Embarassment Collection
Embarrassment: A universal human emotion, depicted through art and life
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Embarrassment: A universal human emotion, depicted through art and life. From the doctor's unexpected request for a cough during a naked examination (Doctor asking a naked man to cough during a medical examination), to the awkwardness of a tea party (The Tea Party, 1916), or an unexpected glance from a doctor's office receptionist (Lady at the Doctor I; Dame beim Arzt I, 1948). Artists have captured the moment of embarrassment in various ways, such as a man's attempt to hide his face during a horseback ride (Regency gentleman on a bucking horse), or the shy smile of a woman in front of an open window (In Libera Uscita). Even a simple arrangement of anemones in a jug (Anemones in a Jug, 1910-15) can evoke feelings of embarrassment or self-consciousness. And let's not forget the unexpected attention one might receive, as depicted in 'A Welcome Distraction' and 'Welcomed Attention'. Art, in its many forms, continues to reflect and explore the complexities of human emotions, including the often uncomfortable, yet relatable feeling of embarrassment.