Possessive Collection

Step into the world of art and cinema with this eclectic collection

Possessive Collection: Adam and Eve, 1531. Creator: Hans Baldung

Adam and Eve, 1531. Creator: Hans Baldung
Adam and Eve, 1531.

Possessive Collection: The Farewell; Der Abschied, 1920 (oil on canvas)

The Farewell; Der Abschied, 1920 (oil on canvas)
1769279 The Farewell; Der Abschied, 1920 (oil on canvas) by Gramatte, Walter (1897-1929); 95.3x77.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Farewell; Der Abschied.); Photo eChristies Images; German

Possessive Collection: Twos Company - Threes Trouble

Twos Company - Threes Trouble! A pretty girl is creating certain jealous thoughts between her TWO male companions. She seems happy just to have the choice on each arm! Date: circa 1910s

Possessive Collection: King Athamas steals Nepheles clothes so that she can t float away with her sister, 1926

King Athamas steals Nepheles clothes so that she can t float away with her sister, 1926. A print from Tales of the Greek Seas by Andrew Lang, 1926

Possessive Collection: Picture No. 11807824

Picture No. 11807824
Maine Coon Cat with toy ball Date:

Possessive Collection: Divorce. The Reconciliation (gouache on paper)

Divorce. The Reconciliation (gouache on paper)
XIR158254 Divorce. The Reconciliation (gouache on paper) by Lesueur Brothers, (18th century); 35.5x53.2 cm; Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Brown and white rabbit with two carrots

A long-haired kitten lying down and gripping a toy mouse with its paws, looking at camera

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Step into the world of art and cinema with this eclectic collection. 'The Farewell' (1920) by Max Liebermann, a poignant oil painting of a possessive moment between lovers. 'Two's Company - Three's Trouble': a timeless adage depicted in various art forms, including this painting from 1926. King Athamas's possessiveness leads to a mythological tale of stolen clothes and sisterly separation. Travel back to the silent film era with D.W. Griffith's 'A Woman Scorned' (1911), a 13-minute drama starring Claire McDowell. Hand-coloured magic lantern slides like this one were used to preview upcoming films, much like modern trailers. Next, a whimsical contrast: a brown and white rabbit clutching two carrots, a playful take on possession. Lastly, a long-haired kitten's intense gaze as it grips a toy mouse – a heartwarming reminder of the power of attachment. Art and emotion, all in one place.