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Some engravings from the art magazine La France Illustrée: Journal Littéraire, Scientifique et Religieux from 1878/1879. This was printed in Prais by the Printer of the Apprentice Orphans (Imprimerie des apprentis-Orphelins (Fondation des orphelins apprentis d’Auteuil) for L. Roussel.

This is a large book, since it was originally a newspaper; one consequence is that the images are available in larger sizes than usual.

Title: La France Illustrée: Journal Literaire, Scientifique & Religieux

Author: Roussel, L.

Published by: Imprimerie des apprentis-Orphelins (Fondation des orphelins apprentis d'Auteuil)

City: Paris

Date: 1878

Total items: 10

Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.

Some sample images

[picture: Rustic full-page border of twigs with roses, divided into several areas]

Rustic full-page border of twigs with roses, divided into several areas

This full-page border or frame of wooden branches or twigs is divided into six main areas of varying shapes. Although the border is roughly symmetrical there are two roses at the top. [more...]

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[picture: Saint Bonaventura as a Monk]

Saint Bonaventura as a Monk

An engraving of Saint Bonaventura standing in a Franciscan monk’s robe or cowl, hood back to reveal his tonsured head, staring up at birds, children singing, and rays of light suggesting a higher supernatural presence. He is enclosed in a wooden/twig border with six [...] [more...]

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[picture: Monseigneur Dabart, bishop of Périgueux and of Sarlat.]

Monseigneur Dabart, bishop of Périgueux and of Sarlat.

A portrait of Nicolas-Joseph Dabert, who was bishop of Périgueux in Dordogne in France from 1863 to 1901. He wrote a number of books, of which a history of Saint [...] [more...]

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[picture: Full-page portrait border with nameplate space]

Full-page portrait border with nameplate space

This full-page rectangular border is designed like a picture frame, with flowers surmounting an inset oval frame or cartouche, and with a nameplate appearing to hang by a ribbon beneath the oval. [more...]

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[picture: Saint Elizabeth of Hungary]

Saint Elizabeth of Hungary

St.Elizabeth of Hungary (1207 – 1231) is a patron saint of bakers, beggars, brides, charities and of the death of children. She was a princess and at the age of sixteen was taught by Franciscan friars; she wore simple clothes and distributed bread to the poor. The main scene illustrated in this picture is when her brother-in-law accused her of stealing [...] [more...]

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Some engravings from the art magazine La France Illustrée: Journal Littéraire, Scientifique et Religieux from 1878/1879. This was printed in Prais by the Printer of the Apprentice Orphans (Imprimerie des apprentis-Orphelins (Fondation des orphelins apprentis d’Auteuil) for L. Roussel.

This is a large book, since it was originally a newspaper; one consequence is that the images are available in larger sizes than usual.


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