Resentful Collection

"Resentful: Unveiling the Dark Side of Human Emotions" In the depths of a chilling crime scene, French police find themselves entangled in a murder investigation

Resentful Collection: Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 fol. 20 Joseph being retrieved from the well and sold to the Ishmaelites

Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 fol. 20 Joseph being retrieved from the well and sold to the Ishmaelites
XJL197009 Ms Lat. Q.v.I.126 fol.20 Joseph being retrieved from the well and sold to the Ishmaelites, from the Book of Hours of Louis d Orleans, 1490 (vellum) by Colombe

Resentful Collection: Voyeurism, conceptual artwork

Voyeurism, conceptual artwork
Voyeurism. Conceptual artwork of a female eye looking through a heart-shaped hole. This represents a stalker or voyeur, who is spying through a hole in a wall or door

Resentful Collection: Enforced Afternoon Nap

Enforced Afternoon Nap
A group of children take an enforced afternoon nap in the open air, perhaps in a London park

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Resentful: Unveiling the Dark Side of Human Emotions" In the depths of a chilling crime scene, French police find themselves entangled in a murder investigation. The body of a woman, gruesomely cut into pieces, leaves them with haunting questions and an unsettling sense of resentment. Centuries ago, hidden within the pages of Ms Lat. Q. V. I. 126 fol. 20, Joseph's fate unfolds as he is retrieved from a well and sold to Ishmaelites. This tale echoes the bitterness that can arise when one feels betrayed or discarded. Transporting us back to the Victorian/Edwardian era through hand-colored magic lantern slides, we witness "A Woman Scorned" in all its silent film glory. Directed by D. W Griffith and brought to life by cinematographer Billy Bitzer, this captivating 13-minute masterpiece exposes the consequences of resentment and revenge. These colorized lantern slides served as previews for audiences eagerly awaiting upcoming theater schedules—a glimpse into worlds where customization was possible through small blank spaces left for personal touch. Illustrated by Cecil Aldin's evocative artwork titled "Rough and Tumble, " we delve deeper into emotions fueled by resentful encounters—where anger simmers beneath seemingly innocent interactions. Voyeurism takes center stage as conceptual artwork challenges our perceptions and invites introspection on how observing others' lives can breed envy or discontentment. In another realm entirely, German poster campaigns shed light on prisoners seeking release—an embodiment of pent-up frustration yearning for freedom from confinement. And amidst it all lies an enforced afternoon nap—a metaphorical representation reminding us that even rest can be tinged with resentment when forced upon unwilling souls who crave autonomy over their own time. From crime scenes to ancient tales; from cinematic masterpieces to thought-provoking illustrations; from voyeuristic tendencies to societal struggles—resentment emerges as a complex emotion capable of shaping lives and altering destinies.