1804 1876 Collection

Types of American locomotives, 1804-1876. Each illustrated with key details/measurements for the engines. Also illustrated with scenes such as Mohawk and Hudson River Railroad. Date: 1885

George Sand, Femme De Lettres, 1804-1876 (b / w photo)
5201564 George Sand, Femme De Lettres, 1804-1876 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: George Sand, Femme De Lettres, 1804-1876)

Self-Portrait with Portrait of Delacroix, c. 1845. Creator: George Sand (French, 1804-1876)
Self-Portrait with Portrait of Delacroix, c. 1845

A Bird. Watercolour. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

The Dingy. Watercolour. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand. Three figures in small rowing boat riding a wave

Landscape Fantastic Castle 1865 Watercolor graphite
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George Sand (1804-1876) (Amandine Aurore Lucie Dudevant) French Romantic novelist, Chopins lover for 8 years: also of Prosper Merimee and Alfred de Musset

Igloos and Esquimaux. Watercolour. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

View of a Fantastic Chateau by Moonlight. Watercolour and gouache. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

View of Grounds of a Fantastic Chateau by Moonlight. Watercolour and gouache. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

Moorish Fountain. Pen and watercolour. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876), 1835. French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand. Portrait by August Charpentier (1813-1880) French painter

Three Men in a Mountain Grotto, 1835. Blue wash with white highlights in gouache. Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin (1804-1876) French novelist and feminist who wrote under the name of George Sand

Gladiolus: Watercolour by George Sand (1804-1876) pseudonym of Amandine Aurora Lucie Dupin, Baronne Dudevant. French novelist

Samuel Dousland Waddy (1804-1876) English Wesleyan minister born at Burton-on-Trent. President of the Wesleyan Conference 1859. Engraving from The Illustrated News of the World (London, c1860)

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"Exploring the American Locomotive Evolution: 1804-1876" Step back in time and witness the remarkable transformation of American locomotives from 1804 to 1876. These powerful machines revolutionized transportation, connecting cities and shaping the nation's growth. Intriguingly, amidst this era of innovation, another force was making waves across Europe - George Sand. A prominent femme de lettres, Sand captivated readers with her enchanting words and thought-provoking stories. Her self-portrait with a portrait of Delacroix showcases her artistic prowess and deep connection to the creative world. Venturing into Sand's vivid imagination through her watercolor graphite masterpiece "Landscape Fantastic Castle, " we are transported to a realm where dreams intertwine with reality. This French romantic novelist had an unparalleled ability to paint landscapes with words that left readers spellbound. But Sand's talents extended beyond writing alone; she also dabbled in painting. With delicate strokes, she captured nature's beauty in "A Bird" and depicted the lives of indigenous people in "Igloos and Esquimaux. " Through these artworks, we glimpse into Sand's multifaceted creativity. As night falls upon our journey through history, we encounter two breathtaking moonlit scenes painted by none other than Aurore Amadine Lucie Dupin herself. In "View of a Fantastic Chateau by Moonlight, " she masterfully combines watercolor and gouache techniques to create an ethereal ambiance that transports us into a fairy tale-like setting. Continuing our exploration within Dupin's artistic repertoire, we stumble upon a mesmerizing Moorish Fountain rendered meticulously using pen and watercolor. The intricate details evoke feelings of wonderment as if stepping into an exotic oasis crafted by Dupin's imagination. Concluding our visual odyssey is "The Dingy, " yet another testament to Dupin's versatility as an artist.