Labbe Collection
"Exploring the World: The Work Jean Rousselot" Labbe Jean Rousselot, a dedicated scholar at the Cabinet des estampes de la Bibliotheque nationale
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"Exploring the World: The Work Jean Rousselot" Labbe Jean Rousselot, a dedicated scholar at the Cabinet des estampes de la Bibliotheque nationale, delves into historical engravings that shed light on various aspects of society. One such engraving depicts "Portrait de l'abbe Chappe d'Auteroche, " showcasing the esteemed clergyman's intellectual pursuits. Intriguingly, another engraving captures an experiment conducted by Abbe Chappe d'Auteroche himself in Siberia during 1761. This depiction illustrates his scientific curiosity and thirst for knowledge. Labbe Rousselot also examines engravings like "Seau merovingien, " based on the findings of Abbe Cochet. These images provide glimpses into ancient artifacts and shed light on our rich cultural heritage. Delving further into history, we encounter an intriguing scene titled "Picking up the enemies weapons. " This engraving portrays a captivating narrative surrounding conflict and resilience. Moving to Bayeux, Normandy, France, we find a portrait of L'abbe de Saint-Martin - Marquis de Miskou - mandarin du royaume de Siam. This image showcases the diverse roles played by clergymen throughout history. Shifting focus to education and communication, Labbe Rousselot explores an engraving depicting Abbe Roch-Ambroise Cucurron Sicard teaching children sign language. It highlights how clergymen have contributed not only to spiritual guidance but also to societal progress through education initiatives. Another notable figure is L'abbe de Saint-Pierre whose engraved portrait reflects his influential role in advocating for peace during turbulent times. The Maison de la Rue Saint-Martin in Bayeux serves as a physical reminder of historical significance within this region—a testament to the enduring legacy left behind by individuals like Labbe Rousselot.