Paul Elek Collection
"Paul Elek: A Journey Through Art and Time" Step into the world of Paul Elek, where art becomes a portal to history and beauty. From the intricate St
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"Paul Elek: A Journey Through Art and Time" Step into the world of Paul Elek, where art becomes a portal to history and beauty. From the intricate St. Mark in the Godescalc Gospel Lectionary, created between 781-783 by the talented artist Godescalc, to Eugene Delacroix's mesmerizing Faust, Wagner and Barbet from 1828 - each piece tells its own story. As we delve further into Elek's collection, we encounter Edouard Vuillard's Place Vintimille, seen from the painter's window in 1917. The vibrant colors transport us to that very moment when Vuillard captured this enchanting scene. Moving on to The Housekeeper painted around 1925 and Mme Kapferer from 1919 - both masterpieces showcase Vuillard's ability to depict intimate moments with remarkable detail. Continuing our exploration of Vuillard's work, Mme Hessel on rue Rivoli takes us back to early 1902 Parisian streets while Bouquet of Pansies, Forget-me-nots, and Daisies reminds us of nature's delicate charm during that era. Edouard Vuillard himself is also celebrated within Elek’s collection through his self-portrait in 1946 as well as Woman with a bowl painted around 1897 – showcasing his versatility as an artist throughout time. But it doesn't stop there; Le Monnier’s mosaic binding signed by Maria Josepha of Saxony transports us back to c1750 with its intricate design while Henry III’s arms adorning a binding from c1585 remind us of regal elegance. Lastly, Astronomique Discours published in 1557 allows us a glimpse into scientific discoveries made centuries ago. With every artwork carefully selected for their historical significance or artistic brilliance by Paul Elek himself – this captivating collection offers an immersive experience like no other.