Classicism

The eternal dialogue with antiquity. Balanced columns and restrained palettes speak of rational order, yet beneath the marble surface pulses an undying pursuit of universal truth.

  • The Holy Family (1753)

    The Holy Family (1753)

    Nöel Hallé (French, 1711–1781)

    A tender scene unfolds—Mary cradles the infant Jesus while Joseph watches protectively. Warm light bathes the figures, their quiet intimacy framed by classical simplicity. The moment feels both sacred and strikingly human.