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The Last Days of a Condemned Prisoner, 1870 (1900). Artist: Jonnard
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The Last Days of a Condemned Prisoner, 1870 (1900). Artist: Jonnard
The Last Days of a Condemned Prisoner, 1870 (1900). A print from The Magazine of Art, Cassell and Company, Limited, 1900
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Condemned Humiliated Humiliation Hungarian Hungary Michael Munkacsy Michael Von Munkacsy Mihaly Mihaly De Munkacsy Mihaly Munkacsy Mihaly Von Munkacsy Munkacsy Print Collector9 Prisoner Jonnard
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The Last Days of a Condemned Prisoner, 1870 (1900) captures the raw emotions and haunting reality of a condemned prisoner's final moments. In this powerful print by Jonnard, we witness the profound concept of humiliation as it unfolds in a Hungarian prison during the 19th century. The scene is set around a somber wooden table where men, women, and children gather to witness this tragic event. The condemned female prisoner sits with her head bowed, her face etched with despair. Surrounding her are individuals from all walks of life - some curious onlookers, others perhaps family members or sympathizers. Munkacsy's masterful brushwork brings out every detail in this poignant composition. The monochrome palette adds to the solemnity of the atmosphere while emphasizing the stark contrast between light and shadow. As we gaze upon this artwork, we cannot help but feel empathy for both the prisoner and those who bear witness to her fate. It serves as a reminder of our shared humanity and raises questions about justice, compassion, and redemption. Jonnard's print from The Magazine of Art preserves Munkacsy's original painting for generations to come. Its historical significance lies not only in its artistic merit but also in its ability to provoke contemplation on societal issues that transcend time.
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