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XEE4166696: Feast of Saint Ambrose, Saint Gervais and Saint Protais in the Church of San Marco in Milan, 14 May 1874: under a large canopy there is a hunt in which the relics of the three patron saints of Milan are preserved. Engraving in “” Le Monde Illustré”” n°896 of 13 June 1874., French School, (19th century) / Bridgeman Images
XEE4166705: Aeronautics: the ascent of the “Polar Star” balloon in 1874. To combat respiratory problems encountered at high altitude, the two aeronautics fitted balloons containing oxygen and inhaled through the mouth using a rubber hose. Engraving in “” Le Monde Illustré”” n°886 of 4 April 1874., French School, (19th century) / Bridgeman Images
XEE4166753: Cartoon about men. A narcissistic gentleman admires his high-form hat with regret in a mirror. “” Those idiots who have fun wearing hats with too narrow edges are because the edges of mine seem too wide!” Engraving in “” Petite Journal pour Rire”” by A. Grevin, 1879., Anonymous / Bridgeman Images
XEE4167028: Queen Marie Antoinette and the dolphin at the time of arrest. Portrait of comedian Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in the role of Marie-Antoinette for the theatre play “” Varennes” by Henri Lavedan (1859-1940) and Theodore Gosselin, known as G. Lenotre (1855-1935). One of “Le Soleil-du-dimanche” of June 12, 1904., French School, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images
XEE4165778: 1829, the Ottoman Empire under Sultan Mahmud II (Mahmud) II (1784-1839): but a mysterious hand appears and pulls to it the rug which diminishes. It's the turn of the Crescent to go back. The sultan is worried. Illustration by Felix Lorioux (1872-1964), 1913., Lorioux, Felix (1872-1964) / Bridgeman Images