Victoires Collection

The War, praying for Victory in the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires at Paris (engraving)
1104550 The War, praying for Victory in the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires at Paris (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The War)

Grand Hotel des Victoires, Yvetot, Normandy, France. circa 1910

Cabinet des medailles, Medaille commemorative, argent, des victoires navales des Danois en 1677 (engraving)
3645439 Cabinet des medailles, Medaille commemorative, argent, des victoires navales des Danois en 1677 (engraving) by French School

Statue of Louis XIV taken down in the Place des Victoires (engraving)
820453 Statue of Louis XIV taken down in the Place des Victoires (engraving) by Prieur, (fl.1800); Private Collection; (add.info.: Statue of Louis XIV taken down in the Place des Victoires, 11, 12)

Paris, France - La Place des Victoires with central statue of Louis XIV on horseback Date: circa 1904

Place des Victoires Louis le Grand renverse
Place des Victoires: Louis le Grand renverse pour faire place a la Colonne de la Liberte et de l Egalite, Engraving, 1792 or after

Place des Victoires French November 10 1871 Albumen silver print
Place des Victoires; French; November 10, 1871; Albumen silver print

Church of Notre Dames des Victoires, Quebec, Canada Date: circa 1910s

Mary Devotional Card
Mary depicted as Notre-Dame des Victoires, madonna of the Archeconfrerie of the extremely holy and immaculate heart of Mary, crowned by Monseigneur Pacca. And Jesus

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"Victoires: A Symbol of Triumph and Resilience" Throughout history, the concept of "victoires" has been intertwined with various aspects of human existence. From the battlegrounds to places of worship, from grand hotels to commemorative medals, this word holds a profound significance. In times of war, when nations are torn apart by conflict and chaos reigns supreme, people turn to their faith for solace and hope. The Church of Notre Dame des Victoires in Paris becomes a sanctuary where prayers for victory echo through its hallowed halls. Engraved images depict fervent believers seeking divine intervention during tumultuous times. Traveling northward to Yvetot in Normandy, France, we encounter the majestic Grand Hotel des Victoires. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to resilience and triumph over adversity. It serves as a reminder that even amidst challenges, victories can be achieved. Delving into history further reveals an intriguing medal commemorating Danish naval victories in 1677. Crafted from silver and engraved with meticulous detail at the Cabinet des medailles, it immortalizes moments when valorous sailors conquered the seas under Denmark's banner. The statue of Louis XIV being taken down in Place des Victoires is another powerful symbol associated with victoires. As empires rise and fall throughout time, this engraving captures an era's end while paving the way for new beginnings—a visual representation that no victory lasts forever. Paris' very own La Place des Victoires exudes grandeur and elegance—an embodiment of triumphant spirits that have graced its streets throughout centuries past. Its allure lies not only in its architecture but also in its ability to evoke emotions tied to victorious moments etched into history books. Yet victories are not always celebrated on battlefields or city squares; they can also manifest within artistic expressions like Odilon Redon's painting titled "Il y eut des luttes et des vaines victoires.