PCT4277662: Tarare or van a grain for winding: an apparatus that cleans the grain thanks to superimposed and decalated grids, with a grain measurement: the double decalitre placed on the machine. Museum of Agriculture of Saint Michel de Llotes. Photo by Patrice Cartier., Cartier, Patrice / Bridgeman Images
PCT4277807: One of the six anonymous illustrations (grotesque figure) attributed to Moreau for the first edition of 1772 of Jacques Cazotte's fantastic novel “Le Devil amoureux” (1719-1792). Belzebuth appears in Alvare outside a cloud in the form of a monstrous camel - monster - ghost / Bridgeman Images
PCT4277825: Illustration (grave wood) by Henry Bischoff (1882-1951) for the fantastic novel “Le Devil amoureux” by Jacques Cazotte (1719-1792). Edition Cres 1920. To the great fear of her lover Alvare, the charming Biondetta takes up the appearance of the terrible Belzebuth, with her horrible camel head - monster - demon - apparition, Bischoff, Henry (1882-1951) / Bridgeman Images
PCT4277943: At the beginning of the 20th century, school curricula were very linked to rural life. This excerpt from a reading book shows a country guard from the French countryside. However, in this lecture of village morality, highlighting the sound “” on” (phoneme), the text is not entirely in line with the image: indeed, if the guard seems to have a sword, he wears a cap and not a tricorn! / Bridgeman Images