Ligne Collection
"Ligne: A Journey Through Time and Symbolism" Step into the world of "ligne" as we explore its various representations throughout history
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"Ligne: A Journey Through Time and Symbolism" Step into the world of "ligne" as we explore its various representations throughout history. From the Nord Air Express Poster to the litho depicting Septentrion, Oriens, Midy, and Occides, this collection takes us on a visual journey. One notable piece is the portrait of Charles Joseph Prince de Ligne from 1813. Capturing his regal presence, it showcases the elegance associated with "ligne. " Similarly, we see carriages belonging to prominent figures like Queen Victoria and Count Ludolf embodying luxury and sophistication. Intriguingly, an engraving shows how a company of aerostiers used a balloon to transport a telegraph line during their march. This innovative use of technology highlights the versatility of "ligne. " The Left Hand diagram by Jean Belot provides insight into palm reading techniques dating back centuries. It demonstrates how lines on our hands can reveal hidden truths about ourselves. Moving forward in time, an engraving titled "The Fetes at Ostend" immerses us in vibrant celebrations where "ligne" becomes synonymous with joyous occasions. We also witness moments of honor and remembrance through photographs such as Honneurs au Drapeau du 200e de Ligne. These images pay tribute to brave soldiers who served their country with unwavering loyalty. Not limited to art alone, even historical events are tied to this concept. The Cimetiere de Charleville photo captures solemnity within La Tranchee du 2e de Ligne - reminding us that sometimes lines mark boundaries between life and death. Lastly, we encounter Voltigeur of the Line Infantry - French Troops no. 9; a colored engraving showcasing military precision aligned with "ligne. " It serves as a testament to discipline and order within armed forces. Through these diverse representations across different mediums and eras, one thing remains constant.