Magistrat Collection

The Millionth Ton of Supplies reaches Berlin, 1949
Photograph showing Flight Lieutenant K.J. Ryall of the Royal Air Force handing a sack, representing the millionth short ton of supplies to be flown into Berlin during the airlift, to Dr

Georges Sere De Rivieres, Magistrat, 1849 (b / w photo)
5201468 Georges Sere De Rivieres, Magistrat, 1849 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Georges Sere De Rivieres, Magistrat, 1849)

Emile Forichon, Magistrat, 1848 (b / w photo)
5201463 Emile Forichon, Magistrat, 1848 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Emile Forichon, Magistrat, 1848)

Manuel Baudoin, Magistrat, 1846 (b / w photo)
5201456 Manuel Baudoin, Magistrat, 1846 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manuel Baudoin, Magistrat, 1846)

Magistrat (coloured engraving)
6015998 Magistrat (coloured engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Magistrat. Illustration for Costume du Moyen Age, D Apres les Manuscrits, les Peintures)

Henri Ditte, Magistrat, 1846 (b / w photo)
5201462 Henri Ditte, Magistrat, 1846 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Henri Ditte, Magistrat, 1846)

Octave Bernard, Magistrat, 1844-1904 (b / w photo)
5201458 Octave Bernard, Magistrat, 1844-1904 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Octave Bernard, Magistrat, 1844-1904)

Jean-Paul Manau, Magistrat, 1822-1906 (b / w photo)
5201466 Jean-Paul Manau, Magistrat, 1822-1906 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jean-Paul Manau, Magistrat, 1822-1906)

Jean-Marie-Bernard-Paul Magnaud, Magistrat, 1848 (b / w photo)
5201465 Jean-Marie-Bernard-Paul Magnaud, Magistrat, 1848 (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jean-Marie-Bernard-Paul Magnaud, Magistrat, 1848)

Nicolas Michel Foix
NICOLAS MICHEL FOIX French magistrat and philanthropist. Date: 1743 - 1830

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"Unveiling the Faces of Magistrat: A Glimpse into the Judicial Legacy" Step back in time to the mid-19th century as we delve into the captivating world of magistrates. Through a collection of intriguing photographs and engravings, we are offered a rare glimpse into their lives and contributions that shaped history. Georges Sere De Rivieres, Emile Forichon, Manuel Baudoin – these names echo through time as pillars of justice. Their portraits, captured in hauntingly beautiful black and white photographs from 1846 to 1849, transport us to an era where honor and integrity were paramount for those entrusted with upholding law and order. Henri Ditte's photograph from 1846 adds another layer of depth to our exploration. The stern expression on his face hints at the weighty responsibilities carried by these men who dedicated themselves to ensuring justice prevailed. Octave Bernard's portrait further captures this essence; his gaze piercing through time, reminding us that even behind monochrome images lie stories waiting to be told. Jean-Paul Manau's photograph takes us back even further - all the way to 1822 when he began his illustrious career as a magistrate. This remarkable man witnessed tumultuous times yet remained steadfast in his pursuit of truth and fairness until his passing in 1906. But it is Jean-Marie-Bernard-Paul Magnaud's portrait from 1848 that truly captivates our attention. His arresting presence mirrors Malesherbes' historic moment when he presented Louis XVI with the arrest warrant issued by the Convention during one of France's most pivotal periods. Beyond photography lies an enchanting colored engraving simply titled "Magistrat. " Its vibrant hues breathe life into this ancient profession, reminding us that justice is not confined solely within shades of gray but encompasses a spectrum as vast as humanity itself. As we immerse ourselves in the visual journey, we stumble upon a mysterious mention of badges.