Paris 1803–1886 Lagny Collection
"Paris 1803–1886 Lagny
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"Paris 1803–1886 Lagny: A Journey through Drawings and Prints" Step into the world of Paris in the 19th century with a collection of captivating drawings and prints from Lagny. This artistic treasure trove takes us on a visual voyage, showcasing various landscapes, castles, ruins, and villages that once graced the French countryside. One print transports us to Bouzols Castle, where we can almost feel the history seeping through its ancient walls. Another captures the tranquility of Puy-en-Delay as it basks in picturesque beauty. These prints are part of a series titled "Voyages pittoresques, " which invites us to explore hidden gems across France. Charles Motte, an esteemed artist, printer, and publisher known for his mastery of marine scenes, presents "Low Tide" – a mesmerizing print that immerses us in the ebb and flow of coastal life. His work also brings alive bustling village scenes like Bains-au-Mont-Dor from his renowned series "Voyages pittoresques. " The exterior view of Church Saint-Nectaire showcases architectural marvels captured by talented artists who embarked on their own voyages pittoresques. Similarly enchanting is Cross Chaudesaigues – an intricate drawing that beckons us to delve into its romantic charm. Larderole Castle stands tall amidst lush surroundings while Pesteil Castle Polminhac exudes both grandeur and mystery – two more masterpieces from Voyages pittoresques et romantiques series that transport us back in time. As we wander down Rue de Gros Clermont through these vivid prints, our imagination runs wild with tales whispered by each cobblestone. General View offers a panoramic glimpse into castle ruins nestled within Saint-Necataire's quaint village setting. Dungeon Polignac evokes intrigue with its dark allure while Surroundings Dieppe captures the essence of coastal life.