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PCT4276817: Face of Thenardier, character of the novel Les Miserables. Drawing by Victor Hugo in the illustrated edition Ollendorff 1906 - “” The Thenardier was a small, skinny, blemish, angular, bone, chetive, who looked sick and was a marvellous man; his deception began the... He had the look of a weasel and the look of a man of letters. A filousophe.”” V.H. / Bridgeman Images
PCT4276981: Cyclist (velocipedist) in sportswear (jersey and tight pants) rests on his big bi (big bi-velocipede) in front of a painted background depicting a seaside. Original print sepia early 20th century signed M. and Mme Gustave Blondelu, photographers in Narbonne. On the back of the print, it is indicated that it is a “” light portrait””” realized with a second pose! Photography, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images
PCT4277034: Carcass (wreck) of a rusty old car transformed into a makeshift shelter in the countryside, amid flowering almond trees and vineyards. Wall (wall - wall) of dry stone (dry stones) and path - walk on foot - promenade - France - Aude - Minervois - Languedoc - Photography Patrice Cartier -, Cartier, Patrice / Bridgeman Images