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"Untouchable: A Glimpse into the Struggles and Triumphs of a Changing World" In this captivating collection of artworks, we are transported to different eras and witness the untold stories of resilience, determination, and societal transformations. The sculpture "Worker and Kolkhoz Woman" by Vera Mukhina stands tall in Moscow, symbolizing the indomitable spirit of laborers who shaped a nation's destiny. In black and white, it reminds us that their contributions should never be forgotten. An elegant lady gracefully rows her boat across calm waters in "An Elegant Lady in a Rowing Boat. " Amidst chaos or tranquility, she remains untouched by external forces as she navigates life with poise. "The enemies of the Five Year Plan" depicted through chromolitho art from 1929 reveals the challenges faced during an ambitious economic endeavor. Yet amidst opposition, progress prevailed as dreams were realized against all odds. "The Calthorpe Street Massacre, " captured in an engraving from May 1833, unveils a dark chapter where social unrest clashed with authority. The struggle for justice echoes throughout history as ordinary people fight for their rights. "Bourgeois nettoyant une etable - Bourgeoisie cleaning the stables" portrays an unexpected role reversal during the Russian Revolution watercolor series. It showcases how societal upheaval can dismantle traditional hierarchies while highlighting unity among diverse classes. "Famille demenageant ses affaires dans une charrette a bras - Family moving its belongings on cart" illustrates another facet of revolution – displacement and adaptation. Families uprooted but resiliently carry their possessions towards an uncertain future. Rich merchants and Russian noblemen pulling out rubbish from yards signifies that even those privileged must confront their own shortcomings to build a better society collectively. Change requires everyone's contribution regardless of status or background.