Le Maire Collection

Square of an Ancient City, End 1630s. Artist: Le Maire, Jean (1597-1659)
Square of an Ancient City, End 1630s. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Ships off IJsselmonde ship De Eendraght IJsselmonde
Ships off IJsselmonde, The ship De Eendraght for IJsselmonde in the year 1618 during the journey after the discovery by Schouten and Le Maire of Cape Horn and the Strait of Le Maire

Landscape, Formerly attributed to Nicolas Poussin
Landscape by LEMAIRE, Jean (1597-1659). Formerly attributed to Nicolas Poussin. Classicism. Oil on canvas

Le Maire Strait via Bismarck Channel, Antarctica

Paradise Harbor (Paradise Bay), Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

Paradise Harbor (Paradise Bay), Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

Sunset At Le Maire Strait, Antarctica

Sunset At Le Maire Straits, Antartica
The Le Maire Strait is a strait off Antarctica, between Kiev Peninsula in the mainlands Graham Land and Booth Island. Nicknamed Kodak Gap by some

Sunset At Le Maire Strait, Antarctica
The Le Maire Strait is a strait off Antarctica, between Kiev Peninsula in the mainlands Graham Land and Booth Island. Nicknamed Kodak Gap by some

LEMAIRE, Philippe Joseph Henri (1798-1880). Death of Marceau. FRANCE. Paris. Arc de Triomphe. Romanticism. Relief on rock

LEMAIRE, JEAN (1597-1659)
LEMAIRE, Jean (1597-1659). Landscape with ruins. Classicism. Oil on canvas

Lemaire Channel, Antarctica, Polar Regions

Lemaire Channel at dawn, Antarctica, Polar Regions

Reynaldo Hahn / Sem 14 / 2
REYNALDO HAHN French musician performing chez Madeleine Lemaire (the model for Prousts Mme Verdurin) in 1904 Date: 1874 - 1947

Reflections and snow covered mountains in the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica
Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect

Icebergs near Pleneau Island, Lemaire Channel, Antactic Peninsula, Antarctica, Polar Regions

Lemaire Channel, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica, Polar Regions

Gentoo penguins, Petermann Island, Lemaire Channel, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica, Polar Regions

Cape Renard in the Lemaire Channel on the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

Lemaire Revolving Grate
Revolving stove-grate by Godin Lemaire of Guise - featured at the 1867 exposition

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"Exploring the Vast Horizons: The Legacy of Le Maire" Le Maire, a renowned artist from the 17th century, captured the essence of ancient cities and breathtaking landscapes through his masterful brushstrokes. One such masterpiece is "Square of an Ancient City, " which transports us back in time to a bygone era. With meticulous attention to detail, Le Maire unveils the architectural wonders that once graced this vibrant square. Intriguingly, another artwork formerly attributed to Nicolas Poussin showcases ships off IJsselmonde ship De Eendraght IJsselmonde. This maritime scene hints at Le Maire's fascination with seafaring adventures and exploration. Little did he know that centuries later, his name would be forever associated with one of Antarctica's most iconic landmarks – the Le Maire Strait. The enchanting beauty of Paradise Harbor (Paradise Bay) on the Antarctic Peninsula captivated Le Maire's imagination as well. His brush danced across the canvas, capturing nature's grandeur in vivid hues. Whether it was a sunset casting its golden glow upon icy waters or ships navigating through treacherous straits, Le Maire skillfully depicted these awe-inspiring scenes. As we delve deeper into history, we discover Philippe Joseph Henri Lemaire (1798-1880), whose life intertwined with art and innovation. Although not directly related to Jean Lemaire (1597-1659), both left indelible marks on their respective fields – one as an artist and the other as an inventor. Today, travelers embark on expeditions through the mesmerizing Lemaire Channel in Antarctica's polar regions. Named after Jean Lemaire himself due to his contributions to early exploration efforts, this narrow passage reveals towering glaciers and majestic icebergs against a backdrop of pristine wilderness. From ancient city squares to frozen straits bathed in sunset hues, the name Le Maire resonates across time and continents.