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RMG39GWJ–Bleaching linen by laying it out in fields exposed to sunlight and pouring bleach over it. Date: 1827
RMBW7X68–The Linen Industry in the 18th Century; Wet and Dry Bleaching at Bleach Mill; Black and White Illustration;
RMPJRB2C–Max Liebermann (1847-1935). German painter. The Bleaching Ground, 1882. Wallraf-Richartz Museum. Cologne. Germany.
RMFG7C9K–VAN GOGH: BLEACHING GROUND. /n'Bleaching Ground at Scheveningen.' Oil on canvas, Vincent van Gogh, July 1882.
RFJN05WM–Coral bleaching, bleached Pocillopora coral in shallow water due to El Nino, south Pacific ocean, French Polynesia, Oceania
RM2BE7MD9–Coral bleaching, bleached stone corals (Acroporidae), consequences of global warming, reef dying, Moalboal, Cebu, Philippinen
RMGEDDXH–Woman and Child Bleaching Linen 1658 by Pieter de Hooch 1629-1684. Dutch Golden Age painter.Contemporary of Jan Johannes Vermeer
RMB2HXJP–alchemy, allegory, wasing and bleaching women, miniature, 'Splendor Solis', Augsburg, circa 1600, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg, ,
RM2C86NN2–bleaching colony of cauliflower coral, Pocillopora meandrina, showing protective fluorescent colors, Honokeana Cove, West Maui, Hawaii, USA
RMG3N6B7–Unusual brown and white pattern on this faviid coral colony may indicate that it is recovering from bleaching
RMF4F7BA–USA, Utah. Circular bleaching pattern in sandstone. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com
RMRPTC3Y–Palythoa caribaeorum coral showing strong signs of coral bleaching/whitening, from SE Brazil, Ilhabela
RF2BK6P0N–Environmental Damage - Widespred coral bleaching on a tropical reef caused by climate change and warming sea temperatures
RM2C86TBF–a large head of lobe coral that died from bleaching has a light coat of algae encrusting it; a small recruit colony that attached has also bleached
RM2AF1CFA–Corallimorphs, or Corallimorpharians, Discosoma cf. rhodostoma, showing bleached areas. Coral bleaching is caused by global warming and increased sea
RM2AEWATF–Coral bleaching, bleached stone corals (Acroporidae), consequences of global warming, reef dying, Moalboal, Cebu, Philippinen
RF2AKDFCY–Fire coral bleaching in the Pacific ocean, healthy coral on the right part and bleached coral 6 months later on the left, French Polynesia, Oceania
RME5R23E–Teeth bleaching : woman applying a foam containing whitening agents in an electroluminescent cap splint.
RME4P6WP–Acropora coral exposed at low tide to hot sun - at risk of bleaching. Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
RMC6P1YB–Coral Bleaching: Ramified Fire Coral (Millepora tenella) beginning to bleach. Egypt, Red Sea
RMRPTCAP–Palythoa caribaeorum coral showing strong signs of coral bleaching/whitening, from SE Brazil, Ilhabela
RF2BK6NXB–Environmental Damage - Widespred coral bleaching on a tropical reef caused by climate change and warming sea temperatures
RMPE9HFB–INDIA, Mangalore, woman bleach face skin and face hair with bleaching agent to get a lighter facial skin
RM2DA3E41–An old engraving of keir bleaching (or bucking) in cotton and linen fabric production in the 1800s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. A kier (or keeve) is a large circular boiler or vat used in bleaching and cleaning the fabric. These were continuously rotated by an engine and a constant stream of hot water was sprayed from above. The fabric was mixed with water and lime – which assisted in removing dirt and grease. The process was also used for processing paper pulp.
RM2C86P5J–cauliflower corals, Pocillopora meandrina, bleached by warm seawater during El Nino event of summer 2015, showing 3 stages of bleaching, Kona, Hawaii
RMKXECMN–Bleached staghorn corals, coral bleaching, consequences of global warming, coral reef at Maldives islands, Indian ocean, Asia
RMGRR5CA–Aerial view of fringing reef of Lizard Island with patchy pale bleaching of corals, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
RMTRMXBY–Coral bleaching event while scuba diving at Huahine Island, Society Islands, French Polynesia
RMB82R9P–damaged Coral covered with algae Bahamas, ecological disaster, dead coral, hard coral, warm water, bleaching
RMRY879X–The Bleaching-Ground, in the Exhibition of the International Society of Fine Arts New Bond Street UK 1867
RMRPTC7D–Palythoa caribaeorum coral showing strong signs of coral bleaching/whitening, from SE Brazil, Ilhabela
RF2BK6NN0–Underwater coral bleaching event on a hard coral reef system due to higher than normal ocean temperatures
RMPE9HF5–INDIA, Mangalore, woman bleach face skin and face hair with bleaching agent to get a lighter facial skin
RM2C86RHK–a blackside hawkfish peers out from between the healthy portion of the branches of an antler coral showing 4 stages of bleaching & dying, Kona, Hawaii
RMKXECNH–Bleached stone coral, coral bleaching, consequences of global warming, coral reef at Maldives islands, Indian ocean, Asia
RMG3P3X9–Some coral bleaching evident in shallow water at Turtle Bay, Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
RMTRMXC6–Coral bleaching event while scuba diving at Huahine Island, Society Islands, French Polynesia
RMB82RA8–Damaged corals Bahamas, global warming, ecological disaster, dead coral, hard coral, warm water, bleaching
RMPR0KC4–Bleaching Ground at Scheveningen; Vincent van Gogh, Dutch, 1853 - 1890, 1882; Watercolor heightened with white gouache
RMRPTC30–Palythoa caribaeorum coral showing strong signs of coral bleaching/whitening, from SE Brazil, Ilhabela
RF2BK6NJX–Underwater coral bleaching event on a hard coral reef system due to higher than normal ocean temperatures
RM2C86T5M–a large head of lobe coralthat died from bleaching has a light coat of green algae and scrape marks from parrotfish feeding on the algae, Kona, Hawaii
RMKXECMP–Bleached stone corals, coral bleaching, consequences of global warming, coral reef at Maldives islands, Indian ocean, Asia
