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"The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury"(colour litho)
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"The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury"(colour litho)
3652655 " The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury" (colour litho) by Hassall, John (1868-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: " The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury." Illustration for The Zoo by Walter Emanuel (Alston Rivers, 1904).); © Look and Learn
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The Inmates Unleash their Fury - A Captivating Snapshot of Animal Chaos
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. In this color lithograph titled "The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury" artist John Hassall captures a moment of sheer pandemonium within the confines of a zoo. The image portrays an uproarious scene where several monkeys, in all their mischievous glory, have united to unleash their untamed fury upon an unsuspecting visitor. With meticulous detail and a touch of humor, Hassall brings to life the wild antics that unfold when animals take center stage. The composition showcases the monkeys' animated expressions and exaggerated gestures as they entertain both onlookers and each other. Their playful nature is evident in every stroke, from the way they swing from branches to howl with laughter. This print was originally created as an illustration for Walter Emanuel's book "The Zoo" in 1904—a whimsical tale set within the zoological gardens. Through this artwork, Hassall not only captures the amusing side of animal behavior but also invites us to reflect on our own connection with wildlife. "The inmates rose as one man" serves as a reminder that even within captivity, these creatures possess an innate spirit that cannot be contained. It is through such artistic depictions that we are reminded of the beauty and unpredictability found in nature's most fascinating creations—the primates who share our world with boundless energy and endless curiosity.
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