Revolting Collection
"Revolting: A Journey Through History's Turmoil" Step back in time and witness the echoes of rebellion that have shaped our world
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"Revolting: A Journey Through History's Turmoil" Step back in time and witness the echoes of rebellion that have shaped our world. From Clotaire I's audacious rise to power, to King Richard II facing the wrath of the Peasants Revolt, history has been marked by acts of defiance. Le Torrent des rebelles - an illustration from Han d Islande - captures the spirit of revolt as it cascades through society. Meanwhile, a prison in Cairo becomes a battleground for freedom in vivid color lithography. In William Hogarth's "The four stages of cruelty, " we confront humanity at its most revolting. The engraving forces us to reflect on our capacity for violence and indifference. Jack the Ripper's heinous crimes remain both revolting and mysterious. An engraving depicting Bucks Row, Whitechapel reminds us of London's darkest chapters. Un Petit Souper a la Parisienne transports us to 1792 France, where sans-culottes find solace after their day's struggles. Hannah Humphrey's hand-colored etching reveals their resilience amidst chaos. "I am coming to see you tonight" whispers a color lithograph, hinting at clandestine meetings during times of revolt. In contrast, a black-and-white photo unveils Medina as the first place captured by Arab rebels – forever altering history. The Masaniello Revolt immortalized on canvas depicts Naples ablaze with passion and resistance against oppression. Cylon leading his uprising against Pythagoreans serves as another testament to human determination throughout centuries past. "A Most Infernal Bad Egg" mocks societal norms through H Pyall’s hand-colored engraving from 1827 – reminding us that sometimes even humor can be revolutionary. From ancient uprisings to modern-day movements, these images remind us that revolutions are not merely events but reflections of our collective desire for change.