Phoebus Collection
"Phoebus: A Renaissance Icon of Power, Artistry, and Adventure" Gaston, comte de Foix, dit Phoebus (engraving) - This captivating engraving immortalizes Gaston
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"Phoebus: A Renaissance Icon of Power, Artistry, and Adventure" Gaston, comte de Foix, dit Phoebus (engraving) - This captivating engraving immortalizes Gaston, the Count of Foix, known by his epithet "Phoebus. " With a regal air and commanding presence, he embodies the essence of nobility. Red-figure pottery portraying Eumenides of Aeschyluss tragedy - In this ancient artwork on a Krater vase, Apollo valiantly defends Oreste from the wrathful Furies. Phoebus's association with Apollo highlights his connection to music and poetry. Francis I Phoebus of Foix (1469-1483). King of Navarre - As King Francis I Phoebus ruled over Navarre during a time when art and culture flourished. His patronage supported artists like Leonardo da Vinci and contributed to the Renaissance movement. Apollo and the Muses c. 1520-99 (graphite, pen & wash on paper) - This exquisite drawing depicts Apollo surrounded by muses who inspire creativity in various forms. It reflects Phoebus's appreciation for artistic expression as an essential aspect of life. Ms Fr 9197 Fol. 49 Apollo killing Python from Livre des Eschecs D Amour (vellum) - The mythological tale unfolds on vellum as Apollo triumphantly slays Python with his bow and arrow. Symbolizing victory over darkness and chaos, it mirrors Phoebus's quest for order in both artistry and governance. Hunting Book of Gaston Phoebus: Wolf Hunt / Otter / Boars / The bear / Rabbit Hunt - These stunning illustrations capture Gaston's passion for hunting as depicted in his renowned book. They showcase his prowess as a hunter while also highlighting nature's beauty.