Disregard Collection

First Person Singular (engraving)
1041286 First Person Singular (engraving) by Hopkins, Arthur (1848-1930) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: First Person Singular)

Turkish Soldiers
TURKEY Bashi-Bazouks behaving with characteristic disregard for the finer feelings Date: circa 1850

Revellers on a Coach, c. 1785-90 (oil on canvas)
XYC208279 Revellers on a Coach, c.1785-90 (oil on canvas) by Loutherbourg, Philip James (Jacques) de (1740-1812); 42.2x61.9 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; French

Escaping from a Sub
Escaping from a crippled submarine is easy when you know how : you simply lift the convenient manhole cover, disregard the water pressure, and away you go !

Sioux Attack Feds
Sioux, showing a sad disregard for property rights, attack a Federal baggage-train : lives are lost on both sides

Buddhist Anaesthesia
BUDDHIST NOVICE PRIESTS at Setchuan, China, have burning incense placed on their shaven heads; it leaves deep scars but their training enables them to disregard the pain

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In the heart-wrenching etching of a family being torn apart after being seized and sold upon a master's debt warrant, I am reminded of the cruel disregard for human bonds. The engraving of John Bright, a man forgetting his place, mirrors the careless disregard for social norms. The Turkish soldiers' disregard for peace is evident in their rampage, while the revellers on the coach disregard the passing scenery. The Shwedagon Pagoda in Rangoon stands as a symbol of spiritual focus, yet I cannot help but feel disregard for the submerged lives escaping from a submarine. The Sioux attack on the Feds brings to mind the disregard for authority, while the Buddhist anesthesia offers a disregard for pain and suffering. In each image, disregard takes on a different form, yet the consequences remain the same: a disruption of order and harmony.