Anguish Collection (page 2)
In the etching "Beggar seated on a bank, 1630, " anguish is palpable as the destitute figure's eyes reflect a lifetime of struggle and despair
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In the etching "Beggar seated on a bank, 1630, " anguish is palpable as the destitute figure's eyes reflect a lifetime of struggle and despair. Anne Louis Girodet de Roucy-Trioson's oil painting, "Deluge scene, " captures the overwhelming anguish of humanity amidst chaos and destruction, reminding us of our vulnerability in the face of nature's wrath. With an engraving depicting Tom's deep hoarse voice saying, "It is coming, Maggie. " while clasping her tightly, we witness their shared anguish as they brace themselves for an impending catastrophe. The marble sculpture of Laocoon with his extended arm portrays agony frozen in time, evoking empathy for his suffering and highlighting the universal experience of pain throughout history. Wellington's rallying cry to his troops at the Battle of Waterloo echoes with determination but also reveals underlying anguish as he leads them into a fierce conflict that will forever change lives. In an engraving from The Taming of the Shrew performance at Clapham, music and discord intertwine to depict emotional turmoil within relationships - a vivid portrayal of inner strife and torment. The lithograph titled "Douleur de Marie-Madeleine" conveys Mary Magdalene's grief with raw intensity; her anguished expression speaks volumes about loss and sorrow that transcends time. Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot's portrait study captures a young girl lost in thought. Her pensive gaze hints at hidden depths within her soul where untold stories may reside - perhaps ones filled with personal anguish or longing. Giulio Sanuto's engraved depiction of Tantalus reflects eternal torment. Forever reaching for unattainable desires just out of reach serves as a metaphor for perpetual suffering and frustration endured by mankind. In Richard Coeur de Lion’s wife Berengaria’s alarmed expression captured in oil on canvas from 1850, we see profound distress over her husband's safety, showcasing the anguish of love and fear for a cherished partner.