Enraged Collection (page 2)

The Caneing in Conduit Street, published by Hannah Humphrey, 1796 (hand-coloured etching)
XCF306000 The Caneing in Conduit Street, published by Hannah Humphrey, 1796 (hand-coloured etching) by Gillray, James (1757-1815); Private Collection; (add.info.: Thomas Pitt)

Gideon Gray addressing the Middlemas Wives, illustration from The Surgeon s
KW284707 Gideon Gray addressing the Middlemas Wives, illustration from The Surgeons Daughter by Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) published 1846 (litho) by Cruikshank

A sandwich board man incurs the wrath of an enraged man, seemingly furious that the price of boots (made by Biggar and Biggar ) has gone up! The humorous caption read: " Put em up

Dees Nederlandsche Koe, Altoos Waereld-grooten, Dutch Political Cartoon About The Partitioning Of The Netherlands Shows The Shorning And Dismembering Of The Nederlandsche Cow

Rage, conceptual composite image C016 / 4621
Rage, conceptual composite image

Paris Riot Church Raid
The church of Saint-Joseph in Paris is sacked by anarchist rioters: alters were smashed, pictures trampled under foot & a bonfire made of the chairs. Date: 1899

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"Unleashing the Fury: A Glimpse into Enraged Moments" An angry Grizzly Bear roars with fury, its eyes ablaze with rage. The enraged musician, Hogarth, smashes his instrument in a fit of frustration. Noise pollution fuels the flames of anger, leaving society on edge. Bowman Findhaven's mythological Scotland is depicted in an enraged state as it faces defeat. Chaos unfolds at Jardin des Plantes as Said the elephant turns against its keeper, resulting in tragedy (colour litho). The Spanish Bull Fight captures the danger faced by Corsican matadors in a thrilling and enraged spectacle (pub. 1805 hand-coloured engraving). Witnessing Au Dahomey's intense engravings transports us to a world filled with fierce battles and untamed emotions. French soldiers and police resort to extreme measures when they encounter an escaped cow in Limoges (colour litho). Hannah Humphrey's publication portrays the perilous moments during The Spanish Bull Fight or The Corsican Matador in Danger (1808 hand-coloured etching). Captain Kidd shocks all as he takes a life using nothing but a bucket - illustrating how even mundane objects can become weapons (litho). Study for Envy reveals an artist's exploration of this powerful emotion through watercolors circa 1898. A second study for Envy delves deeper into this consuming feeling, capturing its essence through vibrant watercolors. In these captivating glimpses of enragement captured across various mediums and eras, we witness raw emotions unleashed - from nature's wrath to human conflicts and internal struggles alike - reminding us that anger knows no boundaries nor limits to its power over our lives.