Lescaut Collection

Portrait of Giacomo Puccini, 19th century (b/w photo)
3118709 Portrait of Giacomo Puccini, 19th century (b/w photo); (add.info.: Italian Composer); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Autograph of Giacomo Puccini
3118716 Autograph of Giacomo Puccini; (add.info.: Autograph of Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) an Italian composer. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

PREVOST/MANON LESCAUT
The death of Manon. Date: First published: 1731

Woman in dress of duvetyn and jacket bordered in fox fur
Woman in duvetyn dress and jacket bordered in fox fur. Robe de duvetyn amadou, paletot borde de renard. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil) etching after an illustration by H

Woman in ball gown and mask, costume of Manon Lescaut. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil) etching after an illustration by H. Robert Dammy from Tommaso Antonginis Journal des Dames et des Modes

The New Opera, "Manon, "at Drury-Lane Theatre (engraving)
1591111 The New Opera, " Manon, " at Drury-Lane Theatre (engraving) by Forestier, Amedee (1854-1930) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The New Opera, " Manon)

The Lady with the Veil (Manon Lescaut). Artist: Somov, Konstantin Andreyevich (1869-1939)
The Lady with the Veil (Manon Lescaut). Private Collection

Sun Rising Behind Large-Cup Daffodils (Narcissus), manon Lescaut Amaryllidaceae, New York Botanical Garden; Bronx, New York, United States Of America

Antoine Francois Prevost
ANTOINE FRANCOIS PREVOST- D EXILES, known as the Abbe Prevost French writer, best known for his novel Manon Lescaut, the basis for two fine operas. Date: 1697 - 1763

Puccini & Librettists
GIACOMO PUCCINI on the left, with Giacosa and Illico, two of the five librettists who collaborated on his Manon Lescaut. Date: 1858 - 1924

Map of river Scheldt, De Schelde, L Escaut, The Netherlands

ENRICO CARUSO (1873-1921). Italian tenor. Photographed in the role of Des Grieux in Manon, 1912

PREVOST: MANON LESCAUT. Manon Lescaut and her lover, des Grieux, are set ashore in Louisiana. Photogravure after the painting, 1896, by Albert Lynch, illustrating a scene from the novel, 1731

Manon Lescaut and her lover, des Grieux, are set ashore in Louisiana. Photogravure after the painting, 1896
MANON LESCAUT. Manon Lescaut and her lover, des Grieux, are set ashore in Louisiana. Photogravure after the painting, 1896, by Albert Lynch, illustrating a scene from the novel, 1731, by Abb

PREVOST D EXILES (1697-1763). Antoine François Prevost D Exiles. French novelist. Copper engraving from a 1783 edition of Manon Lescaut

PRÉVOST D EXILES (1697-1763). Antoine François Pr

Prevost: Manon Lescaut
Manon is taken away

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"Lescaut: A Tale of Intrigue, Tragedy, and Beauty" Step into the world of "Lescaut, " a captivating story that has inspired various forms of art throughout history. From Antoine Francois Prevost's novel to Puccini's opera, this tale continues to captivate audiences worldwide. In one scene, we see a woman dressed in a duvetyn gown and a jacket bordered in fox fur. Her attire exudes elegance and sophistication, reflecting the fashion of the time. Another depiction shows a woman adorned in a mesmerizing ball gown and mask, embodying the character of Manon Lescaut herself. The intricate costume transports us to an era filled with lavish parties and hidden identities. The tragedy unfolds as we witness "The Waes Catastrophe" in Belgium through a color lithograph. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the recognition given to victims during times of distress. Moving onto the stage, an engraving captures the excitement surrounding "Manon, " performed at Drury-Lane Theatre. The New Opera brings this timeless story to life once again for theater enthusiasts to enjoy. Renowned artist Konstantin Andreyevich Somov immortalizes Manon Lescaut with his painting titled "The Lady with the Veil. " Through his brushstrokes, he conveys her allure and mystery that have fascinated artists for centuries. Amidst all these artistic interpretations lies Narcissus or manon Lescaut Amaryllidaceae - large-cup daffodils blooming under the rising sun at New York Botanical Garden. Nature itself pays homage to this iconic character by showcasing its beauty alongside hers. Antoine Francois Prevost's creation continues to inspire generations across different mediums – literature, music, visual arts – proving its enduring power over time. Explore "Lescaut" yourself and be transported into a world where passion meets tragedy in unforgettable ways.