Anger Collection (#49)

Parthenon Frieze depicting Centaur
A Centaur trampling a dead Lapith, Parthenon Frieze; Athens

France, Paris, Fathers Curse, Ungrateful Son
Jean Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805), The Fathers Curse. The Ungrateful Son, 1777, oil on canvas, 130x162 cm

France, Paris, William Tell Helping Leuthold to Flee by Charles Chasselat (1782-1843), drawing 18th century, Bibliotheque-Musee De L opera National De Paris-Garnier (Library)

Italy, Mercury killing Argus to rescue the Nymph (Mercurio uccide Argo per salvare la ninfa) by Giuseppe Cammarano (1766-1859) given by the artist to Gaetano Donizetti

Austria, Satire depicting revolutionary at barricades of Leopoldstadt during 1848 revolution
Austria, 19th century. Johann Christian Schoeller (1782-1851), Das Beschiesen der Leopoldstadt der 28 October 1848. Satire depicting the revolutionary at the barricades at Leopoldstadt during 1848

Italy, Rome, Fierce fighting between antique dealers in 1813
Italy, 19th century. Fierce fighting between the antique dealers in Rome in 1813

Tyrannosaurus with mouth open

Hissing Abyssinian cat lying on side with ears flat against head

Sandstone Novilara Stele, detail showing fighting scene
Picene civilization, 6th century b.C. Sandstone Novilara Stele, detail showing a fighting scene

Indoor portrait of woman with her hands on her hips

Father yelling at family in living room

Sheriff with gun stopping cowboy

France, Rouen, Sick Joan of Arc is interrogated in her prison by Cardinal of Winchester
Paul Delaroche (1797-1856), The Sick Joan of Arc (ca. 1412-1431), is interrogated in her prison by the Cardinal of Winchester

France, Franco-Prussian War, Requisition of a farmhouse in Lorraine by a detachment of Prussian Uhlans in 1870-71
France - 19th century - Franco-Prussian War (1870-71). Prussian soldiers at Gravelotte, East France

Down with the taxes, caricature, 1789
France, 18th century, French Revolution. Down with the taxes. Caricature, 1789

Humorous illustration of Spanish-American War concerning Cuba, caricature, 1898
Cuba, 19th century. Humorous illustration on the Spanish-American War concerning Cuba, 1898. Caricature

France, Satire on the proclamation of the French Republic, 1848, watercolor by Johann Christian Schoeller, 19th century
France, 19th century. Satire on the proclamation of the French Republic (Proclamation de la Republique francaise, Paris le 24 Fevrier 1848). Watercolor by Johann Christian Schoeller (1782-1851), 1848

Bobcat (Felis rufus) with mouth open, close-up

Two businessmen having heated discussion

Non-pedigree grey and brown tabby cat growling

Dog (Canis familiaris) barking, front view

Two tortoiseshell Cats (Felis catus), one hissing and the other sitting with its eyes closed, front view

A tortoiseshell Domestic Cat (Felis catus) hissing at a another, front view

One cat attacking another one

The Netherlands, The way to Calvary
Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516), The Way to Calvary, 1500, oil on panel

Italy, Varallo Sesia, The fire of Troy, Scene from the Aeneid, Fresco detail
Italy - 17th century. Scene from the Aeneid. The fire of Troy. Fresco. Detail

France, Saint-Omer, Old man or jealous lover, 1791
Louis-Leopold Boilly (1761-1845), The Old Man or The Jealous Lover, 1791

Tabby cat crouching, looking at camera

Frustrated woman F006 / 2643
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Angry woman F006 / 2641
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Frustrated woman F006 / 2642
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Angry woman F006 / 2640
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Woman making stop sign F006 / 2639
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Angry woman F006 / 2638
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Domestic violence C018 / 9239
MODEL RELEASED. Domestic violence. Man threatening a woman with violence

Zeppelin raids, World War I poster. Zeppelins, a German design of airship that flew commercially from 1910, were used mainly for reconnaissance during the First World War, but also for bombing raids

Riot police with barricade
Riot control. A line of riot police (right) maintaining a barricade during a protest rally. Photographed in Kiev, Ukraine

Rage, conceptual composite image C016 / 4621
Rage, conceptual composite image

The Two Cocks Fighting. Illustration by Christopher Sanders to an edition of Aesops Fables
AESOP: COCKS FIGHTING. The Two Cocks Fighting. Illustration by Christopher Sanders to an edition of Aesops Fables

Hurry Harry seized the nearest Huron by the waist, raised him entirely from the platform
COOPER: DEERSLAYER, 1925. Hurry Harry seized the nearest Huron by the waist, raised him entirely from the platform, and hurled him into the water. Illustration by N.C

The fight in the cabin. Illustration, 1911, by N. C. Wyeth for Robert Louis Stevensons Treasure Island
TREASURE ISLAND, 1911. The fight in the cabin. Illustration, 1911, by N.C. Wyeth for Robert Louis Stevensons Treasure Island

Ken Maynard in a scene from the film
THE FIGHTING LEGION, 1930. Ken Maynard in a scene from the film

Alan Hale in a scene from the film
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS, 1938. Alan Hale in a scene from the film

The Dancing Princesses. From Playhour no. 238 (2 May 1959)

Entrance to Cave at Icebox Hill, Mazatlan, Sinaloa State, Mexico

Namibia, Cape Cross Seal Reserve. Southern Fur Seals (Arctocephalus pusillus) sparring on rocky shore

Sparring, a colored etching, probably by George Cruikshank, of an early 19th century English boxing match
BOXING, 19th CENT. Sparring, a colored etching, probably by George Cruikshank, of an early 19th century English boxing match

LUNCH COUNTER SIT-IN, 1963. Three demonstrators at a lunch counter sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi, are smeared with ketchup, mustard and sugar by integration opponents, 1963

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"Unleashing the Beast Within: Exploring the Depths of Anger" In a world filled with diverse expressions, anger takes center stage. From H. M. Bateman's comical depiction of "The Car That Touched a Policeman, " to the haunting image of a police dog attacking a young black man during the Youth Mass Demonstration in Birmingham, Alabama, spring 1963 - anger knows no boundaries. Sometimes anger is as light-hearted as a man smashing cake on another man's face or as trivial as "The Man Who Lit His Cigar Before The Royal Toast. " Yet, it can also be as colossal and destructive as King Kong wreaking havoc in New York City back in 1933. Artists have long captured this intense emotion; from engravings like "Anger (Ira)" from The Seven Deadly Sins series to Wilmot Lunt's powerful painting titled "Grit. " These works remind us that they are consume us if left unchecked. Even everyday situations can ignite fury within us all. Whether it be an angry man pointing his finger or witnessing the majestic Jaguar walking fiercely through Pantanal, Brazil - these moments serve as reminders that anger resides within each one of us. H. M. Bateman further explores this theme with his illustrations such as "The Shop Assistant who Lost his Temper" and "The Man Who Broke The Tube, " showcasing how even mundane occurrences can trigger our wrath. But amidst all this rage lies an opportunity for growth and change. As depicted in H. M. Bateman's piece titled "Reprisal. , " we see two individuals engaged in conflict, yet there remains hope for resolution and understanding. Anger is both universal and deeply personal; it has the power to divide but also to unite when channeled constructively. Let us navigate its treacherous waters with caution, seeking empathy and compassion along the way – for only then can we truly tame the beast within.