Le Japon en couleurs: Photographies du XIXe siècle. Amérique du nord The thirty-five chronicles contained in

The thirty-five chronicles contained in this work restore ancient history to its full appeal

translations of Arab poets

Amerigo Vespucci is not only the figure who gave his name to the New World

a professor from Tours who was close to the masters of the Chartres school

Le Japon en couleurs: Photographies du XIXe siècle. Amérique du nord The thirty-five chronicles contained inOn the occasion of a publication by Volont d'art, the Museum of Decorative Arts is presenting the exhibition " Japan in color. Photographs of the 19th century century ". 35 unpublished photographs enhanced with colors from the Japanese photography collection composed of more than 800 prints, illustrate a picturesque vision of Japan. Belonging to the vogue of " Yokohama Shashin ", these images offer a theatrical and stereotypical version of the Land of