PCT4277525: Cite medievale de Carcassonne: les lices des ramparts et la tower de la Vade - creneaux - Carcassonne, Aude (11) Languedoc/Roussillon - Pays cathare- France. Photography Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

PCT4277603: Score of the song (march) “La Gauloise” or “La France est delivree” in tribute to General Charles De Gaulle, president of the GPRF (Provisional Government of the French Republic - 1944) - “” Since France comes from Gaule, let's follow De Gaulle in true Gaulois”” lyrics of Leo Lelievre, music by Mario Lanzone and Ray Dudouis. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4277608: Sheet music for the song Marche Gauloise lyrics and music by Leon Paliard - Choreur patriotique a 3 voix egales with band accompaniment or harmony for the Gauloise harmony of Lyon. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4277615: Cabrespine cave (Aude - 11 - Languedoc/Roussillon) View of the vault and concretions (draperies, stalactites, stalagmites) in the upper part of the gulf open to the public. Photo by Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

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. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4277669: Esperaza (Aude - 11 - Languedoc/Roussillon) dinosaur museum (Dinausoria - paleonthology) - reconstruction of a dromaeosaur (dromaeausorus) from which fragments have been discovered not far from Esperaza, in the high Aude valley. Photo by Patrice Cartier / 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 / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278628: The relief of France (with part of the neighbouring European countries): map from the book “La France et ses colonies”, Librairie Delagrave 1932 - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278687: Le jardin perffume du Sheikh Nezfaoui - manuel d'erotologie arabe - edition Isidore Lisieux 1904, conforming to the edition of 1886 - engraving by Fredillo - Harem - courtesan - oriental eroticism - Abd el Melik (Abd el Malik) questions his mistress / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278691: The Kama Gita (kama-gita) of Vatsyayana,beg of 20th century (print) / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278742: Am Stram Gram... Children - round - rhyme - outdoor fun in a park - illustration from J.B. Weckerlin's book “” Chansons et ronde enfantines””, Edition Garnier 19th century. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278760: Illustration for the song (rhyme) “Il etait un petit homme”” (a la chasse des chetons) - excerpt from the book Song et rounds enfantines by J. B. Weckerlin, Garnier 19th century edition. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278769: Saint Nicholas resurrects three children who had been cut into pieces. Medievale engraving illustrating this legend establishing the saint “protector of children””. Can illustrate the song “” They were three little children”” / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278773: Illustration by L. Nehlig from the book Song et rounds enfantines, edition Garnier 19th century. Child Jean Petity dancing. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278831: Illustration of the song Tout va tres bien, Madame la Marquise (humorous fox-trot, 1935, lyrics by Paul Misraki, Bach and Henri Laverne), popularized by the group “Ray Ventura et ses collegiens”” - Editions Ray Ventura & Cie - attention the use of this image may be subject to authorization and payment of fees suopplementaries - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278838: Children - dance - round - rhyme - illustration by Henri Pille from J.B. Weckerlin's book “” Chansons et ronde enfantines””, Edition Garnier 19th century. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278865: Cover of issue 1 of the magazine “Systeme D””, illustrated weekly newspaper of the defog, June 1924 - DIY - learning - self-help - tapestry, electricite, mechanics, carpentry, radio, TSF / Bridgeman Images

PCT4278868: Saint Hubert - hunting - dogs - deer - forest - snow - winter - anonymous illustration in “L'Esperance”, monthly newsletter of the Union Chretienne des Jeunes Gens de France, Noel 1943 DR / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276639: Weaver working on his Jacquard weave - image of a school book beginning 20th century. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276653: Winemaker: plowing a plow in the rows of vineyards - illustration from a drawing by Henri (Henry) Mirande (1877-1955) around 1930. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276686: Anise drink label - syrup - anisette - beginning 20th century. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276714: The Bugarach Pech: rocky spur leading to the top of this “sacred” mountain (called a reverse mountain), which has always attracted ferus spirits of mysticism and esoterism. Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, Cathar country, Audoise pyrenees. Photography Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276741: Caucasus Jews - Drawing by Pranishnikoff after a photograph by M. Raoult in the “New Universal Geography” by Elysee (Elisee) Reclus (1830-1905), Hachette edition 1881, Volume 6, Russian Asia. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276749: Kyrgyz horsemen (one of whom wears a chapka) galloping in the tundra (steppe) - The Autonomous Republic of Kyrgyzstan was created in 1926 - Drawing by Pranishnikoff by nature. Elysee (Elisee) Reclus (1830-1905), Hachette 1881. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276806: A scene from Raymond Bernard's film “The Miserables”” (1933) based on Victor Hugo's novel. Harry Baur in the role of former forcat Jean Valjean. Exploitation photography Pathe Natan Cinema - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276836: Carcassonne circa 1900: the garden (park) of Gambetta Square. Man feeding swans in the pool in front of the music booth. / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276843: Cover of an adventure of Roccambole by Viscount Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail (lithograph) / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276848: Siege and assault of a castle fort - Engraving of the work of Eugene-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (Eugene Emmanuel Viollet le Duc, 1814-1879) “Histoire d'une fortress”” (1874) - The siegant lodges in the barbacan - catapult in the foreground / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276860: Bell ringer hanging on his rope - detail of an engraving beginning 20th century - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276869: Cook and cook facing kitchen stoves - engraving by Bertall 19th century - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4276909: Pine hooves and branches (fir) - frieze illustrating a beginning of a school book chapter beginning 20th century - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4279631: The Tarn at the beginning of the 20th century: chaos of the Sidobre near Castres - trembling rock of the Sept-Faux (seven false). Period Postcard - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4279634: The Tarn at the beginning of the 20th century: chaos of the Sidobre near Castres - river of rocks with characters. Period Postcard - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4279662: The Tarn: granite chaos of Sidobre near Castres - Peyro Clabado. Photo Patrice Cartier - see this same stone in 1900: ref. AUD1319 - / Bridgeman Images

PCT4279756: Castres (Tarn) facades of old houses overlooking the Agout - Photo Patrice Cartier / Bridgeman Images