ID: PCT4265463

In the steps of Moliere to Pezenas (34, Herault, Languedoc): inner courtyard of the former hotelerie du Bat d'Argent (17th century, 42-44 rue de Conti) where Moliere and De Dassoucy met.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4265282

Tram of the agglomeration of Montpellier (34, Herault, Languedoc Roussillon) on its lawn area, passing in front of buildings, one of which bears a red, yellow and white sign of the Languedoc Roussillon Region. The rails are long by an avenue leading to a roundabout, signalled by a sign (city traffic, public transit). Photo by Patrice Cartier, May 2007.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4265424

In the steps of Moliere to Pezenas (34, Herault, Languedoc): park of the domain of La Grange des Pres, bust of Moliere under the plane trees. This place welcomed Moliere from 1653 to 1656, then the Comedie Francaise which played here many times, between 1893 and 1973.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4265540

Second grammar book, Librairie Larousse, early 20th century.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4266277

Cite de Carcassonne (Languedoc, Aude, Pays Cathare). Engraving 19th century showing the ramparts, the Montee de la Barbacane, the entrance to the Porte d'Aude and the castle comtal. Gusman/Leemage

ID: PCT4266274

Cite of Carcassonne (Languedoc, Aude, Pays Cathare), fire and fireworks on the ramparts and the castle comtal, July 14, national fete. Photo by Patrice Cartier

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4266429

The two little orphans Andre and Julien laid down their toggles and rest under a large pine (or fir) of the Vosges forest. Illustration of the famous book by G. Bruno (pseudonym by Augustine Fouillee) “Le tour de la France par deux enfants””, edition Belin 1908. This flagship book has been republished many times since its first publication in 1877.

ID: PCT4266368

Stationery at the end of the 19th century. Illustration of the famous book by G. Bruno (pseudonym by Augustine Fouillee) “Le tour de France par deux enfants””, edition Belin 1908. This flagship book has been republished many times since its first publication in 1877.

ID: PCT4266394

Cinematographer screening, invention of the Lumiere brothers: illustration of the famous book by G. Bruno (pseudonym by Augustine Fouillee) “” Le tour de France par deux enfants””, edition Belin 1908. This flagship book has been republished many times since its first publication in 1877.

ID: PCT4266428

A poacher, caught in the forest with a gun in his hand, is given a verbal hearing by a game guard (or gendarme?). Behind him his wife cries. Postcard beginning 20th century.

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: PCT4266061

Cite de Carcassonne (Aude, Languedoc, Pays Cathare): fire and fireworks on 14 July, summer party. Photo by Patrice Cartier

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4266161

Cavalcade in the village of Cennes-Monesties (Aude, 11) in 1914. The young people have costumes, the whole population poses for the photographer.

ID: PCT4266250

Chateau de Puivert (Aude, Pays Cathare, Pyrenees Audoises) key and sculptures, 1848 (lithograph)

ID: PCT4266356

2 laboratory stills to distil volatile liquids. Engravings illustrating the “” Course elementaire de chimie”” by Regnault, 1851.

ID: PCT4266790

Illustration for 'Au bonheur des dames' written by Emile Zola, 19th century, edition 1906 (engraving)

ID: PCT4266991

3 chromos sent at Christmas celebrations at the beginning of the 20th century, representing Pere Noel (or Saint Nicholas = Santa Claus).

ID: PCT4267543

Quasimodo passing his teete through a window: engraving by G. Brion illustrating Victor Hugo's novel “Notre Dame de Paris””, Ollendorff edition beginning 20th century.

Unknown Artist, (20th century)

ID: PCT4267840

19th century map of the department of Lot et Garonne, from the Atlas Migeon de Vuillemin. This map is accompanied by illustrations showing Agen's weapons and portraits of the two great men of the department: Bernard de Palissy, ne a Agen in 1500 and Bernard Germain Etienne de Laville-sur-Illon (Laville sur Illon), count of Lacepede, politician and naturalist, did 26 December 1756 in Agen (d. 1825).

ID: PCT4267913

How young Toto depicts himself a horse wraps (in brooms)! 1900 (print)

ID: PCT4267780

Illustration of Pinocchio by Carlo Chiostri (1863-1939), one of the first Italian illustrators of Collodi's work. The wooden puppet is arrested by two gendarmes who accuse him of having injured one of his comrades.

Chiostri, Carlo (1863-1939)

ID: PCT4267875

19th century map of the department of Lot et Garonne, from the Atlas Migeon de Vuillemin. This map is accompanied by illustrations showing Agen's weapons, a view of the city and portraits of the two great men of the department: Bernard de Palissy, ne a Agen in 1500 and Bernard Germain Etienne de Laville-sur-Illon (Laville sur Illon), Count of Lacepede, politician and naturalist, friend and continuator of Buffon (1756-1825).

ID: PCT4267977

Cover of the geography book (middle course) by Jean Brunhes, Maison Mame a Tours, 1937. The illustration signed by Hansi shows the rural life of a village in Alsace.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4268020

Cover of “” Mon premier livre d'Histoire de France”” (L. Brossolette and M. Ozouf, illustrations by Rene Giffey, Librairie Delagrave 1937). A teacher with a medal of excellence lift a curtain and unveils a scene of history from the Middle Ages.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4262272

Illustration for the novel 'Un Autre Monde' by Henri Fournier, 1844 (engraving)

Grandville (Jean Ignace Isidore Gerard) (1803-47)

ID: PCT4262355

Engraving from Camille Flammarion's book “Les Terres du Ciel””, 2nd edition 1877. View of an astronomical bezel, the most powerful in Europe in the 19th century (telescope of Mr Newall, amateur astronomer in Newcastle, England). Designers: Cook & Sons.

ID: PCT4262518

Knight in armor riding in heavy rain, stimulating his horse from the dish of his sword (Crusade). Cartoon by Gustave Dore circa 1850.

ID: PCT4262427

Engraving by Gustave Dore around 1850: evocation of an apocalyptic deluge combining biblical tradition (one can see in the distance the ark of Noe on the sea) and the beginning of scientific knowledge (various monstrous animals failed on the mountain, prefiguring the dinosaurs).

Dore, Gustave (1832-83)

ID: PCT4262560

Waterfall of Cirque de Gavarnie seen from the inn: engraving by Gustave Dore illustrating the book “” Voyage aux Pyrenees”” by Hippolyte Taine, Hachette 1860.

Dore, Gustave (1832-83)

ID: PCT4261695

Mormons in North America in the 19th century. Prophet Joseph Smith preaching a tribe of Indians around 1930. Drawing by Mettais - Engraving of the newspaper “” Le tour du monde””.

ID: PCT4263827

In the Badlands. This amazing image was made in Sheep Mountain, on the Pine Rige Reserve, Badlands, South Dakota. Photo taken from volume 3 of Edward S. Curtis's encyclopedia (1868-1952) on North American Indians, with a foreword by Theodore Roosevelt. Between 1907 and 1930, 20 volumes were published.

Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952)

ID: PCT4266735

cover of the 1952 book “J'apprends seul L'orthographe NATURAL”, a modern method of teaching French by J. Ancombre.

Cartier, Patrice

ID: PCT4266822

Illustration for 'Au bonheur des dames' written by Emile Zola, 19th century, edition 1906 (engraving)

ID: PCT4296832

WWI: a meal menu given to Verdun on 27 April 1918 (print)

French School, (20th century)

ID: PCT4296985

First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): “” Do you want me, Tommy? “” Forward for victory! - young woman dressed as a soldier (uniform of the British army) with Scottish rifle and kilt - suffragette, military woman, feminism, parite - postcard Platine A. Noyer (Paris) series Patriotic, undated -

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: PCT4297045

Illustration for the theatre play Faust written by Goethe, 1873 (engraving)

Kreling, August von (1819-76)

ID: PCT4297220

Ruins after a hurricane in Martiniqu, 19th century (engraving)

Unknown Artist, (19th century)