Whipped Collection (page 3)

Hot Chocolate topped with whipped cream and chocolate curls in decorated glass, close up

Terrific combat between the Monitor 2 guns & Merrimac 10 guns The first fight between iron clad ships of war, in Hampton Roads, March 9th 1862

Archbishop Laurence converts Eadbald
Laurence, Archbishop of Canterbury, convinces King Eadbald of Kent to convert to Christianity. Eadbald, a pagan, succeeded his father Ethelbert (who had converted to Christianity) in 616 A.D

Doctor Faustus was a good man, he whipped his scholars now and then. When he whipped them he made them dance, out of Scotland into France, out of France into Spain

Turkish Artillery on the move - possibly during manoeuvres

Quasimodo Flogged / Hugo
The flogging of Quasimodo

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"Whipped: A Journey through Art and Desserts" Step into a world where art and desserts intertwine, as we explore the captivating theme of "whipped. " From the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire to delectable cream-filled savarins, this caption takes you on a visual feast like no other. Immerse yourself in an Ottoman Empire Cartoon, where vibrant colors and intricate details transport you back in time. As you indulge in a creamy dessert, imagine the decadent Savarins filled with whipped cream that were enjoyed by royalty during this era. Venture further into history with "The Flagellation of Christ, " depicted in frescoes and engravings. These powerful artworks capture both the pain and beauty of this biblical scene, evoking deep emotions within their viewers. Travel around the world through colored engravings showcasing diverse scenes. Witness acts of violence portrayed in black-and-white photos from 1562 or delve into Ethiopian barbarism through vivid lithographs. Each artwork tells its own story, shedding light on different cultures and historical events. Discover how even everyday life was influenced by "whipped" imagery. Engravings depicting punishments inflicted upon servants remind us of past social structures while woodcuts from The Small Passion series offer glimpses into religious narratives. But not all is serious; there's room for entertainment too. Imagine witnessing a tragedy unfold under a circus tent in Brussels through colorful lithographs. This unexpected twist adds an element of surprise to our exploration. Intriguingly enough, Martin Rota's engraved depiction from 1568 brings forth yet another perspective on "The Flagellation of Christ. " Through his unique interpretation, he invites us to see this well-known scene with fresh eyes. So come along on this artistic journey where whipped cream desserts meet masterful engravings and captivating frescoes. Let your imagination run wild as these images whisk you away to different times and places – all united by the theme of "whipped.