trees blown across snow covered farm road after severe winter storm, Cumbria, England, March

Child holding uprooted beetroot against red T-shirt

Hand holding an uprooted plant sprout, close up

Tornado storm damage, uprooted tree fallen onto house, Oakes, North Dakota, U. S. A. july 2011
Tornado storm damage, uprooted tree fallen onto house, Oakes, North Dakota, U.S.A. july 2011

Storm damage, Canada
MODEL RELEASED. Storm damage. Man standing by the root mound of an ancient Douglas fir tree (Pseudotsuga menziesii) in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada

Common daisy flower
Common daisy (Bellis perennis) flower. This flower has been uprooted with the soil (bottom) still attached to its roots

Spring flood, Nicola River, Canada. This torrent of water has formed due to a sudden increase in temperature that caused a faster-than-normal melting of the winter snow in the Coast Mountains of

Death cap fungi (Amanita phalloides) at the base of a beech tree (Fagus sp. not seen) The mycelium of the death cap fungus shares a symbiotic relationship with the beech

Fallen dead tree in a field. Photographed near Cuckfield, West Sussex, UK

Uprooted Scots pine tree
Uprooted Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) tree. Stones are embedded in its roots. Photograped in Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK, in November

Potatoes (Solanum tuberosum Charlotte ) in a vegetable bed, being lifted by a garden fork

Glendurgan, Cornwall, after the 1987 hurricane
Scene at Glendurgan, a National Trust garden in North Falmouth, Cornwall, after the 1987 hurricane. A man stands behind a large tree which has been completely uprooted

Sikh Family fleeing to East Punjab
Uprooted from their home, a Sikh family flee to the safety of the East Punjab carrying only meagre possessions

Charles Edward, 2nd Duke of Albany, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1884-1954), as a member of the Borussia Corps of Bonn University in about 1904

Fable / Oak & Willow
THE OAK & THE WILLOW The willow bends under the weight of the wind, while the oak tree resists and is uprooted

In January 2005 a severe storm hit Cumbria with over 100 mph winds that created havoc on the roads
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Gargantua / Giant / Rabelais
Gargantua chooses a staff. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library

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"Uprooted: A Tale of Destruction and Resilience" In the midst of chaos, nature's beauty is uprooted. The Landscape: Hill 60, c. 1917 depicts a once serene hill now scarred by war, its tranquility shattered by ink and watercolor strokes. Similarly, The Field of Passchendaele, c. 1917 captures the devastation caused by pen and ink with watercolor on paper – a haunting reminder of lives lost. But it is not only war that uproots us; storms too can wreak havoc. Birch Tree Uprooted by a Storm, 1809 portrays Jean-Jacques de Boissieu's interpretation of nature's fury as he immortalizes the aftermath in his artistry. Yet amidst destruction lies resilience. G. L Stampa reminds us that despite life's challenges in "Are we uprooted? No. " We have the power to endure and grow stronger in times of upheaval. Artistic expressions also capture this theme. SMM2 p. 17 Storm from Theatre des Vices et Vertus showcases Jan van der Noot’s ability to portray turmoil through ink and watercolor on paper – an allegory for our own internal struggles. Even soldiers find strength amid chaos - Four Australian soldiers walking along the duckboard track at Tokio near Zonnebeke demonstrate their unwavering determination despite being surrounded by destruction during wartime. Sometimes it is not physical forces but societal ones that threaten stability. Emile Bayard’s drawing titled "The rat killer in Pekin" symbolizes how oppressive systems attempt to eradicate dissenting voices like rodents scurrying beneath society's surface. However, even when faced with adversity or gas-induced annihilation like depicted in "The destruction of the mulots (Apodemus) by asphyxiating gas, " humanity finds ways to overcome and rebuild what was lost. Nature itself can unleash immense power, as seen in "The Great Storm of Wind on Friday Week.