Legat Collection

Procession de la Ligue passant rue du Marche-Palud, devant la salle du Legat de l Hotel-Dieu
963453 Procession de la Ligue passant rue du Marche-Palud, devant la salle du Legat de l Hotel-Dieu, et sortant de la rue Neuve-Notre-Dame, 1590

Louis XIV (1638-1715) receiving the Papal Legate at Fontainebleau on 29 July 1664
CHT271788 Louis XIV (1638-1715) receiving the Papal Legate at Fontainebleau on 29 July 1664 (colour litho) by Le Brun, Charles (1619-90) (after); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Palace of Versailles (chromolitho)
724742 Palace of Versailles (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Palace of Versailles)

Nikolai Aistov, 1902-1905. Private Collection

Vera Mosolova, 1902-1905. Private Collection

Mathilde Kschessinska, 1902-1905. Private Collection

Anna Pavlova, 1902-1905. Private Collection

Marius Petipa (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. Artist: Legat, Nikolai Gustavovich (1869-1937)
Marius Petipa (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. From a private collection

Ballet dancer Marie Petipa (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. From a private collection

Ballet dancer Tamara Karsavina (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. From a private collection

Ballet dancer and choreograf Michel Fokine (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. From a private collection

Self Caricature (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. Artist: Legat, Nikolai Gustavovich (1869-1937)
Self Caricature (From: Russian Ballet in Caricatures), 1902-1905. From a private collection

Drawings Prints, Print, King, Lear, Weeping, Body, Cordelia, Shakespeare, Lear, Act 5
Drawings and Prints, Print, King Lear Weeping Over the Body of Cordelia (Shakespeare, King Lear, Act 5, Scene 3), Boydell shakespeare Gallery, Engraver, Artist, Publisher, Subject, After

Drawings Prints, Print, Cassandra Raving, Shakespeare, Troilus Cressida, Act 2, Scene
Drawings and Prints, Print, Cassandra Raving (Shakespeare, Troilus and Cressida, Act 2, Scene 2), Boydell shakespeare Gallery, Engraver, Subject, Publisher, Artist, After, Francis Legat

GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI (1807-1882). Italian nationalist and military leader. Garibaldis rout of Neapolitan forces at the Battle of Calatafimi, Sicily, 15 May 1860. Oil on canvas by Remigio Legat

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"Legat: A Journey through Art, History, and Ballet" Step back in time to the year 1590 as we witness the grand Procession de la Ligue passing through Rue du Marche-Palud. Amongst the bustling crowd, our eyes are drawn to the majestic salle du Legat de l'Hôtel-Dieu, standing proudly as a symbol of power and influence. Fast forward to 1664, where Louis XIV graciously receives the Papal Legate at Fontainebleau. The opulence of this encounter is captured in an exquisite painting that immortalizes this historic moment. As we delve deeper into history, we find ourselves enchanted by the magnificent Palace of Versailles. Its breathtaking beauty depicted in vibrant chromolithography leaves us awe-inspired by its grandeur. Intriguingly, it is not only historical events that captivate us but also the world of ballet. Nikolai Aistov's delicate brush strokes transport us to a bygone era where dancers like Vera Mosolova and Mathilde Kschessinska graced stages with their ethereal movements. The artistry continues with Anna Pavlova and Marius Petipa taking center stage. Their graceful performances bring joy and wonderment to audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on ballet history. Nikolai Gustavovich Legat's caricatures from 1902-1905 offer a glimpse into this enchanting world. From Marie Petipa's expressive dance moves to Tamara Karsavina's mesmerizing presence on stage - each drawing captures their unique essence. And let us not forget Michel Fokine - both dancer and choreographer extraordinaire whose innovative vision revolutionized ballet forever. His contributions continue to inspire generations of artists even today. Finally, we encounter Legat himself through his self-caricature - a testament to his artistic talent and passion for capturing life's fleeting moments.