Confinement Collection (page 3)

JOSEPH & WIFE OF POTIPHAR. Potiphar and his wife, holding Josephs mantle, watch Joseph being cast into prison (Genesis 39: 12-29). Woodcut from the Cologne Bible, 1478-80

GIROLAMO SAVONAROLA (1452-1498). Italian Dominican monk and religious reformer. Savonarola in his cell. Woodcut from his tract, De Simplicitate Christianae Vitae, Florence, 1496

POE: PIT AND PENDULM, 1842... the vermin frequently fastened their sharp fangs in my fingers
POE: PIT AND PENDULM, 1842. ...the vermin frequently fastened their sharp fangs in my fingers. Pen-and-ink drawing from an edition of Edgar Allan Poes The Pit and the Pendulum, first published in 1842

HARRY HOUDINI (1874-1926). American magician. Houdini in handcuffs and chains, at the start of one of his miraculous escapes, 27 February 1918

dublin, ireland, 1866, mountjoy, jail, crime, cell, justice, punishment, convict
Dublin; Ireland; 1866; Mountjoy Prison

JUHN HUS IN PRISON, Switzerland

A Christmas Dinner in a Turkish Prison, Constantinople

Siberia: the Alexandreffsky Central Prison, Near Irkutsk

Siberia: the Castle Prison at Wiborg

Beauchamp Tower: Prison in the Tower of London

The Royal Poet in his Prison

The Mamertine Prison. Rome, Italy

Russian Prisoners at Sheerness: the Devonshire Prison-Ship, at Sheerness, 1854

The Mazas Prison, Paris, France

Sketches in Siberia, Courtyard of the Prison for Criminals at Krasnoiarsk: Peasant Women Selling Bread, Tea, and Sugar to Prisoners

Prison Life in Siberia: the Governor Visiting the Womens Prison at Yeniseisk

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The Tombs, the Principal Temporary Police Prison in New York. here are Incarcerated the Prisoners Taken during the Day, the Thieves and the Defaulters, Assaulters and Committers of Arson

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Whitecross Street Prison, London, 1870

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Arabi Pasha, in Prison at Cairo, Egypt

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Buildings and Industries of Sheffield: Left Image: the Shrewsbury Monument in the Parish Church, Right Image: Room in Sheffield Manor, Said to have been the Prison of Mary Queen of Scots

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The Outbreak Among the Convicts at Chatham: Interior of St. Marys Convict Prison, 1861

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The Outbreak Among the Convicts at Chatham: St. Marys Convict Prison: Arrival of the Military, 1861

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St. Marys Island: the Convicts at Labour, Chatham Prison, 1861

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The Last of the Old Fleet Prison, 1868

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The French Block House Prison, in which Mr. Pritchard was Confined

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Interior of Mountjoy Prison, Dublin, where the Fenians are Confined, 1866, Ireland

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Effects of the Explosion at the House of Detention, Clerkenwell, Seen from Within the Prison Yard: Searching the Ruins, 1867

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The Island and Fort of St. Marguerite, the Prison of Ex-Marshal Bazaine, 1874

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THE QUEENs BENCH PRISON: 1. Entrance Gateway to Governors House; 2. Courtyard and Governors House; 3. Entrance from Southwark Bridge road; 4. Front of Prison and Racquet Court; 5

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The Bagno of Nisida, the Prison of Carlo Poerio, State Prosecutions of the Neapolitan Government

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Chateau D amboise, on the Loire, the Prison of Abd-El-Kader

Spain: Carlist Prisoners in the Ancient Moorish Prison of the Alhambra, 1873

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" A prison of shame, perhaps a penal settlement, stared him in the face."

Tasso in Prison, 1853 (oil on canvas)
BAL2637630 Tasso in Prison, 1853 (oil on canvas) by Gallait, Louis (1810-87); 212x139 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg

Fagin in the condemned cell, from The Adventures of Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
KW243080 Fagin in the condemned cell, from The Adventures of Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (1812-70) 1838, published by Chapman & Hall, 1901 (engraving) by Cruikshank

Birth of the son of King James II of England, 1688, Jan Luyken, Pieter van der Aa (I), 1698

Border fortification between Israel and the Palestinian territories in the West Bank near Ramallah, Middle East

DORE: LONDON, 1872. Zoological Gardens - The Monkey House. Wood engraving after Gustave Dore, from the series London: A Pilgrimage, 1872

EGYPT: CAIRO. A pair of peddlars carrying a cage on the streets of Cairo, Egypt. Photograph, mid or late 19th century

LONDON: PILLORY, c1810. The Pillory at Charing-Cross, London. Aquatint, c1810, by Augustus Pugin and Thomas Rowlandson

JAMESON RAID, 1896. British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson in jail in Pretoria, South Africa, following the botched Jameson Raid on Paul Krugers Transvaal Republic from 29 December 1895 - 2

CRUIKSHANK: TOWER OF LONDON. Cuthbert Cholmondeley surprised by the appearance of a mysterious figure, in the dungeon of Devilin Tower in London

SYNAGOGUE, 6th CENTURY. Bird in cage. Detail from the pavement of the synagogue of Ma on-Nirim, present day Israel. Late 6th century A.D

ENGLAND: POPISH PLOT, 1678. Edmund Everard imprisoned in the Tower of London, implicated in the Popish Plot, 1678, fabricated by Titus Oates. English playing card, late 17th century

ADVERTISEMENT: CAGES. Cages for pet mice and squirrels. Engraving from an American catalog, 19th century

DAY: SAINT SEBASTIAN, c1906. Saint Sebastian tied to a tree with arrows in his stomach and side. Photograph by Fred Holland Day, c1906

SHIPS: GREAT EASTERN. Isambard Brunels steamship the Great Eastern being built at Blackwall shipyard on the Thames. Lithograph, English, 1857

FRANCISCO MIRANDA (1750?-1816) in prison: after a painting by Luis Montero

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"Breaking the Boundaries: Advancing Fusion Research in Confinement" In the picturesque grounds of Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, a remarkable ambition is taking shape. Within the confines of a state-of-the-art facility, scientists are pushing the boundaries of knowledge in fusion research. Their tool? The tokamak device, an ingenious invention that holds immense potential for breakthroughs. As researchers delve into the depths of confinement, they explore uncharted territories where reality and augmented reality merge seamlessly. With each experiment conducted within these walls, they inch closer to unraveling the mysteries that lie hidden within fusion energy. Just as Cupid once fled from slavery depicted in "Cupid Fleeing from Slavery, " here too lies a pursuit for liberation. Donald Iain Smith's Berger's Matone Advertisement reminds us that even amidst confinement, innovation knows no bounds. The Convict Hulk Gallery serves as a poignant reminder of how society has grappled with different forms throughout history. Yet today we witness a new chapter unfolding - one where barriers are broken and possibilities abound. Like "The New Lighthouse on the Bass Rock, " this cutting-edge research illuminates our path towards progress. It guides us through uncharted waters and offers hope for a brighter future powered by clean energy sources. In this journey towards unlocking limitless potential, we must not forget our past achievements like "The little horse. " Just as this burin engraving captivated audiences centuries ago with its beauty and intricacy, so too does fusion research captivate us now with its promise. Within these confined spaces lies something extraordinary - akin to "The Birth Day" captured on oil panel in 1629. It symbolizes rebirth and renewal; it represents humanity's ability to transcend limitations when driven by curiosity and determination. Even comic postcards from early 20th century remind us that humor can thrive even in times of constraint. As we navigate through the challenges of confinement, we find solace in laughter and camaraderie.