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Portal:France/Featured picture/03. Pierre Séguier, Chancellor of France (1588-1672) known as Chancellor Séguier at the Entry of Louis XIV into Paris in 1660 Image credit: Acquired from the subject's descendants, with the assistance of the Friends of the Louvre association, 1942
The archives groups its holdings by ministry, territory, document format (images, maps); it also has non-government materials. [2] In 1986 the main national archives in Paris transferred to Aix its records of the "Section outre-mer." [1] In 1995 the archives received substantial additional materials generated by colonial offices. [3]
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The headquarters of La France moved in 1883 to a large building at 142 rue Montmartre in Paris, designed by the architect Ferdinand Bal.Sculpted by Ernest-Eugène Hiolle and Louis Lefèvre, two Atlanteans wearing lion skins and two caryatids symbolizing journalism and typography, to the left and right of the entrance arcade, supported the sign of newspaper underneath the first floor balcony.
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La Belle Image is the story of Raoul Cerusier, an upstanding, hard-working, but suspicious businessman, whose dull and unattractive face is transformed into one that is young, handsome, and seductive. [2] His office colleagues no longer recognize him, nor does his wife, whom he must then seduce, thereby cuckolding himself. [3]
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The smaller Belle was more maneuverable and could turn without stopping at Six Mile Island, unlike the Queen which was much longer. Unfortunately, a series of mishaps doomed the Belle from the start.