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Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce (colour litho)
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Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce (colour litho)
2795999 Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce. A heroine of the Dauphine region in France who defeated the army of the Duke of Savoy in 1692 during the Nine Years War. An equestrian statue of her was erected in Grenoble. Les femmes heroiques. Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce, a laquelle la ville de Grenoble va elever une statue. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 19 November 1905.); © Look and Learn
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This print showcases a vibrant colour lithograph of Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce, a remarkable figure from the 17th century. Known as a heroine of the Dauphine region in France, she achieved an extraordinary feat by defeating the army of the Duke of Savoy during the Nine Years War. The image depicts her on horseback, exuding strength and determination while wearing traditional armor and a breastplate. The stunning backdrop features majestic mountains, symbolizing both the challenging terrain she conquered and her unwavering patriotism for her country. This equestrian statue erected in Grenoble pays tribute to her heroic actions. The French School's portrayal beautifully captures Philis de La Tour du Pin de la Charce's commanding presence and highlights her pivotal role as a commander in this historical conflict. Her courage is palpable through every brushstroke, inspiring admiration for female soldiers throughout history. This print not only celebrates an exceptional woman but also serves as a reminder of France's rich military heritage. It evokes images of combat troops, armed forces, and horses - all integral elements that shaped this era. Bridgeman Images has flawlessly preserved this piece of artistry from Le Petit Journal published on November 19th, 1905. Its inclusion in private collections ensures its continued appreciation by enthusiasts who value both historical significance and artistic excellence.
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