PCT4259890: Illustration of the book “The Ring of Fire”, by Miral-Viger, 1922. Anticipation, science fiction, in the line of Jules Verne. The rocket has just landed on Mars, welcomed by Martians, curiously dressed in tunics reminiscent of traditional Lapland clothes. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4259895: Small calendar for the year 1914. August. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4259898: Drawing of the book “The Ring of Fire”, by Miral-Viger, illustration by J.L. Beuzon or G. Dutriac, 1922. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4259993: Drawing by Riou of Jules Verne's book “” Adventures of Captain Hatteras””, published in 1866 in the Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages collection. Characters in boats, surrounded by marine fauna: birds, whales and fish. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4260008: drawing by Riou, from the book of Jules Verne “” Adventures of Captain Hatteras, published in 1866 in the collection Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages. The crew of Forward evokes the presence of a whimsical dog-like captain, the Dog-Captain. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4260065: frontispiece of the novel by Jules Verne “” The meteor hunt””, Hetzel collection/Extraordinary travels 1908. Drawing by George Roux. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4260080: llustration of Jules Verne's book “” Hector Servadac””, Hetzel collection/Voyages extraordinaire 1877, drawing by Paul-Dominique Philippoteaux. Dobryna, caught in the storm, is thrown into a high cliff. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4260211: Actress Liz (Elisabeth) Taylor in Joseph Mankievicz's Cleopatre, a film that began in 1960 and released in 1963, dedicated to the stormy idyll of Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4261706: Claimed for a portable darkroom for civil and military painters and cartoonists - last cover of the travel journal “” Le Tour du Monde”” 19/12/1891 / Bridgeman Images

PCT4261731: Self-reclame published in December 1940 for the 3 press titles created by Jacques Coeur (pseudonym of Abbé Jean Courtois) and Jean Vaillant (pseudonym of Jean Pihan). Family reading newspapers. The magazine exalts Catholic religion, patriotism, scouting and admiration at Marechal Petain. drawing by Robert Rigot. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4261768: Last cover illustration of the Petière Journal (illustrated supplement) n°1126 of 16 June 1912: scaphandrier attacked by a large octopus in Toulon, in the Missiessy dock. The octopus weighed over 60 kg and its tentacles were over 8 m. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262045: Marseille circa 1900: view of the city with the cathedrale (new Major batie between 1852 and 1893 in the Byzantine style) Sainte Marie Maggiore (Sainte-Marie-Maggiore) (known as “” la Major”) and entrance to the port with lighthouse, sailing and steam boats - anonymous stereo cliche on glass plate, 2 times 4x4,5 cm. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262049: 5 children in a rowboat on the sea in front of a jetee near Marseille around 1900. Anonymous cliche on glass plate 2 times 4x4,5 cm. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262074: A knights tournament under Henry 2: vignette in the way of Epinal's images, extracted from the large leaflet “History of France by the image” offered by Le Petity Journal / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262148: Bethleem's wife in traditional costume at the beginning of the 20th century. Christian population of Palestine. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262151: Dealers of rosaries and pious objects in Bethleem at the beginning of the 20th century. The manufacture of these precious memories made of mother-of-pearl, coral or black stone for the pelerins was one of the main industries of the Christian population of Palestine. Black and white photography retouched. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262408: man contemplating a glass of wine. Illustration of anonymous cover of the magazine “Grand crus et vins de France”” December 1934. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262418: propaganda page of the Association des viticulteurs d'Alsace published in 1934 in a wine magazine. Comparison of the respective lives of water and wine drinkers. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262691: Cistercian abbey of Fonfroide, near Narbonne (Aude, 11), founded at the end of the 11th century. Cloister. Photo by Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262695: Air view of the Cathar Castle of Montsegur (Ariege, 09) Photo by Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262860: Life in the year 2000: anticipation vignettes glued into a album-reclaim of chocolate Cantaloup-Catala, 1954. Nautostrade (highway for land transport of boats from Bordeaux-Atlantic, to Beziers- Mediterranee), rocket launcher to shoot in the corners, aerogare in the city centre, flying saucers producing rain, penetration into the virgin forest by atomic rays, etc. Gusman/Leemage / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262880: education in the future: a robot student wins all prizes while a human student is punished with a donkey cap. Vignette illustrating a album-reclaim of chocolate Cantaloup-Catala, 1954. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262899: Cover and illustrated back (animals) of a unique daily homework workbook (complementary course) of the Academy of Toulouse, department of Ariege, village of Leran, year 1892, with scribbling of schoolchildren and ink stain - Musee de l'Ecole de Carcassonne. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262938: Reconstruction of a classroom in the beginning of the 20th century. The teacher, next to his office, interrogates a student on the blackboard. On another painting, under the tricolour flag and the Marianne of the French Republic, a sentence by Victor Hugo: “Every child you teach is a man you win”. School Museum, Carcassonne. Photo by Patrice Cartier. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262944: Blackboard with dictee correction written on chalk: French politeness, text by E. Albout (1828-1885). School Museum, Carcassonne. Photo by Patrice Cartier. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4262995: Three books of morality at the beginning of the 20th century. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263045: Potter at work around 1900 in Castelnaudary (Aude). / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263056: Schoolers having fun during recreation in a field near their school, village of Moux (Aude, Corbieres) around 1900. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263067: The remoil on the square of the former town hall of Narbonne (Aude), postcard 1908. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263071: Study room of a religious school around 1910, with wooden desks: the school Saint-Stanislas in Carcassonne (Aude). / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263093: Groupe Scolaire Jean Jaures de Carcassonne, created by architect Paul Enderlin and inaugurated in 1928 when the President of the Republic Gaston Doumergue came. This school is distinguished by its size which makes it by far the largest school in the city, by its large windows but also by its facade adorned with mosaics representing oranges, in hues evoking impressionist painters, as the architect cottoya in his youth. Making the corner between two buildings housing the classrooms, a massive building houses the teachers' office quarters. On the right, in the shadow part, you can see an arcade that is the entrance to the washing house where the teaching staff came to wash their laundry. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4263125: Plate in Limoges porcelain from a portrait of the Marechal from France Philippe Petain. “” Work, Family, Homeland””+symbol of the Franciscan. / Bridgeman Images

VAG4252435: Chevron, 4603 E Motel Drive, Deming, New Mexico / Bridgeman Images

VAG4252473: US-180, Luna, New Mexico (photo) / Bridgeman Images

VAG4252538: Best Western, Arizonian Inn, Holbrook, Arizona / Bridgeman Images

VAG4252562: Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona / Bridgeman Images