French Men Collection

France V Scotland Rugby
A Scottish player is tackled by a pair of Frenchmen. The match finished in a draw at 3- 3

Notre-Dame Cathedral of Chartres. 1194-1290. FRANCE. CENTRE. EURE-ET-LOIR. Chartres. Notre Dame cathedral. Choir (12th c.). Gothic art

French men's costumes of the late 15th century, 1889 (chromolithograph)
5912640 French men's costumes of the late 15th century, 1889 (chromolithograph); (add.info.: French men's costumes of the late 15th century)

Amazing and Muscadin, fashionable French men of the Directory era, 1796. The Incredible holds a monocle and cudgel
FLO4572577 Amazing and Muscadin, fashionable French men of the Directory era, 1796. The Incredible holds a monocle and cudgel and wears two watches from his belt

The International Squadrons at the Opening of the Barcelona Exhibition (engraving)
1595320 The International Squadrons at the Opening of the Barcelona Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Reims. 1211-1311. FRANCE. Reims. Cathedral of Notre-Dame. Western fa硤 e. Gothic art. Architecture

FRANCE. EASTERN PYRENEES. Arles-sur-Tech. Abbey of Saint Marie d Arles. Cloister. Gothic art

FRANCE. Vers-Pont-du-Gard. Roman aqueduct and bridge on river Gard (Pont du Gard). Built in 1st AD

FRANCE. Montignac. The Cave of Lascaux. Horses. Upper Paleolithic. Magdalenian. Cave

FRANCE. ΌE-DE-FRANCE. YVELINES. Versailles
FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. YVELINES. Versailles. Poond of the gardens designed by Andr頌 e N� (1613-1700). Sculpture

FRANCE. Reims. Cathedral of Notre-Dame. Angel of the Smile (Angel of the Annunciation). 1250. Gothic art

FRANCE. Chartres. Notre Dame cathedral. Stained glass window in the apse. 12th c. On the top, the Last Supper is pictured. Gothic art. Glass window

Silver gilded chalice with enamels. French school (14th - 15th c.). Gothic art. Jewelry. SPAIN. Madrid. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: FRANCE. Strasbourg

FRANCE. Reims. Cathedral of Notre-Dame. French school, 13th century. View of the window. Gothic art

COTTE, Robert de (1656-1735). Palace of Versailles. Royal Chapel. 1710. FRANCE. Versailles. Palace of Versailles. Ceiling roof frescoes. Classicism. Fresco; Architecture

Water seller (18th c. ). Engraving. FRANCE. Paris
Water seller (18th c.). Engraving. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum)

Cathedral of Saint-Etienne. FRANCE. CENTRE. CHER. Bourges. View of the central nave from the organ. Gothic art

Basilica of Saint Denis. FRANCE. Saint-Denis. Basilica of Saint Denis. Ambulatory, built under the guidance of the abbot Suger (1140-1144). Gothic art. Architecture

Fleury, Andre-Hercule de (1653-1743). French cardinal who served as the chief minister of Louis XV. Engraving

Our Lady of the Beatiful Window. ca. 1180. FRANCE. Chartres. Notre Dame cathedral. Gothic art. Glass window

BLANC, Louis (1811-1882). French socialist politician and historian

Fortune teller. Engraving. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠;

FRANCE. CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE. MARNE. Reims. Basilica of Saint-Remi. Basilica of Saint-Remi (ss.XI-XII). Gothic art. Architecture

Chambrod Castle. FRANCE. CENTRE. LOIR-ET-CHER. Chambord. Chambrod Castle. Renaissance art

VERNE, Jules (1828-1905). Painting

FRANCE. Saint-R魹-de-Provence. Glanum. Glanum
FRANCE. Saint-R魹 -de-Provence. Glanum. Glanum Mausoleum. Battle between Romans and Gauls. Roman art. Bas-relief. Roman art. Relief on rock

Notre-Dame Cathedral of Noyon. 1145-1235. FRANCE. Noyon. Notre Dame cathedral. Central nave. Gothic art. Architecture

LE BRETON, Gilles (ca. 1506-1558). Chⴥau de
LE BRETON, Gilles (ca. 1506-1558). Chⴥ au de Fontainebleau. 1528. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. SEINE-ET-MARNE. Fontainebleau. Renaissance art

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Statue of Henry IV. Sculpture

GASTON III de Foix-B顲n (1331 - 1391). Count
GASTON III de Foix-B顲 n (1331 - 1391). Count of Foix and viscount of B顲 n. Castle. Statue of Gaston Febus at the entrance of the castle. FRANCE. AQUITAINE

France (1589). Agreement between Henry III of France and Enrique III of Navarre. Engraving

FRANCE. Pau. Church of Saint-Martin (19th c. )
FRANCE. Pau. Church of Saint-Martin (19th c.). Rose window with Saint Martins Life. Neo-Gothic. Glass window; Architecture

FRANCE. Bayonne. Cathedral of Sainte-Marie (13th c.). Gothic art. Architecture

FRANCE. Colmar. The Unterlinden Museum. Issenheim Altrapiece (1512-1516), by Mathias Gr� d

FRANCE. MIDI-PYRɎɅS. LOT. Rocamadour. Sanctuary
FRANCE. MIDI-PYRɎ Ʌ S. LOT. Rocamadour. Sanctuary

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Portrait of Catherine of Bourbon. Painting

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Triton or Neptune represented on a tapestry. Tapestry

FRANCE. Arles. Roman amphitheatre. Roman amphitheatre (2nd c.). Roman art. Early Empire. Architecture

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Detail of one of tapestries

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Portrait of Catherine of Bourbon. Painting

FRANCE. Paris. Anonymous watercolour, 18th c. The Theatre of the fair of St. Lauret in Paris. 1786. Watercolour

FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum)
FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum). Workshop of dry cleaners of the Gobelin tapestries (Manufacture des Gobelins). French painting 18th c. FRANCE. Paris

FRANCE. Colmar. Collegiate Church of Saint Martin. Detail of a window. Gothic art. Architecture

FRANCE. Bayonne. Stained glass windows of the Cathedral of Saint Mary (13th c.). Gothic art. Architecture

FRANCE. ΌE-DE-FRANCE. PARIS. Paris. Galleries
FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. PARIS. Paris. Galleries Lafayette. Dome. Architecture

Cathedral of Saint Lazare. 1120-1178. FRANCE

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Bust of Herny IV. Sculpture

Evening dress men 1951 - 52
Two Frenchmen in formal evening dress of a double- breasted dinner jacket with silk lapels & black tie or the more elegant tail coat with a white tie & waistcoat. Date: 1951

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French men are a symbol of strength, resilience, and rich cultural heritage. Whether they are battling it out on the rugby field in matches like France v Scotland Rugby or admiring the architectural marvels such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Chartres and Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Reims, French men leave an indelible mark wherever they go. Just like the Roman aqueduct in Vers-Pont-du-Gard that stands tall for centuries, French men embody a timeless elegance and sophistication. They effortlessly blend tradition with modernity, creating a unique charm that captivates all who encounter them. In historical engravings depicting The International Squadrons at the Opening of the Barcelona Exhibition, we witness their unwavering spirit to explore new horizons and embrace diversity. This adventurous nature extends beyond borders as they traverse through Eastern Pyrenees to places like Arles-sur-Tech Abbey. French men possess an innate sense of style that is envied worldwide. Their fashion choices reflect their impeccable taste and attention to detail. Just like how each stone meticulously placed in the Roman aqueduct tells a story, every outfit worn by these gentlemen speaks volumes about their personality and flair. But it's not just about appearances; it also have depth and substance. They value education, art, literature, music – aspects that enrich their lives and contribute to society's progress. Their passion for knowledge echoes through time from 1194-1290 when construction began on Notre-Dame Cathedral of Chartres until its completion years later. As we admire these remarkable individuals against backdrops such as Vers-Pont-du-Gard's Roman aqueduct or any other iconic landmarks throughout France repeatedly mentioned here - let us celebrate French men for being ambassadors of culture, history, sportsmanship while leaving an everlasting impression wherever they tread upon this beautiful land called France.