Depressed Collection (#8)

Isolation through disability, artwork
Isolation through disability, conceptual artwork, Computer image of a wheelchair in a darkened room, representing depression and the social isolation felt by many wheelchair users

Depressed teenage boy on park bench

Depression, conceptual artwork. Dark cloud over the head of a grimacing human figure, representing the mental condition known as depression

Mental breakdown, conceptual artwork. Human head with read and white scrawled lines representing a mental or nervous breakdown

Grief and depression, conceptual image. Computer artwork representing the feelings of disbelief, numbness, shock and a sense of unreality that a person experiences with the death of someone they know

A homeless man sleeping rough on the streets of Leeds UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

A homeless man and woman sleeping rough and begging on the streets of Leeds UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

A homeless woman sleeping rough and begging on the streets of Leeds UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

BRUNEHAUT (Brunhilde), REINE D AUSTRASIE Frankish (French) Wife to Sigebert, King of Austrasia and Regent for her son, Childebert II. Died tied to a wild horse in her 80s

John Love / Fat Man
Mr John Love, a bookkeeper from Weymouth, is the fatest and heaviest man ever known in England!

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"Exploring the Depths of Melancholy: A Captivating Journey into Depressed Emotions" Step into the haunting world of melancholy with Edvard Munch's "Melancholy, 1894-1895, " where emotions are beautifully captured on canvas like a cat playing a sorrowful tune on a piano. Transport yourself to London in 1872 through Gustave Dore's wood engraving, "Newgate - Exercise Yard, " and feel the weight of despair that hangs heavy in the air. Richard Massingham's portrayal in Michael Laws' film "What A Life. " reminds us that even amidst laughter, depression can lurk beneath the surface, waiting to consume its victims. In an advertisement for Horlicks, find solace in knowing that there are remedies available to alleviate the burden of depression and bring comfort during dark times. The Hon. Eileen Nelson Hood stands as a symbol of strength and resilience against loneliness, reminding us that we can overcome our darkest moments with determination and grace. Witnessing an exhausted footman serves as a stark reminder that even those who serve others tirelessly can succumb to their own internal battles with depression. George Cruikshank's powerful artwork titled "The Bottle" takes us back to 1847 when addiction was prevalent. It serves as a poignant reminder of how easily one can fall prey to despair when seeking refuge within vices. A glimpse at a woman's shoulder reveals vulnerability hidden beneath her facade. It reminds us that appearances can be deceiving; anyone could be silently battling their own demons behind closed doors. Travel back in time to ancient Rome alongside Arria the Elder and Consul Aulus Caecina Paetus. Their tragic tale showcases how deep-rooted sadness transcends time and place, leaving no era untouched by its grip on humanity. Through these diverse glimpses into depressed states, we come face-to-face with raw human emotions.