"Cote d'Or 21: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the enchanting world of Cote d'Or, where history comes alive through captivating images. From the iconic Notre Dame to the vibrant streets of Dijon, this collection of photographs takes us back to a bygone era, specifically between 1890-1900. As we delve deeper, we discover a belt worn by members of the Compagnie de la Mere-Folle, a festive and carnival society that thrived in 15th-century Dijon. The intricate engraving on this artifact transports us to an age filled with revelry and merriment. Moving forward in time but still within the realm of Flemish artistry, we encounter stunning tapestries from both the 16th and 17th centuries. These masterpieces showcase exquisite craftsmanship and offer glimpses into historical events or mythical tales that once captivated audiences. Venturing outside city limits, we stumble upon Eglise de Volnay – an architectural gem nestled in Cote d'Or's picturesque landscape. This engraved depiction allows us to appreciate its beauty from afar while igniting our curiosity to explore further. The journey continues with more Flemish tapestries from the 16th century before arriving at Vue de Dijon – an enchanting engraving capturing the essence of this charming cityscape. Its detailed portrayal invites us to wander its streets and immerse ourselves in its rich heritage. No exploration of Cote d'Or would be complete without encountering John "the Intrepid, " Duke of Burgundy – a figure who left his mark on history through his courageous acts. This striking engraving serves as a reminder of his indomitable spirit. Stepping away from visual arts for a moment, we encounter a brass statue honoring Vercingetorix – Gaulish leader who valiantly fought against Roman forces during the Battle of Alesia.