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"Unveiling the Dark Tales: A Glimpse into History's Kidnappings" In this captivating 25th Anniversary card, we remember the Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria
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"Unveiling the Dark Tales: A Glimpse into History's Kidnappings" In this captivating 25th Anniversary card, we remember the Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria, a haunting reminder of human cruelty. Transporting us back to ancient times, an engraving depicts the chilling abduction of Amymone by a sea monster between 1496 and 1500. The struggle for survival against mythical creatures unfolds before our eyes. The battle of the Lapiths takes center stage as a centaur kidnaps a young woman. This clash between man and beast serves as an allegory for the eternal struggle between civilization and primal instincts. A masterpiece in oil on canvas portrays "The Abduction of Helen, " showcasing her tragic fate amidst the Trojan War. Her stolen beauty becomes both a catalyst and consequence of conflict. Garuda Abducting Queen Kakati transports us to ancient Indian mythology, where divine beings intertwine with mortal lives. This tale reminds us that even royalty is not immune to unexpected twists orchestrated by higher powers. Europa's encounter with Zeus disguised as a bull comes alive through mesmerizing strokes on panel. Symbolic of seduction and conquest, this mythological event forever etches itself into history's narrative tapestry. "The Abduction, " captured in delicate oil on paper brushstrokes around 1893, leaves viewers pondering its enigmatic story—a mysterious scene shrouded in ambiguity yet evoking curiosity about what lies beyond its frame. Once again, we revisit the infamous "Rape of Sabine Women" from 1581-83—depicting violence inflicted upon innocent souls caught amidst warring factions. It stands as a stark reminder that humanity has long grappled with power dynamics at great cost. Marvel at "The Rape of Polyxena, " sculpted meticulously from marble between 1860-65—an embodiment of tragedy frozen in time. Its intricate details convey anguish while raising questions about the limits of human compassion.