Desertion Collection
"Desertion: A Tale of Betrayal and Abandonment" In the somber painting "The Deserter Apprehended, 1815 circa, " an oil on canvas masterpiece
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"Desertion: A Tale of Betrayal and Abandonment" In the somber painting "The Deserter Apprehended, 1815 circa, " an oil on canvas masterpiece, we witness the capture of a fugitive who dared to abandon his post. The artist's brushstrokes convey the weight of guilt and shame that hang heavily upon this deserter's shoulders. Fast forward to "Monumental Inscriptions. , 4th July 1828 (litho), " where engraved words etched in stone commemorate those who were left behind by deserters. These inscriptions serve as a stark reminder of the pain inflicted upon loved ones when loyalty is forsaken. "The Disillusioned Medea, c. 1640 (oil on canvas)" portrays a woman betrayed by her lover, feeling abandoned and deceived. This timeless masterpiece captures the raw emotions experienced by those left behind when trust is shattered. Another lithograph from "Monumental Inscriptions. , 4th July 1828" highlights society's condemnation towards deserters. It exposes their actions as cowardly and dishonorable, forever staining their names in history. An engraving titled "Arrest of Beaury for the Assassination Plot in Paris" showcases how they are lead individuals down dark paths. In this chilling depiction, we witness how one act of betrayal can spiral into something far more sinister. "The Defiled - After the Execution, 1914-18 (colour litho)" illustrates the aftermath of war-time desertion with haunting clarity. The image depicts a desolate landscape littered with fallen soldiers who paid the ultimate price for abandoning their comrades-in-arms. Displayed proudly among these artworks are medals honoring Color Sergeant H Maistre from the renowned 94th Regiment of Foot. His Distinguished Conduct Medal symbolizes bravery amidst adversity while his Long Service and Good Conduct Medals reflect unwavering loyalty despite the temptations of desertion.