Bridgeman Education

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ID: PCT4264850

Romanesque architecture: capitals of the twin columns of the cloitre (14th century) of the abbey of Saint Papoul (Saint-Papoul), Aude (11). Gusman/Leemage

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ID: PCT4264876

Gothic architecture: unfinished pillar of the Cathedrale Saint Just and Saint Pasteur (Saint Just and Saint Pasteur) (1272-1340). Narbonne, Aude (11). Gusman/Leemage

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ID: PCT4264882

Gothic architecture: cloitre of the cathedrale Saint Just and Saint Pasteur (Saint-Just and Saint-Pasteur) (1272-1340). Narbonne, Aude (11). Gusman/Leemage

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ID: PCT4264913

Detail of the organ (17th-20th century) of the Basilica of Saint Nazaire (Saint Nazaire). Carcassonne, Aude (11).

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ID: PCT4264923

Tomb of the 14th century of Pierre de Rochefort (eveque of Carcassonne from 1300-1321). The eveque is surrounded by the archdeacon of the diocese Pons de Castillon and the archdeacon Gasc de Rochefort. Basilica of Saint Nazaire (Saint Nazaire). Carcassonne, Aude (11).

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ID: PCT4264956

Romanesque architecture: pillar and vaults of the choir (13th-14th century) of the Basilica of Saint Nazaire (Saint Nazaire). Carcassonne, Aude (11).

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ID: PCT4265009

Pieta in painted stone (16th century). Basilica of Saint Nazaire (Saint Nazaire). Carcassonne, Aude (11).

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ID: PCT4265085

Carnival of Limoux (Aude -11): exit of the Meuniers band on the first day of the carnival. Suckers leave the sub-prefecture after being officially received by the sub-prefet. Photo by Patrice Cartier.

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ID: PCT4268388

Preparations for a meeting of Francois Miterrand before his election as President of the French Republic. Grand Theatre de Carcassonne, Fete de la Rose, June 1980. Photo by Patrice Cartier.

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ID: PCT4268926

South Morocco: at the foot of the Atlas snow, Ryad, pottery village near Tamaloukt, Mentaga mountain, a few kilometres from Taroudannt. Photo by Patrice Cartier.

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ID: PCT4270077

Beziers (Herault, Languedoc, Cathar country). Church of the Madeleine where the inhabitants of the city were massacred on 21 July 1209. “Kill them all, God will recognize his own! “” Photo by Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4270099

Spoulga de Bouan (Ariege, Midi Pyrenees, Pays Cathare): remains of a 14th century troglodyte castle belonging to the Lord of Chateau-Verdun (Chateau Verdun), last refuge of the heretics Albigeois chased by the Inquisition. Photo by Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4270154

Montsegur (Ariege, Midi Pyrenees, Pays Cathare): stele in tribute to the heretical martyrs of the Inquisition (Cathars, Albigeois). Photo by Patrice Cartier.

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ID: PCT4270811

Chateau de Peyrepertuse (Aude, Languedoc, Pays Cathare) Photo by Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4274861

Toulouse (31 - Haute-Garonne - Midi-Pyrenees): Renaissance mansion of Assezat, built between 1555 and 1557 on the plans of Nicolas Bachelier, Toulouse's greatest architect of the Renaissance. The internal court was renewed in 1993. The building houses the Bemberg Foundation. Photo by Patrice Cartier.

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ID: PCT4276015

Montolieu, village du livre - Aude (11) Languedoc-Roussillon - Pays cathare - firm window shutters painted with motifs representing books on shelves. Agreement from owner-artist (bookseller) OK. Photography Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279045

Via Domitia (Via Domitienne or Via Domizia); part of the Roman road pave discovered in 1997 during works at a depth of 2 metres under the square of the town hall of Narbonne (Aude, 11, Languedoc, France). Photo by Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279166

Long live the memorial cross of the 1889 Catholic Mission at the cemetery of Fourtou (Aude, 11, Languedoc) - religion - faith - sky - Photo Patrice Cartier -

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ID: PCT4279643

The Tarn: Sidobre chaos near Castres - two granite blocks at the entrance of a tourist information point: one stands in the way of a menhir, the other carves in the form of the word Sidobre. Photo by Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279706

Mazamet (Tarn - Montagne Noire) partial view from the road to Carcassonne, place known as “point of view”” - Photo Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279822

South of Morocco: Assif Kelmt massif between Taghjijt and Amtoudi (Id Aissa) - rock engraving approx. 2000 to 3000 years BC - human figure - Photo Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279855

South of Morocco - Anti-Atlas: prehistoric site of Adrar Zerzem (Adrar n Zerzem) near Taghjijt - rock engraving approx. 2000 to 3000 years BC - group of three serious giraffes on a rock block - Photo Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279912

South of Morocco - Anti-Atlas: prehistoric site of Adrar Zerzem (Adrar n Zerzem) near Taghjijt - rock engraving approx. 2000 to 3000 years BC - head of cattle with large horns carrying pendeloque - Photo Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4279941

South Morocco - Anti-Atlas: prehistoric site of Adrar Zerzem (Adrar n Zerzem) near Taghjijt - rock engraving approx. 2000 to 3000 BC - group of animals grave on a rock block in a desertic landscape with cactus - Photo Patrice Cartier

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ID: PCT4287076

Saint-Jacques (St Jacques) raising his hand: sculpture of the south portal of the Basilica Saint-Sernin in Toulouse (Haute-Garonne) - religious gesture, gesture of faith - attitude - Romanesque sculpture, Romanesque art around 1100 - Photo Patrice Cartier -

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ID: PCT4288424

Castle late 13th century of Santa Caterina to Torroella de Montgri - Costa Brava, Catalonia, Spain - Photo Patrice Cartier -

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ID: IMO2101315

Bradley Cooper

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ID: ZUM6101954

Dionne goes Blonde: pop-singer, Dionne Warwick who made her name singing hits like ''Anyone who had a heart'' and ''Walk on By" - has changed her hair colour - to blonde. She said in London yesterday: ''I felt depressed and had to do something about it. So I took the plunge.'' She said, ''It's a lovely honey shade, but I may not keep it for long. Next time I get depressed I may change to a red-head", 19th April 1965 (b/w photo)