L'Eloquence / De Welsprekendheid by Charles Perrault

L'Eloquence / De Welsprekendheid 1693

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aged paper

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paragraph style

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journal

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stylized text

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thick font

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handwritten font

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classical type

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word imagery

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historical font

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columned text

"L'Eloquence / De Welsprekendheid" (1693) is an engraving by Charles Perrault, a French writer and literary critic. It features two panels with French and Dutch text. The left panel features the French title "L'Eloquence" and a poetic description of the power of eloquence, highlighting its ability to overcome even the might of arms. The right panel in Dutch, "De Welsprekendheid," emphasizes the importance of eloquence for public figures like preachers. The artwork demonstrates Perrault's interest in the art of language and its impact on society. This engraving exemplifies the artistic printmaking techniques of the 17th century and contributes to the understanding of the role of rhetoric and persuasive speech in the era.

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