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Safi, the Shah of Persia, buries forty of his harem women living in the palace garden

Safi, the Shah of Persia, buries forty of his harem women living in the palace garden


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Safi, the Shah of Persia, buries forty of his harem women living in the palace garden

Safi, the Shah of Persia, buries forty of his harem women living in the palace garden as punishment for plotting against his life, 1642. Johann David Zunnern, 1701

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1701 Death Harem Johann David Zunnern Violent Buried Alive Safi


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In this haunting print from the Liszt Collection, we are transported back to a dark chapter in history. The image captures the chilling moment when Safi, the Shah of Persia, carries out a brutal act of punishment against forty women from his harem. It is said that these unfortunate souls had conspired against his life, and as retribution for their betrayal, they were buried alive within the confines of the palace garden. The scene is filled with an eerie sense of violence and death. The women's faces reflect terror and despair as they face their unimaginable fate. Their once opulent surroundings now serve as their tomb, forever sealing their tragic end. Johann David Zunnern's masterful depiction of this macabre event adds another layer to its impact. His attention to detail brings every emotion and nuance to life on paper, making it impossible for viewers not to feel a shiver run down their spine. This photograph serves as a stark reminder of the power dynamics that existed within harems during this time period. It sheds light on the brutality inflicted upon women who found themselves at the mercy of powerful men like Safi. Quint Lox's choice to capture this particular moment in history through photography allows us access into a world long gone but not forgotten - one filled with darkness and suffering that must be remembered so that such atrocities are never repeated again.

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