Excesses Collection

Melancthons First Misgiving of the Church of Rome (engraving)
5199287 Melancthons First Misgiving of the Church of Rome (engraving) by Lance, George (1802-64); Private Collection; (add.info.: Melancthons First Misgiving of the Church of Rome)

Allegorical Picture Of Excesses Said To Have Been Committed By The Huguenots. The Tame Lion Represents A France Reduced By The Heretics And Their Practices

Andre and M-J Chenier
The poets ANDRE MARIE and MARIE-JOSEPH-BLAISE de CHENIER, both revolutionaries, Andre was guillotined for opposing excesses, but his brother survived. Date: 1762 - 1794

Sofya and Streltsi
Sofya, Peters half-sister and regent during his youth, favours the Streltsi (palace bodyguard). But their excesses alarm young Peter, who will deal with them later. Date: 1682

Stanis. Clermont-Tonnerre
STANISLAS MARIE ADELAIDE, comte de CLERMONT-TONNERRE French statesman who supported the Revolution but deplored its excesses. Date: 1757 - 1792

Andre Chenier (Johannot)
ANDRE CHENIER French writer and revolutionary who protested against the excesses of the Revolution and now sits in prison awaiting the guillotine Date: 1762 - 1794

Andre Chenier
ANDRE CHENIER French writer and revolutionary who protested against the excesses of the Revolution so was guillotined Date: 1762 - 1794

Napoleon & Revolution
The youthful Napoleon sees for himself the excesses of the Revolution, and realises the necessity for re-imposing order in France. Date: circa 1789

Flying Excesses Volando y otros excesos 1807-45
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Allegorical picture of Excesses said to have been committed by the Huguenots, from Military
KW478269 Allegorical picture of Excesses said to have been committed by the Huguenots, from Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages by Paul Lacroix

Police Prevent Polka
Polka Mania : the Police intervene to prevent the perceived excesses of this immoral dance

Polka Disapproved 1844
Polka Mania : the perceived excesses of this savage dance are frowned upon by elders and authorities

Extravagant Styles
Coiffeurs at work on an extravagant hair style : a contemporary satire on the fashionable excesses of the late 18th century

Excesses of Papal Court
A German satire on the excesses of the Papal Court

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"Unveiling the Dark Side: Exposing the Excesses of History" In the shadows of history, lies a tale that have shaped nations and societies. From the intriguing lives of Andre and M-J Chenier to the enigmatic Sofya and Streltsi, these figures embody both power and indulgence. Melancthons First Misgiving of the Church of Rome engraving captures a moment when doubts arise amidst opulence, questioning religious practices. Meanwhile, Stanis. Clermont-Tonnerre stands as a symbol of resistance against excessive authority. Andre Chenier's artistry intertwines with Napoleon & Revolution, reflecting an era where ambition led to both progress and chaos. The Defiance at Lyon - 1 showcases defiance in its purest form against oppressive forces. An Allegorical Picture Said To Have Been Committed By The Huguenots reveals how fanaticism can lead to destruction. A tamed lion represents France reduced by heretics' practices, exposing societal fractures caused by religious conflicts. Revolutionary Allegory depicts a society on fire; it warns us about unchecked desires for change leading to unforeseen consequences. Flying Excesses Volando y otros excesos 1807-45 takes flight into realms where extravagance knows no bounds. As we delve into these historical narratives, we are reminded that they are be found not only in grand gestures but also in subtle actions that shape our world. Let us learn from these cautionary tales as we navigate our own path through time – always mindful of striking a balance between ambition and restraint.