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Victor Hugo descendant de son cabinet de travail à Hauteville House, c.1880. Creator: Georges-Victor Hugo
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Victor Hugo descendant de son cabinet de travail à Hauteville House, c.1880. Creator: Georges-Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo descendant de son cabinet de travail a Hauteville House, c.1880
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This evocative oil painting by Georges-Victor Hugo, titled "Victor Hugo descendant de son cabinet de travail à Hauteville House, c.1880," captures a poignant moment in the life of the renowned French author, Victor Hugo. Depicted here, the elderly Hugo is seen descending the stairs of Hauteville House, his former residence in Jersey, Channel Islands, where he lived in exile from France for nearly twenty years. The historic building, now a museum known as "Maison de Victor Hugo," served as the backdrop for some of his most celebrated works, including "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame." The painting, created in the late 19th century, is a testament to the enduring legacy of the literary giant, who was not only a novelist, poet, and playwright but also a dramatist and a passionate advocate for social justice. The artist, Georges-Victor Hugo, skillfully captures the essence of his grandfather's character, conveying a sense of quiet introspection and deep contemplation. The muted colors and rich textures of the painting add to its historical and emotional resonance, transporting us back to a bygone era. The doorway of Hauteville House, with its intricate woodwork and aged stone, serves as a fitting frame for the portrait, emphasizing the connection between the man and his environment. The painting is a valuable addition to the collections of Paris museums, offering a glimpse into the life of one of France's most celebrated literary figures and a reminder of the power of art to preserve history and inspire future generations.
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