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After the evacuation of Odessa. He left Sebastopol to the Bolshevik divisions. 1919' Salon: National Association of Fine Arts. Gustave Jacquet's Retrospective Exhibition - After the evacuation of Odessa. The Abandoning of Sebastopol to the Bolshevik troops. The Salon of 1919: National Society of Fine Arts. Retrospective Exposition of Gustave Jacquet.

Title	After the evacuation of Odessa. He left Sebastopol to the Bolshevik divisions. 1919' Salon: National Association of Fine Arts. Gustave Jacquet's Retrospective Exhibition - After the evacuation of Odessa. The Abandoning of Sebastopol to the Bolshevik troops. The Salon of 1919: National Society of Fine Arts. Retrospective Exposition of Gustave Jacquet.
Author	L. Dumont-Wilden, A.P.
Publication Date:	1919-05-24
Type	Other
Language	fr
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	9
Physical Dimensions	Printed
Library:	SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID	FFTDOC01348
Record ID	19232
Library Location	SALT Research
Date	1919-05-24
Notes	Cavell's flowered coffin was preserved by British sailors on the bridge of the destroyer that brought him to Douvres. In London: the funeral procession arrives at Westminster Cathedral. Refugees and Russian volunteers, with their wives and children waiting to board cargo ships with the help of the French navy, are camping at the entrance of the Dniester as they retreat in front of the red armies. Part of the encampment of those evacuated from Odessa. Dniester port I. Along the exit: luggage and farm animals await boarding on the beach. The battleport was visible from the sailors' barracks. The car of the Bolshevik members of parliament who came to Sebastopol to discuss the armistice. A. Gumery-Portrait. E. Loup - Healing. M.J. Will - Tragic Nights. A. Guillaume-Last bombardment. J.A. Muenier-Suzanne. H. Berteux-Portrait of General Pénelon. G. Brunet-Mahuet-Portrait of Chekri-Ganero (pastel). C. Cottet - The Lectern (Cathedral of Burgos, Spain). Jean Béraud - Billiard players. Prinet - Release. Gustave Jacquet-Betsy returning from the ball. (etc.) - The flowered coffin of Miss Cavell guarded by English sailors on the bridge of the destroyer which transported her to Douvres. In London: the procession arriving at Westminster Cathedral. The refugees, with wives and children, and Russian volunteers, retreating in front of the red armies, camp at the opening of Dniester, waiting to be taken on board cargo ships and barges with the help of the French navy. A part of the encampment of those evacuated from Odessa. The port of Dniester. During the exodus: luggage and livestock awaiting, on the shore, their embarkation. War port, seen from the navy barracks, where our soldiers were lodged. The car of the bolshevik parliamentarians who came to Sebastopol to discuss the armistice. A. Gumery-Portrait. E. Loup - Convalescent. M.J. Will - Tragic Nights. A. Guillaume - The last bombardment. J.A. Muenier - Suzanne. H. Berteux-Portrait of General Pénelon. G. Brunet-Mahuet-Portrait of Chekri-Ganero (pastel). C. Cottet - The Lectern (Cathedral of Burgos, Spain). Jean Béraud - Billiards players. Prinet - The Acquittal. Gustave Jacquet - Betsy returning from the ball. (etc)

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After the evacuation of Odessa. He left Sebastopol to the Bolshevik divisions. 1919' Salon: National Association of Fine Arts. Gustave Jacquet's Retrospective Exhibition - After the evacuation of Odessa. The Abandoning of Sebastopol to the Bolshevik troops. The Salon of 1919: National Society of Fine Arts. Retrospective Exposition of Gustave Jacquet.

Author L. Dumont-Wilden, A.P.

Publication Date 1919-05-24

Type Other

Language fr

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 9

Physical Dimensions Printed

Library SALT Research Collections

Library Asset ID FFTDOC01348

Record ID 19232

Library Location SALT Research

Date 1919-05-24

Notes Cavell's flowered coffin was preserved by British sailors on the bridge of the destroyer that brought him to Douvres. In London: the funeral procession arrives at Westminster Cathedral. Refugees and Russian volunteers, with their wives and children waiting to board cargo ships with the help of the French navy, are camping at the entrance of the Dniester as they retreat in front of the red armies. Part of the encampment of those evacuated from Odessa. Dniester port I. Along the exit: luggage and farm animals await boarding on the beach. The battleport was visible from the sailors' barracks. The car of the Bolshevik members of parliament who came to Sebastopol to discuss the armistice. A. Gumery-Portrait. E. Loup - Healing. M.J. Will - Tragic Nights. A. Guillaume-Last bombardment. J.A. Muenier-Suzanne. H. Berteux-Portrait of General Pénelon. G. Brunet-Mahuet-Portrait of Chekri-Ganero (pastel). C. Cottet - The Lectern (Cathedral of Burgos, Spain). Jean Béraud - Billiard players. Prinet - Release. Gustave Jacquet-Betsy returning from the ball. (etc.) - The flowered coffin of Miss Cavell guarded by English sailors on the bridge of the destroyer which transported her to Douvres. In London: the procession arriving at Westminster Cathedral. The refugees, with wives and children, and Russian volunteers, retreating in front of the red armies, camp at the opening of Dniester, waiting to be taken on board cargo ships and barges with the help of the French navy. A part of the encampment of those evacuated from Odessa. The port of Dniester. During the exodus: luggage and livestock awaiting, on the shore, their embarkation. War port, seen from the navy barracks, where our soldiers were lodged. The car of the bolshevik parliamentarians who came to Sebastopol to discuss the armistice. A. Gumery-Portrait. E. Loup - Convalescent. M.J. Will - Tragic Nights. A. Guillaume - The last bombardment. J.A. Muenier - Suzanne. H. Berteux-Portrait of General Pénelon. G. Brunet-Mahuet-Portrait of Chekri-Ganero (pastel). C. Cottet - The Lectern (Cathedral of Burgos, Spain). Jean Béraud - Billiards players. Prinet - The Acquittal. Gustave Jacquet - Betsy returning from the ball. (etc)