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Depart of the herds for the mountain Debut of transhumances. Painting by Pierre Louis Larive (de la Rive) Godefroy (1735-1817) 1813 Geneve, Museum of Art and History
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Depart of the herds for the mountain Debut of transhumances. Painting by Pierre Louis Larive (de la Rive) Godefroy (1735-1817) 1813 Geneve, Museum of Art and History
JLJ4654610 Depart of the herds for the mountain Debut of transhumances. Painting by Pierre Louis Larive (de la Rive) Godefroy (1735-1817) 1813 Geneve, Museum of Art and History by La Rive, Pierre Louis de (1753-1817); Musee d Art et d Histoire, Geneva, Switzerland; (add.info.: Depart of the herds for the mountain Debut of transhumances. Painting by Pierre Louis Larive (de la Rive) Godefroy (1735-1817) 1813 Geneve, Museum of Art and History); Photo © Photo Josse
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Depart of the Herds for the Mountain - Debut of Transhumances
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. This painting by Pierre Louis Larive Godefroy takes us back to 1813, capturing a significant moment in French agricultural history. The artwork, displayed at the Museum of Art and History in Geneva, Switzerland, depicts a scene filled with bustling activity as herds are prepared for their journey to the mountains. The artist skillfully portrays a picturesque countryside setting, showcasing lush green fields and rolling hills. In this vibrant landscape, peasants can be seen tending to their livestock - cows, goats, and sheep - symbolizing the diverse range of animals involved in transhumance. Transhumance was an essential practice during this era when farmers would move their herds from lower pastures to higher altitudes for grazing during summer months. This annual migration ensured that animals had access to fresh grass and ample space. Godefroy's attention to detail is evident through his meticulous brushstrokes that bring life to each animal depicted. From young goats playfully frolicking around to majestic cows leading the way, every creature contributes its unique charm to this lively composition. This painting not only captures a specific historical moment but also serves as a celebration of rural life and its close connection with nature. It reminds us of the vital role agriculture played in sustaining communities throughout centuries while offering viewers an opportunity to appreciate both artistic beauty and cultural heritage.
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