Bridgeman Education

ID: PCT4287665

15th century grave wood illustrating a fable of Esope “” the young son and the common woman”” - a young man offers a flower (pink) to a young girl (Thays or Thais) in a garden - courteous love - flirt - tale florets - -

ID: PCT4287683

15th century grave wood illustrating a fable by Esop “the fox and the stork””, inspired by one of the fables of La Fontaine “the fox and the stork” -

ID: PCT4287397

Extreme ontion (extreme anointing, last sacraments): the Virgin Mary and the Devil (Satan) fight for the soul of a dying woman - death, Catholic religion - superstition - Heaven (Paradise) and Hell, good and evil - devotion, depart, beyond - engraving from a religious book beginning in the 20th century -

ID: PCT4287490

Small metier: peddler - dead man to rats with his dog - rat - poison - engraving of the 19th century -

ID: PCT4287887

illustration by Wheat of Victor Hugo's book “” Children”” (the book of the mothers, poems) edition Hetzel end 19th century -

ID: PCT4288072

Bougival: the seine at the beg of the 20th century (postcard)

ID: PCT4287647

Man sitting in front of a desk writing - writer, copyist - writing - detail of a 15th century grave wood -

ID: PCT4287674

15th century grave wood illustrating a fable by Esope “the lion and the donkey hunting”, which inspired the fable of La Fontaine eponymme after being taken over by the Latin fabulist Phedre -

ID: PCT4288155

Destruction (demolition, demantelement) of the Bastille, 1789 to 1791 - Revolution Francaise - Illustration of Job (Jacques Marie Gaston Onfroy de Breville) (1858-19131) for the book “La Cantiniere “” by G. Montorgueil, circa 1900 -

Job, pseudonym for Onfray de Breville, Jacques (1858-1931)

ID: PCT4287851

Paris, 13 February 1932, ministerial crisis: Edouard Herriot (1872-1957) interviewed by journalists at the exit of the Elysee - Press photography of the Rol agency (Paris 1904-1937) -

ID: PCT4287520

First World War 1914-1918 (1914, 1918, 14-18): postcard sent in 1915 - What is a Boche? (letter from a Hairy to his child) - sonnet by Andre Soriac insulting the German soldier - insult - hatred - xenophobia - military propaganda -

ID: PCT4287641

“the cicada and the ant”, after Esope's fable, 15th century (engraving)

ID: PCT4287670

15th century grave wood illustrating a fable by Esope “the fox and the grapes”, which inspired the fable of La Fontaine eponym -

ID: PCT4287740

Young German soldier in uniform with a pointed helmet posing for photography - original photographic print of 1916- First World War 14-18 (1914-1918) - German army -

ID: PCT4286555

First World War 14-18 (1914-1918) - German soldier wearing a tip helmet kissing his wife (or fiancee) before going to battle - German postcard sent in 1917 -” muss i denn zum stadtele 'naus” (hinaus) German popular starting song (farewell) -

ID: PCT4286548

Morlaix: the wharves and the Tobacco Manufacture - exit from the cigarieres - boat - sailboat - Brittany, Finistere - tobacco - postcard Andrieu sent in 1904 -

ID: PCT4285817

First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): French soldiers (hairy) with their dog (mascot) in front of their “cagna” (hut or makeshift shelter brought into or near the trench, made of recuperation materials, here planks and tarpaulin canvas) - trench - front - negative anonymous photographic, private collection -

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: PCT4286673

Portrait of the Indian philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986), photography around 1920.

ID: PCT4286746

A black flag: Chinese bandit and pirate at Tonkin in 1873 - colony - colonialism - Illustration of the book by Emile Lavisse “Tu will soldier”, Armand Colin 1899 - History of a French soldier, stories and patriotic lecons of military education and instruction -

ID: PCT4286765

Title page of Emile Lavisse's book “” Tu seras soldat””, Armand Colin 1899 - Histoire d'un soldat francais, recits et lecons patriotiques d'instruction et d'education militaire - honour et patriotisme - in a classroom (school), the teacher encourages students to make careers in the army -

ID: PCT4286821

Illustration of the book by Emile Lavisse “Tu will soldier”, Armand Colin 1899

ID: PCT4286669

The art of description in Honore de Balzac: portrait of Goupil, character of the novel Ursule Mirouet, cycle of Scenes de la vie de province (La Comedie Humaine) “” Also his face seemed to belong to a hunchback whose hump had been inside”” - engraving by Celestin Nanteuil in the edition Houssiaux 1853 -

ID: PCT4286077

Sainte Barbe (Sainte-Barbe - Barbara) patron saint of miners, firefighters, gunners, artificial, geologists... chromolitography (chromo) early 20th century -

ID: PCT4286172

Title page and frontispiece of a 19th century English edition of the novel “Ivanhoe” by Walter Scott (1771-1832), Scottish writer - on the left the black knight appears at the hermit's, on the right quarterstaff quarterstaff battle between the Saxon Ecuyer Gurth and the brigand The Miller (the thief Meunier) - Yeah.

ID: PCT4286222

Group of French soldiers, c.19th-20th century (photo)

ID: PCT4286274

Good ways: thank, say thank you, gratitude, greeting, greeting, politeness - engraving by Gavarni, 19th century -

ID: PCT4286353

Avenue et Theatre des Gobelins in Paris, 13th, 13th arrondissement - postcard beginning 20th century -

ID: PCT4286553

First World War 14-18 (1914-1918) - German soldier wearing a tip helmet saying “goodbye” to his wife (or fiancee) before going to battle - Zieht im Herbst die Lerche fort - “” Bei des Fruhlings Wiederkehr kommt die Lerch zuruck und Erinn'rung bringt sie her von vergangnem Gluck “” - song German people's departure (farewell) from the 19th century - German postcard framed in the colours of the German flag of the period: black, white and red -

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: PCT4286952

Picturesque and touristic route of the Combe-Laval (Combe Laval) Drome (Vercors, Dauphine, Lente Forest) built in 1896 by the Forestry Administration at the evirons of St Jean-en-Royans (Saint Jean en Royans) - a young elegant tourist contemplating the landscape from the parapet against which a pile of pebbles from the drilling works of rock -

ID: PCT4287046

Illustration of the novel by Jules Renard (1864-1910): Carrot hair, written in 1894, 1924 (engraving)

Poulbot, Francisque (1879-1946)

ID: PCT4287113

The banks of Lot a Veillevie (Vallee du Lot), Cantal, Auvergne: boat navigation - river - boat - postcard beginning 20th century -

ID: PCT4287165

Toulouse (31, Haute-Garonne) - souvenir card with good luck and violets text (violet is the flower emblem of Toulouse “” pink city”) - horseshoe, swallow, Matabiau station - postcard sent in 1915 -

ID: PCT4286641

Les hyppophages (hippophages = eaters of horses), engraving by Honore Daumier (1808-1879) from the newspaper “” Le Charivari “”: “” It is in the best conditions... it is the real time to eat it! “” - mackerel - butcher - horse meat - food scandal -

Daumier, Honore (1808-79)

ID: PCT4286700

Photographic pose session at the beginning of the twentieth century (20th century, circa 1900) - family photo: the father photographs the mother (his wife) posing in the courtyard of the house with their three daughters. The five characters look towards another photographer, for a portrait in the abime of the photographic act - period sepia photo print -

ID: PCT4286785

Armee besieging a fortified city of Roman Antiquity using the turtle's device to reach the walls. Assault of fortifications: the sieges try to stop the progression of the attackers by throwing beams, stones and even mill wheels on their shields - 19th century engraving -

ID: PCT4286823

Illustration of the book by Emile Lavisse “Tu will soldier”, Armand Colin 1899 -

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