Oudjat. Extrême-Orient Landscapes subsequently became a favorite

Landscapes subsequently became a favorite subject

a Czech artist exiled in Paris after training in Prague and Vienna

Faces of Madness in the Renaissance" at the Château de Kerjean in Saint-Vougay from April 6 to November 3

created by China a good fifteen centuries before ours and which until today has spread its marvelous foliage on a single nourishing trunk

From the territory of the Volques Arecomiques (Languedoc) to that of the Aedui

Oudjat. Extrême-Orient Landscapes subsequently became a favoriteEgypt. Late Period. L 2cm. Green jasper or amazonite amulet representing the Oudjat eye. Perfect condition, tiny scratches.