Fraud Blocker Skip to main content

Disrespectful Collection

"Disrespectful: Unveiling the Controversial Depictions of History and Society" In this captivating collection of engravings, lithographs

Background image
Disrespectful Collection: The Wake, - or last appearance of Teddy O Rafferty, a scene in the Holy Land
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: The Wake, or last appearance of Teddy O Rafferty, a scene in the Holy Land, from The English Spy
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: Master Raguideau, notary of the widow Beauharnais says to her, unaware that he is overheard: 'You
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: The Noble Sans-Culotte, published by Hannah Humphrey in 1794 (etching)
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: The Adventures of Nicholas (engraving)
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: Henry Earl Bathurst - 2
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: William III statue being painted black, Dublin, 1821 (engraving)
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: George V inspecting boy scouts
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: Flying out another girl for the Harem
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: VICs SAUCY H LAND FLING
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: Livingstone Found / Hornet
Background image
Disrespectful Collection: Pope Leo XIII Cartoon

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Disrespectful: Unveiling the Controversial Depictions of History and Society" In this captivating collection of engravings, lithographs, and etchings from various periods in history, we are confronted with a series of images that challenge societal norms and provoke thought. From "The Wake, or last appearance of Teddy O Rafferty, " a scene set in the Holy Land where Teddy bids his final farewell, to "Master Raguideau's Notary Disrespect, " where an overheard conversation reveals disdain for a soldier's humble possessions. One cannot help but be intrigued by the audacity displayed in these artworks. Take "The Noble Sans-Culotte, " published during the French Revolution; it boldly portrays a commoner rising above his station. Similarly, "Henry Earl Bathurst - 2" showcases an individual who defies expectations through sheer determination. Yet not all disrespect is aimed at challenging authority; some pieces delve into more controversial territories. In "William III statue being painted black, " we witness an act of defiance against colonialism as Dublin rebels against British rule. Meanwhile, "George V inspecting boy scouts" raises questions about power dynamics within society. Moving beyond political commentary, we encounter glimpses into personal lives and hidden desires. The suggestive title of "Flying out another girl for the Harem" hints at secret liaisons and forbidden love affairs. Meanwhile, the intriguingly titled piece known as "VICs SAUCY H LAND FLING" leaves us wondering about Victorian-era scandals concealed behind closed doors. Not shying away from controversy or dissenting voices, this collection also includes depictions of underground movements such as the Nihilist Printing Press—a testament to those who fought against oppressive regimes—and scenes from Nicholas' adventures that challenge traditional narratives. Finally, amidst these provocative works lies one engraving that captures our attention: "Livingstone Found / Hornet.