Armand Jean Duplessis Collection
Armand Jean Duplessis, better known as Cardinal Richelieu, was a prominent figure in French history during the 17th century
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Armand Jean Duplessis, better known as Cardinal Richelieu, was a prominent figure in French history during the 17th century. His influence and power were captured in various artworks from that era. In "Cardinal Richelieu at the Siege of La Rochelle, 1628, " we see him commanding troops with determination and strategic brilliance. This early 20th-century depiction showcases his military prowess. The oil painting "Cardinal Richelieu, 1640" portrays him in all his regal glory. The artist, Jean Morin, captures his stern yet dignified expression, symbolizing his authority as a cardinal and statesman. Jean Morin also created another masterpiece titled "Cardinal de Richelieu. " This portrait exudes elegance and sophistication while highlighting the cardinal's intellectual prowess. "Allegory of France with the Arms of Richelieu" is a symbolic representation of France under Cardinal Richelieu's guidance. It emphasizes peace and prosperity brought about by his astute leadership. Claude Mellan's artwork "Two Cherubs with the Arms of Cardinal Richelieu" showcases the cardinal's coat of arms alongside cherubic figures representing divine protection bestowed upon him. Another creation by Claude Mellan is "Cardinal Richelieu Kneeling Presents His Book to the Virgin and Child. " This piece reflects both religious devotion and political ambition intertwined within this influential figure's life. A stunning portrait titled "Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu" by Claude Mellan captures every detail meticulously. The intricate lines emphasize his sharp intellect while conveying an air of mystery surrounding this enigmatic character. Francois Le Clerc Du Tremblay, also known as le Pere Joseph, was a close confidant to Cardinal Richelieu. In Claude Mellan's work from 1638, we witness their alliance depicted through their shared vision for France's future.