Discontent Collection (page 2)

1906 / RUSSIA / FUMES
Do I smell something burning? Tsar Nicholas II becomes aware of the fumes of discontent from the Duma and hate from anarchists

Peninsular War (1808-1814). Barcelona city. 1808-2-29. Engra
Peninsular War (1808-1814). The French occupied the citadel of Montjuic on February 29, 1808. Catalan people angry. Colored engraving

The delegates in council or beggars on horseback, 1797 (colour etching)
XCF290950 The delegates in council or beggars on horseback, 1797 (colour etching) by Cruikshank, Isaac (1756-1811); 26.5x39.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: published by Samuel William Fores)

The Beginning of the French Revolution, 12 July 1789, Paris (gouache on card)
XIR101767 The Beginning of the French Revolution, 12 July 1789, Paris (gouache on card) by Lesueur Brothers, (18th century); 36x53.5 cm; Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Romanian peasants revolt
The iron hand for the rebels: the Romanian governments prompt action in crushing the peasant revolt. Infantry escorting prisoners through Piatra, Neamtu

France and Peace
Liberty encourages France to pursue peace despite the various political factions causing discontent : unfortunately Bismarck has other ideas

Strikers at Moscow
After the dissolution of the Duma, there is widespread discontent : workers in Moscow go on strike, demonstrators gather outside the house of the chief of police

Spanish Revolution 1868
REVOLUTION: Hanging out the flag of the Revolution at the Public Offices in the Puerta Del Sol, Madrid. A jubilant crowd gives it support

Discontented Soldiers
Roman troops in Germany voice their discontent when the generals address them

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"Capturing the Essence of Discontent: A Glimpse into Human Emotions" Discontent, a universal sentiment that transcends time and borders, has long been depicted in various forms of art. From the pages of Charlotte Bronte's novels to the strokes of George Richmond's brush, artists have sought to portray this complex emotion. In 1850, English novelist Charlotte Bronte explored the depths through her literary works. With keen observation and profound insight, she delved into human psyche, unraveling tales of longing and dissatisfaction. Meanwhile, artist George Richmond captured moments frozen in time - like Napoleon at Fontainebleau during his first abdication in 1814. Paul Delaroche's painting further exemplified this theme as he portrayed Napoleon brooding over his fate with a heavy heart. Even animals can convey feelings of discontent. A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy with its tricolor coat may seem adorable at first glance but could also reveal signs of restlessness or yearning for something more. The Prophet Jeremiah Mourning over the Destruction of Jerusalem by Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn showcased deep sorrow born out of discontentment. The anguish etched on Jeremiah's face mirrored the pain felt when dreams crumble and hopes fade away. Artists like Joseph Swain used their craft to depict internal struggles within society itself. "The Wind and the Sun, " painted in 1886, symbolized conflicts between opposing forces – much like riots witnessed throughout history such as those between Cossacks, students, and workers in Russia or Trieste where crowds clashed against troops amidst chaos. These tumultuous scenes were not limited to Europe alone; even Calabria experienced serious disorders due to agitation caused by new railways. Color lithographs brought these events to life visually while shedding light on societal unrest fueled by grievances left unaddressed. Slavery too evoked immense discontent among oppressed individuals, as depicted in a color lithograph from 1838.