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Rabelais, Franois (La Devinire, c. 1494-Paris, 1553)

Rabelais, Franois (La Devinire, c. 1494-Paris, 1553)


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Rabelais, Franois (La Devinire, c. 1494-Paris, 1553)

Rabelais, Francois (La Deviniere, c. 1494-Paris, 1553). French writer. Gargantua. Engraving in The Very Horrific Life of Great Gargantua, Father of Pantagruel (1534). Gargantua, First Words After Their Birth: I Thirst

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16th Century Artwork Birth Drawing Engraving Giant Illustration Literature Mother Newborn Prisma Women Gargantua Rabelais


Rabelais and the Giant Thirst - A Literary Birth Like No Other!

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. In this 16th-century engraving, we witness the extraordinary moment when the renowned French writer, François Rabelais, introduces us to his literary masterpiece - Gargantua. As if stepping out from the pages of history itself, Rabelais transports us to a scene filled with wonder and humor. A colossal giant named Gargantua lies comfortably in bed while women surround him, eagerly awaiting his first words after birth. The atmosphere is electric as everyone anticipates what this larger-than-life character will say. And lo and behold! With a booming voice that shakes the very foundations of literature, Gargantua exclaims those unforgettable words: "I Thirst". This artwork beautifully captures both the historical significance and imaginative brilliance of Rabelais' work. It reminds us that literature has no boundaries; it can transport us to fantastical realms where giants roam freely and newborns possess an insatiable thirst for life's adventures. So let your imagination run wild as you delve into Rabelais' world through this mesmerizing illustration. Join Gargantua on his epic journey alongside Pantagruel, encounter witty dialogues, indulge in extravagant feasts, and revel in laughter-inducing tales that have stood the test of time. Remember – when it comes to storytelling prowess like Rabelais', even giants need their refreshments!

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