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Victims of the Inquisition.
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Anonymous
Spectator
#6 and #7 are by jsmar666 and Simbad(?) I think.
wulf
God-Emperor
Thank you for the id.
wulf
God-Emperor
You were right. I had a duplicate of that in my Simbad folder.
3 and 7 are very similar. Most likely 7 is also by Jucundus.
wulf
God-Emperor
Lovely, lovely work, sir. I love the coloring and shading of the skin showing the wear and tear of their ordeals.
Thank you for sharing.
SmartDance
Onlooker
Stunning and almost unbelievable! Very realistic postures. The victims seem to be alive right in front of me.. One of the best 3D I´ve seen so far.. will there be more?
poyeezed
Executioner
Thanks. I really appreciate it. I try to post a few new ones every few weeks so keep checking back here.
poyeezed
Executioner
You're welcome!
wulf
God-Emperor
These are from one of Quoom's earlier inquisition stories from around '06 or so. They show a good example of the 'Austrian Ladder', a combination of a rack and the strappado. And as Quoom was know to do, he added the leg breaking wedges to make it even worse..... or better, depending on your point of view. 
Quoom is the undoubted master of depicting medieval tortureThese are from one of Quoom's earlier inquisition stories from around '06 or so. They show a good example of the 'Austrian Ladder', a combination of a rack and the strappado. And as Quoom was know to do, he added the leg breaking wedges to make it even worse..... or better, depending on your point of view.
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Silent_Water
Tribune
By the way, at least in Paris, Toulouse and Loudun, there are still today streets and places with names like "Rue / Place de l'Estrapade" and I still wondered some years ago: What is an "Estrapade"?
Being German, I was really shocked because I do not know any place in Germany with such a name.
The "Rue or Place de l'Estrapade" once was the French street or place where mostly criminals were executed by letting them fall down several times from about up to 10 meters height with their hands tied on their backs until they died. It must have looked like in this picture from Jacques Callot who influenced Goya with his pictures from the times of the "30-Years-War". Both were famous artists who showed in their paintings and pictures the inhumanities of war, which shocked both artists in their centuries like this one:
Being German, I was really shocked because I do not know any place in Germany with such a name.
The "Rue or Place de l'Estrapade" once was the French street or place where mostly criminals were executed by letting them fall down several times from about up to 10 meters height with their hands tied on their backs until they died. It must have looked like in this picture from Jacques Callot who influenced Goya with his pictures from the times of the "30-Years-War". Both were famous artists who showed in their paintings and pictures the inhumanities of war, which shocked both artists in their centuries like this one:
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Harsh Martinet
Consul
As torturer or victim?
Loinclothslave
slave to the whip
kidnapped
Governor
how long will she be able to resist before confessing
wulf
God-Emperor
Hopefully for a long time.