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Richelieu playing with his pet cats (colour litho)
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Richelieu playing with his pet cats (colour litho)
2795475 Richelieu playing with his pet cats (colour litho) by Leloir, Maurice (1853-1940); Private Collection; (add.info.: Richelieu playing with his pet cats. Illustration for Richelieu by Theodore Cahu (Boivin, 1910).); © Look and Learn
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In this lithograph, we are transported back in time to witness a tender moment between the influential statesman Cardinal de Richelieu and his beloved feline companions. The artist Maurice Leloir skillfully captures the essence of this historical figure as he engages in playful interaction with his pet cats. Richelieu, known for his political prowess and cunning intellect, is depicted here in a more intimate setting - reclining on an elegant bed adorned with luxurious furnishings. Surrounded by opulence, he finds solace and joy in the company of these graceful creatures. The composition exudes warmth and tranquility as Richelieu gently plays with the kittens, their fur contrasting beautifully against his regal attire. It is evident that these animals hold a special place in his heart - perhaps providing him respite from the demanding world of politics. This artwork not only showcases Richelieu's softer side but also offers insight into the cultural significance of pets during this period. Cats were often seen as symbols of grace, mystery, and independence – qualities that undoubtedly resonated with a man like Richelieu. As we admire this exquisite print from Bridgeman Images' collection, we are reminded that even those who shape history can find comfort and happiness through simple pleasures such as playing with their cherished pets.
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