1821–1868 Collection
"1821–1868: A Glimpse into the Artistic World" Step back in time and explore the artistic wonders of the years 1821 to 1868
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"1821–1868: A Glimpse into the Artistic World" Step back in time and explore the artistic wonders of the years 1821 to 1868. From intricate etchings to detailed graphite drawings, this period was filled with creativity and innovation. In 1854, a morgue scene came to life through an etching and drypoint technique. The artist captured every detail, showcasing their mastery of this medium. Meanwhile, a majestic golden eagle took flight on paper in 1859, its graphite feathers meticulously rendered with precision. Nature's beauty also found its place on these canvases. A mid-19th-century drawing depicted a raven perched gracefully on a rail, while an elegant European jay stood tall in another piece from around 1863. The lyre bird danced across the page between 1846 and 1855, its graphite form capturing both grace and whimsy. Not limited to nature alone, artists explored various subjects during this era. In 1856, lunar law came alive through pen brown ink brush strokes and colored washes - a celestial masterpiece that merged science with artistry. Another work titled "Bird Paradise, " created between1835-1868 showcased exotic avian species in all their glory. Architecture also made its mark during these years; a clock tower sketch from around 1852 revealed intricate details using graphite and red chalk laid paper as mediums of choice. An old gate at Palace Justice stood proudly in an etching from 1854 - each line telling stories of history within its frame. The streets of Paris were immortalized by artists too; "La Rue des Chantres" transported viewers back to bustling city life in 1862 through an exquisite etching plate technique while "La Rue des Toiles Bourges" captured the charm of another French town in 1853.