Afraid Collection
"Captured by Fear: From Bill Sykes to King Kong, the Power of Terror Unleashed" In the haunting world of art and history, fear takes on many forms
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"Captured by Fear: From Bill Sykes to King Kong, the Power of Terror Unleashed" In the haunting world of art and history, fear takes on many forms. From the menacing presence of Bill Sykes in Barnard's work to Fay Wray's iconic portrayal in Merian C Cooper's King Kong (1933), we witness how terror can grip our hearts. One cannot forget Briton Riviere's masterpiece "In Manus Tuas Domine. " (1879) where a vulnerable child seeks solace from an unknown danger lurking nearby. Leon-Maxime Faivre's "Deux meres" (Two Mothers) from 1888 captures the essence of maternal fear as two mothers anxiously protect their children from harm. The chilling spirit photograph taken by French illusionist Henri Robin in 1863 leaves us questioning the existence of supernatural forces that send shivers down our spines. Meanwhile, Utagawa Kuniyoshi's "Nichiren Calming the Storm" transports us to a realm where even nature itself becomes a source of dread. History too has its tales of trepidation; Richard III and his sinister actions towards Edward IV's sons remind us that evil can lurk within human hearts. And who could forget Alice trembling as she opens the door with a little key, unlocking a world filled with uncertainty? Fear extends beyond art and literature; it seeps into real-life moments like Denise Welch and Tracey Wilkinson starring in Woyzeck on February 5th, 1990—a play that explores psychological torment. Even innocent creatures like hamsters experience alertness amidst meadows, as captured by HSET2A-00128. Afraid—such a simple word yet laden with complexity, and is an emotion that transcends time and place, reminding us all that vulnerability lies within each one of us.