Nomination de M. Marat pour député du département de Paris à la Convention nationale 9 septembre 1792.
Great people movement, the French Revolution was also a place of affirmation and conflict of great personalities that became object of imitation, narration and endless discussions.
Manuscript, signed by Jean Claude Bernard. Paris 1792
Anatomy lesson, Montrouge.
French engineer, sociologist, and economist. His sociological method exerted a great influence on leader and research conducted by the Social Museum.
Editor: Jacques René Hébert. Le Père Duchêne it is a theatrical mask born within popular performances staged during fairs; it represents the common man ready to denounce injustices and abuses. At the beginning it was moderate, but later become a tool of propaganda among the masses.
Newspaper, Paris published from 1790 to 1794
Outdoor School ('Ecole de plein air') Desiré Verhaeghe, Lille. The distribution of syrup to children.
Cover of The Almanac of Mutualistes by Leopold Mabilleau, published in 1906. Leopold Mabilleau, director of the Musée social, was the first President of the Fédération nationale de la mutualité française (FNMF = National Federation of French Mutual) which was founded in the Musée Social in 1902.
Group of union activists from the 'Bourse du travail' (labor exchange) of Rennes.
CIRA has collected an important documentation on anarchist women, including bibliographies and images.
Drawing for L’Assiette au Beurre, no.214, May 6, 1905.
