Gill Collection (page 4)

Louis Ulbach / Gill
Louis Ulbach (1822-1889) French journalist, novelist, satitist and historian

Alfred Talandier / Gill
Alfred Talandier (1822-1890) French politician, posssibly connected with transport

Edmond Turquet / Gill
Edmond Turquet (1836-1914) French politician, member of the Aisne and Under Secretary of State for Fine Arts

Henri-Louis Tolain / Gill
Henri-Louis Tolain (1828-1897) French politician, elected deputy from the Seine district, later Senator

Paul Saunire / Gill
Paul Saunire (1827-1894) French novelist and journalist, and Secretary to Alexandre Dumas

Pierre-Jules Hetzel / Gill
Pierre-Jules Hetzel (1814 -1886) French editor and publisher, best known for his lavishly illustrated editions of Jules Vernes novels so highly prized by collectors today

Anthony Rvillon / Gill
Anthony Rvillon (1832-1898) French journalist, writer and politician

Achilles Secondign / Gill
Achilles Secondign (born 1846) French writer

Benjamin Raspail / Gill
Benjamin Raspail (1823-1899) French painter, engraver, politician and monoped, son of Major Franois-Vincent Raspail (1794-1878)

Gustave Rivet / Gill
Gustave Rivet (1848-1936) French poet, playwright, journalist and politician

Victor Poupin / Gill
Victor Poupin (1838-1906) French lawyer turned playwright, journalist and essayist, and ardent supporter of socialist and republican ideas

douard Siebecke / Gill
douard Siebecke (1829-1901) French writer, poet and journalist

Saint-Genest (Arthur Bucheron) / Gill
Saint-Genest (Arthur Bucheron) (c.1830-35-1902) Captain of Hussars and Lancers, and writer on the military

Jules Roche / Gill
Jules Roche (1841-1923) French politician, lawyer and journalist

Jean-Thoxene Roque de Fillol / Gill
Jean-Thoxene Roque de Fillol (born 1824) French politician and mayor of Puteaux

Lon Richer / Gill
Lon Richer (1824-1911) French journalist, Freemason and supporter of womens rights

Arthur Ranc / Gill
Arthur Ranc (1831-1908), Duel fighting, French politician and writer. Implicated in a plot against Napoleon III, imprisoned for belonging to a secret society

Aurlien Scholl / Gill
Aurlien Scholl (1833-1902) French theatre writer; also of novels

Mario Proth / Gill
Mario Proth (1832-1891) French journalist, writer, historian, art critic, and a close associate of Gambetta and Ferry

Eugne Spuller / Gill
Eugne Spuller (1835-1896) French journalist, member of the Seine, close connections to Gambetta (illustrated in silhouette)

Noel Parfait / Gill
Noel Parfait (1830-1896) French republican anticlerical Journalist, working for sevaral newspapers, became the Secretary of Alexandre Dumas

Charles Monselet / Gill
Charles Monselet (1825-1888), French journalist, novelist, poet and dramatist, nicknamed king gastronomes

Olivier Pain / Gill
Olivier Pain (1845-1885) journalist working as a war correspondent for Le Temps and Le Figaro as well as writing for many other popular French newspapers

Martin Nadaud / Gill
Martin Nadaud (1815-1898) rose from humble beginnings, becoming a revolutionary and Member of Parliament. An advocate of public transport and public services

General Francis Pittie / Gill
General Francis Pittie (born 1829) chief of the Elysee Military Cabinet and an officer of culture who produced a novel, a volume of verse, and numerous review articles

Alphonse Peyrat / Gill
Alphonse Peyrat (1812-1890) French journalist and essayist

Alfred Joseph Naquet / Gill
Alfred Joseph Naquet (1834-1916) French chemist and nationalist politician

Paul Nicole / Gill
Paul Nicole (born 1833) Author and Public cultural exhibition promotor including that of the Crystal Palace of St. Cloud (1879). A fond conjuror

Hector Pessard / Gill
Hector Louis Francois Pessard (1836-1895) French writer and Director of the Office of the Press Department of the Interior

Charles Camille Pelletan / Gill
Charles Camille Pelletan (1846-1915) French politician writer and journalist. Minister for the Navy

Denis Poulot / Gill
Denis Poulot (1832-1905) Printer and manufacturer, author of Le Sublime

Andr-Saturnin Morin / Gill
Andr-Saturnin Morin (1807-1888) French anti-religious writer

Gill, Andre 1840 - 1885
Andre Gill (real name, Gosset de Guines) French caricaturist, credited with inventing the enlarged head technique used here

Sigismund Lacroix / Gill
Sigismund Lacroix (1845-1909) Naturalized French Journalist and politician, member of the Seine (1883-1889)

Hector Malot / Gill
Hector Malot (1830-1907) French journalist and novelist

douard Lockroy / Gill
douard Lockroy (1840-1913) militant journalist, entering politics in 1871, sitting on the extreme left. In 1877 he married Madame Charles Hugo, the daughter-in-law of the poet Victor Hugo

Edmond Lepelletier / Gill
Edmond Lepelletier (1846-1913) radical French journalist and writer for various French newspapers including Le Rappel

Jean Marie Arthur Labordre / Gill
Jean Marie Arthur Labordre (born 1835) French Military man, politician, senator for the Seine (1882-1884)

Charles Lauth / Gill
Charles Lauth (1836-1913) English chemist, and inventor of various colors including Lauths violet

Jean Mac / Gill
Jean Mac (1815-1894) Republican journalist and teacher, lecturer and tireless defender of public education for all. In 1866, he founded the League of French education

Lon Laurent-Pichat / Gill
Lon Laurent-Pichat (1823-1886) French politician, poet and man of letters, helping to publish the first edition of Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert in 1857

Charles Ange Laisant / Gill
Charles Ange Laisant (1841-1920), French politician, military engineer, mathematician

Colonel Theodore Jung / Gill
Colonel Theodore Jung (1833-1896) French army officer, author, publisher of columns in magazines (under the pseudonym Mustapha) as well as works on the Franco Prussian War of 1870-71

Juliette Adam (nee Lamber) / Gill
Juliette Adam (nee Lamber) French writer, editor, feminist and ultimately centenarian

Felix Jobb-Duval / Gill
Flix Armand Marie Jobb-Duval (1821-1889) artist, painter of numerous wall decorations, a Republican and Freemason and member of the Municipal Council of Paris

Alphonse Humbert / Gill
Alphonse Humbert (1844-1922) Journalist, Republican, Blanquist. He published Le Pre Duchne during the Commune, was deported then pardoned and elected as municipal councilor

Hector Depasse / Gill
Hector Depasse (1842-1911) French politician

Louis Adolphe Cochery / Gill
Louis Adolphe Cochery (1819-1900) French politician, journalist and founder the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications

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