Stoning Collection
"Stoning: A Historical Journey Through Art and Tragedy" Step back in time to the Storming of Delhi in 1857, as depicted in The Campaign in India 1857-58
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"Stoning: A Historical Journey Through Art and Tragedy" Step back in time to the Storming of Delhi in 1857, as depicted in The Campaign in India 1857-58. Witness the chaos and violence that unfolded during this pivotal event. Travel further back to ancient Athens, Greece, where the Acropolis stands tall. Imagine the echoes of history as you stand on this sacred ground, once witness to stonings carried out for justice or punishment. In St. James Minor from Christ, Mary and the Apostles artwork dating back to ca. 1590-ca. 1610, observe a scene depicting martyrdom through stoning. Feel the intensity of emotions captured within each stroke of paint. The Stoning of St Stephen is an iconic biblical event that has been portrayed countless times throughout history. Explore various interpretations such as tapestry cushion covers made in Sheldon, England during different periods - if genuine from the 16th century or after 1600 - or possibly even a fragment made in Brussels between 1550-1600. Delve into Buddhism's rich heritage with a close-up view of ancient carvings by Colin Anderson capturing serenity amidst an Ancient Asian background. Reflect on how this peaceful religion contrasts with acts of violence like stoning. Discover Polignac's etching "The Martyrdom of Saint Stephen" from 1635 which immortalizes his tragic fate at the hands of those who chose stones over compassion. Unearth archaeological wonders found within caves across Asia where ancient civilizations practiced their beliefs and rituals – some involving stonings for transgressions against societal norms. Throughout history, art has served as both a reflection and reminder of humanity's capacity for cruelty and suffering but also our ability to find solace amidst turmoil. Let these depictions inspire contemplation about our past while urging us towards empathy and understanding today.