Adultere Collection
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"Exploring the Complexities of Adultery: A Glimpse into History and Art" In the Middle Ages, scandal rocked the Vatican as Pope John XII met his demise, tainted by rumors of adultery. The engraving from 1866 captures this dark chapter in history. Lorenzo Lotto's painting from the 16th century portrays Christ and an adulterous woman, reminding us of timeless moral dilemmas and forgiveness. Henri Gervex's masterpiece "Rolla, " painted in 1878, delves into the forbidden world of extramarital affairs, depicting a passionate encounter that challenges societal norms. The portrait of Mary Walewska, Napoleon I's mistress in 1897, reveals the allure and power dynamics present in historical liaisons. Josephine de Beauharnais' heart-wrenching moment with her children at Napoleon Bonaparte's door showcases how infidelity can shatter families even among powerful figures like them during their time in Egypt. The creation of the Order of the Garter depicted in a 19th-century engraving highlights how honor could be tarnished by whispers of unfaithfulness within noble circles. A mysterious mistress known as "the lady of Saint-Cloud" captivated Napoleon I around 1803. Her enigmatic presence is immortalized through a print from 1897. Giuseppina Grassini's youthful encounter with Berthier while being watched by Napoleon Bonaparte himself sheds light on passion entwined with politics during that era. Queen Caroline Mathilde faced dire consequences for her extramarital adventure when she was forced to sign divorce papers following her affair in Denmark back in 1772. An image captures this pivotal moment for posterity. Johann Friedrich Struensee paid a heavy price for his love affair with Queen Caroline Mathilde.