Unoccupied Collection
"Unoccupied: A Journey through Solitude and Abandonment" Step into the past with "Alone in London, c
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"Unoccupied: A Journey through Solitude and Abandonment" Step into the past with "Alone in London, c. 1894, " a captivating oil painting that transports you to the desolate streets of old-time London. The artist's brushstrokes capture the essence of isolation, leaving you pondering the stories hidden within those empty alleyways. In contrast, "The Field of Passchendaele, c. 1917" reveals a different kind of abandonment - one brought on by war. Through pen and ink with watercolor on paper, this haunting artwork depicts a battlefield devoid of life, where once vibrant fields now lay barren under an ominous sky. Moving further into history, "Desolate Landscape, Ypres Salient, 1917" presents another perspective on wartime abandonment. With watercolor, ink, gouache, and pencil on paper as his tools, the artist portrays a desolated landscape scarred by conflict - a poignant reminder of lives lost and homes left behind. Transitioning from war to mythology brings us to "Psyche Abandoned, " an exquisite marble sculpture that captures raw emotion frozen in time. This masterpiece tells the tale of love lost and betrayal endured as Psyche is abandoned by her lover Eros – forever etched in stone yet brimming with heart-wrenching beauty. "Bacchus and Ariadne, " a 17th-century painting filled with vivid colors and intricate details takes us back to ancient mythology once again. Here we witness Ariadne's abandonment by Theseus but find solace in Bacchus' arrival – reminding us that even amidst despair there can be hope for new beginnings. As we delve deeper into maritime tales through "The War on the Sea (Colour Litho), " our imagination sets sail alongside brave sailors facing treacherous waters alone. The illustration from "The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle" transports us to vast oceans where solitude becomes an ally, allowing us to discover the strength within ourselves.