Urbain Collection (page 2)

GABRIEL URBAIN FAURE (1845-1924). French composer. Engraving after a sketch, 1896, by John Singer Sargent

Le Verrier & L Philippe
Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier explains the discovery of Neptune to the French King Loius Philippe at the Tuileries

Le Verrier / Astronomer
URBAIN-JEAN-JOSEPH LE VERRIER French astronomer working by lamplight in his study

Loudun - Grandier Accuse
The nuns of the convent of Saint-Ursule accuse Urbain Grandier of throwing a bewitched rose-sprig into their garden, causing them to be victims of his lust

Urbain Grandier / Grasset
URBAIN GRANDIER Priest of Loudun, victim of injustice

Urbain Fardeau gallops into the enemy lines, holds his sword against the enemy commanders neck, and orders him to tell his men to lay down their arms

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"Capturing the Essence of Urbain: A Glimpse into Urban Life in Paris and Beyond" Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Urbain, where cityscapes come alive with a touch of artistic brilliance. From the iconic Place de l'Opera in Paris to the bustling Boulevard des Italiens, every corner tells a unique story. Step back in time and admire "Paris seen from the heights of Montmartre (oil on canvas)" - an exquisite masterpiece that unveils the grandeur of this magnificent city. Delve into its intricate details, as captured by talented artists who bring forth its charm for all to behold. Feel the romance unfold on a "Rainy Afternoon (oil on canvas), " where raindrops dance upon cobblestone streets, creating an enchanting ambiance that only urban life can offer. And through "Urban Street (pencil & w/c on paper), " witness everyday scenes transformed into captivating works of art. Travel beyond Paris and discover other metropolises that have inspired countless creatives throughout history. Marvel at "View of La Belle Jardiniere department store and Pont Neuf, " a snapshot frozen in time capturing both elegance and architectural marvels. Transport yourself to London's Piccadilly with "Piccadilly, 1842 (litho), " where horse-drawn carriages traverse busy streets amidst towering buildings. Admire landmarks like The Monument and St. Magnus Church standing tall against London's ever-changing skyline. Take a moment to appreciate lesser-known gems such as Rue de Scipion or Part of St. Thome Street, Fort St George - glimpses into forgotten corners brought back to life through black-and-white photography or engravings etched by skilled hands. Urbain encapsulates not just physical spaces but also emotions evoked by these urban landscapes; it is an invitation to explore cities through different lenses – be it oil on canvas, pencil and watercolor on paper, or the lens of a camera.