Chausson Collection

Noble arabe - Arabian nobleman in large hat, cloak, embroidered robes, red stockings
FLO4724184 Noble arabe - Arabian nobleman in large hat, cloak, embroidered robes, red stockings and slippers - Handcoloured woodcut by Pannemaker after an illustration by H

Persian woman - Persian woman in burqa with window veil, worn over pantaloons
FLO4723911 Persian woman - Persian woman in burqa with window veil, worn over pantaloons and slippers - Handcoloured woodcut by Pannemaker and Lisbet after an illustration by H

Letter P punctuality means that in this world we
DUV4206604 Letter P punctuality means that in this world we by Gray, Henri (Boulanger) (1858-1924); Private Collection; (add.info)

Arabian merchant - Arabian merchant with tattoos on his face wearing turban
FLO4724205 Arabian merchant - Arabian merchant with tattoos on his face wearing turban, striped cape and slippers - Handcoloured woodcut by Pannemaker from " Habits

Indian musician - Indian musician in dhoti and necklace playing the pennak
FLO4723712 Indian musician - Indian musician in dhoti and necklace playing the pennak, a bowed instrument with gourd resonators - Handcoloured woodcut from " Moeurs

Patient at Sainte Anne hospital (engraving)
1737154 Patient at Sainte Anne hospital (engraving) by French School, (19th century); (add.info.: A man with a straitjacket in a padded cell. Sainte Anne hospital, 19th century.)

Shanaze Reade & Anne-Caroline Chausson Great Britain & France Womens Bmx Olympic Stadium, Beijing, China 22 August 2008 Date: 22 August 2008

Dancer Fastening her Pump, c. 1880-85 (pastel and black chalk on buff paper)
AGN69031 Dancer Fastening her Pump, c.1880-85 (pastel and black chalk on buff paper) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); 47.2x43 cm; Private Collection; Photo eAgnew s, London; French, out of copyright

Seated Dancer Adjusting her Shoes, c. 1890 (charcoal and pastel on paper)
BOO183859 Seated Dancer Adjusting her Shoes, c.1890 (charcoal and pastel on paper) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; French, out of copyright

Paul Poujaud, Mme. Arthur Fontaine, and Degas, 1895. Creator: Edgar Degas
Paul Poujaud, Mme. Arthur Fontaine, and Degas, 1895

The Organ Rehearsal, 1885. Creator: Henry Lerolle
The Organ Rehearsal, 1885

Portrait of the composer Ernest Chausson (1855-1899), 1890. Private Collection

AMEDEE-ERNEST CHAUSSON (1855-1899). French composer. Pen-and-ink drawing

Ernest Chausson / Pcard
AMEDEE-ERNEST CHAUSSON French composer

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"Chausson: A Journey Through Art, Music, and Athletics" In the bustling halls of Sainte Anne hospital, a patient finds solace in an engraving depicting the serene beauty of Chausson. The delicate strokes capture the essence of this captivating figure. Shanaze Reade and Anne-Caroline Chausson, two names synonymous with speed and determination. Their partnership on the track echoes the grace and strength embodied by Chausson himself. A dancer delicately fastens her pump in a pastel masterpiece from 1880-85. The artist's skillful use of black chalk on buff paper brings to life every intricate detail, showcasing the dedication required for such artistry. Another dancer sits gracefully as she adjusts her shoes in a charcoal and pastel creation from 1890. This piece captures not only physical precision but also reveals the intimate moments behind-the-scenes that make performances truly enchanting. Paul Poujaud immortalizes Mme. Arthur Fontaine alongside Degas in 1895. Amongst their company stands Ernest Chausson - his presence a testament to his influence within artistic circles during this era. Henry Lerolle's "The Organ Rehearsal" transports us to a world where music intertwines with visual artistry. As notes fill the air, we can almost hear Chausson's compositions resonating through each stroke of Lerolle's brush. An exquisite portrait showcases Ernest Chausson himself - composer extraordinaire whose melodies continue to captivate audiences even today. Painted in 1890, it serves as a timeless tribute to his genius musicality. Pen-and-ink drawings bring forth another side of Ernest Chausson; captured here is his essence as both French composer and enigmatic figure who left an indelible mark on music history. Through these various artworks spanning different mediums and eras, we catch glimpses into the multifaceted world of Chausson.