#rené follet

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René Follet

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René FOLLET Hommage aux Tuniques Bleues

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Art: René Follet

Port-Folio_ illustrant 7 Enquêtes de Félix (d'après Maurice Tillieux) Publié par Editions de l'Élan.

#René Follet #Maurice Tillieux #Félix #Allume-Gaz #Cabarez #Mystères #Detectives #Enquêtes #Atmosphères

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RIP René Follet (10 April 1931 — 14 March 2020)

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Terreur #1 by René Follet

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René Follet (1931-2020): The Greeks: the shoemaker (1968)

Les Grecs: le cordonnier

many works of Follet can be seen here!

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René Follet (1931-2020)

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René Follet-Ikar Vol 2# The machine to stop the war

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René Follet - IllustrationSVP

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The fabulous tale of Marie Tussaud, the woman with the wax masks !

Written by André-Paul Duchâteau and drawn by René Follet. Original french version published at Editions Le Lombard. Here, the edition in english language at Cinebook (2007).

source:amsaklapper’s collection

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Point BD : The gang of Ulysse dans la fumé.

Point BD : The gang of Ulysse dans la fumé.

Pelote dans la fumée, Eté-Automne, T1, Miroslav Sekulic, Acte sud, 2013 Traduction : Aleksandar Grujicic 24€ Pelote dans la fumée, Hiver-Printemps, T2, Miroslav Sekulic, Acte Sud, 2016 Traduction : Wladimir Anselme et Ana Sekta 24€ Il y a fort fort longtemps mes petits yeux étaient tombés sur Pelote. J’attendais impatiemment la sortie du second volume. Grâce à mon œil d’aigle, je ne me rendis…

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René Follet - Antinea, original illustration

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Art: René Follet

Sur "Félix Cambrioleur" (d'après Maurice Tillieux)

#René Follet #Maurice Tillieux #Felix

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Original René Follet art. A delightful homage to the characters of the creator known as Will.

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The case of the mutilations of Bautzen (2/3)

Larrey stands up and attacks head-on, as for a duel of honor [..]

"Penetrated by the importance of the decision I was called upon to give in this remarkable case of forensic surgery, I persisted in my first judgment; the other members of the jury shared my opinion." The conclusions must be made within three days, there will be 2632 men with mutilated fingers to be examined! The jury begins its consultations on June 16, at 5 a.m. Each soldier is examined individually with the establishment of a personal file.

"The examination carried out with the most scrupulous attention focused

1 / On the nature of the injuries and the infirmities which result from them. 2 / On the causes which produced these injuries and on the way in which these causes act. 3 / On the circumstances which accompanied or preceded these solutions of continuity.

It results from this examination:

1 / That almost all the wounds were made by blunt bodies pushed by firearms, and a small number by bladed weapons, directed against those who were hit. 2 / That the majority of the wounded presented at the same time other wounds at various points on the surface of the bodies (...) made by the passage of the bullets. 3 / That the small number of wounded in whom the aforementioned circumstances did not offer themselves in such an obvious way consists precisely of former soldiers whose dedication is hardly allowed to be doubted.

(..) The jury, in summing up, protests that it is physically impossible to establish the slightest proof that any of the soldiers visited by them will have mutilated himself voluntarily, and he thinks that reading the detailed statements they drew of all the wounded subjected to his visit, explaining the reasons for the apparently great number of mutilations, will help to dispel the unfavorable opinion prevalent about those who have suffered them. "

What's more, Larrey doesn't just exonerate innocent people, he analyzes and explains the causes through a demonstration of mechanics, then of ballistics.

When firing in three ranks, those of the second or third often lean, without thinking of the danger, the barrel of their rifle on the shoulders and hands of their comrades of the first rank. In addition, the new recruits, for lack of in-depth military training, involuntarily injure their fingers by not respecting the twelve statutory loading times of the flintlock rifle. Finally, when the infantry charges the enemy from below upwards, as in the hills of Bautzen, the soldiers hold their hands high on their rifles, offering their fingers as the most salient targets to the enemy fire.

The expertise is now complete although "some" tried until the last moment to dissuade Larrey from thus braving Napoleon's wrath.

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They see him emerge in the imperial quarters with a confident step, a serene, even smiling, face, holding in one hand the conclusions of the jury and his own summary, in the other the heavy file of the 2632 minutes. The aides-de-camp step forward to relieve Larrey of his burden. A wasted effort, on the contrary he hugs him tighter under his arms, knowing from experience how much the intermediaries have the art if not to make the pieces disappear, at least to grant them eternal rest.

Jean Marchioni - Place à monsieur Larrey, chirurgien de la garde impériale.

René Follet - Les Marie-Louise