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Moritz, A. R. (fl.1920s)

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Name
Moritz, A. R. (fl.1920s)
Nationality
French
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Like the Americans of the Bonus Bill, English people who are taking part in the Hunger March heading to London. Moritz illustration. In “” Le Pelerin”” of November 13, 1932.
Frontpage of french newspaper
The occupation of the Ruhr, a German industrial region, by the French, following the decisions taken during the Versailles Treaty (1919) forcing Germany to impose severe sanctions and economic reparations on the allied countries. Illustration taken from “” Le Petite Journal”” 28/01/1923 Private collection.
French soldiers in the Ruhr - in
Illustration from 'Le Pelerin' of the Ossuary at Douaumont, 1st World War memorial, inaugurated in August 1932 (colour litho)
Convicts leaving Saint Martin de Re for the penal colony of Cayenne in Guyana, published by Le Pelerin, 24th November 1929 (colour litho)
The opening of the 1931 International Colonial Exhibition. The President of the Republic Gaston Doumergue (1863-1937) inaugurated the International Colonial Exhibition in Vincennes, together with Marechal Hubert (Louis-Hubert-Gonzalve) Lyautey (1854-1934), general curator of the Exhibition. Moritz illustration. In “” Le Pelerin”” of 21 May 1931
The departure for the pasture in the Simmental Valley (Switzerland) - shepherds preparing to leave with their herds. Moritz illustration. In “” Le Pelerin”” of April 10, 1932.
Hunting scene among the pygmees of West Africa: in the forests of Ituri, the pygmees have traps consisting of a large block of very heavy wood in which a long, very sharp epieu is planted. Passing under the trap, the animal touches a thin cord and detaches the epieu poisons, which nails it to the ground. Moritz illustration. In “” Le Pelerin”” of February 19, 1933.
Giant omelette on the occasion of the “Egg Day” held in Chehalis, near Washington, USA. Moritz illustration. In “” Le Pelerin”” of April 23, 1933.
Abbe Rudynsky, founding director, in his workshop of mechanical learning at the Hermitage in Sannois, Seine and Oise (current Val d'Oise (95). Illustration of Moritz in “” Le Pelerin”” of August 3, 1930.
Parisian sketches, a concert Place Blanche in aid of the free meals of Montmartre, illustration from 'Le Pelerin', 22nd January 1933 (colour litho)
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