"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Rivaud: A Glimpse into History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Rivaud, as we unravel its fascinating stories through a collection of exquisite artworks. Marvel at the intricate enamel effigy of Geoffrey V, adorning his tomb at Le Mans Cathedral. Created by Lemercier in 1849, this masterpiece beautifully captures the essence of this noble figure from history. Witness the wear and tear endured by knights through Jost Ammon's depiction from 1565 (1849). The battle scars on their armor tell tales of bravery and valor that echo across centuries. Delve into romance with Agnes Sorel, mistress to King Charles VII of France. This enchanting portrayal from c1450 (1849) transports us to an era where love knew no bounds. Experience regal splendor as you witness the marriage between King Louis XII of France and Mary Tudor. Created in the 16th century (1849), this artwork encapsulates grandeur and union between two powerful dynasties. Trace back to its origins with E Hauger's depiction of the founding of Abbey St Genevieve during the 15th century (1849). Explore how faith shaped Rivaud's landscape throughout history. Unearth leisurely pursuits with E Hauger's illustrations showcasing playing cards used during both 15th and 16th centuries (1849). These images offer glimpses into social gatherings filled with entertainment and merriment among kings and noblemen alike. Let H Moulin transport you to a musical realm as he presents a king serenading his subjects with a harp. This evocative piece from 1849 captures not only melodies but also echoes cultural significance within Rivaud's society. Discover illuminated manuscripts' allure through Kellerhoven's scene from a manuscript dating back to the 15th century (1849).