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In Flagrante Collection

In flagrante, a Latin term meaning "in blazing offense," is often used to describe someone caught in the act of committing a crime or engaging in illicit behavior

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: 'Caught!', 1860. Creator: Unknown. 'Caught!', 1860. Creator: Unknown

"Caught!", 1860. Creator: Unknown. "Caught!", 1860. Creator: Unknown
"Caught!", 1860. Stolen kisses! stolen kisses! O what precious spoil they are! Whether cheek of sleeping miss is Walnut-brown or lily-fair

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Second Scene of Thieves, ca. 1805. Creator: Gror

Second Scene of Thieves, ca. 1805. Creator: Gror
Second Scene of Thieves, ca. 1805

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: The Duennas Return, from 'Illustrated London News', May 19, 1860

The Duennas Return, from "Illustrated London News", May 19, 1860
The Duennas Return, from " Illustrated London News", May 19, 1860

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Comme ils en etaient la, arrive l oncle, ca. 1778. Creator: Jean-Michel Moreau

Comme ils en etaient la, arrive l oncle, ca. 1778. Creator: Jean-Michel Moreau
Comme ils en etaient la, arrive l oncle, ca. 1778

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: A Return from a Walk, October 1, 1799. October 1, 1799. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson

A Return from a Walk, October 1, 1799. October 1, 1799. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
A Return from a Walk, October 1, 1799

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Surprised, or Infidelity Found Out. Creator: Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich

Surprised, or Infidelity Found Out. Creator: Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich
Surprised, or Infidelity Found Out

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Anne Boleyn Receives a Great Shock, c1934

Anne Boleyn Receives a Great Shock, c1934. Illustration showing an artists impression of Anne Boleyn, (the Queen) surprising her husband King Henry VIII with lady-in-waiting (and future queen)

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Death of the Earl, plate V of Marriage a la mode, 1833. Artist: TE Nicholson

Death of the Earl, plate V of Marriage a la mode, 1833. Artist: TE Nicholson
Death of the Earl, plate V of Marriage a la mode, 1833. Early 19th century version of a scene from Hogarths Marriage a la mode of c1743

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Stern men with drawn swords closed in upon him, 1605, (1905). Artist: As Forrest

Stern men with drawn swords closed in upon him, 1605, (1905). Artist: As Forrest
Stern men with drawn swords closed in upon him, 1605, (1905). The Gunpowder Plot; Guy Fawkes is discovered in the cellars of the Houses of Parliament

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Mars and Venus discovered by Vulcan, 1768. Artist: Louis Jean Francois Lagrenee

Mars and Venus discovered by Vulcan, 1768. Artist: Louis Jean Francois Lagrenee
Mars and Venus discovered by Vulcan, 1768. In the Roman pantheon Mars was the god of War, Venus goddess of beauty and love whose husband, Vulcan, was god of fire and metal working

Background imageIn Flagrante Collection: Lovers Caught Kissing By The Womans Husband 19Th Century Engraving

Lovers Caught Kissing By The Womans Husband 19Th Century Engraving


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In flagrante, a Latin term meaning "in blazing offense," is often used to describe someone caught in the act of committing a crime or engaging in illicit behavior. This phrase has been used for centuries to refer to individuals who are caught red-handed, whether it be cheating on a partner, stealing from others, or breaking the law. Being caught they are have serious consequences, both legally and personally and can lead to criminal charges, damaged relationships, and tarnished reputations. The shame and embarrassment of being caught in such a compromising position can haunt individuals for years to come. However, there is also a sense of justice that comes with catching someone in flagrante. It provides undeniable proof of wrongdoing and allows for appropriate actions to be taken against the offender. Ultimately, being caught in flagrante serves as a reminder that our actions have consequences and that we must always strive to do what is right, even when no one is watching.