Maistre Collection

French Wwi Generals
General Emile Fayolle and General Paul Maistre, French generals in World War One

Portrait of Nadezhda Osipovna Pushkina (1762-1836), nee Hannibal. Found in the Collection of Mikhaylovskoye Museum Reserve

Portrait of the poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799-1837) as child. Found in the Collection of State Museum of A.S. Pushkin, Moscow

Xavier De Maistre
XAVIER DE MAISTRE French writer, living as exile in Russia; author of novels and Voyage autour de ma chambre from which this is a scene with him and servant. Date: 1763 - 1852

French Theatre -- Le Pelerin Passant
Le Pelerin Passant (The Passing Pilgrim), a monologue by Maistre Pierre Taserye. Showing a pilgrim in his travelling clothes. Date: 16th century

General Maistre. French School

Louis Isaac Le Maistre
LOUIS ISaC LE MAISTRE French Jansenist churchman and writer Date: 1613 - 1684

Print of Aegidius Le Maistre (1665), upper part, print maker: Nicolas Pitau I, Jean Lepautre, 1665

Print of Aegidius Le Maistre, 1665, print maker: Nicolas Pitau I, print maker: Richer, J. Le Pautre, 1665

The Chateau and the monument Maistre, Chambery, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Casimir Maistre
CASIMIR MAISTRE French explorer, after Madagascar expedition, travelled in Central Africa, Congo, Niger and Tchad

Le Maistre D escole
Le Maistre D Escole A character from Le Maistre D Escole - Anon

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"Maistre: A Legacy of French Generals, Poets, and Artists" In the realm of French history, the name "Maistre" echoes through time, resonating with tales of valor, creativity, and intellect. From renowned generals to celebrated poets and artists, the Maistre lineage has left an indelible mark on various facets of society. During World War I, the courageous French generals bearing this noble surname led their troops with unwavering determination. Their strategic brilliance and unwavering commitment to defend their homeland became a symbol of resilience in times of turmoil. Delving into artistry and literature reveals another facet of Maistre's influence. The captivating portrait captures Nadezhda Osipovna Pushkina (1762-1836), nee Hannibal - a woman whose beauty transcends time. Alongside her is a tender portrayal of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799-1837) as a child; his poetic genius would later enchant generations. Xavier De Maistre emerges as yet another luminary within this illustrious family tree. His literary masterpiece "Le Pelerin Passant, " set against the backdrop of the vibrant French theatre scene, captivated audiences with its vivid imagery and profound insights into human nature. Beyond these artistic endeavors lies General Maistre - a figure shrouded in mystery but revered for his military prowess. His leadership skills were legendary on battlefields where he commanded respect from both allies and foes alike. The legacy continues with Louis Isaac Le Maistre - an individual who carved his own path in history's annals. His contributions to society are manifold; whether it be through intellectual pursuits or societal advancements, he left an indelible imprint on those around him. Aegidius Le Maistre's print from 1665 showcases not only his talent but also highlights the collaborative efforts between skilled artisans such as Nicolas Pitau I and Jean Richer.