Revolted Collection

Revolution of Theriso - The revolutionaries & Venizelos
In 1898, the Great Powers declared Crete as an independent Cretan State, under the rule of the Sultan. Yet, the administration of commander Prince George irritated the Cretans

Conflict with Revolted Convicts at the Prison of Djezair-Khan, Smyrna (engraving)
2772261 Conflict with Revolted Convicts at the Prison of Djezair-Khan, Smyrna (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Revolted Sepoys driven from a Walled Village near Guznee de Nugger by the 60th Rifles (engraving)
2785821 Revolted Sepoys driven from a Walled Village near Guznee de Nugger by the 60th Rifles (engraving) by English School

Spain (1842). Barcelona. Members of the revolted troops against Esparteros government speaking to the members of the Batall󠤥 la Brusa (Blouse Bataillon)

Spain (1930). Republican military uprising of Jaca (12th December 1930). Revolted soldiers made prisoners by loyal soldiers in the surroundings of Cillas

LANUZA, Juan de (1564-1591). Justicia Mayor de Arag󮬅
LANUZA, Juan de (1564-1591). Justicia Mayor de Arag󮬠 revolted against Philip II of Spain. Sculpture of Juan de Lanuza in Justiciazgo monument in the Plaza de Arag󮠩 n Zaragoza

SPAIN. Barcelona. Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). The Uprising in Barcelona (July 1936). Burning cars near the Capitanic General building, at the end of the Ramblas

Revolution of Theriso - The insurgents at Malaxa
In 1898, the Great Powers declared Crete as an independent Cretan State, under the rule of the Sultan. Yet, the administration of commander Prince George irritated the Cretans

Otto I & Son Lindolf
Lindolf begs forgiveness for having revolted against his father Emperor Otto I

Otakar II Submits 1273
Emperor Rudolf receives submission of Otakar II of Bohemia. Otakar later revolted and was defeated finally at Marchfield

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"Revolted: Unleashing the Spirit of Revolution and Change" Step back in time to witness the historic Revolution of Theriso, where brave revolutionaries like Venizelos fought for freedom and justice. In this captivating copperplate engraving by William Blake, a private Marine of Col. Fourgeouds Corps stands tall, adorned in his distinguished attire - a jacket with frogging, breeches, and boots - armed with a musket, sabre, and pistol. But let's not forget nature's own rebellions. Dive into the depths of the ocean as we encounter the mighty great white shark accompanied by its loyal companion, the suckerfish. Witness their unique alliance that defies conventional norms. Venturing further into lush landscapes, we stumble upon the magnificent cacao tree - bearer of heavenly cocoa and chocolate delights. Its existence symbolizes indulgence intertwined with centuries-old traditions. As we explore South America's diverse fauna, marvel at the vibrant green banded urania moth fluttering alongside its serpentine counterparts - rattlesnake and snail-eater snake. Nature showcases rebellion even among unlikely companions. Continuing our journey through untamed territories reveals fascinating creatures like the South American tapir standing strong beside its aquatic ally -the manati. These remarkable beings defy expectations through their harmonious coexistence. Prepare to be amazed by freshwater barracudas fearlessly swimming alongside wolf fish; an unexpected camaraderie born out of survival instincts in challenging waters. Intriguingly enough, red acouchi finds solace amidst a playful crab-eating raccoon while observing from afar are two enigmatic birds –the great tinamou and orange-winged parrot- showcasing unity amid diversity. Nature never ceases to surprise us as it introduces us to sprigs of anchiote tree (Bixa orellana), offering vibrant hues that challenge societal norms on beauty standards.