Hurting Collection
"Hurting: A Visual Journey Through Pain and Suffering" In Peter Paul Rubens' masterpiece, "Le Coup de Lance, " the agony of Christ's crucifixion is vividly portrayed
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"Hurting: A Visual Journey Through Pain and Suffering" In Peter Paul Rubens' masterpiece, "Le Coup de Lance, " the agony of Christ's crucifixion is vividly portrayed. The piercing pain inflicted upon him resonates through the ages. Fast forward to 1880 Germany, where a symbolic photo captures the essence of Ash Wednesday. Even a herring fails to alleviate the pounding headache and tormenting spirits that plague a young man. It serves as a reminder that sometimes even our most trusted remedies fall short in relieving our suffering. The Svalbard reindeer with its bloody antlers shedding velvet presents an eerie sight. Nature itself seems to bear witness to pain, reminding us that it exists not only within humans but also in the animal kingdom. Alexander Barclays' illustration from "The Ship of Fools" depicts the breaking and hurting of friendship, highlighting how emotional wounds can be just as devastating as physical ones. A chromolitho titled "Girl With Sore Finger Crying" captures the innocence of childhood hurt. It reminds us that even small pains can bring tears and discomfort. "The Head Ache, " a hand-coloured etching from 1819, portrays one's struggle with this common affliction. The artist skillfully conveys both physical discomfort and mental anguish in this relatable scene. "Pince. (Nipped. )" showcases pirates tormenting George Withers, illustrating how human cruelty can cause immeasurable pain both physically and emotionally. Thomas Rowlandson's depiction of "Simple Bodily Pain" takes us back to 1800 when medical knowledge was limited compared to today. This artwork serves as a testament to humanity's enduring battle against physical ailments throughout history. Gerard David's painting "Christ Nailed to the Cross" transports us directly into Jesus' excruciating experience on Golgotha (Calvary). We are confronted with his sacrifice for humanity while contemplating the immense pain he endured.