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Eugène and Ernest-Charles Appert - Étienne Carjat - Pierre Petit - Charles Reutlinger and others Paris Commune, 1871. Members of the Commune. Insurgent men and women. Gustave Flourens. Gustave Paul Cluseret. Auguste Sicard. Paschal Grousset. Albert Regnard. Laura and Gaston Da Costa. Raoul Rigault. Tony Moilin. Henri Rochefort. Jean-Baptiste Millière. Baptiste Descamps. Louis-Denis Chalain. Jean Barberet. Gustave Lefrançais. Jules Alin. Eugène Pottier. Jules Miot. Germain Casse. Henri Maret. Charles Quentin. Jules Bergeret. Maxime Lisbonne. Adolphe Assi. Benjamin Gastineau. Jules Fontaine. Jean-Louis Pindy. Charles Delescluze. Jean-Baptiste Sérizier. Gustave Courbet. Edmond-Alfred Goupy. Théophile Ferré. Louise Michel. Jarosław Dąbrowski. Auguste Vermorel. Charles Amouroux. Françoise Bazire. Marc-Amédée Gromier. Alexis Louis Trinquet. Napoléon Gaillard. Walery Wroblewski. Auguste Rogeard. Georges Clémenceau. Frédéric Cournet. Prosper-Olivier Lissagaray. Georges Cavalier. Marie Spinoy. Raoul Urbain. Jules Vallès. Edmond Megy. Arthur Arnould. Eugène Vermersch. Alphonse Humbert. Eugène Pilotelle. Arthur Ranc.Charles Mabille. Henry Louis Champy. François Jourde. Dominique Régère and his wife. Louis Rossel. Charles Lullier. Pierre Vésinier. Joseph Greffier. Félix Pyat. Albert Grandier. Jules Johannard. Augustin Verdure. Alfred-Édouard Billioray. Gustave Maroteau. Eugène Razoua. Napoléon La Cécilia. Joséphine Marchais. Élisabeth Rétiffe. Eulalie Papavoine. Léontine Suétens. Hortense David. Angelina Courcelles. Oblong in-8 album of 99 albumen prints in business card format, mounted on photographers' cardboard. Numerous handwritten annotations and dates on the mounts. Handwritten note at the beginning of the volume. Average size of prints: 8 x 5.5 cm The handwritten note at the beginning of the volume, and the large number of insurgent women represented, reveal the album owner's interest in the role of women in the Paris Commune: "Les femmes de la Commune. We know that after the Commune, eight women were sentenced to death by the Conseil de Guerre. Their sentences were commuted and they were sent to Cayenne or New Caledonia. Of these eight women, two, Suétens and Rétif, died in Cayenne; Eugènie Papavoine and the Marchais woman died in prison; and Mme Leroy, who had loved and denounced Urbain, a member of the Commune, married a Dutchman, Mr Merr, who has since died. As for the other three women, one, Mme Lemelle, is employed at l'Intransigeant, while the other two have disappeared without a trace.
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Eugène and Ernest-Charles Appert - Étienne Carjat - Pierre Petit - Charles Reutlinger and others Paris Commune, 1871. Members of the Commune. Insurgent men and women. Gustave Flourens. Gustave Paul Cluseret. Auguste Sicard. Paschal Grousset. Albert Regnard. Laura and Gaston Da Costa. Raoul Rigault. Tony Moilin. Henri Rochefort. Jean-Baptiste Millière. Baptiste Descamps. Louis-Denis Chalain. Jean Barberet. Gustave Lefrançais. Jules Alin. Eugène Pottier. Jules Miot. Germain Casse. Henri Maret. Charles Quentin. Jules Bergeret. Maxime Lisbonne. Adolphe Assi. Benjamin Gastineau. Jules Fontaine. Jean-Louis Pindy. Charles Delescluze. Jean-Baptiste Sérizier. Gustave Courbet. Edmond-Alfred Goupy. Théophile Ferré. Louise Michel. Jarosław Dąbrowski. Auguste Vermorel. Charles Amouroux. Françoise Bazire. Marc-Amédée Gromier. Alexis Louis Trinquet. Napoléon Gaillard. Walery Wroblewski. Auguste Rogeard. Georges Clémenceau. Frédéric Cournet. Prosper-Olivier Lissagaray. Georges Cavalier. Marie Spinoy. Raoul Urbain. Jules Vallès. Edmond Megy. Arthur Arnould. Eugène Vermersch. Alphonse Humbert. Eugène Pilotelle. Arthur Ranc.Charles Mabille. Henry Louis Champy. François Jourde. Dominique Régère and his wife. Louis Rossel. Charles Lullier. Pierre Vésinier. Joseph Greffier. Félix Pyat. Albert Grandier. Jules Johannard. Augustin Verdure. Alfred-Édouard Billioray. Gustave Maroteau. Eugène Razoua. Napoléon La Cécilia. Joséphine Marchais. Élisabeth Rétiffe. Eulalie Papavoine. Léontine Suétens. Hortense David. Angelina Courcelles. Oblong in-8 album of 99 albumen prints in business card format, mounted on photographers' cardboard. Numerous handwritten annotations and dates on the mounts. Handwritten note at the beginning of the volume. Average size of prints: 8 x 5.5 cm The handwritten note at the beginning of the volume, and the large number of insurgent women represented, reveal the album owner's interest in the role of women in the Paris Commune: "Les femmes de la Commune. We know that after the Commune, eight women were sentenced to death by the Conseil de Guerre. Their sentences were commuted and they were sent to Cayenne or New Caledonia. Of these eight women, two, Suétens and Rétif, died in Cayenne; Eugènie Papavoine and the Marchais woman died in prison; and Mme Leroy, who had loved and denounced Urbain, a member of the Commune, married a Dutchman, Mr Merr, who has since died. As for the other three women, one, Mme Lemelle, is employed at l'Intransigeant, while the other two have disappeared without a trace.
