Bridgeman Education

ID: PCT4293536

Herculanum (Herculaneum, Ercolano, Italia, Italy): house of Thelephe (Teplephus) - atrium with peristyle, brick columns. Marble oscilla suspended from the architrave - Roman architecture, pine trees - casa del rilievo di telefo - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4293551

Sileno ebbro: Drunk Silene rides on a donkey held by two servants. Mosaic from Pompei, house of Paquius Proculus or C. Cuspius Pansa - Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy - Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Napoli, Italia - Photo Patrice Cartier -

Roman

ID: PCT4293559

Detail of a mosaic of Pompei: Battle of Issos between Alexander and Darius (4th century BC). - King Darius III Codoman (380-330 BC), desempare on his chariot - opus vermiculatum - Archeological Museum of Naples, Italy - Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Napoli, Italia - Photo Patrice Cartier -

Roman

ID: PCT4293662

Roman capital 12th century attributed to the Master of Cabestany. Assumption: the Virgin Mary, standing in a mandorla, is carried away by 4 angels. Church of Rieux-Minervois (Rieux, Minervois, Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie). Romanesque sculpture, Romanesque art, religious symbolism, Catholic religion. Photo by Patrice Cartier. See also GUT1681 -

ID: PCT4293736

Object 1900 curiosa: porcelain sculpture (biscuit, faience) depicting a woman-snail (woman snail) with antennas and shell. When we take off the shell, we see that the young woman is in small outfit, her nightie discovering her buttocks - behind, butt, eroticism, polished statuette - private collection - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4293751

Manuel Valls, former Minister of the Interior and former Prime Minister, candidate for the President of the French Republic 2017, in a meeting in Villemoustaussou, near Carcassonne (11, Aude) on 12/12/2016 - candidate presidential election - primary of the left - Socialist Party - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4293756

Manuel Valls, former Minister of the Interior and former Prime Minister, candidate for the President of the French Republic 2017, in a meeting in Villemoustaussou, near Carcassonne (11, Aude) on 12/12/2016 - candidate presidential election - primary of the left - Socialist Party - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4293798

Double page of the catalogue 1894 of the Manufacture Francaise d'armes et cycles de Saint-Etienne (St Etienne, Saint Etienne, Loire, Manufrance): presentation of a cannon to equip a yacht (marine) or a castle - weapon, armament, defense, self-defense -

ID: PCT4294717

Sainte Marie Madeleine - stone sculpture in round-hump (around 1490-1500), church of Saint-Pierrre de Montlucon (Allier) - slender and juvenile, bombshell forehead and almond eyes according to the criteria of feminine beauty at the end of the 15th century, hair covered with a light veil, this graceful and delicate statue is one of the masterpieces of the entourage of the ducks of the de Bourbon whose court was set up in Moulins - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4294720

Saint Mary Magdalene, the sinner, wiping the feet of Jesus Christ with her hair, at Simon's dinner - sculpted relief in limestone with traces of polychromy. Collegiale de Semur-en-Auxois (Cote d'or, Burgundy) - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4294723

Marie Madeleine: limestone sculpture with remnants of original polychromy, around 1443, Royal Monastery Museum of Brou, Burgundy - the original polychromy of the statue was particularly rich: golden hair, green dress, red shirt! Photo by Patrice cartier - Gusman/Leemage

ID: PCT4294758

Toulouse (31, Haute-Garonne, Occitanie): Cloitre des Augustins (Musee) - chaise longue made available to visitors - rest - Photo Patrice Cartier 2017 -

ID: PCT4294767

Street scene in Rameswaram (or Rameshwaram,), holy city of India at the extreme southern tip of Tamil Nadu, on the island of Pamban facing Sri Lanka. This city is famous for its Hindu temple of Ramanathaswamy, a place of pilgrimage for Vishnu and Shivates (followers of Vishnu and Shiva) and for the Smarta Tradition. Photo Jean-Marie Heraud -

ID: PCT4294789

Facade of the town hall-school (town hall, school) of a village in France - school group - flags - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4294801

French Post Office mailbox set up in 1927 in a small village in France and still in service almost 80 years later, at the beginning of the year 2000 - Saturday's lift is done - postal mail - letter sent - yellow colour - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4294857

Toulouse, pink city (31 - Haute-Garonne - Midi-Pyrenees, Occitanie) - The Tower of Pierre de Serta (1533), remains of a beautiful house from the late Middle Ages with aesthetic equipment, overlooks Rue des Changes and rue Saint-Rome - brick facade and half-timbering (half-timbering) - Photo Patrice Cartier 2017 - see also GUT7544 -

ID: PCT4294883

A footballistic episode of the First World War (1914-1918, 14-18): an assault on football - On July 1, 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme, an English officer, Captain Neville of the 8th Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment, gave the signal to exit the trench by throwing a football towards the Prussian guard positions enemy. British soldiers pushed this balloon and others to the German trench they conquered. The surviving English soldiers brought with them, like relics, some of these historic balloons. One of them was solemnly handed over to the depot of the regiment in memory of the heroic sacrifice of the footballers.

ID: PCT4294892

Telegram for reading by the recipient - French postal and telecommunications - sent 18-12-1962 (18 December 1962) - “” arrives tomorrow, good kisses = Jules”” - telegraphic language - Post, small blue, correspondence, emergency -

ID: PCT4294992

Paris-Brussels cycling race: depart in Villiers-sur-Marne, beginning 20th century (around 1900) - The semi-classic Paris Brussels, also known as the Course des Deux Capitales et Brussels Cycling Classic, is one of the oldest cycling races. It was created in 1893 by the journalists Lucensky and Minart of “La Bicyclette” and launched for good in 1907. It was long the revenge of the Paris-Roubaix race, when it was run in spring, a week after the queen of classics. She then fought in September between Soissons and Brussels. Period postcard - bike, cycling, sport -

ID: PCT4295020

Telephone booth and mailbox of La Poste in a small village in the French countryside, years 80-90 (between 1980 and 1990) - the villagers brought this communication space with chairs and green plants - telephone, years 80 - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4295055

Cover of the Cinemonde film magazine “” the film vecu””: actress Esther Williams presents her new film “” The Girl of Neptune”” directed by Edward Buzzell in 1949 - star, star of the screen -

ID: PCT4295088

Bathing on the beach of Deauville in 1925 -

ID: PCT4295150

The port of Deauville (Deauville-sur-Mer, France, Basse-Normandie, Calvados, 14) at the beginning of the 20th century (around 1900): boarding a beef - colorized postcard ND from the period -

ID: PCT4295169

Abbey of Fontfroide. Benedictine abbey then Cistercian built in the 11th and 12th centuries. Narbonne, Aude, Corbieres, Languedoc, Occitanie region, France. La roseraie - Photography Patrice Cartier 2017 -

ID: PCT4295194

the hippo Kako (or Tako, or Gusko according to the various sources of time) of the Parisian plant garden, says Le Terrible because he killed two of his keepers: Emile Laudy (or Lodi) (Landy) on 16 December 1901 and Baptiste Lancelle (or Lancel) on 1 July 1903 - postcard - zoo - drama -

ID: PCT4295200

Fountain basin topped by a statue of Neptune with its trident, adorning a garden in the French (late 17th - early 18th century) abbey of Fontfroide (Aude) - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4295210

Locusts Invasion in Agadir, Morocco, November 26, 1956 (26-11-56) - Grasshoppers are one of the ten wounds of Egypt (eighth) in the Book of Exodus: “”... And they covered the face of all the earth, and the earth was in darkness, and they devorted all the plants of the earth, and all the fruits of the trees... and there remained no greenery for the trees or the plants of the field throughout all the land.”” Exodus 10:13 -14,19 - In the Maghreb countries, these insects eat grates, once the wings are taken off, mlanged with argan and flour - Photo Jean Manuel -

ID: PCT4295220

Certificate of payment of gold in exchange of banknotes by the Banque de France on August 19, 1915, for the Defence Nationale -

ID: PCT4297997

Cartoon of the first Tour de France cyclist in 1903: “Why I didn't win a Tour de France”, from "L'Actualité" 1903 (engraving)

ID: PCT4298006

Reconstruction of a catapult (crossbow type), intended to propel javelins (spears) 2 to 3 metres long, with device to set the angle of fire. Drawing of Viollet-le-Duke (Viollet the Duke) in his Dictionary of Arms - siege machine in the Middle Ages -

ID: PCT4298042

Forestry exploitation in France: cutting sempervirens sequoias. Geree forest, planted 30 years ago (photo)

ID: PCT4298062

Letter A: drawing from the work by Fra Luca Pacioli di Borgo San Sepolcro

ID: PCT4298065

Letter Q: drawing from the work by Fra Luca Pacioli di Borgo San Sepolcro

ID: FAT4300279

Advertising poster for Fiat realized by Mario Sironi (1855-1961), 1950.

ID: PCT4296055

Romanesque church of Saint-Nectaire (Saint Nectaire, Puy-de-Dome, Auvergne) - reliquary bust of Saint Nectaire, evangelizer of the Monts d'Ore (3rd - 4th century) polychrome wood, date according to different sources from 15th to 17th century - Photo Patrice Cartier -

ID: PCT4296066

Romanesque church of Saint-Nectaire (Saint Nectaire, Puy-de-Dome, Auvergne) - reliquary statue of Saint Nectaire, evangelizer of the Monts d'Ore (3rd - 4th century) polychrome wood, date according to different sources from 15th to 17th century - Photo Patrice Cartier -

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