ICA4854001: Illustration by Eugene Damblans (1865-1945) in Le Pelerin, 31/01/04 - Agricultural grevists attack the regisseur of a property of M. Sere de Riviere - Social, Various facts, Greve, Transport, Agriculture, Forest, Caleche Fiacre Cab - Worker, Horse Horses, Agricultural worker, Serre de Riviere Raymond Adolphe (1815-1895), Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945) / Bridgeman Images
ICA4854331: Illustration of Eugene Damblans (1865-1945) in Le Pelerin, 06/03/04 - An avalanche, at the Pare pass, in the Alps, causing several deaths at the 157th of Infantry - Various facts, Armee, Mountain Mountaineering Climbing, Infantry, Alps, Avalanche - Soldiers, Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945) / Bridgeman Images
ICA4854916: Illustration of Eugene Damblans (1865-1945) in Le Pelerin, 29/05/04 - The calvary of protest raised in Treguier in response to the feasts of Renan and which has just been solemnly inaugurated - Religion Faith, Brittany, Treguier, Catholic Catholicism - Procession, Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945) / Bridgeman Images
ICA4853494: Illustration of Eugene Damblans (1865-1945) in Le Pelerin, 20/10/07 - Solemn entrance to the Palais de Rabat by Mr. Regnault, Minister of France in Morocco - Colonization Colonialism Colonies, Architecture Urbanisme, Morocco, Official Visit - Regnault Eugene (1857-1933), Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945) / Bridgeman Images
PCT4274052: A banquet for the poor (charity - charity committee - Catholic relief - soup - lady patroness). On Christmas Day 1927, Cardinal Ferrari (directed in Paris by Abbe Rivota) organized a mass for the poor, followed by a covered banquet of 2000. Dessin de Damblans (detail) in Pelerin no. 2598 of 9 January 1927. Extract from the text: “” the vast exhibition centre of the Porte de Versailles had been rented for the poor. It was there that more than 2000 unhappy people came to attend Mass and receive the blessing of Bishop Chaptal. After that a banquet was served to them, to the sound of a joyful orchestra, by the ladies of high society and by devoues students.” The work created by Cardinal Andrea Carlo Ferrari (1850-1921), also known as the Compagnie de Saint Paul, is a foundation that brings together canteens for workers, houses of the people and institutions for young girls in difficulty., Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945) / Bridgeman Images