‎MADELIN Louis‎
‎The French Revolution.‎

‎Vendémiaire : 22 septembre. A cette époque arrive l'equinoxe d'automne & commence l'année de l'ère nouvelle ... : [coloriée] Prints of the French Revolution.‎

‎ 1797 Auteur: Salvatore Tresca; Louis Lafitte- A Paris : Chez l'auteur, [1797 ou 1798] 1 est. : pointillé, color à la poupée ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) Lafitte del. ; Tresca sculp.Images de la Révolution française .Figures allégoriques -- 1789-1799 Typologie:Calendrier …[Calendrier républicain] : [estampe] / [dessiné par L. Lafitte] ; [gravé par S. Tresca].Sous plexiglas,cadre moderne,cache aux limites de l'image à marges collées ,dans l'état,trés rare. Publication:[Paris] : [L. Lafitte], [1797 ou 1798] Lafitte, Louis (1770-1828)Description matérielle:1 eau-forte, pointillé, coul. ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) .Image visible sur https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendrier_républicain ‎

‎Le calendrier républicain, ou calendrier révolutionnaire français, fut créé pendant la Révolution française, et fut utilisé de 1792 à 1806, ainsi que brièvement durant la Commune de Paris. Il entre en vigueur le 15 vendémiaire an II (6 octobre 1793), mais débute le 1er vendémiaire an I (22 septembre 1792), jour de proclamation de la République, déclaré premier jour de l'« ère des Français ».........A student of the painter Jean-Baptiste Regnault, Louis Lafitte won the Prix de Rome in 1791. Prints of the French Revolution,The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints : stipple engraving, color ; sheet 34.8 x 26.2 cm or smaller.The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints of the French Revolution Remise de 20% pour toutes commandes égales ou supérieures à 200 €‎

‎Nivose : 22 décembre. Le soleil répond au Capricorne ... : coloriée] Prints of the French Revolution.‎

‎ 1797 Auteur: Salvatore Tresca; Louis Lafitte- A Paris : Chez l'auteur, rue de Sorbonne, no. 389, [1797 ou 1798] 1 est. : pointillé, color à la poupée ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) Lafitte del. ; Tresca sculp.Images de la Révolution française .Figures allégoriques -- 1789-1799 Typologie:Calendrier …[Calendrier républicain] : [estampe] / [dessiné par L. Lafitte] ; [gravé par S. Tresca].Sous plexiglas,cadre moderne,cache aux limites de l'image à marges collées ,dans l'état,trés rare. Publication:[Paris] : [L. Lafitte], [1797 ou 1798] Lafitte, Louis (1770-1828)Description matérielle:1 eau-forte, pointillé, coul. ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) .Image visible sur https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendrier_républicain ‎

‎Le calendrier républicain, ou calendrier révolutionnaire français, fut créé pendant la Révolution française, et fut utilisé de 1792 à 1806, ainsi que brièvement durant la Commune de Paris. Il entre en vigueur le 15 vendémiaire an II (6 octobre 1793), mais débute le 1er vendémiaire an I (22 septembre 1792), jour de proclamation de la République, déclaré premier jour de l'« ère des Français ».........A student of the painter Jean-Baptiste Regnault, Louis Lafitte won the Prix de Rome in 1791. Prints of the French Revolution,The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints : stipple engraving, color ; sheet 34.8 x 26.2 cm or smaller.The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints of the French Revolution Remise de 20% pour toutes commandes égales ou supérieures à 200 €‎

‎Frimaire : 22 novembre. Le soleil répond au Sagittaire ... : [estampe originale coloriée] Prints of the French Revolution.‎

‎ 1797 Auteur: Salvatore Tresca; Louis Lafitte- A Paris : Chez l'auteur, rue de Sorbonne, no. 389, [1797 ou 1798] 1 est. : pointillé, color à la poupée ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) Lafitte del. ; Tresca sculp.Images de la Révolution française .Figures allégoriques -- 1789-1799 Typologie:Calendrier …[Calendrier républicain] Mois républicains. : [estampe] / [dessiné par L. Lafitte] ; [gravé par S. Tresca].Sous plexiglas,cadre moderne,cache aux limites de l'image à marges collées ,dans l'état,trés rare. Publication:[Paris] : [L. Lafitte], [1797 ou 1798] Lafitte, Louis (1770-1828)Description matérielle:1 eau-forte, pointillé, coul. ; 27 x 20,5 cm (tr. c.) .Image visible sur https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendrier_républicain ‎

‎Le calendrier républicain, ou calendrier révolutionnaire français, fut créé pendant la Révolution française, et fut utilisé de 1792 à 1806, ainsi que brièvement durant la Commune de Paris. Il entre en vigueur le 15 vendémiaire an II (6 octobre 1793), mais débute le 1er vendémiaire an I (22 septembre 1792), jour de proclamation de la République, déclaré premier jour de l'« ère des Français ».........A student of the painter Jean-Baptiste Regnault, Louis Lafitte won the Prix de Rome in 1791. Prints of the French Revolution,The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints : stipple engraving, color ; sheet 34.8 x 26.2 cm or smaller.The prints after drawings by Louis Lafitte are from a suite of twelve prints that depict the months of the French republican calendar.Prints of the French Revolution Remise de 20% pour toutes commandes égales ou supérieures à 200 €‎

‎"CARLYLE French Revolution A History 1839 170,00 ? CARLYLE, Thomas French Revolution A History. In Three Volumes. London,James Fraser, 1839, second edition, 4,5 x 7 inches, VII, 354, 375, 400 pages, half leather binding (poor & detached), otherwise text clean and complete, stamp on each titel pages. François gros's ex-libris, a famous book collector. ""Of the three great political upheavals which have altered the face of the earth-the American, French and Russian Revolutions-only the French has stimulated literary masterpieces which, in turn, have made their impact, direct and indirect, upon millions of readers who would have, and have, left unread the productions of dispassionate scholarship. They are Carlyle's book and the 'History of the French Revolution' by Michelet. Carlyle wrote his French revolution as a secular 'tract for the times' and as a warning for his compatriots of the frightful consequences of materialism, utilitarianism and democracy. Scottish puritanism and German romanticism were his lodestars; 'History is the essence of innumerable biographies' was his historical creed. The result is not a work of scholarship but a prose epic, teeming with colorful scenes of dramatic events and imaginative portraits of the leading revolutionaries. The book at once captured the Englihs-speaking world, and has, outside France, moulded popular conceptions of the French Revolution down to the present day"","","","","", ""5238"‎

‎Code des comites de surveillance et revolutionnaire (+) Premier supplément au code des comités de surveillance et révolutionnaires. - [LEGAL CODE FOR THE REIGN OF TERROR DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION]‎

‎Paris, Impremerie du depot des lois, An II (1793). 4to. In contemporary half calf with gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine. Wear to extremities. Upper part of back hinge split, with minor loss of letters. Small dampstain to upper inner margin, otherwise a nice copy. (2), VII, (2)-116, 100, 8 pp. ‎

‎Exceedingly rare first edition of this highly interesting document being the Code of the Committees of Surveillance containing 106 regulations and guidelines for the functioning of these committees during the French Revolution. The Committees of Surveillance were established during the Reign of Terror (September 5, 1793 - July 27, 1794), as part of the revolutionary government's efforts to identify and suppress counter-revolutionary activities. These committees were tasked with monitoring individuals' behavior, enforcing revolutionary laws and ensuring loyalty to the revolutionary government. The document outlines the powers, duties, and procedures of these committees, as well as the penalties for those found to be opposing the revolution, providing a unique and fascinating insight into the legal and administrative framework of revolutionary France – arguable one of the most profound and radical moments in modern European history. The Committee of Surveillance in France during 1793 was established as a part of the radical phase of the French Revolution. Its function was to oversee and monitor the activities of suspected counter-revolutionaries and enemies of the Revolution, as well as to enforce laws related to internal security and revolutionary principles. The committee was tasked with identifying individuals or groups deemed to be a threat to the revolutionary government, often leading to arrests, interrogations, and, in some cases, executions by the Revolutionary Tribunal. It played a significant role in the Reign of Terror, a period marked by extreme political violence and repression in France. The present work is of the utmost scarcity. We have not been able to trace a single copy at auction, and OCLC only lists one copy (in Paris). Nadaillac, Catalogue d’une Collection Importante Sur la Revolution Francaise 724 ‎