Pastorales Collection

"Pastorales: A Glimpse into Idyllic Countryside Life" Step back in time with these captivating engravings and lithographs from the collection of Pastorales

Pastorales Collection: Catching birds (engraving)

Catching birds (engraving)
3646837 Catching birds (engraving) by Stella, Jacques (1596-1657); Private Collection; (add.info.: Catching birds. From Pastorales, a series of scenes depicting life in the countryside)

Pastorales Collection: Harvest scene (engraving)

Harvest scene (engraving)
3646839 Harvest scene (engraving) by Stella, Jacques (1596-1657); Private Collection; (add.info.: Harvest scene. From Pastorales, a series of scenes depicting life in the countryside)

Harvest scene (engraving)
3646838 Harvest scene (engraving) by Stella, Jacques (1596-1657); Private Collection; (add.info.: Harvest scene. From Pastorales, a series of scenes depicting life in the countryside)

Pastorales Collection: Peasants relaxing (engraving)

Peasants relaxing (engraving)
3646834 Peasants relaxing (engraving) by Stella, Jacques (1596-1657); Private Collection; (add.info.: Peasants relaxing. From Pastorales, a series of scenes depicting life in the countryside)

Pastorales Collection: published le Charivari no du 29 mai 1845 Pastorales

published le Charivari no du 29 mai 1845 Pastorales
published in le Charivari (no du 29 mai 1845): Pastorales, plate 2: The Hazards of shaking a plum tree too vigorously (when one is a grown man), 1845. Honore Daumier (French, 1808-1879)

Pastorales Collection: Daphnis Running Chloe ca 1798 Black chalk brush

Daphnis Running Chloe ca 1798 Black chalk brush
Artokoloro

Pastorales Collection: Sly Shepherd 18th century Etching Sheet 10 9 / 16 x 8 1 / 8

Sly Shepherd 18th century Etching Sheet 10 9 / 16 x 8 1 / 8
Artokoloro

Pastorales Collection: Pastorales tahitiennes

Pastorales tahitiennes
GAUGUIN, Paul (1848-1903). Pastorales tahitiennes. Post-Impressionism. Oil on canvas

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"Pastorales: A Glimpse into Idyllic Countryside Life" Step back in time with these captivating engravings and lithographs from the collection of Pastorales. Delve into the serene world of pastoral scenes, where nature intertwines with human existence. In one enchanting engraving, we witness a mesmerizing moment as peasants engage in bird-catching. Their nimble hands reach out to capture delicate creatures, showcasing the harmonious relationship between man and nature. Another masterpiece transports us to a bustling harvest scene. The fields come alive as hardworking farmers gather bountiful crops under the warm sun. The meticulous details etched on paper bring forth an atmosphere of labor and abundance. Peasants find respite from their daily toil in yet another engraving, depicting them relaxing amidst lush greenery. Here, they revel in simple pleasures - sharing laughter, stories, and perhaps even a glass of wine - reminding us that true happiness can be found within life's simplest moments. Published by Le Charivari on May 29th, 1845, Pastorales captures Honore Daumier's artistic genius through various works like "Daphnis Running Chloe. " This black chalk brush drawing encapsulates youthful energy and passion as two figures chase each other through idyllic landscapes. Daumier's wit shines through his satirical pieces too. In "We are stupid to be so afraid. , and is nothing, " he pokes fun at our irrational fears while highlighting the insignificance of certain worries that plague our minds. The allure of Italian terraces is beautifully portrayed in "Avantages des terrasses italiennes" from 1846. Daumier skillfully depicts people enjoying breathtaking views while indulging in leisurely activities atop these architectural marvels. "L'eau est délicieuse. . " exclaims another artwork from Pastorales series created by Daumier himself in 1845.