Hatred Collection
"Hatred: A Dark Tapestry of Human Emotion" In the depths of the Pirrie Carlisle Archive, amidst autographs and faded photographs
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"Hatred: A Dark Tapestry of Human Emotion" In the depths of the Pirrie Carlisle Archive, amidst autographs and faded photographs, lies a haunting reminder of humanity's capacity for animosity. An illustration by Cecil Aldin depicts monkeys, their mischievous eyes filled with malice, pointing accusingly under the shelter of an umbrella. It serves as a metaphorical mirror reflecting our own tendencies towards hatred. Henry de Malvost's drawing from "Satanism and Magic" captures the stark contrast between love and hate. The bewitchment of love on the left exudes warmth and tenderness, while its sinister counterpart on the right emanates malevolence that can consume even the purest souls. The Alvas statue being dragged through Antwerp's streets evokes a chilling scene where collective anger morphs into mob mentality. It reminds us how easily they are spread like wildfire, engulfing communities in its destructive wake. Rinaldo's valiant act in preventing Armida from committing suicide speaks to love triumphing over despair. Yet it also hints at how they are drive individuals to contemplate such desperate measures when consumed by darkness. A costume designed for La Haine during Armida's tragic tale further illustrates how art imitates life; showcasing how deep-seated enmity can infiltrate every aspect of human existence. As we delve deeper into history, famine ravages India in vivid color lithographs – a poignant reminder that hatred not only festers within hearts but also manifests itself in societal neglect and indifference towards fellow beings. Lynch mobs depicted in vibrant hues serve as harrowing reminders of America's dark past – testaments to racial prejudice fueled by blind rage rather than reason or justice. Morgan le Fay’s treasonous act portrayed in Alfred W. Pollard’s lithograph highlights betrayal born out of spiteful resentment – revealing that even those closest to us are not immune to harboring hatred.