Montmorency Collection
Montmorency, a name that echoes through time and across continents
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Montmorency, a name that echoes through time and across continents. From the ancient tales of Moses and the Burning Bush depicted in a 16th-century French miniature, to the bustling rivers of Montmorency, Quebec, Canada where logs are skillfully taken from their watery homes. In Quebec City, the majestic Chutes Montmorency waterfalls cascade with awe-inspiring power, reminding us of nature's grandeur. But history tells another story as well - it whispers of an execution that shook Toulouse in 1632. Marechal Henri II met his tragic fate amidst political turmoil captured forever in an engraving by Paul Lehugeur. Yet not all is somber within this name's legacy. The aquatint portrait of Anne, duc de Montmorenci exudes regal elegance and grace. And even Jean-Jacques Rousseau found his place here as a statue dedicated to him stands tall for all to see. Across the Atlantic Ocean lies yet another connection to this illustrious name. In Newfoundland during the 18th century, scenes unfolded capturing life's daily struggles and triumphs. Meanwhile, engravings took us on a journey from the Mersey River to Ontario - bridging nations with artistry. And let us not forget Constable Montmorency - a figure shrouded in mystery but immortalized through chromolithography. His presence lingers like a phantom haunting our imagination. Montmorency Falls continues its reign as one of Canada's natural wonders; its roaring waters captivating visitors from near and far. And finally, we glimpse into history once more with "The Fortune of War, " an evocative black-and-white photograph that transports us back to times long past. Montmorency: A tapestry woven with threads spanning centuries and continents – each hint offering glimpses into lives lived and stories untold.