A Game-keepers house, illustration from Habitations Champetres published Paris, c.1895

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"A Game-keeper's House" is a notable illustration from the collection "Habitations Champêtres," published in Paris around 1895. This work is part of a larger oeuvre by Victor Jean-Baptiste Petit, a French architect and illustrator known for his detailed depictions of rural and picturesque dwellings. The illustration captures the essence of rural architecture during the late 19th century, reflecting Petit's keen eye for architectural detail and his ability to convey the charm and simplicity of country living.

Victor Jean-Baptiste Petit (1817–1871) was not only an architect but also a prolific illustrator, whose works provided a valuable visual record of rural and vernacular architecture in France during his time. "Habitations Champêtres" stands out as a significant contribution to architectural literature, offering insights into the design and aesthetics of country houses and estates. The collection, through Petit's detailed lithographs, serves as a historical document showcasing the architectural styles and landscape designs of the period.

The illustration of "A Game-keeper's House" specifically highlights the functional yet picturesque qualities of such dwellings, designed to blend harmoniously with their natural surroundings. These houses were integral to the large estates of the era, housing the gamekeepers who managed the wildlife and hunting grounds for the estate's owners. Petit's work captures the dual aspects of these houses: their practical role in the management of rural estates and their contribution to the scenic beauty of the French countryside.

In the broader context of architectural history and illustration, Victor Jean-Baptiste Petit's "Habitations Champêtres" and, by extension, "A Game-keeper's House," exemplify the 19th-century fascination with rural architecture and the idealization of country living. This illustration, along with the rest of the collection, remains a valuable resource for historians, architects, and enthusiasts interested in the architectural and cultural heritage of rural France.

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