Despair Collection (page 3)

Feeling lethargic
Agus Adriana

shame
PacodlaCorte

Autocarro
Luís Godinho

two pigeons, one man
Franco Maffei

when everything must come to an end
Djeff Act

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Faizal Besari

The War
Ali Ghafouri

Why?
Dorothea Boonstra

Fall
Tomer Eliash

girl with charcol
Tomasz Solinski

Sad Rose
Hany Hossameldin

disappointed
Hari Sulistiawan

Alexander Akopov

whisper
Dimas Awang

Arresting
Dejan Miloradov

death mask of Friedrich II
ArtFiction (Andre Gehrmann)

Stonetears
ArtFiction (Andre Gehrmann)

just one day alone (family portrait)
Stefano Miserini

Eye to Eyes
Yudhistira Yogasara

sad rose
Yahia Alsharif

The wanderer
David Boutin

Desperation
Itzik Rabinovitz

After the disillusionment
Jan Scheunders

Paper Girl
Tomas Härstedt

I'm not your clown
Balazs Solti

VALENTINA
Christina Palm

w is h
Hari Sulistiawan

It is to despair
Michael Allmaier

Belgian Woman And Children in Flight
A group portrait illustration of a Belgian woman with her two children, seated with a look of despair upon their faces. Date: circa 1918

Inspiration of the painter, 1897, by Jacek Malczewski
Jacek Malczewski (1854-1929). Polish painter. Inspiration of the painter, 1897. 19th Century Polish Art Gallery (Sukiennice Museum). National Museum of Krakow. Poland. Date: 2018

Caricature illustration, showing man coming in from gardening, treading clay into to neat living room carpet, with woman looking away in despair

Dick Turpin almost certainly a different version of the story. The central image shows Turpin, aghast, as Black Bess, who has carried him to York, is carried dead on a stretcher

Shall I, wasting in despair ? - Shall I, wasting in despair, die because a woman's fair ? Illustration of a poem of unrequited love. Author: George Wither. Artist: Joyce Mercer Date: circa 1930

The War of the Worlds - Despair - Surrounded by martians
"My imagination was haunted by these fast metal monsters and the memory of the dead body smashed against the fence." Date: First published: 1898

DAVID AND ABIGAIL
When David demands protection money, Nabal refuses : the angry David is appeased by Nabal's wife Abigail, but Nabal dies of despair, and David takes Abigail as wife

EMMA HAMILTON/REHBURG 12
EMMA, LADY HAMILTON Wife of Lord Hamilton, mistress of Lord Nelson, in one of her attitudes Date: ?1761 - 1815

BUNYAN/GIANT'S DEATH
The death of Giant Despair. Date: First published: 1678

The collapse of the Duma, Russia 1906
"The Death of the First Born" - comment on the collapse of the first Imperial Russian Duma in 1906. Date: 1906

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The Death of Cato, after a work by Francois Boucher, 1808 (print)
478494 The Death of Cato, after a work by Francois Boucher, 1808 (print) by Boucher, Francois (1703-70) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis, 95 BC - 46 BC)

Ophelia, 1918 (litho)
1071207 Ophelia, 1918 (litho) by Freese, Hans (1850-1950) ; 25.4001x24.765x cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; (add.info)

The Marriage of Convenience, 1883 (oil on canvas)
GLS62456 The Marriage of Convenience, 1883 (oil on canvas) by Orchardson, William Quiller (1832-1910); 104.8x154.3 cm; Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove, Glasgow

Reliefs at dawn, 1918 (litho)
3027389 Reliefs at dawn, 1918 (litho) by Nevinson, Christopher Richard Wynne (1889-1946); 36x52 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; © Manchester Art Gallery

The cursed wood, 1918 (litho)
3027390 The cursed wood, 1918 (litho) by Nevinson, Christopher Richard Wynne (1889-1946); Manchester Art Gallery, UK; © Manchester Art Gallery

No Hay Quien Los Socorra (There is no one to help them), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin)
3745581 No Hay Quien Los Socorra (There is no one to help them), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin) by Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de (1746-1828); 25x34 cm; Manchester Art Gallery

The Landscape: Hill 60, c. 1917 (ink & w/c on paper)
3482875 The Landscape: Hill 60, c.1917 (ink & w/c on paper) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 26x35 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; © Manchester Art Gallery

Isaiah sees Babylon destroyed in a dream, Illustration from the Dore Bible, 1866
3665396 Isaiah sees Babylon destroyed in a dream, Illustration from the Dore Bible, 1866 by Dore, Gustave (1832-83); (add.info.: Isaiah sees Babylon destroyed in a dream)

Pharaoh instructs Moses to take the Jewish people out of Egypt
3665623 Pharaoh instructs Moses to take the Jewish people out of Egypt by Dore, Gustave (1832-83); (add.info.: Pharaoh instructs Moses to take the Jewish people out of Egypt)

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"Despair: A Journey through the Depths of Human Emotion" In the haunting masterpiece "Gin Lane" by William Hogarth, a grim depiction unfolds before our eyes. The destitution and hopelessness that permeate the scene serve as a stark reminder of society's darkest corners. Amidst this somber atmosphere, we find ourselves transported to 1965, where actress Diana Rigg captivates us in a scene from "The Avengers. " Her portrayal evokes an overwhelming sense of despair, as she battles against unseen forces with unwavering determination. Richard Massingham's performance in Michael Laws' "What A Life. " (1948) further deepens our understanding of despair. Through his comedic yet poignant portrayal, we witness the struggles and frustrations that can lead one down a path filled with desolation. Albrecht Durer's iconic artwork titled "The Man of Sorrows" takes us back to 1511. This profound image encapsulates the weight of sorrow carried by humanity throughout history—a timeless representation of anguish and desperation etched into our collective consciousness. As we journey further, we encounter Palmyra's Monumental Arch in Syria—an architectural marvel now marred by destruction. Its crumbling pillars stand as silent witnesses to the devastation caused by war and conflict—a testament to how they are ravage even the most magnificent creations. A beggar seated on a bank in a 1630 etching reminds us that despair knows no boundaries—it affects individuals from all walks of life. Their forlorn figure serves as a poignant symbol for those trapped within their own personal struggles—yearning for solace amidst an unforgiving world. Returning once again to Hogarth's "Gin Lane, " its engraving transports us back to eighteenth-century London—a time when poverty and addiction plagued society. Here, amid dilapidated buildings and desperate souls lost in vice, we witness firsthand how they are consume an entire community.