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The Trial of Earl Russell for Bigamy (litho)
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The Trial of Earl Russell for Bigamy (litho)
1037218 The Trial of Earl Russell for Bigamy (litho) by Macpherson, Douglas (1871-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Trial of Earl Russell for Bigamy. Illustration for The Graphic, 27 July 1901.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25159646
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Bigamy Case Charge Commands Commission Courts Declare Earl Russell Engagement Experience Finish Guide Guilty Hearing House Of Lords Judgement My Lord Obeisance Peers Persons Returning Royal Gallery Silence The Graphic Trials Unfortunate Dissolved Strictly
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The Trial of Earl Russell for Bigamy
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is a captivating lithograph that captures the dramatic atmosphere of a historical courtroom. Created by Douglas Macpherson in 1901, this print offers a glimpse into an unfortunate and scandalous event from the past. The scene unfolds within the royal gallery of a London court, where Earl Russell stands at the center, facing charges of bigamy. The artist's skillful use of sketches brings life to the various characters present, including judges, lawyers, and onlookers who eagerly await the verdict. Earl Russell's expression reflects his anxiety as he listens attentively to his counsel's defense. His engagement with every word spoken during this trial highlights both his desperation and determination to prove his innocence. In contrast, the peers in attendance maintain strict silence as they carefully consider all evidence presented before them. Their solemn expressions convey their commitment to delivering justice under their sovereign lord's commands. As Earl Russell delivers his speech in self-defense, one can sense both tension and anticipation filling the air. Will he be found guilty or innocent? The outcome hangs delicately in balance as judgment day approaches. This engraving serves as a powerful reminder that even those born into privilege are not immune to legal consequences when accused of wrongdoing. It invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as morality, loyalty, and personal accountability while immersing themselves in this historic courtroom experience captured by Macpherson over a century ago.
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