"X 1213: A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Late 19th Century France" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating artistry of late 19th century France with "X 1213. " This collection showcases a diverse range of works by renowned French artists, each offering a unique perspective on the world around them. Louis Welden Hawkins' "Liseuses" transports us to a serene scene where two women engrossed in their reading material find solace. The delicate color lithograph on wove paper brings out the subtle nuances of their expressions, inviting us to join them in their literary journey. Lucien Hector Monod's "La Voix des Sources" captures the essence of nature's symphony. With its vibrant colors and meticulous details, this piece invites us to listen closely as water sources whisper secrets only they know. In Felix Bracquemond's "Portrait, " we encounter an enigmatic figure whose gaze seems to penetrate our very souls. Painted with remarkable precision, this portrait leaves us wondering about the story behind those piercing eyes. Marcel Lenoir's ethereal work titled "Invocation" takes us into a realm where spirituality intertwines with earthly existence. Its dreamlike quality encourages introspection and contemplation on life's mysteries. Luc Olivier Merson presents his interpretation of Salome through his collotype masterpiece. The intricate details and dramatic lighting evoke both fascination and unease, leaving viewers captivated by her allure. Guillaume Dubufe's tender portrayal of childhood innocence shines through in "L'Enfant. " This heartwarming depiction reminds us of simpler times when joy could be found in even the smallest moments. Alfred-Pierre Agache unveils Imperia, an alluring beauty who exudes confidence and sensuality. Through collotype on wove paper, he immortalizes her timeless elegance for generations to admire.