Dissolute Collection
"Dissolute: A Glimpse into the World of Indulgence and Excess" Step back in time to the early 19th century with "Dilettanti Theatricals, or A Peep at the Green Room
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"Dissolute: A Glimpse into the World of Indulgence and Excess" Step back in time to the early 19th century with "Dilettanti Theatricals, or A Peep at the Green Room, " a captivating publication by Hannah Humphrey in 1803. This intriguing piece offers a peek behind the curtains of the theatrical world, where passion and debauchery often took center stage. Transport yourself further back to the mid-17th century as Jan Steen's masterpiece, "The Dissolute Household, " unfolds before your eyes. With meticulous detail, Steen captures a scene filled with revelry and chaos, showcasing the consequences of an unrestrained lifestyle. Delve into history through etchings like "Returning from Brookss" (1784) and "Medmenham Abbey" (1), which shed light on societies that embraced pleasure-seeking without restraint. These images depict individuals who reveled in their ability to indulge while others succumbed to their vices. Witness firsthand how excess can manifest itself through engravings such as "The dissipated habits of Chares of Athen. " This depiction serves as a cautionary tale about losing oneself amidst lavishness and self-indulgence. Indulge your senses with culinary delights showcased in hand-colored engravings like "Sandwich Carrots: dainty Sandwich Carrots" (1796). These delicacies were enjoyed by those who relished life's pleasures without concern for consequence. Explore social dynamics through satirical etchings such as "Bandelures" (1791) by S. W. Fores. It humorously portrays individuals indulging in extravagant fashion trends while neglecting more important aspects of life. Experience war's toll on human behavior through Hannah Humphrey's hand-colored etching titled "Fatigues of the Campaign in Flanders" (1793).