Lionne Collection

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Lionne; Lioness; Lowin (engraving)
7196548 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Lionne; Lioness; Lowin (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lionne; Lioness; Lowin)

Lioness yawning, Kruger National Park, South Africa
Kruger National Park. Lioness yawning (Panthera leo). South Africa

Jules-Paul de Lionne, 1667. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Jules-Paul de Lionne, 1667

French Society Lady
A French Lionne - a lady who holds fashionable salons for the leading people of the day Date: 1850

Artus de Lionne. French Missionary
LIONNE, Artus de (1655-1713). Bishop of Rosalia and missionary of the Paris Foreign Missions Society in Siam and China. 1847 French original work. Spanish translation published in Barcelona

Hugues De Lionne - 2
HUGUES DE LIONNE French diplomat Date: 1611 - 1671

Louis-Simon Lempereur after Jean-Baptiste Oudry, French (1728-1807), La lionne et
Louis-Simon Lempereur after Jean-Baptiste Oudry (French, 1728 - 1807), La lionne et l ours (The Lion and the Bear, published 1759, hand-colored etching

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Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Lionne, the regal lioness, synonymous with power and grace, is depicted in various forms - from the majestic creature in Robert Nanteuil's engraving 'Lowin,' to the mourning lioness in Jean de La Fontaine's 'The Funeral of the Lioness.' In the wild, a lioness's yawn echoes the serene tranquility of Kruger National Park, South Africa. Jules-Paul de Lionne, a French artist, immortalized the lioness's noble spirit in his painting 'Artus de Lionne, French Missionary.' Hugues De Lionne, a knight, and Louis-Simon Lempereur's depiction of 'La lionne et son cub' showcase the tender side of this mighty feline. From French society ladies to French missionaries, the lioness's allure transcends time and culture.