"Monkeying Around: A Captivating Journey Through Art and History" Step into the whimsical world of monkeys as we explore various artworks and historical events featuring these mischievous creatures. From classic cartoons to ancient scrolls, join us on a captivating journey through time. In the famous Tom and Jerry cartoon, our beloved duo finds themselves in a hilarious encounter with Monkey, Jacco Macacco at the Westminster Pit. The coloured engraving captures their playful antics perfectly. Transitioning from entertainment to fine art, a vibrant colour litho titled "From the forest to the laid table" showcases monkeys in their natural habitat. Witness their lively presence as they bring life to this stunning piece. Moving further back in time, an intriguing handscroll called "Beggars and Street Characters" from 1516 reveals intricate details of daily life during that era. Amongst its pages lies a fascinating depiction of monkeys amidst ink and light colours. The wood engraving "The Italian Boys in New York - Tortures of the Training Room" takes us on an emotional journey where monkeys are subjected to harsh training methods. This thought-provoking artwork sheds light on animal welfare concerns even back in 1878. Another enchanting engraving named "Three Cats and Two Monkeys" showcases an unlikely friendship between feline companions and curious primates. It reminds us that connections can be formed across species boundaries. Henriette's charming relationship with her monkey companion Troc is beautifully captured in a coloured engraving aptly titled "Henriette and Troc the Monkey. " Their bond symbolizes love transcending differences. Delving deeper into history, we stumble upon an illustration by Aristide Delannoy depicting Antisemitism within society during early 1900s. A monkey serves as a metaphor for discrimination against certain groups, highlighting societal issues prevalent at that time.