Fear Collection (page 3)

Yvonne Mitchell and Diana Dors
as prisoner officer Macfarlane and Mary Hilton in Yield To The Night. The film was based on a book by Joan Henry

Diana Dors as Mary Hilton
in a portrait taken for the release of the drama Yield to the Night written by Joan Henry and John Cresswell

Hazy Light
Leicher Oliver

Girl Raven Black and White
Al Barizi

Flying Ghost Cars
Al Barizi

Ghost Halloween In The Dark Road
Al Barizi

Roots Run Deep
Francis Wilson

Deception
Ionut Petrea

Black Leaves Park
Thomas de Franzoni

Neon Spider in the jungle
Sarah Manovski

Neon halloween spider
Sarah Manovski

Neon Halloween Skull
Sarah Manovski

Halloween Theme
Xuan Thai

Little Pumpkin In the Halloween
Xuan Thai

Little Pumpkin In the Halloween
Xuan Thai

Witch Cat In the Halloween
Xuan Thai

Witch Cat In the Halloween
Xuan Thai

Cat and Dog In Halloween
Xuan Thai

Retired
Nick Amanda

Hauling conger eels (colour litho)
8656892 Hauling conger eels (colour litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scenes at the seaside. Hauling conger eels)

I am fairly carried away with the charm of Margate (colour litho)
8656703 I am fairly carried away with the charm of Margate (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Joan of Arc, 1883 (oil on canvas)
8724036 Joan of Arc, 1883 (oil on canvas) by Americo, Don Pedro di Figueredo (1843-1905); Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina; (add.info.: By Pedro Americo)

The fear of the wolf: A pack of wolves pursues a cart carrying three people, drawn by a horse running away in the snow
PCT4294517 The fear of the wolf: A pack of wolves pursues a cart carrying three people, drawn by a horse running away in the snow

Fear in the darkness, c.1860 (print)
7293375 Fear in the darkness, c.1860 (print); (add.info.: Medicine. Psychology. The fear of the dark, child in the bed. Imagery on the fear (emotion), Epinal, France

Tale of the Thousand and One Nights: Simbad the Sailor's Journey: " the giant woke up
FGL5484998 Tale of the Thousand and One Nights: Simbad the Sailor's Journey: " the giant woke up and went out of the palace " Illustration by Gustave Dore, 19th century; Fototeca Gilardi

The failure of the Anglo Saxon in Newfoundland (Canada). Lithography (34.4x43.4 cm) by F. Sala et Co, 1863
MMM5483503 The failure of the Anglo Saxon in Newfoundland (Canada). Lithography (34.4x43.4 cm) by F. Sala et Co, 1863.; National Maritime Museum, London

Indian Mutiny or Sepoy Mutiny (1857-1858) (engraving)
UIG5416130 Indian Mutiny or Sepoy Mutiny (1857-1858) (engraving); (add.info.: Rebelion against British rule in India. It was begun by Indian troops in the service of the British, called sepoys')

Caricature in L'Assiette du Beurre, 1906, depicting a cult observing a feast of May as a man cowers in fear
5617106 Caricature in L'Assiette du Beurre, 1906, depicting a cult observing a feast of May as a man cowers in fear; Universal History Archive/UIG

Illustration for The Adventures of a Japanese Doll (colour litho)
8644712 Illustration for The Adventures of a Japanese Doll (colour litho) by Mayer, Henry (1868-1953); Private Collection; (add.info.: She stands in fear of the Village Boys)

The wolf, c.1900 (print)
7293413 The wolf, c.1900 (print); (add.info.: Science. Zoology. A wolf in the forest. Imagery, France, ca 1900.); Photo: © Archives Charmet

Fear in the darkness, c.1860 (print)
7293387 Fear in the darkness, c.1860 (print); (add.info.: Medicine. Psychology. The fear of the dark, child in the bed. Imagery on the fear (emotion), Epinal, France

There was an Old Person of Hyde, who walked by the shore with his Bride (coloured engraving)
8634386 There was an Old Person of Hyde, who walked by the shore with his Bride (coloured engraving) by Lear, Edward (1812-88) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Out on the deep: sailors bold (colour litho)
8635658 Out on the deep: sailors bold (colour litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Out on the deep: sailors bold. Sailors bold)

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Fear of a Dictator (litho)
8673910 Fear of a Dictator (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fear of a Dictator. A Rochester election handbill of 1834)

Male soldier inspecting an army of women musketeers (engraving)
8664228 Male soldier inspecting an army of women musketeers (engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The female rights musketeers)

United States, Illinois: Terrified inhabitants fleeing Wells Street during the Chicago fire in 1871
NWI4965384 United States, Illinois: Terrified inhabitants fleeing Wells Street during the Chicago fire in 1871. Colour engraving of the 19th century.; (add.info.: United States)

Traffic in New York City (USA), circa 1850 - Colorisee engraving 19th century - Busy street traffic in New York City
NWI4966978 Traffic in New York City (USA), circa 1850 - Colorisee engraving 19th century - Busy street traffic in New York City

Illustration for "Alphabet de mes poupees", c.1900 (print)
DUV4218450 Illustration for "Alphabet de mes poupees", c.1900 (print); 23x16 cm; (add.info.: Lettre K: kakatoes (cacatoes) peu endurant. In "Alphabet de mes poupees"

Illustration of Stop (1825-1899) in The Charivari, 1873-1-4 - A Samson of Decadence - Political Right - Legitimist
ICA4871335 Illustration of Stop (1825-1899) in The Charivari, 1873-1-4 - A Samson of Decadence - Political Right - Legitimist Legitimism; (add.info)

Figure of frightened monk - sculpted capital of the Abbey Notre Dame de la Nativite (consecrated in 1154)
JEB4938316 Figure of frightened monk - sculpted capital of the Abbey Notre Dame de la Nativite (consecrated in 1154) of Cadouin (Dordogne)

A Victorian creche haunted by the ghost of a beautiful child - Engraving colorisee 19th century - Victorian nursery
NWI4930972 A Victorian creche haunted by the ghost of a beautiful child - Engraving colorisee 19th century - Victorian nursery haunted by the ghost of a beautiful child - Hand-colored woodcut of a

Archangel Saint Michael defeating the dragon (satan). Painting by Giuseppe Zattera (1826-1891)
VEN5027840 Archangel Saint Michael defeating the dragon (satan). Painting by Giuseppe Zattera (1826-1891). San Michele, parish church

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"Fear: A Haunting Journey Through Art and Imagination" Step into the realm of fear, where ghosts lurk in the shadows and monsters come alive. Alfred Bestall's "The Ghost Story" transports us to a chilling world, while Fay Wray's terrified expression in Merian C Cooper's King Kong sends shivers down our spines. In Ingmar Bergman's Persona, an Academy Poster captures the essence as it delves deep into the human psyche. And who can forget "Whistle and I'll Come 2, " a bone-chilling tale that leaves us trembling with every turn? Diana Dors' intense portrait reveals the vulnerability within, reminding us that even celebrities are not immune to fear. Leon-Maxime Faivre's "Deux meres" portrays the fearsome power of motherhood, where love intertwines with anxiety. Louise Bourgeois' giant spider sculpture on Nervion River stands tall as a symbol of primal terror, evoking both awe and dread. Diana Rigg captivates viewers in The Avengers with her fearless portrayal amidst danger. William John Wilgus' painting brings Ichabod Crane face-to-face with the Headless Horseman, capturing their eternal struggle between bravery and trepidation. George Studdy's artwork reminds us how they are be amplified through media like radio broadcasts. H. M. Bateman humorously depicts dental phobia in his cartoon "Cause & Effect, " showcasing how irrational they can affect our daily lives. Yet amidst all this darkness, there is hope - embodied by those who proudly proclaim "No Fear. " Fear may grip our hearts momentarily or linger for years; it may paralyze or propel us forward towards growth, and is an emotion woven intricately into our existence – sometimes terrifying but also capable of igniting courage within ourselves. So let these glimpses into art serve as reminders that fear is not something to be conquered, but rather embraced and understood.