Violate Collection

Amidst the agony of Calvary, Jesus on the cross is flanked by two criminals, their fates intertwined in the timeless tableau of the Crucifixion

Jesus On The Cross With Two Others

Woman And The Crucifixion

The Crucifixion

Jesus Hanging On A Cross

Violate Collection: Death or Liberty: Cartoon of 1817 expressing the fear some had that Reform would

Death or Liberty: Cartoon of 1817 expressing the fear some had that Reform would violate the British constitution

Violate Collection: Perpetual motion machine of von Kranach

Perpetual motion machine of von Kranach
Perpetual motion machine. Engraving showing a design for a perpetual motion machine designed by Ulrich von Kranach in 1664

Violate Collection: Water raising engine, 18th century

Water raising engine, 18th century
Illustration showing an engine used to raise water. The weight of water in the lower bucket (A) pulls on the axle of the wheel at the top

Troops in Rhineland
German troops violate the Treaty of Versailles by occupying the demilitarised zone of the Rhineland

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Amidst the agony of Calvary, Jesus on the cross is flanked by two criminals, their fates intertwined in the timeless tableau of the Crucifixion. A woman's tearful gaze adds poignancy to the scene, as the cross stands defiantly against the hillside. In the realm of faith and freedom, the Death or Liberty cartoon of 1817 expressed the fearsome dilemma some faced: reform or continuity. Elsewhere, the Perpetual Motion Machine of von Kranach, a futile attempt to defy the laws of physics, mirrors the human quest for eternal life. Meanwhile, the Water Raising Engine of the 18th century, a testament to human ingenuity, symbolizes the relentless march of progress. Amidst it all, troops in the Rhineland stand guard, their presence a reminder of the complexities and contradictions that define the human experience.