1673–1722 Collection
"1673–1722: A Journey Through the Forest of Life" In the enchanting forest, amidst ancient trees and hidden secrets, a timeless tale unfolds
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"1673–1722: A Journey Through the Forest of Life" In the enchanting forest, amidst ancient trees and hidden secrets, a timeless tale unfolds. It begins with "Le Mariage, " where an old satyr finds love and companionship in a sacred union. The forest echoes with joy as they celebrate their union, adorned in "Habit de Roy, " a man wearing a tonnelet decorated with rosettes. Amidst the tranquility of nature, "La Naissance" brings forth new life. A mother rests peacefully, cradling her precious gift. In contrast, "Habit d'Ixion" portrays a man wearing a tonnelet and sword belt, embodying strength and determination. The forest comes alive during the vibrant festival of Diana when satyrs gather to revel in merriment. However, their festivities are interrupted by unexpected events that add intrigue to this mystical celebration. Fabio's costumed doctor captivates onlookers with his red and black chalk artwork on Verso. As life goes on, even in the depths of the forest sorrow can be found. During Les Obseques or funeral rites for departed souls, various satyrs come together to mourn their loss while finding solace within each other's company. Preparing for another grand festival is an art form itself; Satyrs meticulously plan every detail using pen brown ink in "Satyrs Preparing Festival. " Meanwhile, Faune dons his unique attire called "Habit de Faune, " complete with a tonnelet flute attached – music becomes one with nature. Figures dressed in theatrical costumes grace our presence through pen brown ink sketches capturing their essence beautifully. Crepin Master's red and black chalk artwork on Verso showcases his expertise despite being slightly worn from time's embrace. Finally, Plate 46 reveals Folie woman ballet pose wearing Habit de Folie - elegance personified in the forest's heart.