Epinal Collection

Saint Cecilia (Epinal)
Roman martyr and saint, patron saint of Music

St Barbara (Epinal)
SAINT BARBARA (Ste Barbe in French) virgin and martyr patron saint of gunners

Invention of the compass, Ancient China
Invention of the compass in Ancient China. These early compasses consisted of a magnetised needle floating in a bowl of water

The adventures of a young boy George le Frise (engraving)
5669702 The adventures of a young boy George le Frise (engraving) by Pellerin, Jean-Charles (1756-1836); (add.info.: story depicted in a series of Epinal images created by Imagerie Pellerin)

The Adventures of Mr Lacroque, a series of Epinal images created by Imagerie Pellerin, France 1860 (lithograph)
5669697 The Adventures of Mr Lacroque, a series of Epinal images created by Imagerie Pellerin, France 1860 (lithograph) by Pellerin, Jean-Charles (1756-1836); Universal History Archive/UIG

Epinal, Vieilles maisons du quai Rualmenil, au bord de la Moselle (colour photo)
2803902 Epinal, Vieilles maisons du quai Rualmenil, au bord de la Moselle (colour photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Epinal)

Epinal, Eglise Saint-Maurice, Ensembles (colour photo)
2803901 Epinal, Eglise Saint-Maurice, Ensembles (colour photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Epinal, Eglise Saint-Maurice, Ensemble S)

The bridge of the Gaucheu at Epinal (black chalk on paper)
CTS449217 The bridge of the Gaucheu at Epinal (black chalk on paper) by Callot, Jacques (1592-1635); 9.8x24.2 cm; eThe Devonshire Collections

MOSCOW: GATE, c1890. Paper model of a gate in Moscow, Russia. Engraving, c1890, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin

BIRDS, c1890. Nos bons petits oiseaux (Our Lovely Little Birds). Engraving, c1890, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin

MIRACULOUS STILL, 1839. L alambic miraculous (The Miraculous Still). Engraving by Francois Georgin, c1831

St Susanna / Epinal Print
SAINT SUSANNA Roman martyr about whom an extensive but largely fictitious legend was composed Date: 3rd century

Arts Sciences Honoring Protector Charles-Theodore
Artokoloro

FAMILY QUARREL, c1825. The Great Family Quarrel (over the pants). French Epinal print, c1825

FRANCE: FOUR TRUTHS, c1825. The Fourth Truths of Our Century. Epinal print, c1825

AGES OF MAN, 1826. The Ages of Man. French Epinal print, 1826, by Francois Georgin

BUTTERFLIES, c1890. Engraving, c1890, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER (1506-1552). Known as the Apostle of the Indies. French engraving by Francois Georgin, 1822

PIERROT PUPPET, c1890. Engraving, c1890, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin

CHILDREN, c1890. Enfants travestis (Children in Costume). Engraving, c1890, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin

(1757-1834). French statesman and officer. Epinal print, French, 19th century
MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE (1757-1834). French statesman and officer. Epinal print, French, 19th century

Departement of Vosges, France, True Colour Satellite Image
Satellite view of the departement of Vosges, France. It includes the Vosges mountain range. This image was compiled from data acquired by LANDSAT 5 & 7 satellites

NOSTRADAMUS (1503-1566). French physician and astrologer. French engraving, 19th century

FRANCE: CLASSES, c1822. The four social classes of France: church, military, peasant, and law. Stencil-colored wood engraving, 1822-8, from Images d Epinal

FRANCE: DEVIL OF MONEY. The Great Devil of Money. Stencil-colored wood engraving, c1808-1812, from Images d Epinal, produced by the publisher Jean-Charles Pellerin at Epinal, France

FRANCE: CREDIT, c1822. Credit is dead. Satirical print on credit, with a goose representing money. Wood engraving, c1822-28, from Images d Epinal, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin at Epinal, France

FRANCE: DOMESTIC DISPUTE. The Great Quarrel, or Who Wears the Pants? Stencil-colored wood engraving, c1822-8, from Images d Epinal, published by Jean-Charles Pellerin at Epinal, France

Epinal, France - Old House and the Rualmenil Quay Date: circa 1903

Solferino {Epinal)
BATTLE OF SOLFERINO The French, under Napoleon III and Vittorio Emanuele, defeat the Austrians under Franz Josef, leading to Austrian withdrawal and a united Italy Date: 24 June 1859

St Philomena / Epinal
SAINT PHILOMENA Though much venerated by the Cure d Ars and others, this Roman martyr never lived - her supposed existence arose from an archeological mistake Date: NEVER

Torricelli invents the barometer, 1643
Torricelli invents the barometer. In 1643 the Italian physicist Evangelista Torricelli (1608-1647) constructed a tube that was sealed at the top, around a metre long, and filled with mercury

19th century thermometer in a window, being observed to determine air temperature outdoors. Alcohol thermometers were invented in the 17th century, and mercury thermometers in the 18th century

Early telephone technology, 1830s
Early telephone technology. This apparatus, from the 1830s, is based on work by the US inventor Charles Grafton Page (1812-1868) and the Swiss physicist Auguste Arthur de la Rive (1801-1873)

Harvesting papyrus, Ancient Egypt
Harvesting papyrus in Ancient Egypt. This plant, a wetland sedge found along the Nile, can grow to heights of several metres

Exhibition of Bells telephone, 1876
Exhibition of Bells telephone. Patented in March 1876 by the Scottish-US inventor Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922), this telephone is on display at the Centennial Exposition

Parchment use, medieval Europe
Parchment use in medieval Europe. Parchment is a writing material produced from animal skins, used in various cultures from at least the first few millennia BC

Wax tablet writing, Ancient Rome
Wax tablet writing in Ancient Rome. Romans using a stylus and wax tablet to write messages or make calculations. The wax layers would be encased in a wooden support

Parchment production, classical antiquity
Parchment production in classical antiquity. Parchment is a writing material produced from animal skins, used in various cultures from at least the first few millennia BC

Invention of engraving, medieval Europe
Invention of engraving in medieval Europe. This engraver is holding a copperplate depiction of Saint Christopher carrying the Christ Child

19th century speaking tube. This device consists of two speaking cones connected by an empty pipe through which sound could travel to someone listening at the other end

Hughes carbon microphone, 19th century
Hughes carbon microphone. British physicist David Edward Hughes (1831-1900, right) with the carbon microphone (upper right) that he invented in 1878. An electric battery is at lower left

Papyrus scrolls, Ancient Rome
Papyrus scrolls in Ancient Rome. Papyrus is a wetland sedge found along the Nile in Egypt. Its pith was used as early as the 3rd millennium BC by the Ancient Egyptians

Wandering Jew (Epinal)
The three crosses on the distant hill are a reminder of his fate

View from castle garden of the Saint Maurice basilica in town of Epinal, Vosges, Lorraine, France, Europe

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Epinal, a city in northeastern France, is steeped in history and brimming with cultural treasures. From its stunning churches to its enchanting engravings, it offers a glimpse into the past that captivates all who visit. One of the city's most notable landmarks is Saint Cecilia, an exquisite church that stands as a testament to Epinal's religious heritage. Its intricate architecture and serene atmosphere make it a must-see for any traveler seeking spiritual solace. Another remarkable place of worship is St Barbara, which showcases Epinal's devotion to its patron saint. The ornate details adorning this sacred space are awe-inspiring and reflect the deep-rooted faith of the local community. It also has connections to inventions that have shaped our world. The invention of the compass in ancient China revolutionized navigation and opened up new horizons for exploration. This groundbreaking creation continues to guide us today, reminding us of humanity's thirst for knowledge and adventure. Speaking of adventures, one cannot overlook "The Adventures of a Young Boy George le Frise. " This captivating engraving transports readers back in time as they follow George on his thrilling escapades through unknown lands. It sparks imagination and reminds us all of the power stories hold. Imagerie Pellerin brought another series of adventures to life with their famous lithograph collection called "The Adventures of Mr Lacroque. " These vivid images depict tales filled with excitement and wonder, capturing hearts across France when they were first created in 1860. But Epinal isn't just about art; it boasts picturesque landscapes too. Take a stroll along Quai Rualmenil by Moselle River where you'll find charming old houses standing proudly against time's passage. Their vibrant colors add warmth to this already idyllic scene. Eglise Saint-Maurice enchants visitors with its grandeur ensemble - an architectural masterpiece showcasing Epinal's rich heritage.