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Vincent Lunardi, Esqr. his dog & his cat Vincent Lunardi, E

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Vincent Lunardi, Esqr. his dog & his cat Vincent Lunardi, E

Vincent Lunardi, Esqr. his dog & his cat. Half-length portrait of Italian balloonist Vincent Lunardi, shown with his pets and tribute verse below the image. Date Novr. 1st, 1784

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Esqr Lunardi Tissandier Vincent Aeronautics


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November 1st, 1784: A Portrait of Italian Aeronaut, Vincent Lunardi, Esqr., and His Beloved Companions, His Dog and Cat This half-length portrait captures the enigmatic figure of Vincent Lunardi, Esqr., an Italian-born British balloonist, in a moment of repose amidst the tranquility of his domestic sanctuary. The image, dated November 1st, 1784, reveals Lunardi in formal attire, seated before an ornate fireplace, engrossed in thought as he gazes into the distance. His faithful companions, a dog and a cat, rest at his feet, their eyes fixed on their master with unwavering loyalty and affection. Lunardi's groundbreaking achievements in the realm of aeronautics had earned him a place in history as one of the pioneers of ballooning. His daring exploits, which began in 1783 when he made his first ascent in a hot air balloon, captivated the public's imagination and paved the way for future explorations in this new and exhilarating field. The tribute verse below the image reads: "VINCENT LUNARDI, Esqr. / AERONAUT / To the Memory of his late dear Friend / TISSANDIER, / Who first taught him to fly." This poignant inscription serves as a testament to the enduring bond between Lunardi and his late friend, the French aeronaut Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier, who tragically lost his life during an attempt to cross the English Channel in a hot air balloon on June 4, 1785. This evocative portrait not only immortalizes the likeness of Vincent Lunardi but also offers a glimpse into the personal side of this extraordinary man, revealing the tender connection he shared with his beloved pets and the profound impact of his friendship with Tissandier.

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