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E-auction 20-5703 - fjt_02114 - PRESS LA PATRIE, JOURNAL DU SOIR n.d.

PRESS LA PATRIE, JOURNAL DU SOIR XF
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Estimate : 65 €
Price : 10 €
Maximum bid : 10 €
End of the sale : 02 September 2013 17:03:30
bidders : 3 bidders
Type : LA PATRIE, JOURNAL DU SOIR
Date: n.d.
Metal : cardboard
Diameter : 37,4 mm
Rarity : R2
Catalogue references :
F.

Obverse

Obverse legend : TOUT CE QUI NOUS UNIT . RIEN DE CE QUI NOUS DIVISE.
Obverse description : Buste à droite de Charles Maurras (?).

Reverse

Reverse legend : LA PATRIE . LE N° CINQ CENTIMES. LE MIEUX RENSEIGNE DE TOUS LES JOURNAUX DU SOIR.
Reverse description : Inscription en six lignes.

Commentary

Le buste est gravé par Francis de Saint-Vidal.

Historical background

PRESS

The press was born in the 17th century thanks to the printing press and the development of communications. In 1631, Théophraste Renaudot launched his weekly gazette called "Gazette de France" initially protected by Richelieu. The first French daily appeared in 1771 but the great development of the press took place during the revolution (350 titles appeared in 1789). Stifled under Napoleon I, the press then reappeared and became popular under Louis-Philippe I, when serial novels appeared. In 1868, a liberal law on the press allowed the emergence of many titles, some of which still exist (Le Temps later became Le Monde or Le Figaro).

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