There is still a final chance to see the CMN's touring exhibition Fantaisies pour un palais which runs until 30th September. at the Hôtel Abbatial in Lunéville.
There is still a final chance to see the CMN's touring exhibition Fantaisies pour un palais which runs until 30th September. at the Hôtel Abbatial in Lunéville.
The E-International Relations website publishes an interview with Michael Rapport, Reader in Modern European History at the University of Glasgow, and specialist in French Revolutionary studies.
Enfilade informs us that the collected articles of the American historian of 18th-century French art, Mary Sheriff (1950-2016), have been made available in full text on Academia.
To mark the upcoming Ridley Scott epic, Dan Snow has reissued the "History Hit" podcast in which he discusses the early life of Napoleon with Adam Zamoyski, author of Napoleon: a life (2018).
To mark Bastille Day, here is a rundown of recommended feature films on the French Revolution. A pretty meagre collection, with the honourable exception of "Danton"....
We now have a trailer, an official poster and several commentaries for the Ridley Scott/Joachim Phoenix Napoleon - release date 22nd November.
On this day, 11th July, in 1833, monastic life was canonically restored to France with the reestablishment of the Benedictine community at Solesmes Abbey in the department of Sarthe.
Sold at auction last week in Stockholm: Peter Adolf Hall's famous miniature of Axel von Fersen, painted in Paris when he returned from the American War of Independence.
Marie-Antoinette's private apartments at Versailles have been reopened to the public as part of the palace's 400th anniversary celebrations.
The Voltaire Foundation launches its new ERC-funded project ModERN: Modelling Enlightenment. Reassembling Networks of Modernity through data-driven research, jointly hosted with the Sorbonne. Among other topics, the project will focus onVoltaire’s complex relationship to the French press.
The Prince Czartoryski Museum in Kraków has opened its newly restored Klasztorek building with an exhibition of 1,800 items from its collection, among them a quill pen belonging to Voltaire!