Vintage human anatomy illustrations from the 19th century and earlier are renowned for their detailed, artistic, and scientific qualities. These illustrations often reflect the medical knowledge and artistic styles of their time. Find larger images for download and merchandise Illustrators like Andreas Vesalius in the 16th century or Leonardo da Vinci, known for his detailed… Continue reading Human Anatomy Vol 1 – Cascoly Image Galleries
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I've been exploring and leading trips for over 40 years. climbing & trekkng in the Alps, Andes, North American mountain ranges and the Himalaya. I'm retired from mountaineering now but world travels in Europe, Africa & Asia continue to expand my portfolio. Besides private travel, I now focus on escorting trips to India & Turkey. Other interests include wide reading in history and vegetable gardening / cooking. You can download digital images here, or find images at https://steve-estvanik.pixels.com. We have many thousands of images we haven't displayed yet; so, if you have a special need or request please contact us
Mini-Pix-Pax Samplers of Cascoly Image Galleries
These are small collections of 4-10 images delivered as digital downloads. Size ranges from 6-12 megapixels (MP) – roughly a minimum of 2000 x 3000 pixels. We have much larger image galleries available. C012 – American Civil War Re-enactment Penguins of Antarctica Medieval Knights Human Anatomy Vol 1
Victorian Fashion from Godey – Cascoly Image Galleries
Victorian fashion from the 1861 editions of Godey’s Lady’s Book epitomize the elegance and complexity of mid-19th century fashion. This popular magazine, which was a leading authority on women’s fashion, showcased a variety of styles that highlighted the opulent and meticulous nature of Victorian attire. Find larger images for download and merchandise Silhouettes and Structure… Continue reading Victorian Fashion from Godey – Cascoly Image Galleries
Carcassonne Medieval City -Cascoly Image Gallery
Carcassonne, a fortified city in the south of France, holds within its ancient walls a rich tapestry of history, culture, and architectural splendor. Visiting this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site is akin to stepping back in time, where the past whispers through every stone and cobblestone alleyway. Find larger images for download and merchandise Cobbled… Continue reading Carcassonne Medieval City -Cascoly Image Gallery
Biplanes of World War I -Cascoly Image Galleries
World War I biplanes symbolize an era of innovation, courage, and the birth of aerial warfare. These iconic aircraft played a pivotal role in shaping the course of the conflict, forever changing the nature of warfare and leaving an indelible mark on history. Find larger images for download and merchandise At the outbreak of World… Continue reading Biplanes of World War I -Cascoly Image Galleries
The Road Less Traveled: Acadia’s Hidden Wonders
Acadia and Mount Rainier are among the most visited National Parks in the United States. Both are close to major metropolitan areas, but also provide 2 very different ecological settings: volcanic mountain versus seacoast fjords, both with temperate forests. Most tourists, however, spend too little time touching only the highlights. Here I’ll emphasize some of… Continue reading The Road Less Traveled: Acadia’s Hidden Wonders
Cobbled Streets and Castle Keeps: Discovering Carcassonne Charms
I arrived at the Carcassonne main gate at the, for me, early time of 9 am, but was forced to find an americano while i waited for the Carcassonne Château Comtal & ramparts to open at. Walked right in along with a small American high school group and a few others. Taking the self-guided audio… Continue reading Cobbled Streets and Castle Keeps: Discovering Carcassonne Charms
Scary ugly but Delicious – the Black Scabbardfish
We stopped at small restaurant on the Portuguese coast and were slightly confused by an English translation that read ‘swordy fish’ we asked the waiter – our fumbling Portuguese to his broken English -and he confirmed it was ‘sword fish’. When it arrived, it had the shape of a large eel (one of my favorite… Continue reading Scary ugly but Delicious – the Black Scabbardfish
Challenge Your Brain with Unique Jigsaw Puzzles from Cascoly
A brief history of jigsaw puzzles Jigsaw puzzles have a rich history that spans centuries. They originated in the 18th century in Europe, initially as educational tools featuring maps. Craftsmen hand-cut these “dissected maps” into small pieces for children’s geography lessons. By the 19th century, puzzles evolved into entertainment for adults, with intricate designs cut… Continue reading Challenge Your Brain with Unique Jigsaw Puzzles from Cascoly
Wildlife of the Oregon Coast – Cascoly Image Gallery
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