Entrevue Collection
"Capturing Historical Encounters
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"Capturing Historical Encounters: A Glimpse into the World of 'Entrevue'" Step back in time and witness the first meeting between Louis XVIII and Marie-Caroline-Ferdinande, a significant moment at the Croix de St. Herem in the enchanting Forest of Fontainebleau on June 15th, 1816. This captivating coloured engraving from 1816-30 transports us to an era filled with intrigue and royal diplomacy. Another remarkable encounter depicted is the meeting between Louis XIV and Philippe IV at Isle des Faisans on November 7th, 1659. The oil on canvas painting immortalizes this historic event where two powerful monarchs engaged in discussions that would shape their nations' destinies. Intriguingly, we also explore an engraving titled "Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Entrevue; Interview; Zusammenkunft, " shedding light on different languages' interpretations of this concept. It showcases how diverse cultures perceive these encounters throughout history. The engravings continue to captivate as they transport us to witness pivotal moments like "La derniere entrevue de l Empereur Guillaume et du prince de Bismark" in 1888 or the "Entrevue entre le commandant Desfosses et le sultan d Anjouan" in 1846. These meetings reveal political alliances being forged or tensions diffused through diplomatic negotiations. Delving deeper into historical encounters, we discover a mesmerizing gouache-on-paper artwork depicting Babur's meeting with Bedi Az Zaman Mirza during the16th-17th century. This vibrant piece offers a glimpse into cultural exchanges amidst shifting empires. Not limited to royalty alone, our journey takes us to witness other significant gatherings such as the departure ceremony at Usine e gaz de Vaugirard on October 3rd, 1870.