Bribes Collection
"Curius Dentatus: A Man of Integrity, Refusing Bribes from Samnites" In a time when corruption seemed to seep through the cracks of society
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"Curius Dentatus: A Man of Integrity, Refusing Bribes from Samnites" In a time when corruption seemed to seep through the cracks of society, Curius Dentatus stood tall as a beacon of integrity. As depicted in historical records, this noble figure refused bribes from the cunning Samnites, showcasing his unwavering commitment to justice and honesty. "Royal Sharpening Service: Honing English Daggers with Skill since 1794" Step into the world of craftsmanship and precision with the Royal Sharpening Service. This hand-coloured etching transports us back to 1794 when skilled artisans took pride in sharpening English daggers. Their meticulous attention to detail ensured that these weapons were always ready for battle. "Election Scene: Unmasking Political Corruption through Colourful Lithography" Through vibrant colours and intricate details, this lithograph exposes an election scene riddled with bribery and deceit. It serves as a reminder that even within democratic systems, power can be manipulated by those willing to resort to unethical practices. "The Spirit of the New Subjects: Resisting Temptation amidst Turmoil" Amidst political turmoil, this colour lithograph captures the spirit of new subjects who refuse to succumb to bribes or manipulation. They stand united against corruption, symbolizing their determination for a brighter future built on principles rather than underhanded deals. "Administration of Mineral Waters: Healing without Compromise" Transport yourself to Mont Pilat in Pelussin, Loire through this colourful lithograph depicting mineral water administration. Even in matters concerning health and well-being, integrity prevails over any attempts at bribery or exploitation. "Mercenary Love: When Money Taints Affection (Oil on Panel)" This thought-provoking oil painting explores how love can become tainted by financial gain. In a world where mercenaries trade affection for material wealth, it reminds us that true love should never be bought or sold. "The Beadle of the Burlington.