Gratification Collection

The Orchard of Me
Vertigo Artography

Edward VII's racing victories
Montage showing Edward VII leading in Minoru, his 1909 Derby winner. The King is just seen underneath the top hat he is raising

STAGE GESTURE / GRATIFY
GRATIFICATION Date: 1807

Wife Catches Husband Sexually Assaulting Assault
Wife catches husband sexually assaulting house maid. After a mid-19th century work by J.H. Morrien

Priest Clergyman Leers Leering Young Woman Girl
A priest leers as a young woman makes her confession. After a 19th century work by Claude Regnier

Tabby Cat

Judas Iscariot. One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ. Betrayal of Jesus to the hands of the chief Sanhedrin priests in exchange for a payment of thirty silver coins. Engraving by Bong

amusement, appealing, audience, classy, crowd, cute, delight, delightful, pet, animal
Children returning from the Christmas Pantomime, 1866, costume; dog; fancy dress; elegant; morning performance; amusement; holiday season; Drury-Lane Theatre; playhouse; audience; governesses;

Source Size = 1897 x 2540
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL IN SOUTH AFRICA: " A tiny crystal to be used for the gratification of female vanity, in imitation of a lust of personal adornment essentially barbaric

Hand-written notice stuck prominently on display in an empty High Street shop window stating Single man looking for women for adult fun ask inside, Deal, Kent, England

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Gratification: a timeless pursuit of joy and fulfillment. From Edward VII's triumphant racing victories to the captivating stage gestures that gratify our senses, we seek moments that delight us. Yet, let us not forget the power dynamics at play - as a wife catches her husband sexually assaulting another, justice must prevail. In the realm of faith, even a priest clergyman leers at a young woman, reminding us that virtue can be tainted by human flaws. Amidst these complexities, there is solace in simple pleasures. A tabby cat gracefully prowls through life, finding amusement in its own adorable antics. And while history remembers Judas Iscariot for his betrayal, he too sought gratification albeit misguided. In every corner of existence lies an opportunity for delight - whether it be an appealing performance captivating an audience or a classy pet bringing warmth to our hearts. As we navigate this vast world seeking gratification, let us remember that true fulfillment comes from within ourselves. A hand-written notice stuck prominently on display in an empty High Street shop window reminds us to cherish these moments and embrace the delightful experiences life has to offer. So go forth with open eyes and open hearts; may your pursuit lead you towards genuine happiness.