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Audience
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Bamboo beating 笞杖
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Benches, beds and barrels
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Cage 籠
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Cangue 枷

Chains and ropes (outdoor)
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Cutting at the waist 腰斬
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Decapitation 斬刑
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Deportations 徒流軍遣

Execution ground and around
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Executioners 劊子手
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Heads exposed 梟示
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Hell 地獄

Judicial Torture 拷問
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Judiciary
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Lingchi 凌遲
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Miscellaneous

Police and arrests
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Portrait
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Press and squeezers
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Prison and fetters

Slaps
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Strangulation 絞刑
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Supplice (esthetic representation of)
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Torture tools 刑問具

Undefined
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Various cruelties


Copyright: NYPL

ID: 107
Ressource_Provider: Jérôme Bourgon
Title: Cangue supported by pilars
Date: 18--?
DocumentNature: Watercolor
Size_x: 48
Size_y: 38
Repository: NYPL
Color: Hand-tinted
Caption: Methods of punishment (05)
Topic: Cangue 枷
Description: A man with cangue sits on a chair which helps him to bear the weight. On his right side there is a stock with a spoon on its top, it is used by the condemned to drink or eat, indeed his hands cannot reach his month because of the cangue.
Keyword: Cangue, stacks, pillory

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Related Replication (1)

1  Ressource_Provider: Miss Turandot
    Title: Chinese Cangue
    Information: Three representation of the Chinese cangue made on a same model, reworked by Western arists. The Chinese characters of the original have been scrupulously reproduced, very likely by a Chinese hand. The 2nd and 3rd image might be Chinese copy of the 1st, produced by the collaboration of Cantonese Pu-quà workshop and the British engraver Dadley (see the spoon and bowl, figuring the impediment to self feeding that the cangue was supposed to cause).

Related VisualSet (1)

1  Title: Watercolors on Chinese punishments
    DocumentNature: Watercolor


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