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"Exiled: Tales of Triumph and Tragedy" Felix Dzerzhinsky: A man exiled for his radical beliefs, yet forever etched in history as the founder of the feared Soviet secret police. Duleep Singh (1838-93): This captivating lithograph captures the poignant image of a deposed Maharaja, exiled from his homeland but never losing his regal grace. Eleftherios Venizelos in exile in Paris: The great Greek statesman finds solace amidst the streets of Paris, plotting his return to power and shaping the destiny of a nation. Napoleon on St Helena: Once an emperor who conquered nations, now reduced to a solitary figure on a remote island - an emblematic portrayal of downfall and isolation. YAROSHENKO, Nicolai A. (1846-1898). Life is everywhere: Even while confined within prison walls, this Russian artist's brushstrokes breathe life into canvases that transcend physical boundaries. Charteuse Advert 1906: An advertisement showcasing luxurious Chartreuse liqueur transports us to an era when indulgence was sought after even by those living in exile. Alexander Herzen: The pen becomes mightier than swords as this influential Russian thinker writes prolifically during his self-imposed exile, igniting intellectual revolutions across borders. Thucydides / Bust: In ancient Greece, even philosophers faced banishment; yet their ideas endure through time as we gaze upon their immortalized visages carved in stone. St Cornelius (engraving): Through delicate engravings like these, we glimpse into religious figures' lives marred by persecution and expulsion – testaments to unwavering faith against all odds. St John Chrysostom / Theve : Exile could not silence this eloquent preacher whose sermons continue to inspire, reminding us that the power of words transcends physical confinement.