LSE4335548: The fountain of the Rossello, in Sassari (Italy). Daily activities, woman filling a criche and water bearers with their donkeys, filling their barrels. Engraving and story “” La Sardaigne”” by Gaston Vuillier (1845-1915), in 1890, in Le tour du monde, nouveau journal des voyages, under the direction of Edouard Charton (1807-1890), 2nd semester 1891, edition Hachette, Paris., Vuillier, Gaston (1847-1915) / Bridgeman Images
LEG4336661: A Heraut, accompanied by his gun pursuer and a dog, makes an announcement in a medievale street, for the celebrations of Jeanne Laisne or Fourquet, known as Hachette (1456-?) , emblem of resistance against Charles the Temeraire - Vignette illustrated by MF, after Antoine Louis Manceaux (1862-1939), reclaimed for the Fetes de Jeanne Hachette, in Beauvais, 1931 / Bridgeman Images
LEG4338964: Bullfighting: the matador executes the faena, series of passes with the muleta, before the estocade at the sword, recalling for the bullfighting of Nerva (Andalusia), 23 September 1947 - Plate predecoupee of Capones de racionamento (rationing coupons, exchange vouchers, paper with no cash value in replacement of banknotes, issued during the civil war), 21x29,7 cm, divisible into coupons of 10 coupons to cut, Spain, 1947 / Bridgeman Images
LOD4353337: The ogre turns into an elephant, then the ogre turns into a mouse, as soon as the cat sees it, he throws himself on it and beats her. From the Cat boot or the master cat, taken from the tales of my mother the oye (1695), taken up by Charles Perrault (1628-1703) in 1697. / Bridgeman Images
PCT4294424: Legend of the wolf of Gubbio, tame by Saint Francois of Assisi and fed by the inhabitants of the city (one pretends that the animal became vegetarian) - detail of an engraving of the Illustrous World (1882) after a painting (1877) by Luc Olivier Merson (1846-1920) - a butcher gives him a piece of meat, a girl (little girl) caresses it the look softened by his mother - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4295215: Locusts Invasion in Agadir (Morocco) perched on poles and electric wires, November 26, 1956 (26-11-56) - Grasshoppers are one of the ten wounds of Egypt (eighth) in the Book of Exodus: “”... And they covered the face of all the earth, and the earth was in darkness, and they devorted all the plants of the earth, and all the fruits of the trees... and there remained no greenery for the trees or the plants of the field throughout all the land.”” Exodus 10:13 -14,19 - In the Maghreb countries, these insects eat grates, once the wings are taken off, mlanged with argan and flour - Photo Jean Manuel - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4296071: Church of Saint-Nectaire (Saint Nectaire, Puy-de-Dome, Auvergne): stone capital representing a man riding a goat, facing a donkey covered with scales playing lyre. The animal grabbing a musical instrument, but being unable to play it, becomes an image of sin, stupidity and pride - Romanesque art auvergnat 12th century - Photo Patrice Cartier - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4296717: Animals during the First World War 1914-1918 (14-18), cavalry: letter from an officer requesting the Miilitary Authority (Minister of War) in 1919 to examine the procedure for buying horses in demand. This officer takes note of his attachment to his own horse, which he wishes to keep with him once peace has returned - hunter, requisition, ride commission - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4296723: Animals during the First World War 1914-1918 (14-18), cavalry: letter from an officer requesting the Miilitary Authority (Minister of War) in 1919 to examine the procedure for buying horses in demand. This officer takes note of his attachment to his own horse, which he wishes to keep with him once peace has returned - hunter, requisition, ride commission, mate in arms - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4297154: A scene from the silent film Pathe by Gaston Vell (1909) “La hen aux eggs d'or””, inspired by the fable of Esope taken over by La Fontaine: incited by the Devil (Mephisto, Mephistopheles), the farmer killed his hen to recover the golden eggs inside his body - colourful postcard of the period - greed, so- / Bridgeman Images
PCT4297842: Beauty and bete: a lady of good French society makes charm to a bear symbolizing the communist regime of the Sovietic Union (USSR) - “Come, my darling, we will end up making you a beautiful little teddy bear well leche” - socialism, communism, Bolshevism, - Caricature by Ralph Soupault (1904-1962) published has the headline of the extreme right “” I am everywhere”” No. 662, April 21, 1944 - / Bridgeman Images