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Germ symbol in book with flowerpot I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 025480007 Timur attacking the Knights of St John at Smyrna, 1402 (1467). Timur Lenk (1336-1404), or Tamerlane, meaning Timur the Lame, was an Islamic Turkic conqueror who set out to re-establish the great Asian empire of Genghis Khan and the Mongols. His conquests were notable for the large-scale and brutal massacres of captured cities. Smyrna (modern Izmir) was one which suffered such a fate when stormed by Timur´s army in 1402. From the Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1156381 Metallic key on pile of various books I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 038580007 Woman hiding half of her face by book I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 080780007 ´Succoth´, c1905. Russian Jews celebrating Succoth (or Succot). The name comes from the plural of succah, meaning a temporary hut or booth. These are made of greenery, and families eat meals inside the booths during the period of the festival. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1198945 Man`s hand making "OK" sign I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 040380007 A male Golden-hooded Tanager (Tangara larvata) in Costa Rica. This spectacular Golden-hooded Tanager is known locally as “siette colores” meaning seven colors. VQ Rights Managed wwp01988 Shoes with wing symbol on white ground I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 015180007 Close-up of gift with wing symbol I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 013280007 Patterned gourd, China, mid-late 17th century. Qing dynasty gourd with reddish brown patina moulded in low relief over the whole body with a double gourd vine pattern with carved details. There is a four-character mark on the base that reads ´Kangxi shang wan´ meaning ´made as a plaything for Emperor Kangxi´. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1233891 Matthew Arnold (1822-1888), British poet, critic and educationalist, 1881. He was the eldest son of Thomas Arnold, headmaster of Rugby School. The modern cultural meaning of the term ´Philistine´ derives from one of Arnold´s works, "Culture and Anarchy". He is depicted in Classical garb, playing a stringed musical instrument. From the ´Fancy Portraits´ series published in "Punch", London, 1881. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1152274 Woody doll and letter carved blocks, "OTL" I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 047180007 Jewish festival of Sukkot, early 18th century. Engraving titled ´Repas des Juifs pendant la Fete des Tentes´ (Meal of the Jews during the Festival of the Tents). Sukkot (or Succot) is the plural of succah, meaning a temporary hut or booth. These are made Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1198832 Man`s hand making "4" sign I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 039880007 Blind man of Quinze-Vingts, 1737-1742. Quinze-Vingts was a hospital for the blind in Paris. The name, meaning 15 times 20 (which equals 300) in the vigesimal system, referred to the 300 beds in the hospital. Part of a series called ´Paris Street Cries´, by Bouchardon. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1218291 Man`s thumb and last fingers up I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 040780007 Blue and white dish, Ming dynasty, China, c1500. Small dish with everted rim decorated in the centre with a spotted deer and crane among pine, prunus and bamboo (the Three Friends of Winter). The cavetto has a continuous lotus scroll and the rim has a broad band of trellis diaper. There is a band of two blackberry vine groups on the exterior. The deer and crane are both longevity symbols and the Three Friends of Winter are plants of good omen heralding the spring and adding a further auspicious meaning to the decoration here. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1234445 Close-up of miniature doll with blocks on book I Dreamstock RM Rights Managed 024280007 One of a set of four zodiac tomb figures, early Northern Song dynasty, China, 960-1050. One of a rare set of four zodiac tomb figures clothed and standing on pronounced plinths. The heads are of animal form (dragon, horse, rat and tiger) and are well modelled with extensive traces of yellow and red pigment. This example is the rat-headed figure. The dragon headed figure is holding a plaque depicting a rice sheaf, the others all have arms hidden by voluminous sleeves which cover hands clasped in front of their bodies. This set of figures with human bodies and animal heads represents three of the cycle of 12 years in which each year is associated with a specific animal. In Chinese they are called ´shengxiao´ meaning birth and resemblence. From this it became a common belief that the animals influence a person´s character. Heritage Photos Rights Managed 1234237