Expulsion Collection (#13)

SALA Y FRANCES, Emilio (1850-1910). The Expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. 1889. Historical episode of 1492. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Granada. Museums of Fine Arts of Granada

Spain (1813). Peninsular War. Expulsion of Joseph Bonaparte. Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

Spain (1609). Expulsion of the Moriscos at the harbour of Vinaroz. Painting

DOMINGO MARQUES, Francisco (1842-1920). Beatus Juan de Ribera in the expulsion of Moriscos. 1864. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Valencia. San Pio V Fine Arts Museum

SPAIN: EXPULSION OF JESUITS. Expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain, by order of King Charles III, 1767. Contemporary line engraving

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British official reading the Decree of Expulsion to Acadians in Canada, 1755. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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British removing Acadians from Canada in 1755. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Deportation of the Acadians by the British, 1755. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

French Take Dieppe
The French take the bastille built by the English before the port of Dieppe - one step in the expulsion of the English from mainland Europe

Expulsion of Monks 1530S
After Henry VIII has broken with the papacy, monks are expelled from England

Expulsion of the Moors
The expulsion of the Moors

Irish Mps Expelled
The conduct of the Irish Home Rulers in Parliament leads to their expulsion by the Speaker

Manuel Expelled 3
Popular support for Manuel after his expulsion from the Chamber of Deputies

Siege of Dieppe
The French take the bastille built by the English before the port of Dieppe - one step in the expulsion of the English from mainland Europe

Foundation of the Roman Republic
The foundation of the Roman Republic, following the expulsion of the Tarquins, last Kings of Rome

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"Expulsion: A Journey of Banishment and Redemption" From the Surrender of Granada in 1492 to the Expulsion of the Moriscos from Spain, history has witnessed numerous instances where expulsion became a powerful tool for change. These captivating artworks depict moments that have left an indelible mark on humanity's collective consciousness. In "The Surrender of Granada, " we witness the culmination of centuries-long conflict as Boabdil hands over the keys to his kingdom, symbolizing both defeat and forced exile. Similarly, Hieronymus Bosch's enigmatic masterpiece "The Garden of Earthly Delights" presents a surreal depiction of temptation and subsequent banishment from paradise. Religious narratives also explore themes of expulsion. In an engraving portraying Jesus Christ driving out money-changers from the Temple, we see divine intervention against corruption. Meanwhile, in another artwork titled "The Angel offering fruits. . , " Adam and Eve are expelled from Eden after succumbing to temptation – their innocence forever lost. Throughout history, rulers have used expulsion as a means to assert power or maintain social order. Philip III's order led to the mass Expulsion of Moriscos from Spain, marking a tragic chapter in Spanish history. Death itself takes center stage in Arthur Trevethin Nowell's painting "Adam and Eve led out. . , " reminding us that even mortality can be seen as an act of expulsion. Artists like Gustave Doré illustrate biblical stories with great intensity; his illustration depicting Heliodorus being cast down emphasizes divine retribution against sacrilege within religious spaces. This echoes another canvas by an unknown artist showcasing Heliodorus' expulsion from the temple during ancient times. Amidst these tales lies hope for redemption – depicted beautifully in Annunciation paintings such as one created around 1480-85. The angel Gabriel brings news that Mary will bear Jesus, offering solace amidst turmoil while hinting at salvation for humanity.