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"Discovering the Artistic Legacy of Lepage: From Joan of Arc to Sarah Bernhardt" Step into the world of Lepage, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance and historical significance. Explore the captivating oil on canvas portrait of Joan of Arc, painted in 1879 by Jules Bastien-Lepage himself. This masterpiece immortalizes the French national heroine, showcasing her strength and determination. Delve further into Lepage's artistry as you encounter his sculpture created by Auguste Rodin in 1889. This exquisite piece captures the essence of Jules Bastien-Lepage, paying homage to his talent and influence. Another notable work is the mesmerizing portrait of Sarah Bernhardt, beautifully rendered by Bastien-Lepage. The artist skillfully portrays her grace and charisma, capturing every intricate detail that made Bernhardt an icon during the 19th century. Lepage's versatility shines through "The Chain, " an evocative oil on canvas painting from 1870. It depicts a powerful narrative that invites viewers to ponder upon its deeper meaning. Beyond paintings and sculptures, Lepage's legacy extends to other realms. Marie Tempest, a renowned British light soprano, graced stages worldwide with her enchanting voice—a testament to Lepage's impact beyond borders. Intriguing artifacts also bear witness to Lepages' influence; such as a smallsword presented by Paris City to Commandant Ildefonse Fave—an emblematic representation of French honor and valor. Transport yourself back in time with double-barreled turn-off flintlock pistols originating from Paris around 1800—exquisite craftsmanship reflecting France's rich history. Even aviation enthusiasts can appreciate Platt-Lepage Aircraft Company Xr-1 Experimental Helicopter—an innovative creation pushing boundaries in aerial exploration.