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"Unleashing the Cruelty: A Captivating Glimpse into Historical Taunting" In Christ Carrying the Cross, 1526 (oil on canvas

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Taunting Collection: Christ Carrying the Cross, 1526 (oil on canvas)
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Taunting Collection: Brrr
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Taunting Collection: Christus No. 1, 1915 (oil on canvas)
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Taunting Collection: How Spartan Youth was Trained, c. 1940s (litho)
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Taunting Collection: The Mocking of Christ (pen & ink with wash over chalk on paper)
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Taunting Collection: Pit Ticket, 5th November 1759, illustration from Hogarth Restored
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Taunting Collection: Bear Baiting in Saxon Times, illustration from Hutchinsons Story of the British Nation, c
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Taunting Collection: Pit Ticket, 5th November 1759 (engraving) (b / w photo)
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Taunting Collection: Dog Fight, 1824 (litho) (b / w photo)
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Taunting Collection: Calvary (oil on panel)
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Taunting Collection: Death telling Kaiser Wilhelm that he will never eat bread made from wheat grown on the corpses
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Taunting Collection: MS 300 f. 191v, Mocking of Christ with Jesus, surrounded by tormentors
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Taunting Collection: The Insults offered to Prisoners, an episode in 1211 during the Albigensian
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Taunting Collection: A street scene (graphite, pen and Indian ink and watercolour washes on paper)
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Taunting Collection: Picador Challenging the Bull, 1865 (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: Poster advertising Brun biscuits (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: D Artagnan will not have his horse laughed at, scene from The Three Musketeers
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Taunting Collection: Chulos Playing the Bull, 1865 (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: Samson and Delilah (oil on canvas)
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Taunting Collection: Louis XVI of France forced to don a Phrygian cap by the sans-culottes after their invasion of
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Taunting Collection: The Mocking of Christ (oil on panel) (see 165461 for detail)
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Taunting Collection: Christ Mocked (pen & ink with wash on paper)
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Taunting Collection: The Plaza of Seville, 1865 (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: A Trolls night of fun, scaring passers-by (colout litho)
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Taunting Collection: Shylock after the Trial (engraving)
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Taunting Collection: Marriott the Glutton (engraving)
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Taunting Collection: Banderillas de Fuego, 1865 (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: Mais oui, mon garcon, je veux bien te le preter
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Taunting Collection: Jesus mocked after being crowned with the Crown of Thorns (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: Daniel Defoe in the pillory, 1703 (engraving)
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Taunting Collection: The Cock and the Fox, from Fontaine Fables, pub. 1905 (engraving)
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Taunting Collection: Waking Him Up, c. 1904-05 (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: Little children mocking Elisha (colour litho)
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Taunting Collection: The Black Hole, Old Fort William, 18th June, 1756, illustration from
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Taunting Collection: Sphinx and Chimaera, 1916-21 (oil on canvas)
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Taunting Collection: Temptation of the Owl
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Taunting Collection: The Black Hole of Calcutta (1866-1928) (litho)
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Taunting Collection: Christ Carrying the Cross, 1510 / 1525. Creator: Unknown
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Taunting Collection: A guardsman standing outside Clarence House, the residence of the Queen Mother
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Taunting Collection: A guardsman standing outside Clarence House, the residence of the Queen Mother
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Taunting Collection: The Crowning with Thorns, from The Passion of Christ, mid 17th century
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Taunting Collection: The Crowning with Thorns, from The Passion of Christ, ca. 1623
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Taunting Collection: Christ Crowned with Thorns, from the Circular Passion, 1509. Creator: Lucas van Leyden
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Taunting Collection: The Mocking of Christ, from the Circular Passion, 1509. Creator: Lucas van Leyden
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Taunting Collection: Mime writhes under the lashes he receives, 1910. Artist: Arthur Rackham
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Taunting Collection: Metius aggravating Titus Manlius, 1852. Artist: John Leech


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"Unleashing the Cruelty: A Captivating Glimpse into Historical Taunting" In Christ Carrying the Cross, 1526 (oil on canvas), we witness the taunts hurled at Jesus as he struggles under the weight of his burden. The jeering crowd mocks his suffering, highlighting humanity's capacity for cruelty. Fast forward to Christus No. 1, 1915 (oil on canvas), where a modern-day depiction emerges. This artwork captures the essence of societal ridicule and scorn faced by individuals who dare to challenge established norms. How Spartan Youth was Trained, c. 1940s (litho) unveils an unsettling aspect of ancient education - young Spartans subjected to relentless teasing and humiliation in order to forge their resilience and strength. The haunting image Hanging a negro in Clarkson Street, New York, 1860s (engraving) (b/w photo) exposes a dark chapter in history when racial prejudice led to public spectacles that aimed solely at demeaning and dehumanizing individuals based on their skin color. The Mocking of Christ (pen & ink with wash over chalk on paper) delves into religious persecution as Jesus endures mockery before his crucifixion. This poignant portrayal reminds us how even divinity was not spared from derision. Pit Ticket, 5th November 1759 illustrates from Hogarth Restored: The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth showcases an era when attending brutal sports like bear-baiting became a form of entertainment for some while others reveled in mocking those involved. Bear Baiting in Saxon Times reveals another facet of historical cruelty through illustrations from Hutchinson's Story of the British Nation, c. 1920 (litho). It sheds light on barbaric practices where animals were pitted against each other amidst cheering crowds' laughter.