Saxa9 Bastien Collection

Sa bastien Bourdon, French (1616-1671), The Rest on the Flight into Egypt, etching
Sa© bastien Bourdon, French (1616-1671), The Rest on the Flight into Egypt, etching (counterproof)

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, The Body of Christ being Covered with Flowersand Perfume
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, The Body of Christ being Covered with Flowersand Perfume, engraving

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, Peter Denying Christ, engraving
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, Peter Denying Christ, engraving

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, Christ before Annas, engraving
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, Christ before Annas, engraving

Jacques Sa bastien Le Clerc, Figures a la mode, French, c
Jacques Sa© bastien Le Clerc, Figures a la mode, French, c. 1734 - 1785, 1685, etching on laid paper

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, Christ before Herod, engraving
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, Christ before Herod, engraving

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, The Virgin, Saint John, and Mary Magdalene at the Foot
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, The Virgin, Saint John, and Mary Magdalene at the Foot of the Cross, engraving

after Sa bastien Le Clerc I, The Ascension, engraving
after Sa© bastien Le Clerc I, The Ascension, engraving

Sa bastien Le Clerc I (French, 1637 - 1714), Landscape with Church and Town in Distance
Sa© bastien Le Clerc I (French, 1637 - 1714), Landscape with Church and Town in Distance, 1673, etching

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"Saxa9 Bastien: A Journey through French Art and Landscapes" Step into the world of Saxa9 Bastien, a captivating artist who left an indelible mark on French art history. Born as Sa bastien Bourdon in 1616, his talent knew no bounds as he explored various mediums such as engraving and etching. One of his notable works is "The Flight into Egypt, " an enchanting engraving that transports us to biblical times. The intricate details and delicate lines bring this sacred scene to life, showcasing Bourdon's mastery over his craft. Similarly, "Esurientes pascere" captivates with its powerful imagery, depicting hunger being satisfied through divine intervention. Bourdon's artistic prowess extended beyond religious themes; he also delved into landscapes. His etchings like "Landscape with Chateau" and "Landscape with Classical Ruins" showcase the beauty of nature intertwined with architectural marvels. These pieces evoke a sense of tranquility and invite viewers to immerse themselves in these picturesque scenes. Influenced by Sa bastien Le Clerc I, another prominent French artist from the late 17th century, Saxa9 Bastien created remarkable engravings inspired by religious narratives such as "Peter Denying Christ" and "Christ before Annas. " These thought-provoking artworks capture intense emotions and serve as poignant reminders of human frailty. Countess Ebba Sparre comes to life under Bourdon's brushstrokes in a stunning oil-on-canvas portrait from 1652-1653. This masterpiece showcases both the artist's technical skill and ability to capture the essence of his subjects. Jacques Sa bastien Le Clerc continued this legacy with his own unique style showcased in works like "Figures a la mode. " With meticulous attention to detail, Le Clerc brings fashionable figures from 18th-century France alive, providing a glimpse into the society of that era.