The Fallen Tapestries
Description: Denis Diderot: The more man ascends through the past, and the more he launches into the future, the greater he will be, and all these philosophers and ministers and truth-telling men who have fallen victims to the stupidity of nations, the atrocities of priests, the fury of tyrants, what consolation was left for them in death? This: That prejudice would pass, and that posterity would pour out the vial of ignominy upon their enemies. O Posterity! Holy and sacred stay of the unhappy and the oppressed; thou who art just, thou who art incorruptible, thou who findest the good man, who unmaskest the hypocrite, who breakest down the tyrant, may thy sure faith, thy consoling faith never, never abandon me!
Description: A dark figure wearing a green hooded robe with glowing white eyes and a menacing smile points directly at the viewer. The figure holds a golden-hilted sword. Decorative gold celtic knot borders frame the central composition. The text "HAVE YOU SEEN THE FALLEN?" curves above the figure.
Description: A monochrome and green colored cartoonish representation of a cloaked figure. The figure's face is obscured in shadow with white glowing eyes, pointing forward with one hand while gripping a sword with the other. The text "HAVE YOU SEEN THE FALLEN?" is arched above the figure within a decorative border.
