Terrier de l'abbaye de Saint-Julien de Tours.

Minutes notariales de Tours du XVe siècle.

Registres d'ordre des conservations des hypothèques.

CARTES DES COMBATTANTS DE LA GUERRE 1914-1918.

Tables de successions et absences de l'Enregistrement.

listes nominatives des recensements de population.

Repertoires alphabetiques des registres matricules.

Les autres départements dans la région Centre-Val de Loire : The Argentine writer, Alberto Manguel, author of the fascinating and erudite 'The Dictionary of Imaginary Places', contributes a critical essay on the fantastic nature of the artist's oeuvre.Archives départementales en ligne Chisseaux It includes the artist's masterpieces 'The Temptation of St Anthony', the prints used to illustrate Borges' 'Library of Babel, Imaginary Alphabets', and Rembrandt's 'Curiosity Cabinet', to name a few. A prolonging of childhood fairytales, the allure of Erik Desmazieres' prints lies in part in their ambiguity, but also in the technical virtuosity, careful observation, and singularity of his inventions.This volume surveys the artist's earlier production from the 1970s and 1980s, focusing on Desmazieres imaginary places, through 80 prints and drawings. His etchings and drawings, rendered with masterly precision and attention to detail, range from intimate interiors to wild architectural fantasies, and recall Old Masters such as Bosch and Goya. 'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title.Įrik Desmazieres is considered to be one of the finest French printmakers of his generation.

The Argentine writer, Alberto Manguel, author of the fascinating and erudite The Dictionary of Imaginary Places, contributes a critical essay on the fantastic nature of the artist's oeuvre.

It includes the artist's masterpieces The Temptation of St Anthony, the prints used to illustrate Borges' Library of Babel, Imaginary Alphabets, and Rembrandt's Curiosity Cabinet, to name but a few. The 80 prints and drawings in this volume are from the artist's production of the 1970s and 1980s, focusing on imaginary places. A prolonging of childhood fairytales, the allure of Erik Desmazières's prints lies partly in their ambiguity and partly in the technical virtuosity, careful observation, and singularity of his inventions. 'There are printmakers and printmakers, and then there is Erik Desmazières, a French-man who stands in a class by himself.' - The New York TimesĮrik Desmazières is considered one of the finest French printmakers of his generation.

Erik Desmazières by Maxime Praud