Maillart Collection

Maillart, a name that resonates with various artistic realms and historical events

Maillart Collection: Portrait of the Composer AimeMaillart (1817-1871)

Portrait of the Composer AimeMaillart (1817-1871)
Portrait of the Composer Aime Maillart (1817-1871). Private Collection

Maillart Collection: Portrait of a Lady, Standing Full Length, Wearing a Cream Dress and a Red Cloak

Portrait of a Lady, Standing Full Length, Wearing a Cream Dress and a Red Cloak
658412 Portrait of a Lady, Standing Full Length, Wearing a Cream Dress and a Red Cloak, (oil on canvas) by Maillart, Diogene Ulysse Napoleon (1840-1926); 227x149 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Maillart Collection: Maillart, Les Dragons de Villars (chromolitho)

Maillart, Les Dragons de Villars (chromolitho)
667149 Maillart, Les Dragons de Villars (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Maillart, Les Dragons de Villars. Card published by Guerin-Boutron, c 1900)

Maillart Collection: Portrait of the Composer Aime Maillart (1817-1871). Creator: Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Aime Maillart (1817-1871). Creator: Anonymous
Portrait of the Composer Aime Maillart (1817-1871). Private Collection

Maillart Collection: Law Courts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Law Courts, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Designed by French architect Norbert Maillart, the bulding that houses Argentinas Supreme Court was completed in 1910

Maillart Collection: Indigenous male inhabitant of Bolivia, South America, 19th century. Artist: Maillart

Indigenous male inhabitant of Bolivia, South America, 19th century. Artist: Maillart
Indigenous male inhabitant of Bolivia, South America, 19th century

ALFRED DE MUSSET (1810-1857). French poet. Drawing by Maillart

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Maillart, a name that resonates with various artistic realms and historical events. From the captivating portraits of composer Aime Maillart to the vibrant depiction of a lady in her cream dress and red cloak, Maillart's artistry knows no bounds. The chromolitho masterpiece "Les Dragons de Villars" showcases his talent for capturing dynamic scenes. But Maillart's creativity extends beyond portraiture. In the Law Courts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, his architectural prowess shines through as he leaves an indelible mark on the cityscape. Meanwhile, his brushstrokes bring to life an indigenous male inhabitant from 19th century Bolivia, offering us a glimpse into South American history. Not limited to visual arts alone, Maillart delves into storytelling through Loyset Liedet's artwork depicting the murder of Etienne Marcel in 1358. This historical event is brought vividly to life thanks to Maillart's attention to detail and ability to evoke emotions. However, it is not only others' stories that captivate him; he also immortalizes renowned figures like poet Alfred de Musset through his drawings. With each stroke of his pen or brush, Maillard captures their essence and preserves their legacy for generations to come. In this vast array of works attributed to him lies the enigmatic figure himself: Etienne Marcel. Whether it be in portrait form or mentioned alongside other notable names like Aime Maillart or Alfred de Musset, Etienne Marcel remains an intriguing character who continues to inspire artists throughout time. Through these glimpses into different facets of art and history associated with maestro Maillart emerges a narrative woven by passion and dedication – one that invites us all on a journey through time and imagination.