Censure Collection

A woman clothed in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), in a bookstore in Bath (England)
FLO4565801 A woman clothed in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), in a bookstore in Bath (England), asking the bookseller to stick together pages so that her daughter could not read a

The Inquisition, 19th century (engraving)
2102129 The Inquisition, 19th century (engraving); (add.info.: Literature. "The Inquisition". Monster. Tambourine shaped body charlatan)

Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III
JOC4401099 Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, dit Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, 1808-1873)

Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III
JOC4401072 Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, dit Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, 1808-1873)

Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III
JOC4401083 Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, dit Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, 1808-1873)

Martin Luther (1483-1546) a Wittenberg burns the bubble of excommunication made by Pope Leon X
ELD4918880 Martin Luther (1483-1546) a Wittenberg burns the bubble of excommunication made by Pope Leon X, 16/12/1520 - (Martin Luther publicly burns papal bull of excommunication)

Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III
JOC4401025 Cartoon of the politics of the Second Empire (Bonapartiste Regime) directed by Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, dit Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, 1808-1873)

At the Bar of the House of Commons, the Speaker reprimanding the Editor and Publisher of the "Globe"(litho)
1037282 At the Bar of the House of Commons, the Speaker reprimanding the Editor and Publisher of the " Globe" (litho) by Macpherson

Criticism: there is no such accomplished work that did not melt all in the midst of criticism if its author wanted to
LSE4083905 Criticism: there is no such accomplished work that did not melt all in the midst of criticism if its author wanted to believe in all the censors who each take away the place that they

Saint Dominique and the Albigeois (Le Miracle des Fanjeaux)
JLJ4582065 Saint Dominique and the Albigeois (Le Miracle des Fanjeaux): the saint gives the Albigeese the book refuting their heresie and the Albigeers try to burn it, without success

The Prediction of Saint Paul to Ephese Painting of Eustache Le Sueur (1617-1655) 1649 Sun
JLJ4604386 The Prediction of Saint Paul to Ephese Painting of Eustache Le Sueur (1617-1655) 1649 Sun. 3, 94x3, 28 m by Le Sueur, Eustache (1617-55); Louvre, Paris

A Pig Belongs in the Sty, c. 1673-5 (oil on canvas)
5863947 A Pig Belongs in the Sty, c.1673-5 (oil on canvas) by Steen, Jan Havicksz. (1625/26-79); 85.8x72.1 cm; Mauritshuis, The Hague

Cartoon, Lord Salisbury and William Gladstone - I have had lots of shots, and I m blest if I can bring that old bird down. 1885

At the Salon (litho) (b / w photo)
469499 At the Salon (litho) (b/w photo) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: qu est ce que c est donc que ces chiens qui ont leur museliere pendue au cou ; madame c est)

Le Rire rouge, Satirique en N&B, 1917_12_1 : War of 14 -18: Anastasia and the tiger
ICA4847607 Le Rire rouge, Satirique en N&B, 1917_12_1 : War of 14 -18: Anastasia and the tiger, claws and scissors - Censorship - Anastasia, Tiger (engraving) by Metivet

Censorship (colour litho)
3096383 Censorship (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Censorship. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Symptoms of a Locked Jaw / Plain Sewing Done. American cartoon comment, c1834, on the passage by the U. S
ANDREW JACKSON: U.S. BANK. Symptoms of a Locked Jaw/ Plain Sewing Done. American cartoon comment, c1834, on the passage by the U.S

Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni censuring a Romanized Briton
Boudicca or Boadicea, Queen of the Iceni, censuring a Romanized Briton. circa 60 AD

We Gladstone / Micawber
WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE Liberal MP and Prime Minister depicted as Mr Micawber: the Liberal Majority as Mrs Micawber will never desert him Date: 1809 - 1898

Folio of hand-coloured lithographs - French - WWI
Folio of hand-coloured lithographs entitled croix-rouges en va-t-en guerre ; celle qui a la croix de guerre. ;. et celle qui ne l a pas ; celle de l U.F.F. ; celle de la S.B.M

Source Size = 3760 x 4977
Character Sketches in the House of Commons during the Debate on the Vote of Censure, London

CREDIT MOBILIER SCANDAL. The Cherubs of the Credit Mobilier. Cartoon, 1873, by Thomas Nast on the censure by the House of Representatives of Congressman James Brooks of New York (left)

CREDIT MOBILIER CARTOON. The Cherubs of the Credit Mobilier. Cartoon, 1873, by Thomas Nast on the censure by the House of Representatives of Congressman James Brooks of New York (left)

Lord Milner, (1854-1925)
Photograph of Alfred Milner, 1st Viscount Milner of St Jamess and Cape Town. In 1906 he was facing Censure by the House of Commons over some decisions he had made when High Commissioner of South

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"Censure: A Historical Perspective on the Power of Criticism" In ancient times, Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni, stood tall as she censured a Romanized Briton who betrayed his own people. Her fierce determination to uphold justice and condemn betrayal serves as a timeless reminder of the consequences one faces for their actions. Fast forward to 1939, when Henri Beraud's article in "Gringoire" shed light on the decret de la loi Marchendeau in L'Ecole des Fascistes. This thought-provoking piece sparked intense debate and scrutiny, highlighting how censorship can both stifle free expression and protect societal values. The intriguing engraving titled "The 'Extinguisher' Trick" captures another facet of censure. It depicts an individual being silenced by an extinguisher - a metaphorical representation of those who seek to suppress opposing viewpoints through various means. Even within political institutions like the House of Commons, we witness moments where authority figures exercise their power through reprimand. The litho artwork portrays the Speaker admonishing the Editor and Publisher of "Globe, " reminding us that even those with influence are not exempt from criticism. La Bruyere's wise words remind us that no accomplished work is immune to criticism. Every creator must face judgment from censors who often target what they dislike most. Yet amidst this adversity lies an opportunity for growth and improvement. Religious conflicts have also faced censorship throughout history. Saint Dominique's encounter with Albigeois in Le Miracle des Fanjeaux showcases how differing beliefs can lead to suppression or condemnation by those in power. Artistic expressions have not been spared from censorship either; Eustache Le Sueur's painting depicting Saint Paul's prediction to Ephese demonstrates how creative works can challenge societal norms and provoke controversy.