Fraud Blocker Skip to main content

Plead Collection (page 2)

"Plead: A Tapestry of Desperation, Hope, and Justice" In the realm of human history

Background imagePlead Collection: Esther Ahasuerus Oil canvas 82 x 107 3 / 4in 208. 3 273. 7cm

Esther Ahasuerus Oil canvas 82 x 107 3 / 4in 208. 3 273. 7cm
Artokoloro

Background imagePlead Collection: Volumnia before Coriolanus

Volumnia before Coriolanus
BAL35718 Volumnia before Coriolanus by Valckenborch, Gillis van (c.1570-1622); Rafael Valls Gallery, London, UK; Flemish, out of copyright

Background imagePlead Collection: The Punished Son, 1778 (oil on canvas)

The Punished Son, 1778 (oil on canvas)
XIR38975 The Punished Son, 1778 (oil on canvas) by Greuze, Jean Baptiste (1725-1805); 130x163 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Background imagePlead Collection: Elijah restoring the Widows Son, 1868

Elijah restoring the Widows Son, 1868
XZL17025 Elijah restoring the Widows Son, 1868 by Brown, Ford Madox (1821-93); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; English, out of copyright

Background imagePlead Collection: Mean Collection, 1891 (oil on canvas)

Mean Collection, 1891 (oil on canvas)
BAL105692 Mean Collection, 1891 (oil on canvas) by Mrevlishvili, A. (19th century); 34x45 cm; Georgian State Picture Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia; Russian, out of copyright

Background imagePlead Collection: Marriage a la Mode: V, The Bagnio, c. 1743 (oil on canvas)

Marriage a la Mode: V, The Bagnio, c. 1743 (oil on canvas)
XOS1109254 Marriage a la Mode: V, The Bagnio, c.1743 (oil on canvas) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); 70.5x90.8 cm; National Gallery, London

Background imagePlead Collection: Irony - fat Londoner begs for money for his starving family

Irony - fat Londoner begs for money for his starving family
A rather fat Londoner begs for " a copper" for his " starving wife and family at ome" fom a smart gent (Phil May himself - clearly seeing the ludicrous side of the request!)

Background imagePlead Collection: Espanola, New Mexico, United States. Rescue dog at animal shelter. PR - shelter

Espanola, New Mexico, United States. Rescue dog at animal shelter. PR - shelter dog not claimed

Background imagePlead Collection: Must children die and mothers plead in vain? Buy more Libert

Must children die and mothers plead in vain? Buy more Liberty Bonds. Poster showing a mother clutching children as she reaches out for help. Date 1918

Background imagePlead Collection: Queen prima-donna at home, 1874

Queen prima-donna at home, 1874
Three girls plead with their musical Mamma to stop playing the piano. Date: 1874

Background imagePlead Collection: British Ballad, Fause Foodrage

British Ballad, Fause Foodrage
FAUSE FOODRAGE. British ballad telling the story of the rebellious Fause Footrage

Background imagePlead Collection: The play, Numa Roumestan by Daudet

The play, Numa Roumestan by Daudet
Numa Roumestan goes down on one knee, begging forgiveness from his wife

Background imagePlead Collection: Three Chippewa Indian chiefs at Montreal, 1849

Three Chippewa Indian chiefs at Montreal, 1849
Three native American Indian chiefs in full ceremonial dress, with beads, necklaces and feathers: Chingwackonce (Little Pine), Nabunagoging (The Eclipse) and Menissino Wenninne (The Great Warrior)

Background imagePlead Collection: Krishna & Kaliya

Krishna & Kaliya
Krishna defeats the 5 headed serpent Kaliya who had poisoned the Yamuna river. Kaliyas wives worship Krishna & plead for their husdand who is spared & sent away

Background imagePlead Collection: Myth / Lycaon & Achilles

Myth / Lycaon & Achilles
Thy well-known captive, great Achilles! see, Once more Lycaon trembles at thy knee



All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Plead: A Tapestry of Desperation, Hope, and Justice" In the realm of human history, countless moments have witnessed the power of pleading - a universal language that transcends time and culture. From John Kay's "The Five ALLs" to Monmouth's Rebellion, from Melvyn Douglas and Marlene Dietrich in Ernst Lubitsch's Angel (1937) to Esther & Haman in the Bible, these diverse threads weave together a narrative of fervent supplication. One cannot overlook St. Teresa of Avila with her angelic embodiment of justice or the compelling AMERICAN WAR LOAN POSTER that implores citizens to contribute their support for a greater cause. Even Altho I'm on my knees dear, I'd rather be on yours dear (colour litho) captures an intimate plea between two souls entwined by love. Yet it is not only individuals who find themselves at this crossroads; entire nations bear witness to the consequences of pleading. The arrest of Alice Lisle for concealing fugitives from Sedgemoor serves as a stark reminder that even acts driven by compassion can lead one down treacherous paths. Meanwhile, Mrs Glass and her daughter imploring pirates for salvation depicts the desperation faced when lives hang in the balance. History further unfolds with Die G schamige (colour litho), showcasing vulnerability amidst societal norms, while Emperor Maximilian's arrest by Mexican Republicans reveals how power can crumble under relentless pleas for justice. Ultimately, it is Comes to the First Sister (1866 woodcut) that encapsulates both individual and collective pleas harmoniously intertwined. It speaks volumes about our shared humanity - our innate desire to seek understanding and resolution through heartfelt appeals. In each scene depicted throughout time's tapestry, we witness raw emotions laid bare - fear mingling with hope; despair intertwining with resilience. Pleading becomes an act not just confined to words, but a testament to the depths of our souls.