1606 1656 Collection

Study for the Essequie Conducted in San Lorenzo, Florence, in 1637 in Honour of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II, 1637. Alfonso Parigi was the official court architect for the Medici

The Crucified Christ as the Tree of Life with Monks and Nuns, c. 1639

The Kiss of Peace and Justice, 1654. Creator: Laurent de La Hyre (French, 1606-1656)
The Kiss of Peace and Justice, 1654. The figures of Peace (burning the weapons of war) and Justice (holding a sword and scales) embrace in a quiet landscape

Crucified Christ Tree Life Monks Nuns 1639 Laurent de La Hyre
The Crucified Christ as the Tree of Life with Monks and Nuns, c. 1639. Laurent de La Hyre (French, 1606-1656). Black chalk, black chalk wash

Kiss Peace Justice 1654 Gerard de Lairesse Flemish
The Kiss of Peace and Justice, after 1654. Gerard de Lairesse (Flemish, 1641-1711), after Laurent de La Hyre (French, 1606-1656)

Conversion St Paul ca 1637 Etching sheet 15 15 / 16 x 11 11 / 16
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Holy Family Palm 1639 Etching second state two
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St Francis n. d Engraving sheet 12 3 / 16 x 7 11 / 16
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St Francis Engraving second state two Nagler
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Narcissus 17th century Etching sheet 2 15 / 16 x 4 1 / 2
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Dead Tree 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Covered Rocks 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Clump Trees 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Sarcophagus 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Pond 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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River Woods Etching sheet 3 1 / 8 x 4 3 / 4 8 12 cm
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Man 1640 Etching first state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Christ Virgin Foot Cross Etching sheet 11 3 / 4 x 8 7 / 16
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St Paul Etching second state two sheet 4 3 / 4 x 3 9 / 16
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Holy Family Christ Child Stepping Serpent 1639
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Virgin Child Angels 1639 Etching second state
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Rebecca Eliezer Etching sheet 10 9 / 16 x 6 11 / 16
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Apollo Clytie 1606 Etching second state two Robert-Dumesnil
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Raising Lazarus 17th century Etching sheet 9 13 / 16 x 7 3 / 8
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Circumcision Etching sheet 12 5 / 8 x 8 11 / 16 32 22 cm
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Laurent de La Hyre (French, 1606 - 1656). The Dead Tree (L Arbre Mort), 1640. Etching

The Sacrifice of Abraham. Angel of the Lord stays Abrahams hand before he sacirfices Isaac on the order of the Lord. Lamb for sacrifice centre right

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"Exploring the Artistic Legacy of Laurent de La Hyre (1606-1656)" Step into the world of 17th-century art with Laurent de La Hyre, a renowned French artist whose works continue to captivate audiences today. From his thought-provoking study for the Essequie Conducted in San Lorenzo, Florence to The Crucified Christ as the Tree of Life with Monks and Nuns, La Hyre's pieces transport us to a realm where spirituality meets artistic brilliance. Intriguingly, another masterpiece by this talented Flemish artist Gerard de Lairesse catches our attention - The Kiss of Peace and Justice. Painted in 1654, it beautifully depicts harmony prevailing over conflict through an embrace that symbolizes peace and justice. La Hyre's talent extended beyond religious themes; he also showcased his mastery in etchings such as Conversion St Paul and Holy Family Palm. These intricate works demonstrate his ability to capture delicate details while evoking profound emotions within viewers. Notably, La Hyre's engravings like St Francis and Narcissus showcase his versatility as an artist. Through these prints, he immortalizes moments frozen in time – from Saint Francis' serene devotion to Narcissus' self-reflection amidst nature's beauty. Delving deeper into La Hyre's repertoire reveals more hidden gems like Dead Tree and Covered Rocks. These etchings offer glimpses into nature's transience while highlighting the artist's skillful technique in capturing texture and form. As we unravel the layers behind each artwork created by Laurent de La Hyre during his short but impactful life span from 1606 to 1656, we are reminded of the enduring power of art to transcend time and touch souls across generations.