Benett, Leon (1839-1917) Assets (117 in total)

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Illustration by Leon Benett of the novel by Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China”, Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. King-Fo, Captain Yin and Detectives Fry and Craig on the Sam-Yep Junk Bridge.
Illustration by Leon Benett of the novel by Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China”, Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. King-Fo, Captain Yin and Detectives Fry and Craig on the Sam-Yep Junk Bridge.

PCT4260202: Illustration by Leon Benett of the novel by Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China”, Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. King-Fo, Captain Yin and Detectives Fry and Craig on the Sam-Yep Junk Bridge., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Illustration from Jules Verne's novel “Le tour du monde en 80 jours””, Hetzel edition/Voyages extraordinaire 1873. Drawing by Léon Benett: a young Indian woman is trapped by Brahmans to be sacrificed during a mortuary rite (human sacrifice).
Illustration from Jules Verne's novel “Le tour du monde en 80 jours””, Hetzel edition/Voyages extraordinaire 1873. Drawing by Léon Benett: a young Indian woman is trapped by Brahmans to be sacrificed during a mortuary rite (human sacrifice).

PCT4259637: Illustration from Jules Verne's novel “Le tour du monde en 80 jours””, Hetzel edition/Voyages extraordinaire 1873. Drawing by Léon Benett: a young Indian woman is trapped by Brahmans to be sacrificed during a mortuary rite (human sacrifice)., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China” - Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879.
frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China” - Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879.

PCT4259499: frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “The Tribulations of a Chinese in China” - Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages 1879., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

illustration of Jules Verne's novel “” Keraban the stubborn””, Hetzel collection/extraordinary voyages 1883. Drawing by Léon Benett: a tartane with some of the heroes of the novel, is caught in a hurricane. It tries to reach the coast, guided by the light beam of the lighthouse.
illustration of Jules Verne's novel “” Keraban the stubborn””, Hetzel collection/extraordinary voyages 1883. Drawing by Léon Benett: a tartane with some of the heroes of the novel, is caught in a hurricane. It tries to reach the coast, guided by the light beam of the lighthouse.

PCT4260043: illustration of Jules Verne's novel “” Keraban the stubborn””, Hetzel collection/extraordinary voyages 1883. Drawing by Léon Benett: a tartane with some of the heroes of the novel, is caught in a hurricane. It tries to reach the coast, guided by the light beam of the lighthouse., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Illustration in chromotypography for
Illustration in chromotypography for

PCT4256248: Illustration in chromotypography for "Clovis Dardentor" by Jules Verne, engraving by L. Benett for the edition Hetzel 1896 (engraving), Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Frontispice of a posthumous book by Jules Verne “” Yesterday and Tomorrow”” (edition Hetzel 1910), constitutes 6 news (some reworked or written entirely by his son Michel Verne): La Famille Raton - 1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, January 1891, M. Re-Dieze and Melle Mi-Bemol -1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, December 1801 93, The destiny of John Morenas - young news by J. Verne remaniee, The Humbug (written around 1863), The 21st Century (The Day of an American Journalist in 2889) - probably written by Michel Verne, and The Eternal Adam - written by Jules Verne at the end of his life. Illustrations by Leon Benett, Felicien de Myrbach and Georges Roux.
Frontispice of a posthumous book by Jules Verne “” Yesterday and Tomorrow”” (edition Hetzel 1910), constitutes 6 news (some reworked or written entirely by his son Michel Verne): La Famille Raton - 1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, January 1891, M. Re-Dieze and Melle Mi-Bemol -1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, December 1801 93, The destiny of John Morenas - young news by J. Verne remaniee, The Humbug (written around 1863), The 21st Century (The Day of an American Journalist in 2889) - probably written by Michel Verne, and The Eternal Adam - written by Jules Verne at the end of his life. Illustrations by Leon Benett, Felicien de Myrbach and Georges Roux.

PCT4263368: Frontispice of a posthumous book by Jules Verne “” Yesterday and Tomorrow”” (edition Hetzel 1910), constitutes 6 news (some reworked or written entirely by his son Michel Verne): La Famille Raton - 1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, January 1891, M. Re-Dieze and Melle Mi-Bemol -1st publication in Le Figaro Illustre, December 1801 93, The destiny of John Morenas - young news by J. Verne remaniee, The Humbug (written around 1863), The 21st Century (The Day of an American Journalist in 2889) - probably written by Michel Verne, and The Eternal Adam - written by Jules Verne at the end of his life. Illustrations by Leon Benett, Felicien de Myrbach and Georges Roux., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Kin-Fo. In
Kin-Fo. In

XEE4405608: Kin-Fo. In "The Tribulations of a Chinese in China", novel by Jules Verne, ed. Hetzel, 1892. Benett drawings., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “” Les 500 millions de la Begum”” - edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire 1879.
Frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “” Les 500 millions de la Begum”” - edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire 1879.

PCT4259641: Frontispice, drawn by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne “” Les 500 millions de la Begum”” - edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire 1879., Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images

Sioux Attacking the Train, illustration from 'Around the World in Eighty Days' by Jules Verne (1828-1905) late 19th century (engraving) (b/w photo)
Sioux Attacking the Train, illustration from 'Around the World in Eighty Days' by Jules Verne (1828-1905) late 19th century (engraving) (b/w photo)

CHT213094: Sioux Attacking the Train, illustration from 'Around the World in Eighty Days' by Jules Verne (1828-1905) late 19th century (engraving) (b/w photo), Benett, Leon (1839-1917) / Bridgeman Images


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