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Illustration for the song “” Bonjour belle Rosine”” in the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.
Illustration for the song “” Bonjour belle Rosine”” in the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.

PCT4280376: Illustration for the song “” Bonjour belle Rosine”” in the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280376

Illustration for the song “” Bonjour belle Rosine”” in the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.

Illustration for “” Poor Jacques” (lyrics of the Marquise de Travanet) in the book “” Chants et chansons populaires de la France”” Plon 1859.
Illustration for “” Poor Jacques” (lyrics of the Marquise de Travanet) in the book “” Chants et chansons populaires de la France”” Plon 1859.

PCT4280417: Illustration for “” Poor Jacques” (lyrics of the Marquise de Travanet) in the book “” Chants et chansons populaires de la France”” Plon 1859. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280417

Illustration for “” Poor Jacques” (lyrics of the Marquise de Travanet) in the book “” Chants et chansons populaires de la France”” Plon 1859.

The lyrical comedy “” Scarron” by Catulle-Mendes at the Theatre de la Gaite in Paris: comedian Mademoiselle Sylvie in the role of Francoise d'Aubigne (1635-1719) wife of Paul Scarron (1610-1660) and future Madame de Maintenon, Marquise, governess of the children of King Louis XIV whom she married after the Queen's death - photo Thieu Deroche on the cover of Le Theatre magazine no 153 of May 1905 -
The lyrical comedy “” Scarron” by Catulle-Mendes at the Theatre de la Gaite in Paris: comedian Mademoiselle Sylvie in the role of Francoise d'Aubigne (1635-1719) wife of Paul Scarron (1610-1660) and future Madame de Maintenon, Marquise, governess of the children of King Louis XIV whom she married after the Queen's death - photo Thieu Deroche on the cover of Le Theatre magazine no 153 of May 1905 -

PCT4280471: The lyrical comedy “” Scarron” by Catulle-Mendes at the Theatre de la Gaite in Paris: comedian Mademoiselle Sylvie in the role of Francoise d'Aubigne (1635-1719) wife of Paul Scarron (1610-1660) and future Madame de Maintenon, Marquise, governess of the children of King Louis XIV whom she married after the Queen's death - photo Thieu Deroche on the cover of Le Theatre magazine no 153 of May 1905 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280471

The lyrical comedy “” Scarron” by Catulle-Mendes at the Theatre de la Gaite in Paris: comedian Mademoiselle Sylvie in the role of Francoise d'Aubigne (1635-1719) wife of Paul Scarron (1610-1660) and future Madame de Maintenon, Marquise, governess of the children of King Louis XIV whom she married after the Queen's death - photo Thieu Deroche on the cover of Le Theatre magazine no 153 of May 1905 -

young woman sitting, thinking a book open on her knees. anonymous positive glass plate, late 19th or early 20th century -
young woman sitting, thinking a book open on her knees. anonymous positive glass plate, late 19th or early 20th century -

PCT4280473: young woman sitting, thinking a book open on her knees. anonymous positive glass plate, late 19th or early 20th century - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280473

young woman sitting, thinking a book open on her knees. anonymous positive glass plate, late 19th or early 20th century -

Dragon sculpts on the main iron gate made by Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926), 1884-1887 Finca Guell, Avenida Pedralbes 7-15, Barcelona (Spain). Photo by Patrice Cartier.
Dragon sculpts on the main iron gate made by Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926), 1884-1887 Finca Guell, Avenida Pedralbes 7-15, Barcelona (Spain). Photo by Patrice Cartier.

PCT4280492: Dragon sculpts on the main iron gate made by Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926), 1884-1887 Finca Guell, Avenida Pedralbes 7-15, Barcelona (Spain). Photo by Patrice Cartier., Gaudi, Antoni (1852-1926) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280492

Dragon sculpts on the main iron gate made by Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926), 1884-1887 Finca Guell, Avenida Pedralbes 7-15, Barcelona (Spain). Photo by Patrice Cartier.

Gaudi, Antoni (1852-1926)

First issue of the booklets “” The Sunday soap operas” 1875 - publication of the serial “La Jeive du Chateau-Trumpet” by Pierre Alexix Ponson du Terrail, writer, serietonist 1829-1871 -
First issue of the booklets “” The Sunday soap operas” 1875 - publication of the serial “La Jeive du Chateau-Trumpet” by Pierre Alexix Ponson du Terrail, writer, serietonist 1829-1871 -

PCT4280494: First issue of the booklets “” The Sunday soap operas” 1875 - publication of the serial “La Jeive du Chateau-Trumpet” by Pierre Alexix Ponson du Terrail, writer, serietonist 1829-1871 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280494

First issue of the booklets “” The Sunday soap operas” 1875 - publication of the serial “La Jeive du Chateau-Trumpet” by Pierre Alexix Ponson du Terrail, writer, serietonist 1829-1871 -

artisan panel in a country road in southern France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense of entering “” poorly written (private property - defense of between) -
artisan panel in a country road in southern France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense of entering “” poorly written (private property - defense of between) -

PCT4280499: artisan panel in a country road in southern France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense of entering “” poorly written (private property - defense of between) - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280499

artisan panel in a country road in southern France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense of entering “” poorly written (private property - defense of between) -

artisan sign in a country road in the south of France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense to enter “” miswritten (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -
artisan sign in a country road in the south of France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense to enter “” miswritten (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -

PCT4280504: artisan sign in a country road in the south of France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense to enter “” miswritten (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280504

artisan sign in a country road in the south of France in front of a pinede, trees burned by a forest fire: “” private property - defense to enter “” miswritten (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -

handcrafted panel in a country road: “” private property - defense to enter “” badly written (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -
handcrafted panel in a country road: “” private property - defense to enter “” badly written (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -

PCT4280508: handcrafted panel in a country road: “” private property - defense to enter “” badly written (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280508

handcrafted panel in a country road: “” private property - defense to enter “” badly written (private property - defense of between) - misspelling - illiteracy - prohibition -

The comedy “” La Poule et le coq”” at the Theatre des Varietes in Paris: comedians Mademoiselle Lavalliere (La Poule) and Max Dearly (Le Coq) - photo by Reutlinger on the cover of the magazine Le Theatre n. 123 of February 1904 -
The comedy “” La Poule et le coq”” at the Theatre des Varietes in Paris: comedians Mademoiselle Lavalliere (La Poule) and Max Dearly (Le Coq) - photo by Reutlinger on the cover of the magazine Le Theatre n. 123 of February 1904 -

PCT4280523: The comedy “” La Poule et le coq”” at the Theatre des Varietes in Paris: comedians Mademoiselle Lavalliere (La Poule) and Max Dearly (Le Coq) - photo by Reutlinger on the cover of the magazine Le Theatre n. 123 of February 1904 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280523

The comedy “” La Poule et le coq”” at the Theatre des Varietes in Paris: comedians Mademoiselle Lavalliere (La Poule) and Max Dearly (Le Coq) - photo by Reutlinger on the cover of the magazine Le Theatre n. 123 of February 1904 -

Morocco, Atlas. Hamlet of traditional Berber houses near Imolas (Had d'Imolas), north of Taroudannt (Taroudant). Photo by Patrice cartier.
Morocco, Atlas. Hamlet of traditional Berber houses near Imolas (Had d'Imolas), north of Taroudannt (Taroudant). Photo by Patrice cartier.

PCT4280561: Morocco, Atlas. Hamlet of traditional Berber houses near Imolas (Had d'Imolas), north of Taroudannt (Taroudant). Photo by Patrice cartier. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280561

Morocco, Atlas. Hamlet of traditional Berber houses near Imolas (Had d'Imolas), north of Taroudannt (Taroudant). Photo by Patrice cartier.

village party in Brittany: cortege of young people in Breton regional costume dancing behind a bomber player. drawing by Rene Lelong (1871-1933) illustrating a collection of songs by Theodore Botrel at the beginning of the 20th century.
village party in Brittany: cortege of young people in Breton regional costume dancing behind a bomber player. drawing by Rene Lelong (1871-1933) illustrating a collection of songs by Theodore Botrel at the beginning of the 20th century.

PCT4280601: village party in Brittany: cortege of young people in Breton regional costume dancing behind a bomber player. drawing by Rene Lelong (1871-1933) illustrating a collection of songs by Theodore Botrel at the beginning of the 20th century. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280601

village party in Brittany: cortege of young people in Breton regional costume dancing behind a bomber player. drawing by Rene Lelong (1871-1933) illustrating a collection of songs by Theodore Botrel at the beginning of the 20th century.

Girl walking in a small cart pulled by a donkey, 1892 (chromo)
Girl walking in a small cart pulled by a donkey, 1892 (chromo)

PCT4280622: Girl walking in a small cart pulled by a donkey, 1892 (chromo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280622

Girl walking in a small cart pulled by a donkey, 1892 (chromo)

young woman with beautiful dress dancing in the middle of a group of young men and girls at an outdoor village party. Illustration of the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.
young woman with beautiful dress dancing in the middle of a group of young men and girls at an outdoor village party. Illustration of the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.

PCT4280623: young woman with beautiful dress dancing in the middle of a group of young men and girls at an outdoor village party. Illustration of the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280623

young woman with beautiful dress dancing in the middle of a group of young men and girls at an outdoor village party. Illustration of the book “” Chansons et rounds enfantines”” Garnier 19th century.

Chromotypography engraving illustrating the original Hetzel 1892 edition of Jules Verne's novel “The Chateau des Carpathes”” - legend of the image: “” The young count had stood behind the scenes”” - The illustrator is Leon Benett (Hippolyte Leon Benet 1839-1916) who illustrated 25 of the “Extraordinary Voyages” by Jules Verne -
Chromotypography engraving illustrating the original Hetzel 1892 edition of Jules Verne's novel “The Chateau des Carpathes”” - legend of the image: “” The young count had stood behind the scenes”” - The illustrator is Leon Benett (Hippolyte Leon Benet 1839-1916) who illustrated 25 of the “Extraordinary Voyages” by Jules Verne -

PCT4280658: Chromotypography engraving illustrating the original Hetzel 1892 edition of Jules Verne's novel “The Chateau des Carpathes”” - legend of the image: “” The young count had stood behind the scenes”” - The illustrator is Leon Benett (Hippolyte Leon Benet 1839-1916) who illustrated 25 of the “Extraordinary Voyages” by Jules Verne - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280658

Chromotypography engraving illustrating the original Hetzel 1892 edition of Jules Verne's novel “The Chateau des Carpathes”” - legend of the image: “” The young count had stood behind the scenes”” - The illustrator is Leon Benett (Hippolyte Leon Benet 1839-1916) who illustrated 25 of the “Extraordinary Voyages” by Jules Verne -

Vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier
Vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier

PCT4280671: Vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280671

Vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier

Vine vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier
Vine vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier

PCT4280747: Vine vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4280747

Vine vine with red leaf in autumn - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Pays Cathare - France - Photo Patrice Cartier

Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -
Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -

PCT4277136: Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277136

Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -

The boar of the Ardennes forest: emblem of the Ardennes - Engraving of the New Larousse Illustrous 1900 -
The boar of the Ardennes forest: emblem of the Ardennes - Engraving of the New Larousse Illustrous 1900 -

PCT4277144: The boar of the Ardennes forest: emblem of the Ardennes - Engraving of the New Larousse Illustrous 1900 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277144

The boar of the Ardennes forest: emblem of the Ardennes - Engraving of the New Larousse Illustrous 1900 -

Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -
Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -

PCT4277149: Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277149

Singing nightingale - bird song - Illustration of the New Larousse Illustrated 1900 -

The nightingale sings. Engraving by Maurel at the end of the 19th century -
The nightingale sings. Engraving by Maurel at the end of the 19th century -

PCT4277154: The nightingale sings. Engraving by Maurel at the end of the 19th century - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277154

The nightingale sings. Engraving by Maurel at the end of the 19th century -

Illustration of “” L'Histoire de France -recits et interviews familiers”” by Ernest Lavisse, Librairie Armand Colin 1904 - Gaulois addressing prayers to sources.
Illustration of “” L'Histoire de France -recits et interviews familiers”” by Ernest Lavisse, Librairie Armand Colin 1904 - Gaulois addressing prayers to sources.

PCT4277266: Illustration of “” L'Histoire de France -recits et interviews familiers”” by Ernest Lavisse, Librairie Armand Colin 1904 - Gaulois addressing prayers to sources. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277266

Illustration of “” L'Histoire de France -recits et interviews familiers”” by Ernest Lavisse, Librairie Armand Colin 1904 - Gaulois addressing prayers to sources.

Couple of young brides in Brittany wishing good evening and isolating themselves for the night in a closed bed. Typical of French regions with harsh climate such as Franche-Comte or Brittany, the closed bed is installed in the main room of the house (living room). Can be closed by sliding doors, it protects from the cold and ensures the privacy of its occupants. This large piece of furniture is also designed as a storage cabinet. The trunk at the front serves both as a bench for sitting and as a foot for accessing the berth. This is the primary element of family life. It hosts the wedding night, the birth of children, the sick and the death of the elderly. Photography. Postcard beginning 20th century.
Couple of young brides in Brittany wishing good evening and isolating themselves for the night in a closed bed. Typical of French regions with harsh climate such as Franche-Comte or Brittany, the closed bed is installed in the main room of the house (living room). Can be closed by sliding doors, it protects from the cold and ensures the privacy of its occupants. This large piece of furniture is also designed as a storage cabinet. The trunk at the front serves both as a bench for sitting and as a foot for accessing the berth. This is the primary element of family life. It hosts the wedding night, the birth of children, the sick and the death of the elderly. Photography. Postcard beginning 20th century.

PCT4277319: Couple of young brides in Brittany wishing good evening and isolating themselves for the night in a closed bed. Typical of French regions with harsh climate such as Franche-Comte or Brittany, the closed bed is installed in the main room of the house (living room). Can be closed by sliding doors, it protects from the cold and ensures the privacy of its occupants. This large piece of furniture is also designed as a storage cabinet. The trunk at the front serves both as a bench for sitting and as a foot for accessing the berth. This is the primary element of family life. It hosts the wedding night, the birth of children, the sick and the death of the elderly. Photography. Postcard beginning 20th century. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277319

Couple of young brides in Brittany wishing good evening and isolating themselves for the night in a closed bed. Typical of French regions with harsh climate such as Franche-Comte or Brittany, the closed bed is installed in the main room of the house (living room). Can be closed by sliding doors, it protects from the cold and ensures the privacy of its occupants. This large piece of furniture is also designed as a storage cabinet. The trunk at the front serves both as a bench for sitting and as a foot for accessing the berth. This is the primary element of family life. It hosts the wedding night, the birth of children, the sick and the death of the elderly. Photography. Postcard beginning 20th century.

History of Charles V (1500-58), 1875 (engraving)
History of Charles V (1500-58), 1875 (engraving)

PCT4277339: History of Charles V (1500-58), 1875 (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277339

History of Charles V (1500-58), 1875 (engraving)

14 July 1789 - 1901 - drawing by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859- 1923) on cover of L'Assiette au beurre n°15 of 11 July 1901 - A bistrot keeper (coffee maker - bar - cafe) prepares the canons (glass of wine) - national fete of the French Republic - alcoholism -
14 July 1789 - 1901 - drawing by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859- 1923) on cover of L'Assiette au beurre n°15 of 11 July 1901 - A bistrot keeper (coffee maker - bar - cafe) prepares the canons (glass of wine) - national fete of the French Republic - alcoholism -

PCT4277365: 14 July 1789 - 1901 - drawing by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859- 1923) on cover of L'Assiette au beurre n°15 of 11 July 1901 - A bistrot keeper (coffee maker - bar - cafe) prepares the canons (glass of wine) - national fete of the French Republic - alcoholism -, Steinlen, Theophile Alexandre (1859-1923) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277365

14 July 1789 - 1901 - drawing by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859- 1923) on cover of L'Assiette au beurre n°15 of 11 July 1901 - A bistrot keeper (coffee maker - bar - cafe) prepares the canons (glass of wine) - national fete of the French Republic - alcoholism -

Steinlen, Theophile Alexandre (1859-1923)

Ageing of the French population in the period between wars (1918-1939): illustration (caricature) by Auguste Roubille (1872-1955) on the cover of the magazine Fantasio n°332 of 1 December 1920, Facing a teenager (teenager), an old woman sheltered under an old umbrella receives a rain of tax sheets and taxes. Old age - paperwork - retirement -
Ageing of the French population in the period between wars (1918-1939): illustration (caricature) by Auguste Roubille (1872-1955) on the cover of the magazine Fantasio n°332 of 1 December 1920, Facing a teenager (teenager), an old woman sheltered under an old umbrella receives a rain of tax sheets and taxes. Old age - paperwork - retirement -

PCT4277373: Ageing of the French population in the period between wars (1918-1939): illustration (caricature) by Auguste Roubille (1872-1955) on the cover of the magazine Fantasio n°332 of 1 December 1920, Facing a teenager (teenager), an old woman sheltered under an old umbrella receives a rain of tax sheets and taxes. Old age - paperwork - retirement -, Roubille, Auguste (1872-1955) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277373

Ageing of the French population in the period between wars (1918-1939): illustration (caricature) by Auguste Roubille (1872-1955) on the cover of the magazine Fantasio n°332 of 1 December 1920, Facing a teenager (teenager), an old woman sheltered under an old umbrella receives a rain of tax sheets and taxes. Old age - paperwork - retirement -

Roubille, Auguste (1872-1955)

Cover of Panorama Chretien magazine number 19, of September 1958: Asperes, a village that is reborn. And to illustrate this “renaissance” in the early 1960s, we show a picture of an old man, cigarette in his mouth. It is the village guard - old age - population - rural - French countryside - France -
Cover of Panorama Chretien magazine number 19, of September 1958: Asperes, a village that is reborn. And to illustrate this “renaissance” in the early 1960s, we show a picture of an old man, cigarette in his mouth. It is the village guard - old age - population - rural - French countryside - France -

PCT4277393: Cover of Panorama Chretien magazine number 19, of September 1958: Asperes, a village that is reborn. And to illustrate this “renaissance” in the early 1960s, we show a picture of an old man, cigarette in his mouth. It is the village guard - old age - population - rural - French countryside - France - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277393

Cover of Panorama Chretien magazine number 19, of September 1958: Asperes, a village that is reborn. And to illustrate this “renaissance” in the early 1960s, we show a picture of an old man, cigarette in his mouth. It is the village guard - old age - population - rural - French countryside - France -

Mountain summit called Pierre a Voir near the baths of Saxon in Valais, Swiss Alps. Illustration by Emile Bayard for Albert Dupaigne's book “Les Montagnes”, edition Mame 1881.
Mountain summit called Pierre a Voir near the baths of Saxon in Valais, Swiss Alps. Illustration by Emile Bayard for Albert Dupaigne's book “Les Montagnes”, edition Mame 1881.

PCT4277434: Mountain summit called Pierre a Voir near the baths of Saxon in Valais, Swiss Alps. Illustration by Emile Bayard for Albert Dupaigne's book “Les Montagnes”, edition Mame 1881., Bayard, Emile Antoine (1837-91) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277434

Mountain summit called Pierre a Voir near the baths of Saxon in Valais, Swiss Alps. Illustration by Emile Bayard for Albert Dupaigne's book “Les Montagnes”, edition Mame 1881.

Bayard, Emile Antoine (1837-91)

Alps: the jodel or depart herds (cows, goats) towards the pastures. Illustration by Emile Bayard for the book Les Montagnes d'Albert Dupaigne, edition Mame 1881.
Alps: the jodel or depart herds (cows, goats) towards the pastures. Illustration by Emile Bayard for the book Les Montagnes d'Albert Dupaigne, edition Mame 1881.

PCT4277459: Alps: the jodel or depart herds (cows, goats) towards the pastures. Illustration by Emile Bayard for the book Les Montagnes d'Albert Dupaigne, edition Mame 1881., Bayard, Emile Antoine (1837-91) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277459

Alps: the jodel or depart herds (cows, goats) towards the pastures. Illustration by Emile Bayard for the book Les Montagnes d'Albert Dupaigne, edition Mame 1881.

Bayard, Emile Antoine (1837-91)

Pierre Bonnes, world champion of strength in 1903, 1904 and 1905. Good at dumbbells, developing 232 pounds (105.2 kp). Photograph of the book “How to become world champion of force”” 1909.
Pierre Bonnes, world champion of strength in 1903, 1904 and 1905. Good at dumbbells, developing 232 pounds (105.2 kp). Photograph of the book “How to become world champion of force”” 1909.

PCT4277508: Pierre Bonnes, world champion of strength in 1903, 1904 and 1905. Good at dumbbells, developing 232 pounds (105.2 kp). Photograph of the book “How to become world champion of force”” 1909. / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277508

Pierre Bonnes, world champion of strength in 1903, 1904 and 1905. Good at dumbbells, developing 232 pounds (105.2 kp). Photograph of the book “How to become world champion of force”” 1909.

Claude Joseph Rouget of L'Isle (1760-1836)
Claude Joseph Rouget of L'Isle (1760-1836)

PCT4277511: Claude Joseph Rouget of L'Isle (1760-1836) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277511

Claude Joseph Rouget of L'Isle (1760-1836)

France - Paris by night - Pigalle nocturne - Cabaret Le Moulin-Rouge - metro station Blanche (metropolitain) with urban furniture by Hector Guimard (1867-1942) - Photography Patrice Cartier 2011 -
France - Paris by night - Pigalle nocturne - Cabaret Le Moulin-Rouge - metro station Blanche (metropolitain) with urban furniture by Hector Guimard (1867-1942) - Photography Patrice Cartier 2011 -

PCT4277549: France - Paris by night - Pigalle nocturne - Cabaret Le Moulin-Rouge - metro station Blanche (metropolitain) with urban furniture by Hector Guimard (1867-1942) - Photography Patrice Cartier 2011 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277549

France - Paris by night - Pigalle nocturne - Cabaret Le Moulin-Rouge - metro station Blanche (metropolitain) with urban furniture by Hector Guimard (1867-1942) - Photography Patrice Cartier 2011 -

A scene from Raymond Bernard's film “The Miserables”” (1933) based on Victor Hugo's novel. Jean Valjean (Harry Baur) helps Cosette (Gaby Triquet) carry his bucket. Exploitation photography Pathe Natan Cinema - See analogous views: GUT4257 (engraving 1906) and GUT4749 (film) -
A scene from Raymond Bernard's film “The Miserables”” (1933) based on Victor Hugo's novel. Jean Valjean (Harry Baur) helps Cosette (Gaby Triquet) carry his bucket. Exploitation photography Pathe Natan Cinema - See analogous views: GUT4257 (engraving 1906) and GUT4749 (film) -

PCT4277639: A scene from Raymond Bernard's film “The Miserables”” (1933) based on Victor Hugo's novel. Jean Valjean (Harry Baur) helps Cosette (Gaby Triquet) carry his bucket. Exploitation photography Pathe Natan Cinema - See analogous views: GUT4257 (engraving 1906) and GUT4749 (film) - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277639

A scene from Raymond Bernard's film “The Miserables”” (1933) based on Victor Hugo's novel. Jean Valjean (Harry Baur) helps Cosette (Gaby Triquet) carry his bucket. Exploitation photography Pathe Natan Cinema - See analogous views: GUT4257 (engraving 1906) and GUT4749 (film) -

Fun Physics: Foster medicine advertising booklet alternating magic tricks and health recipes. 1913-1914
Fun Physics: Foster medicine advertising booklet alternating magic tricks and health recipes. 1913-1914

PCT4277647: Fun Physics: Foster medicine advertising booklet alternating magic tricks and health recipes. 1913-1914 / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277647

Fun Physics: Foster medicine advertising booklet alternating magic tricks and health recipes. 1913-1914

Man's brain six thousand years ago (with just 4 squares: hunting - sleep - war - drinking and eating) and today with multiple squares, like the rays of a library. Drawing by Sellier in the satirical newspaper Le Pele-Mele (Pele Mele) n°50 of 10 December 1911 -
Man's brain six thousand years ago (with just 4 squares: hunting - sleep - war - drinking and eating) and today with multiple squares, like the rays of a library. Drawing by Sellier in the satirical newspaper Le Pele-Mele (Pele Mele) n°50 of 10 December 1911 -

PCT4277682: Man's brain six thousand years ago (with just 4 squares: hunting - sleep - war - drinking and eating) and today with multiple squares, like the rays of a library. Drawing by Sellier in the satirical newspaper Le Pele-Mele (Pele Mele) n°50 of 10 December 1911 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277682

Man's brain six thousand years ago (with just 4 squares: hunting - sleep - war - drinking and eating) and today with multiple squares, like the rays of a library. Drawing by Sellier in the satirical newspaper Le Pele-Mele (Pele Mele) n°50 of 10 December 1911 -

Sainte Germaine Cousin dite de Pibrac (1579 - 1601) nee a Fruzins, near Toulouse - engraving of the book “The life of saints of the calendar for each day”” mid 19th century -
Sainte Germaine Cousin dite de Pibrac (1579 - 1601) nee a Fruzins, near Toulouse - engraving of the book “The life of saints of the calendar for each day”” mid 19th century -

PCT4277713: Sainte Germaine Cousin dite de Pibrac (1579 - 1601) nee a Fruzins, near Toulouse - engraving of the book “The life of saints of the calendar for each day”” mid 19th century - / Bridgeman Images

ID: PCT4277713

Sainte Germaine Cousin dite de Pibrac (1579 - 1601) nee a Fruzins, near Toulouse - engraving of the book “The life of saints of the calendar for each day”” mid 19th century -


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