Ellipse
The Galerie de Portraits collection reflects the multifaceted universe of Rachel Convers' imaginary world, brought to life on pictorial trays. Each figure tells its own story.
In this strange gallery, anthropomorphic animals are treated with the same aesthetic as classical paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries, creating a fascinating fusion of traditional and contemporary art.
Le Renard
An emblematic animal in the works of Jean de La Fontaine, the cunning Fox, with the air of a romantic hero, dons his conqueror's armour without losing the white carnation of passion nestling in his hand.
L'agneau
The Lamb, the emblematic character of Jean de La Fontaine's fables, is the embodiment of purity and innocence, attributes which led to his being condemned without appeal by a brutal and hungry Wolf.
Sapho
Stately demeanor, naturally immaculate skin tattooed with several aristocratic flies, Sapho calls the tune, imposes herself as the leader of "Les Précieuses" and establishes herself as an intellectual, determined to escape from the masculine supremacy of her time.
Bianca
But where does this intriguing detail from the palm of her hand come from?
Bernache
"Go, fly away my beautiful traveling bird!".
Bernache the goose, a powerful and steady flier, is getting ready to leave the wild beach, to glide through the wind and to join his own on the path of his traveling ancestors.
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Specifications
| Model | Bianca or Agneau or Renard or Sapho or Agathe |
| Material | compact birch laminate |
| Weight | 0,9 kgs |
| Dimension | H.55 x 33cm |
| Country of manufacture | Molded in Sweden, cut and packed in France |
| Little extra | Water and heat resistant | Dishwasher safe |