Undone Collection

A stretched out tale of the new pair of braces
A poor man, initially very pleased with his splendid new braces, struggles to make them fit and eventually lands on his bottom with the unruly braces still undone

Frowning Man With Dress Shirt Open At The Collar, Tie & Unbuttoned Vest Sitting At Desk
UNITED STATES - Circa 1930s: Frowning Man With Dress Shirt Open At The Collar, Tie & Unbuttoned Vest Sitting At Desk Full Of Documents With His Fist Supporting Supporting His Head

And his house is on fire, 1799. Artist: Francisco Goya
And his house is on fire, 1799. Plate 18 of Los caprichos. Los Caprichos were published in 1799 at a time of social repression and economic crisis in Spain

Student with hair undone in garden Date: 1904

Oh! Oh! Oh! plate 14 Othello Act 5 Scene 2 etched 1844
Artokoloro

Of folys that forget them selfe and do another mannys besynes leuynge theyr owne undone
XJF486444 Of folys that forget them selfe and do another mannys besynes leuynge theyr owne undone, illustration from Alexander Barclays English translation of The Ship of Fools

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"Undone: A Stretched Out Tale of Braces, Unbuttoned Vests, and Forgotten Responsibilities" In a frowning man's office, his dress shirt open at the collar and tie loosened, he sits at his desk with an unbuttoned vest. His appearance tells a story of exhaustion and unfinished tasks. Meanwhile, in a 15th-century painting by an unknown artist, we see the left panel of the Triptych of Saint John the Baptist and Saint John the Evangelist. The intricate details capture a moment frozen in time - perhaps symbolizing unfinished business or unresolved conflicts. Moving forward to 1736, an etching captures a black-and-white photo titled "After. " Its somber tones evoke feelings of incompleteness as we wonder what happened before this scene was captured. And then there is Francisco Goya's haunting artwork from 1799 titled "And his house is on fire. " The chaotic flames engulfing the house serve as a metaphor for neglected responsibilities that have spiraled out of control. Fast-forwarding to June 26th, 1982, guests are seen at London's Music Machine in Camden Town. Amongst them stands someone with hair undone - their carefree appearance contrasting with the theme of being incomplete or unfinished. In another artistic representation from 1844 called "Oh. Oh. Oh. " plate 14 Othello Act 5 Scene 2 etched into our minds forever. We witness characters grappling with their own undoings - reminding us how easily things can unravel when we neglect ourselves or meddle in others' affairs. Lastly, there is wisdom found within old sayings like "Of folys that forget them selfe and do another mannys besynes leuynge theyr owne undone. " These words caution against losing oneself while trying to fix others' problems – emphasizing that personal growth should never be forsaken amidst external chaos.