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Theseus finding his fathers arms, 1645 (published 1648)

Finding of the bodies of Saints Peter and Paul, ca. 1647-51

The Triumph of Caesar: the Elephants, 1470-1525. Creator
The Triumph of Caesar: the Elephants, 1470-1525. After Andrea Mantegna

Allegory of Birth, 1558. Creator: Giorgio Ghisi
Allegory of Birth, 1558. After Giulio Romano

Theagene, ca. 1639-40. Creators: Gilles Rousselet, Abraham Bosse
Theagene, ca. 1639-40. After Claude Vignon

Sibylle Phrygienne, ca. 1635. Creators: Gilles Rousselet, Abraham Bosse
Sibylle Phrygienne, ca. 1635. Phrygian Sibyl After Claude Vignon

Feminine Figure. Creator: Claude Mellan
Feminine Figure

Jean Habert de Montmor, 1640. Creator: Claude Mellan
Jean Habert de Montmor, 1640

Two Angels or Winged Genii Carrying Torches. Creator: Battista Franco Veneziano
Two Angels or Winged Genii Carrying Torches

Portrait of Pierre Laurent de Belloy, ca. 1765. Creator: Augustin de Saint-Aubin
Portrait of Pierre Laurent de Belloy, ca. 1765

Two Figures, a Faun, and a Satyr approach a Recliniing Woman, published ca. 1599-1622. After Battista Franco. Formerly attributed to Enea Vico

Man with Torch at Temple Door, published ca. 1599-1622. Creator: Unknown
Man with Torch at Temple Door, published ca. 1599-1622. After Battista Franco. Formerly attributed to Enea Vico

Man with Torch between Flaming Altar and Statuette, published ca. 1599-1622. After Battista Franco. Formerly attributed to Enea Vico

Christ Before Caiaphas, from The Passion of Christ, ca. 1598-1617. Creator: Unknown
Christ Before Caiaphas, from The Passion of Christ, ca. 1598-1617. After Hendrick Goltzius

The Betrayal of Christ, from The Passion of Christ, ca. 1598-1617. Creator: Unknown
The Betrayal of Christ, from The Passion of Christ, ca. 1598-1617

Saint John before God and the Elders, from The Apocalypse. n. d. Creator: Albrecht Durer
Saint John before God and the Elders, from The Apocalypse.n.d

Masquerade Dance with Torches, 1922. Creator: Albrecht Durer
Masquerade Dance with Torches, 1922

Saint John before God and the Elders, from The Apocalypse, ca. 1496

Une Dame de Chypre, 1647. Creator: Abraham Bosse
Une Dame de Chypre, 1647

A scene near Temple Bar, during the fog, 1844. Creator: Unknown
A scene near Temple Bar, during the fog, 1844. Thick fog in the City of London. To say that darkness was visible would be to give but a faint idea of the aspect of things about seven o clock

"Love Triumphant", by Mr McDowell, A, at the Exhibition of the Royal Academy
" Love Triumphant", by Mr McDowell, A, at the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1844. Sculpture by Patrick Macdowell on display in London

Christmas, by Alfred Crowquill, 1844. Creator: Alfred Crowquill
Christmas, by Alfred Crowquill, 1844. Father Christmas, carrying a flaming torch, leads a procession including a goose, a plum pudding garnished with holly, and a joint of meat

Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, Carolingian, ca. 860-890. Creator: Unknown
Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, Carolingian, ca. 860-890

Poem by Sosei Hoshi, from the series One Hundred Poems Explained by the Nurse (Hyakunin isshu uba ga etoki), 1921

Sheet 7: procession, from The Triumph of Julius Caesar, 1599. Creator: Bernardo Malpizzi
Sheet 7: procession, from The Triumph of Julius Caesar, 1599

Sheet 5: Elephants, from The Triumph of Julius Caesar, 1599. Creator: Bernardo Malpizzi
Sheet 5: Elephants, from The Triumph of Julius Caesar, 1599

A young girl walks towards the left with one infant on her shoulder and holding another small childs hand, while two children walk at right with a torch and a basket, ca. 1780

Venus and Adonis, surrounded by many putti, reclining after the hunt, with a dead boar in the lower right, 1631-37

Io at the left as a cow, Jupiter on a cloud in the centre and Juno at the right with putti holding an eagle captive in the lower right, 1650-90

The Dance of the World, mid-16th century. Creator: Attributed to Pieter Balten
The Dance of the World, mid-16th century

Plate 9: Allegory on the Discord in France, from Caspar Barlaeus, " Medicea Hospes", 1638

Piece commemorative d un mariage, 1780. Creator: Pierre Philippe Choffard
Piece commemorative d un mariage, 1780

The Spirit of Liberty Establishes the Empire of Wisdom on Earth, after 1791

The Tempter (Punch, November 27, 1886), 1886. Creator: John Tenniel
The Tempter (Punch, November 27, 1886), 1886. [Spirit of Anarchy: " What! No Work! Come and enlist with me - I ll find work for you!!" ]

A Sibyl reading a book facing left, after 1518. Creator: Ugo da Carpi
A Sibyl reading a book facing left, after 1518

Allegorical thesis print with various figures, set in an architectural structure, 1608

Plate 7: Triumphal Procession after Victory over Turks, from the Triumphs of Charles V, 1614

Triumph of a Roman Emperor (left side), 1603. Creator: Antonio Tempesta
Triumph of a Roman Emperor (left side), 1603

The Battle of Tonguzluq, 1773. Creator: Augustin de Saint-Aubin
The Battle of Tonguzluq, 1773

Coronation of Pope Pius VI, 1801. Creator: Antonio Poggioli
Coronation of Pope Pius VI, 1801

Jack Cades cavern, Blackheath, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Jack Cades cavern, Blackheath, 1844. Men using a flaming torch to explore the caves below the caves under Blackheath, south-east London. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

Landing the Abstract Express, at low water, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Landing the Abstract Express, at low water, 1844. Postal service between Britain and India - transferring the mail from a steamship to shore at Folkestone:if it be low-water, the weather rough

Night-scene in a Dublin-street, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Night-scene in a Dublin-street, 1844. Crowds celebrate after Irish nationalist politician Daniel O Connell was released from prison. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

Hakone, from the series The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido Road, early 20th century. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
Hakone, from the series The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido Road, early 20th century

Canto 42, Stanza 64, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. 1774. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
Canto 42, Stanza 64, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. [Gli disse quel che dianzi dir non volle: / Sappi, Rinaldo, il nomee mio e lo Sdegno, / Venuto sol per sciorti il giogo indegno]

Night Rain at Karasaki, early 18th century. early 18th century
Night Rain at Karasaki, early 18th century

As You Like It, Act 5, Scene 4 (Shakespeare), September 29, 1792. September 29, 1792
As You Like It, Act 5, Scene 4 (Shakespeare), September 29, 1792

The Triumph of Silenus, 1775-78. 1775-78. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
The Triumph of Silenus, 1775-78

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"Shining the Torch of Freedom: A Global Symbol of Hope and Change" In the heart of Wonsan City, Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK), North Korea, Asia, a propaganda poster captures the essence of unity and progress. The torch depicted in vibrant colors symbolizes enlightenment and serves as a beacon for all to follow. Reminiscent of the iconic Statue of Liberty, this torch represents not only freedom but also resilience. Just like Lady Liberty's flame that has guided countless immigrants towards their dreams, this torch stands tall amidst adversity. Across the world in Lewes, East Sussex, burning crosses illuminate the night sky during an annual bonfire night parade. These fiery symbols evoke both fear and celebration while reminding us that fire can be harnessed for good or evil purposes. The suffrage movement in America found its voice through powerful imagery. In Henry Mayer's 1915 cartoon "The Awakening, " a torch-wielding allegorical representation strides across western states where women already had voting rights. This image inspires women from east to west to reach out for equality. Traveling back in time to Louisiana in 1865, we witness steamboats navigating through bayous by torchlight. The flickering flames guide these vessels through treacherous waters while creating an enchanting spectacle against the dark backdrop. As construction commenced on the Statue of Liberty in Paris circa 1883, her majestic figure held high a radiant torch representing liberty and opportunity for all who sought refuge on American shores. This enduring symbol continues to inspire generations with its message of hope and acceptance. Even George Studdy's lovable canine character laments feeling unloved under his dimly lit surroundings – perhaps longing for a guiding light akin to our metaphorical torches that lead us towards love and companionship. Standing proudly against Manhattan's skyline is Lady Liberty herself on her pedestal at Liberty Island. Her raised arm holds aloft a flaming torch, a testament to the unwavering spirit of freedom that defines America.