Guitare Collection
From David Bowie to classical masterpieces, the guitar has been a timeless instrument of musical expression
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From David Bowie to classical masterpieces, the guitar has been a timeless instrument of musical expression. In 1990, David Bowie captivated audiences with his mesmerizing guitar solos and innovative sound. The Street Singer, painted in 1862, immortalizes the beauty of a guitarist lost in their music. Even an engraving from Alphabet showcases the letter G intertwined with images of a giraffe, guitarist, gendarme, and frog - all symbols of creativity and diversity. The enchanting power of the guitar is evident throughout history. Copperplate engravings depict instruments like Mandore, Spanish Guitar, Lute - each string resonating emotions that words cannot express. An alphabet book from 1890 features whimsical illustrations where even a groundhog strums on this magical instrument. Pierre Auguste Renoir's painting captures the grace and passion as a woman plays her guitar in 1897 - her melodies echoing through time. Inspired by La Fontaine's fable 'The Cicada and the Ant, ' we learn that sometimes it's okay to follow our hearts' rhythm instead of conforming to societal expectations. Intriguingly illustrated pages from A French Alphabet Book take us back to 1814 when learning about letters was accompanied by charming depictions of musicians strumming their guitars. And let's not forget Rock and Roll bands who have electrified stages worldwide with their powerful chords and energetic performances. Whether it be rock or classical tunes filling our ears or captivating paintings capturing its essence on canvas since ages past; one thing remains certain: The guitar will forever hold its place as an emblematic symbol of artistic expression.