Mery Collection

Caricature of Joseph Mery, French writer
Caricature of Joseph Mery (1797-1866), French writer, journalist, playwright and librettist, by Nadar and Riou. Date: 1859

Cancan Ren, Nicola Adams, Mery Chungneijang Hmangte & Marlen Esparza India, Great Britain, China & USA London 2012 Olympic Games, Boxing, Womens Fly 48-51kg Excell Arena, London

Mery Kom Chungneijang Hmangte V Nicola Adams India V Great Britain London 2012 Olympic Games, Boxing, Womens Fly 48-51kg Stratford, London, England 08 August 2012 Date: 08 August 2012

A Mery-go-Round on a Battleship (engraving)
1048334 A Mery-go-Round on a Battleship (engraving) by Paget, Henry Marriott (1856-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Mery-go-Round on a Battleship)

Antoine de Saint Chamans, Lord of Mery, 1563-1627
Antoine de Saint Chamans, Lord of Mery, Seigneur de Meri, 1563-1627. Handcoloured lithograph after a portrait in Roger de Gaignieres gallery portfolio X 38 from Le Bibliophile Jacob aka Paul Lacroixs

Mery Laurent Wearing a Small Toque, 1882 (pastel on canvas)
1199790 Mery Laurent Wearing a Small Toque, 1882 (pastel on canvas) by Manet, Edouard (1832-83); 55.3x34.6 cm; Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA; French

Portrait of the poet Joseph Mery (1798-1866), c. 1830-1840. Creator: Anonymous
Portrait of the poet Joseph Mery (1798-1866), c. 1830-1840. Found in the collection of Maison de Balzac

Beit Mery, Mount Lebanon
Beit Mery - Mount Lebanon Governate, Lebanon. Overlooking the capital Beirut, the town was a summer mountain resort of the Phoenicians and later the Romans. Date: circa 1940

Gunpowder Refused
Saint-Mery, president of the Electors of Paris, refuses to let the mob seize gunpowder : after these exciting events, he will end his days as a bookseller in Philadelphia. Date: circa 14 July 1789

Joseph Mery
JOSEPH MERY French writer, prolific author of poems, plays and novels, often in collaboration with others : he was a resolute opponent of the monarchy. Date: 1798 - 1865

False door stele of Mery, Chief scribe of Saqqara royal archives. Detail: Mery as scribe
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty VI. False door stele of Mery, Chief scribe of Saqqara royal archives. Detail: Mery as scribe

MANET: MERY LAURENT. Portrait of Mery Laurent. Oil on canvas by Edouard Manet

Marie Laurent / Moloch
MARIE (Mery) LAURENT French actress, model for Manets painting Autumn (1881)

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"Mery: A Multifaceted Legacy of Creativity, Courage, and Culture" From the caricatured image of Joseph Mery, a renowned French writer known for his literary contributions, to the vibrant dance performances by Cancan Ren and the inspiring boxing matches between Nicola Adams and Mery Chungneijang Hmangte (Mery Kom), the name "Mery" resonates with talent and diversity. Intriguingly, even an engraving depicting a battleship carries the whimsical touch of a Mery-go-Round. This juxtaposition highlights how creativity can find its way into unexpected places. Delving further into history reveals Antoine de Saint Chamans, Lord of Mery. His presence in 16th-century France showcases that this name has long been associated with nobility and influence. The artistic world also embraces "Mery, " as seen in pastel on canvas capturing Mery Laurent wearing a small toque in 1882. The elegance exuded by this portrait reflects the timeless allure connected to this name. Not limited to literature or art alone, "Mery" extends its reach geographically as well. Beit Mery stands tall on Mount Lebanon as a testament to architectural beauty nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes—a place where tranquility meets grandeur. Amongst all these diverse references lies Gunpowder Refused—an enigmatic hint that invites us to explore untold stories behind those who dared defy conventions associated with their given namesake. Ultimately, it is Joseph Mery who ties together these various threads—his poetic brilliance immortalized through anonymous portraits from decades past. His words continue to inspire generations today. Whether it be through captivating writings or remarkable achievements in sports like boxing (as witnessed in bouts such as Meryl Kom Chungneijang Hmangte versus Nicola Adams), "MERY" represents resilience and determination against all odds—a symbol of triumph over adversity.