Bridgeman Education

ID: PCT4259972

Frontispice of Jules Verne's novel “” Sans dessus dessous”””, Hetzel collection/voyages extraordinaire 1889. Drawing by George Roux.

ID: PCT4259983

Illustration of Jules Verne's novel “Sans dessus dessous””, Hetzel collection/voyages extraordinaire 1889. Drawing by George Roux: construction of the giant cannon to modify the axis of rotation of the Earth;

$illustration of Jules Verne's book “” Adventures of Captain Hatteras””, Hetzel collection/Extraordinary Voyages 1866, drawing by Riou: the crew of the brig Forward is terrorized by the appearance of a monster on the shore (in fact the silhouette made gigantic by refraction, of the dog Duk, which sailors call DOG-captain).$

ID: PCT4260010

illustration of Jules Verne's book “” Adventures of Captain Hatteras””, Hetzel collection/Extraordinary Voyages 1866, drawing by Riou: the crew of the brig Forward is terrorized by the appearance of a monster on the shore (in fact the silhouette made gigantic by refraction, of the dog Duk, which sailors call DOG-captain).

ID: PCT4260033

Illustration of the novel 'Ile Mysterieuse' by Jules Verne, 1874 (engraving)

Férat, Jules-Descartes (1829-1906)

ID: PCT4260219

Illustration of the novel by Daniel de Foe or Defoe (1660 - 1731) “Robinson Crusoe””. Engraving 18th century by Delignon from a drawing by Stothart. Robinson on his island, shelters under his umbrella

ID: PCT4260235

Engraving by George Roux for the Hetzel edition of R-L's novel. Stevenson “The island of treasor, late 19th. Refuge at the top of a sailboat's mat, Jim Hawkins shoots a gun at a sailor revolt chasing him.

ID: PCT4260310

Engraving on the cover of the supplement to the Petitel Journal n°1243, 18 October 1914: General Noel Edouard de Curieres de Castelnau (1851-1944) in front of his son, Gerald de Castelnau, who died after being wounded on the battlefield: “Go, my son, you have the most beautiful death anyone could wish for.”

ID: PCT4260350

stamp issued on 2/5/1978 in Monaco, in tribute to the writer Jules Verne and his “Extraordinary Voyages”. Evocation of the novel “Captain Grant's Children”.

ID: PCT4258664

Ramon Novarro (Ramon Samamégo by his real name) and Marceline Day, in the film A certain young man. Cinémagazine postcard.

ID: PCT4258669

Portrait of the film actor Ramon Novarro (Ramon Samamégo by his real name).

ID: PCT4258743

Actor in Pulcinella (Polichinelle), grotesque character of Neapolitan farce.

ID: PCT4258771

Illustration by George Roux for a book by Jules Verne: frontispiece of the double volume (first print 1901), including the two novels “” Le village aerien”” and “Les histoires de Jean-Marie Cabidoulin””. Hetzel Edition/Extraordinary Voyages, Known and Unknown Worlds.

Roux, George (1853-1929)

ID: PCT4258837

Illustration by George Roux for Jules Verne's book “The Aerien Village”” (1901), Hetzel edition/Extraordinary Voyages, Known and Unknown Worlds. Arrival of the explorers in the village perched in the trees of the Wagddis (monkeys of the Congolese forest)

Roux, George (1853-1929)

ID: PCT4258915

Representation of Christ on the throne: Christ in mandorle surrounds the four evangelists (tetramorph). Basilica Saint Sernin, Toulouse.

ID: PCT4258922

Morocco: Marrakech, Bahia Palace. Baraka calligraphy.

ID: PCT4258931

Romantic vision of an industrial area where nature, houses and factories coexist ideally. Postcard from 1900.

ID: PCT4258960

Family portrait: model family image. Postcard 1900.

ID: PCT4258974

How to treat men as they deserve: a woman leads a man to the wand. Postcard 1900

ID: PCT4259011

Figure fencing: development, third position. 1900

ID: PCT4259032

Portrait of a bourgeois family around 1900.

ID: PCT4297095

Bust in marble of Tibere (Tiberius Caesar Divi Augusti Filius Augustus 42 BC - 37 AD. BC, second Roman emperor from 14 to 37. It belongs to the Julio Claudian dynasty - Tete realised in 14 or 15 AD. It was discovered in Beziers in 1844. The original is preserved at the Musee Saint-Raymond in Toulouse, a molding at the Musee du vieux bitterois de Beziers - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4297128

Illustration for the theatre play Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832): engraving (1873) by August von Kreling (1819 - 1876) - The pact between Faust and the demon Mephistopheles (Mephisto, Devil) - They shake hands under the gaze of Death holding his fake and his hourglass -

ID: PCT4297142

Maitress of rural school in the 1950s (circa 1950): on Tuesday, November 30, 1954, this teacher gives the vocabulary lecture on hunting by means of a pedagogic poster Rossignol - blackboard, billboard, pedagogy, school method, teaching, teaching materials, illustration board -

ID: PCT4297197

Ron Wood (Ronnie, Ronald David Wood) playing in concert (electric guitar) with rock band and Roll (Rock & Roll) The Faces in 1972 - Guitarist and bass player member of rock band Rolling Stones, Ron Wood (born 1947) playing guitar in 1972 with the Faces - photo Urve Kuusik -

ID: PCT4297219

Hurricane in Martinique in the harbor and on the city of Saint-Pierre in the 19th century. In the 19th century, four cyclones were ahead of the Caribbean coast: On September 3, 1804, a raz de maree caused by a cyclone hit the Martinique coast. At Saint-Pierre, seventeen boats sink or are thrown at the coast. At Fort de France, seven ships disappeared in the harbor. On July 23, 1813, a hurricane blowing from the northwest passed north of Martinique. The churches of Robert and Macouba were destroyed as well as many houses. In Saint-Pierre, warehouses and shops set up on the seafront are carried away by the waves. In the harbor about 40 boats are sinking. On the night of September 4 to 5, 1883, a new cyclone hit Martinique. At Saint-Pierre, twenty boats were thrown off the coast and many roofs were torn by the wind. At Morne Rouge, most buildings are damaged. In St. Mary the roof of the church is partly washed away, and from Carbet to Lamentin the plantations are either flooded or torn by

ID: PCT4297281

Carnival of Limoux Languedoc-Roussillon, France - Carnival of Limoux (11, Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie): exit of the Meuniers on the central square, the first day of the Carnival - mask, disguise - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4297295

Carnival of Limoux Languedoc-Roussillon, France - Carnival of Limoux (11, Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie): exit of the Meuniers on the central square, the first day of the Carnival - mask, disguise - music: band - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4297300

Carnival of Limoux Languedoc-Roussillon, France - Carnival of Limoux (11, Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie): exit of the Meuniers on the central square, the first day of the Carnival - mask, disguise - music: band - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4297379

Carnival of Limoux Languedoc-Roussillon, France - Carnival of Limoux (11, Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie): exit of the Meuniers (with their whips) in the center of the city, on the first day of Carnival - a Miller mask slips into the crowd - disguising - Photo Patrice Cartier -