Feigned Collection

Portrait of a lady, 1682 (oil on canvas)
3435384 Portrait of a lady, 1682 (oil on canvas) by Schut, Cornelis III (1629-85); 126.3x98.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of a lady, half-length)

Saint Elias of Jerusalem and Saint Anthony Abbot (fresco)
3469958 Saint Elias of Jerusalem and Saint Anthony Abbot (fresco) by Padova, Antonio da (16th century); Church of St. Rok, Draguc, Croatia; eMark Edward Smith; Croatian, out of copyright

Everyday People (lithograph)
3099551 Everyday People (lithograph) by Gibson, Charles Dana (1867-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Everyday People by Charles Dana Gibson (Charles Scribner, 1904)

Victorian satirical cartoon - The insincere mourner
Vintage engraving of a victorian satirical cartoon. The insincere mourner

Victorian satirical cartoon - Should auld acquaintance be forgot
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satirical cartoon. Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind ? Yes, when he has a shabby coat, and Fortunes been unkind

The Biscayan feigned (El Vizcaino fingido). Short farce by C
Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616). Spanish writer. Short farce The Biscayan feigned (El Vizcaino fingido). Colored engraving. 1868. Private collection

El Vizcaino fingido. Short farce by Cervantes
Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616). Spanish writer. Short farce The Biscayan feigned (El Vizcaino fingido). Engraving. 1868. Private collection

The Civil War in Spain: Battle of Galdames, April 30, 1874, View from the Heights of Montellano
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN: BATTLE OF GALDAMES, APRIL 30, 1874, VIEW FROM THE HEIGHTS OF MONTELLANO: 1. Galdames Mountains. 2. Limestone cliff. 3. Carlist Intrenchment. 4. Railroad to the Iron-Mines. 5

Man at the door of an inn, Marie Lambertine Coclers, 1776 - 1815

Man at the door of an inn, Marie Lambertine Coclers, 1776-1815

Couple in a doorway, Nicolaes van Haeften, 1701

The Civil War In Spain: Battle Of Galdames, April 30, 1874, View From The Heights Of Montellano: 1. Galdames Mountains. 2. Limestone Cliff. 3. Carlist Intrenchment. 4. Railroad To The Iron-mines. 5

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"Unveiling the Art of Feigned: A Captivating Journey through History" Step into the world of art and witness the power emotions. In "Portrait of a Lady, 1682, " an enigmatic woman hides her true feelings behind a serene facade, leaving us to wonder about her untold stories. Travel back in time to witness "Les funerailles d Hastings, " where Vikings cunningly attack a French church during their leader's funeral after he cleverly feigned death. This gripping engraving captures the chaos and deception that unfolds in this dramatic moment. Discover divine devotion in "Saint Elias of Jerusalem and Saint Anthony Abbot. " Through vibrant frescoes, these saints exemplify unwavering faith while concealing any inner struggles they may have faced. In "Everyday People, " a lithograph brings forth ordinary individuals who skillfully mask their true selves amidst society's expectations. It reminds us that appearances can be deceiving, urging us to look beyond surface-level impressions. Delve into Victorian satire with two cartoons - "The Insincere Mourner" and "Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot. " These illustrations mock insincerity and question whether it is right to forget old friendships when convenient or advantageous. Experience Spanish theater with Cervantes' short farce, "El Vizcaino Fingido. " The Biscayan protagonist expertly pretends to be someone else, weaving an intricate web of deceit that keeps audiences on edge until the truth is revealed. Witness history unfold in vivid engravings depicting Spain's Civil War. From the Battle of Galdames viewed from Montellano Heights to scenes capturing its tumultuous nature, these artworks showcase both bravery on the battlefield and hidden agendas behind closed doors. Finally, encounter Marie Lambertine Coclers' captivating painting titled "Man at the Door of an Inn. " This mysterious figure stands at life's crossroads, concealing his intentions and leaving us to ponder the secrets he carries.