Death Punishment Collection
"Exploring the Grim Reality: Death Punishment in Art" "Daniel's Answer to the King
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"Exploring the Grim Reality: Death Punishment in Art" "Daniel's Answer to the King, 1890 (oil on canvas): A haunting depiction of a biblical tale that raises questions about justice and death punishment. " "The Martyrdom of Saint Stephen, 1635 (Etching): An emotional portrayal of martyrdom, shedding light on the brutality associated with capital punishment throughout history. " "Martyrdom of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, 1605-06 (oil on canvas): Delve into the tragic fate suffered by those who stood up for their beliefs amidst oppressive times. " "Crucifixion, 1500-05 circa (tempera on panel): A timeless symbol of sacrifice and suffering, reminding us how death penalties have been used as a means of control since ancient times. " "Martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist, Post 1640 (oil on canvas): Witness the chilling consequences faced by individuals who dared challenge authority even at great personal cost. " "St Sebastian, 1480-90 (oil on panel): Discover how this iconic figure became an emblematic representation not only for faith but also for unjust persecution and execution. " "St Cecilia and stories of her life, 1300 circa (tempera on wood): Uncover tales from centuries ago that shed light upon religious persecution and its ultimate consequence – death penalty. " "Execution of Lady Jane Grey, 1554 (engraving): Step back in time to witness a tragic moment in history when political intrigue led to an innocent young woman facing a cruel end through state-sanctioned execution. " "Martyrdom of Saint Andrew, C17th century (oil on copper): Reflect upon the sacrifices made by early followers who paid with their lives while spreading their faith against all odds. "