Autruche Collection
"Captivating and Majestic: The Autruche in Various Art Forms" Step into the world of the autruche, commonly known as the ostrich
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"Captivating and Majestic: The Autruche in Various Art Forms" Step into the world of the autruche, commonly known as the ostrich, through a collection of captivating art pieces that showcase its beauty and significance. In an engraving by Alfred Paris from 1886, we are transported to a time when ostrich hunting was a popular activity. This illustration, featured in Emile Daireaux's story "Voyage a la Plata, " takes us on an adventurous journey filled with excitement and danger. Moving forward to fresco artwork inspired by Pietro d Albano's astrological theories, we encounter "Ostrich, River, Cobbler, Religion, Carpenter and Grinder: The Month of January. " This piece depicts the ostrich alongside various symbols representing different aspects of life during this month. It reminds us of the intricate connections between nature and human existence. Le Vocabulaire Illustre presents us with an engraving titled "Autruche; Ostrich; Strauss, " offering a visual representation of these magnificent creatures. Their elegance is captured in this simple yet striking image. The fables by La Fontaine come alive through one such tale called "The Donkey and the Dolphin (Le singe et le dauphin). " Here we witness how even animals can teach valuable lessons about friendship and trust. Transporting ourselves back in time to ancient Rome, we discover a mosaic depicting a fierce battle between gladiators and animals. Among them stands the mighty ostrich - symbolizing strength amidst adversity. Delving deeper into cultural references surrounding autruches brings us to "The Ostrich Hen" - perhaps highlighting their nurturing qualities or their role within family dynamics. "The Little Conde" introduces us to another aspect of these fascinating birds within Paris' famous Garden of Plants. Whether it be for educational purposes or simply for admiration, they have found their place among other exotic creatures.