Blesse Collection

Illustration of woman wearing fur trimmed jacket, in winter snow scene, holding rescued bird, trees in background. Captioned, L'Oiseau Blesse by Jean Hardy, artist (b1880, fl 1925-1935)

Caricature illustration, Spring Handicaps showing two women and a man battling against wind and rain, with umbrellas, by H H Harris. Date: 1925

Goetz de Berlichingen, acte V, Goetz blesse et secouru par des Bohemiens (engraving)
3644342 Goetz de Berlichingen, acte V, Goetz blesse et secouru par des Bohemiens (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Goetz de Berlichingen, acte V)

Wounded Cuirassier (see 60407)
CH23328 Wounded Cuirassier (see 60407) by Gericault, Theodore (1791-1824) (follower of); 59.6x49 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

Le duc de Guise blesse a mort (engraving)
3646078 Le duc de Guise blesse a mort (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Le duc de Guise blesse a mort. Illustration for Le Magasin Pittoresque (1882)

Evacuation des blesse par les ambulances du
Evacuation des blesses par les ambulances du Croissant Rouge, Pierre de Gigord collection of photographs of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey, Unknown, 1877-1878

Guerre 1877-1878 Album de la Societe Ottomane
Guerre 1877-1878, Album de la Societe Ottomane de Secours aux Blesses Militaires, Guerre 1877-1878, Pierre de Gigord collection of photographs of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey

Women World War 1
Shows two motor vehicles provided for the Bien-Etre du Blesse Motor unit, the photo taken in Central Park, New York in 1917

The Wounded Knight
BAL8262 The Wounded Knight by Anonymous; Private Collection; out of copyright

The Improvised Ambulance, The Painter Monet Wounded at Chailly-en-Biere, 1865 (oil
XIR112044 The Improvised Ambulance, The Painter Monet Wounded at Chailly-en-Biere, 1865 (oil on canvas) by Bazille, Jean Frederic (1841-70); 47x62 cm; Musee d Orsay, Paris, France; French

Exposition de tableaux de maitres contemporains... vente au profit de l oeuvre du soldat blesse ou malade. Galerie Georges Bernheim. A wounded soldier relaxing in an easy chair. Date 1916

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"L'Oiseau Blesse: A Captivating Tale of Compassion and Resilience" Step into the enchanting world of Jean Hardy, a renowned artist known for his boudoir style illustrations. In this captivating scene, an elegant woman donning a fur-trimmed jacket stands amidst a winter wonderland. The snowflakes delicately dance around her as she cradles a rescued bird in her gentle hands. Behind her, majestic trees stand tall, their branches adorned with glistening white. Hardy's masterpiece titled "L'Oiseau Blesse" transports us to a moment frozen in time, where empathy and tenderness prevail. With each stroke of his brush, he captures the essence of compassion towards all living creatures. In another artistic gem from 1925 by H. H Harris entitled "Spring Handicaps, " we witness two women and a man battling against fierce winds and pouring rain while clutching their umbrellas tightly. This caricature illustration reminds us that life's challenges may come unexpectedly but can be overcome with resilience and determination. The theme of being wounded yet finding solace is further explored through Goetz de Berlichingen's act V engraving titled "Goetz blesse et secouru par des Bohemiens. " Here we see Goetz receiving aid from Bohemians after sustaining injuries during battle. It serves as an allegory for seeking help when we are at our most vulnerable moments. From war scenes depicting soldiers injured on the battlefield to heroic acts like 'The Good Samaritan, ' these artworks remind us that kindness knows no boundaries or limitations. They shed light on the selflessness displayed by nurses attending to patients' bedsides during times of distress. As history unfolds before our eyes through photographs capturing World War I heroines or sketches illustrating the horrors endured during conflicts like SEM's depiction of war in 1915-1916; they serve as poignant reminders that even in the darkest times, acts of bravery and compassion shine through.