Mante Collection

French actress Mlle Mante as Laure in the play L Education
French actress Louise-Charlotte-Theophile-Delphine Escoffie or Mlle Mante as Laure in the play L Education ou les Deux Cousines by Casimir Bonjour at the Theatre Francais

Mlle Fanny Chalboz as La Bourguignonne in Cuisinieres
Mlle Fanny Chalboz as La Bourguignonne in the play Cuisinieres by Nicholas Brazier at the Theatre des Varietes, 1822. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Charles Malos Almanach des Spectacles par

Mantis species, tiger beetle and mantidfly
European mantis, Mantis religiosa 1, leaf mantis, Choeradodis rhomboidea 2, tiger beetle, Manticora latipennis 3, mantidfly, Mantispa styriaca 4. Mante, Manicore, Mantispe

Mlle. Delphine Mante as Rosine in The Barber of Seville
Mlle. Delphine Mante or Louise-Charles-Theophile as Rosine in The Barber of Seville by Pierre Beaumarchais, Theatre Francais. Handcoloured lithograph by F

Semi-nude Woman in Diamond-pattern Silver Gown in Classical Interior, c
990445 Semi-nude Woman in Diamond-pattern Silver Gown in Classical Interior, c.1850-1900 (mantochrome, masked to square, paper-taped) by Mante, Louis Amedee (1826-1913) & Goldschmidt

Orientalist Study with Seated Woman, c. 1850-1900 (mantochrome, paper-taped)
990444 Orientalist Study with Seated Woman, c.1850-1900 (mantochrome, paper-taped) by Mante, Louis Amedee (1826-1913) & Goldschmidt

A stitch in time saves nine 1866
A middle class mother sews her daugthers clothing with the little watching her. Date: 1866

Mlle Mante Actors Actresses series N45 Type 8
Artokoloro

Picture No. 10888427
European Mantis / Praying Mantis (Mante religieuse) Date:

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"Mante: A Captivating Journey through Art, Theatre, and Nature" Step into the enchanting world of "mante" as we delve into its diverse meanings and captivating representations. From French actress Mlle Mante's mesmerizing portrayal of Laure in the play L Education to Mlle Fanny Chalboz's unforgettable performance as La Bourguignonne in Cuisinieres, the stage comes alive with their talent. But mante extends beyond the realm of acting; it finds its place among fascinating creatures like mantis species, tiger beetles, and mantidflies. These remarkable insects captivate us with their intricate beauty and predatory prowess. In art history, mante takes on new dimensions. Witness Mlle Delphine Mante's stunning interpretation of Rosine in The Barber of Seville or explore classical interiors where semi-nude women don diamond-pattern silver gowns. Orientalist studies transport us to exotic lands where seated women exude mystery and allure. The phrase "a stitch in time saves nine 1866" reminds us that attention to detail can prevent future troubles—a valuable lesson echoed by Gropius Martin's sketch album featuring travel sketches from Athens, Venice, and Padua. Among these pages lies a glimpse into Mantegna frescoes' grandeur in Venice—an artistic marvel worth cherishing. Mlle Mante graces our presence once again through Actors Actresses series N45 Type 8—her ethereal charm captured forever on Picture No. 10888427. Finally, a study reveals women wrapped elegantly in busts adorned with mantes while wearing stylish hats—a testament to timeless fashion choices that transcend eras. "Mante" encompasses an array of experiences—from theatrical brilliance to enthralling nature encounters—and invites you on this captivating journey filled with artistry at every turn.