Voyageur Collection
"Voyageur: Exploring the World, from Foggy Landscapes to Adventurous Caravans" Step into the world of the voyageur
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"Voyageur: Exploring the World, from Foggy Landscapes to Adventurous Caravans" Step into the world of the voyageur, a wanderer who seeks new horizons and embraces the unknown. Just like Caspar David Friedrich's masterpiece "The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, " these intrepid souls stand tall amidst vast landscapes, their spirits ignited by a burning desire for discovery. In Frederic Remington's illustrations, we witness voyageurs in action. "VOYAGEURS in Camp for the Night" showcases their resourcefulness as they set up camp under starlit skies, sharing stories around crackling fires. These brave individuals were at the heart of Canada's fur trade, navigating treacherous rivers depicted in Remington's wood engraving "CANADA: FUR TRADE. In a stiff current. " As time progressed, so did transportation methods. The steam omnibus revolutionized travel and opened new possibilities for adventurous souls yearning to explore distant lands. From French steam omnibuses captured in 1895 to Santiago de Chile Omnibus' bustling streets, these vehicles carried voyageurs towards uncharted territories. But it wasn't just about speed; it was also about comfort and style. The De Dion Bouton steam tractor brought luxury on wheels while journeying through picturesque landscapes reminiscent of Chardin's engraved voyager scene. And then came caravans – mobile homes that allowed voyageurs to take their explorations even further. In early 1930s photographs featuring Voyageur caravans paired with Austin Seven or Morris Oxford cars, we glimpse an era where freedom knew no bounds. These images transport us back to France during holidays when families embraced adventure on wheels with Voyageur caravans hitched onto their vehicles—a testament to how this spirit lives on across generations. So let us celebrate those who embody the essence of being a true voyageur—those who dare to wander, explore, and seek the beauty that lies beyond the horizon.