La Dame à la Licorne et le Beau Chevalier. Littérature This "exposition" was written in

This "exposition" was written in French by Benjamin in 1939

the artist seeing himself associated from then on with various national events advocating a virtuous realism

Documents d'Archéologie en Rhône-Alpes (DARA n° 27)

Culturespaces and the Musée Maillol are once again bringing together works rarely shown to the public since

La Dame à la Licorne et le Beau Chevalier. Littérature This "exposition" was written inWritten to order around 1350 on the occasion of a promise of marriage, this chivalric romance intended for a princess is an ambitious witness to the literature of the late Middle Ages. Nourished by a courtly ideal endangered by war, political rivalries, and epidemics, the book does not simply tell a love story modeled on so many others: the poetry, music, dance, and quality of the images celebrate a complete culture of the senses, well before the very