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Images Dated 23rd February 2010

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Images Dated 23rd February 2010: TEXTILE, 14th CENTURY. Woven diasper silk textile from Granada, Spain, with a Naskhi text

TEXTILE, 14th CENTURY. Woven diasper silk textile from Granada, Spain, with a Naskhi text, Glory to our Lord the Sultan, 14th century

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: CHINA: MARBLE BRIDGE. A view of the marble bridge on the grounds of Yuan Ming Yuan

CHINA: MARBLE BRIDGE. A view of the marble bridge on the grounds of Yuan Ming Yuan, or the Old Summer Palace, near Peking, China. Photographed by John Thomson, c1870

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: THOMAS H. HUXLEY (1825-1895). English biologist. Bones and Stones and Such-like Things

THOMAS H. HUXLEY (1825-1895). English biologist. Bones and Stones and Such-like Things. Caricature, 1872, by Frederick Waddy

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: FILM: MOANA, 1926. Young Samoan woman in a scene from Robert Flahertys 1926 documentary Moana

FILM: MOANA, 1926. Young Samoan woman in a scene from Robert Flahertys 1926 documentary Moana about the life and culture of Polynesians

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: CHINA: RAILROAD STATION. A view of the Peking Railway Station in Peking, China

CHINA: RAILROAD STATION. A view of the Peking Railway Station in Peking, China, at the time of a trains arrival. Stereograph, 1902

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: CHINA: PEKING, 1902. A view of the central street in the Chinese quarter of Peking

CHINA: PEKING, 1902. A view of the central street in the Chinese quarter of Peking, China, showing the Beggars Bridge in the foreground. Stereograph, 1902

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: PEKING: BRONZE TEMPLE. Temple made of bronze, with a marble foundation, on the

PEKING: BRONZE TEMPLE. Temple made of bronze, with a marble foundation, on the grounds of the Summer Palace, in Peking, China. Photographed by John Thomson, c1870

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: CHINA: STREET SCENE, 1902. A pony being unharnessed from a heavy cart after collapsing

CHINA: STREET SCENE, 1902. A pony being unharnessed from a heavy cart after collapsing on a street in Peking, China. Stereograph, 1902

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPT, c1285. Illumination from the medieval French manuscript, La

MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPT, c1285. Illumination from the medieval French manuscript, La Chevalerie de Judas Maccabee, c1285

THOMAS CARLYLE (1795-1881). Scottish man of letters. Caricature, 1872, by Frederick Waddy

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: BENJAMIN DISRAELI (1804-1881). 1st Earl of Beaconsfield. The aristocracy of nature

BENJAMIN DISRAELI (1804-1881). 1st Earl of Beaconsfield. The aristocracy of nature. English statesman and writer. Caricature, 1872, by Frederick Waddy

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: CHINA: LANTERN MERCHANT. The showroom of a lantern merchant in Peking, China

CHINA: LANTERN MERCHANT. The showroom of a lantern merchant in Peking, China. Steel engraving, English, 1843, after a drawing by Thomas Allom

VENICE: DUCAL PALACE. Wood engraving, c1875, after Harry Fenn

DANCING DAUGHTERS, 1928. Joan Crawford in the silent film Dancing Daughters, 1928

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: EMIL JANNINGS (1884-1950). German actor. In the role of a hotel doorman in the film The Last

EMIL JANNINGS (1884-1950). German actor. In the role of a hotel doorman in the film The Last Laugh, directed by F. W
EMIL JANNINGS (1884-1950). German actor. In the role of a hotel doorman in the film The Last Laugh, directed by F.W. Murnau, 1924

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: PERILS OF PAULINE, 1914. Pearl White as Pauline, as always in trouble

PERILS OF PAULINE, 1914. Pearl White as Pauline, as always in trouble, in a scene from the 1914 silent film series The Perils of Pauline

Images Dated 23rd February 2010: FILM: INTOLERANCE, 1916. Scene from the Babylonian sequence in David Wark Griffiths film

FILM: INTOLERANCE, 1916. Scene from the Babylonian sequence in David Wark Griffiths film Intolerance, 1916

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