Boileau Collection
Boileau, a prominent figure in French literature during the 1600s
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Boileau, a prominent figure in French literature during the 1600s, was not only an influential writer himself but also had close connections with other renowned authors of his time. La Fontaine, Moliere, and Racine were among the many French writers who shared a literary camaraderie with Boileau. The Jack and Tommy Illustration captures the essence of this era, showcasing the vibrant artistic scene that flourished under Boileau's influence. Snowbirds by Philip Boileau further exemplifies his impact on artistry beyond just writing. "Absence cannot hearts divide, " a quote often associated with Boileau's works, reflects his ability to evoke deep emotions through poetry. His words resonated with readers then as they do now. In an Edwardian girls at the opera painting, we see how Boileau's legacy transcended generations. His ideas continued to inspire artists long after his passing. Portraits of Nicolas Boileau depict him as both a man and an artist. The oil on canvas portrait from the 18th century showcases his refined demeanor while the marble bust immortalizes his contribution to literature. Poetic Art in Artworks by Nicolas Boileau is another testament to his mastery of language and imagery. E. Bayard beautifully illustrates how he painted vivid pictures through words alone. "Dinner at Molieres in Auteuil" alludes to an anecdote surrounding "Dinner d'" - a famous gathering where intellectuals gathered for stimulating conversations and debates. This event symbolizes Boileau's role as a central figure within intellectual circles of that time. Front and reverse of a promotional card for the Parisian Department Store feature images related to Boileau's life or works—showcasing how even commercial enterprises recognized his cultural significance. Finally, a colored engraving simply titled "Boileau" encapsulates various aspects of this remarkable individual—his writings, influence, and the impact he had on French literature.