Robert, Nicolas (French, 1614-1685). Red-headed Lovebird [Inseperable a tete rouge (Agapornis pullaris)] Landscape & City which would eventually lead to

which would eventually lead to significant geopolitical changes in the region

they sailed half-starved into Swansea Bay in mid-November 1565

The extraordinary career and oeuvre of the Huguenot artist Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues have only relative- ly recently been defined and described (see Paul Hulton

but correspondence as late as 1901 indicates it was an ongoing project

Robert, Nicolas (French, 1614-1685). Red-headed Lovebird [Inseperable a tete rouge (Agapornis pullaris)] Landscape & City which would eventually lead toNicolas Robert (French, 1614 1685) Red headed Lovebird [Inseperable a tete rouge (Agapornis pullaris)]Numbered 222Pencil, watercolor and gouache, on vellum, with gold borderca. 1675Vellum size: 12 3 4 x 9 3 4 in. Provenance: Private collection, France. Nicolas Robert (French, 1614 1685) Nicolas Robert was one of the greatest natural history artists of the 17th century. His work established standards combining scientific accuracy and aesthetic appeal