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Madagascar au XVIIe siecle, plusieurs chefs jurent obeissance au Roi devant Etienne de Flacourt
6029305 Madagascar au XVIIe siecle, plusieurs chefs jurent obeissance au Roi devant Etienne de Flacourt, Gouverneur du Fort Dauphin, 1652

Albanian, American and European flags, Vlora, Albania, Europe

Marie Therese d Austriche espouse ville Paris
Marie Therese d Austriche son espouse: dans la ville de Paris capitale de leurs royaumes, au retour de la signature de la paix generalle et de leur heureux mariage: enrichie de plusieurs figures

Mask with two lobster claws that snakes, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris (II), Hans Liefrinck (I), 1555

Mask in profile with two horns, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris II, Hans Liefrinck II, 1555

Mask with sagging cheeks, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris (II), Hans Liefrinck (I), 1555

Mask with wings instead of ears and a headdress in the shape of a shell, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris II, Hans Liefrinck I, 1555

Mask with two snakes that look out of the eye sockets, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris (II), Hans Liefrinck (I), 1555

Mask with shell-shaped eyes and a shell between fruit bunches on the forehead, Frans Huys, Cornelis Floris (II), Hans Liefrinck (I), 1555

Mr. Blanchard, citoyen de Calais, pensionaire de SMTC et correspondent des plusieurs accademies sic. Head-and-shoulders portrait of French balloonist, Jean-Pierre Blanchard. Date between 1780 and 1800

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In the 17th century, Madagascar witnessed a significant event as several native chiefs swore their obedience to the King of France in front of Etienne de Flacourt, the Governor of Fort Dauphin. This historical moment showcased the influence and power that the French monarchy held over distant lands. Moving on to Vlora, Albania, we see a vibrant display of flags representing different nations - Albanian, American, and European, and is a testament to the diverse cultural influences and connections that exist in this beautiful city located in Europe. Marie Therese d'Austriche's marriage took place in Paris. The union between her and her spouse marked an important chapter in history as it symbolized political alliances and diplomatic relations between countries during that time. The artwork by Honore Daumier depicts several national guards who had not fulfilled their duty. This piece serves as a reminder of societal expectations and responsibilities towards maintaining law and order within communities. Frans Huys' masks showcase his artistic creativity with unique features such as lobster claws replacing ears or wings instead of ears along with intricate headdresses shaped like shells. These imaginative designs highlight Huys' ability to push boundaries when it comes to traditional mask-making techniques. Another mask by Huys features two snakes peering out from eye sockets while another has sagging cheeks. These unconventional elements challenge conventional beauty standards prevalent during that era. Stefano Della Bella's title page for "Plusieurs Testes Coiffees" captures attention with its intriguing visual composition. The artwork invites viewers into a world where various headpieces are adorned by individuals from diverse backgrounds, reflecting both fashion trends and social identities at that time period.