Bussy Collection

LYTTON STRACHEY (1880-1932). English writer. Pastel, 1904, by Simon Albert Bussy

Bussy Adrien Alban Tournachon French 1825 1903
Bussy; Adrien Alban Tournachon (French, 1825 - 1903); France; 1860; Salted paper print; 17.4 × 22.2 cm (6 7, 8 × 8 3, 4 in.)

Jean Bussy-Leclerc
JEAN BUSSY-LECLERC French governor of the Bastille prison, Paris Date: flourished 1589

Bussy-Rabutin
ROGER de RABUTIN, comte de BUSSY, known as BUSSY-RABUTIN French soldier, known for his libertine lifestyle, echoed in his writings for which he was exiled from the court Date: 1618 - 1693

France Bussy Rabutin
Le chateau, built in 1649 on the site of an older building by Roger de Bussy-Rabutin, who divided his time between here and the Bastille, whence released on medical grounds. Date: circa 1810

KOREA: SEOUL, 1920s. Myongdong, the busiest street in Seoul, Korea, photographed in the 1920s

Antoine Alexandre Brutus Bussy (1794-1882) French chemist, physician and pharmacist, born at Marseilles. In 1828, independently of Wohler, Bussy isolated the element beryllium

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"Bussy: A Multifaceted Legacy of Art, Politics, and History" From the vibrant strokes of Simon Albert Bussy's pastel portrait capturing the essence of Lytton Strachey to the bustling streets of Myongdong in 1920s Seoul, the name "Bussy" resonates with a diverse range of talents and accomplishments. One cannot overlook the influential figures associated with this surname. M. Georges Benjamin Clemenceau, renowned as the French Premier, paid a visit to the 4th Division - an event that undoubtedly left an indelible mark on history. Meanwhile, Adrien Alban Tournachon Bussy showcased his artistic prowess through his works that continue to captivate art enthusiasts even today. The legacy extends beyond individuals; it encompasses places as well. Jean Bussy-Leclerc stands tall among those who have shaped their surroundings for generations to come. And who can forget Bussy-Rabutin? The very mention evokes images of grandeur and elegance synonymous with France's rich cultural heritage. But let us not confine our exploration solely within borders; Antoine Alexandre Brutus Bussy takes us into the realm of science and innovation as a distinguished chemist, physician, and pharmacist from France. Indeed, "bussy" transcends time and space – from historical portraits capturing moments frozen in time to busy streets teeming with life in distant lands like Seoul. It reminds us that legacies are built upon passion, talent, dedication – qualities embodied by these remarkable individuals throughout history. So let us celebrate this multifaceted legacy called "bussy, " which weaves together artistry, politics, history – leaving an imprint on our collective memory for years to come.