File:Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin (1829-1900) (A15).jpg
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French writer and journalist Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin by photographer Étienne Carjat.
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[edit]| English: French writer and journalist Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin by photographer Étienne Carjat.
Français : L'écrivaine et journaliste française Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin par le photographe Étienne Carjat. (   ) |
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Français : L'écrivaine et journaliste française Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin par le photographe Étienne Carjat. |
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English: Euphémie Vauthier was born on 3 May 1829 in Montignac in the Dordogne department and she was married Eugène Garcin (1830-1909), writer and journalist, on 11 May 1861 in Paris in the 9th arrondissement. Euphémie Vauthier died on 4 December 1900 in Antony, today in the department of Hauts-de-Seine. She is the director and teacher of an institution and boarding school for young girls in Paris, professor of history at the Higher School for Young Girls of the City of Paris, writer, journalist and lecturer. She is also the younger sister of Louis-Léger Vauthier (1815-1901), a French engineer and politician. Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin was the first woman brought before the Court of Assizes in 1872 for a political offense committed through the press, following the publication of an article on the execution of Louis Rossel in 1871 and the defense of the victims of Versailles repression during the Paris Commune. She was prosecuted for contempt of the French National Assembly. The writer Victor Hugo supports Euphémie Vauthier in her political fight and she will be acquitted.
Français : Euphémie Vauthier est née le 3 mai 1829 à Montignac dans le département de la Dordogne et elle s'est mariée avec Eugène Garcin (1830-1909), écrivain et journaliste, le 11 mai 1861 à Paris dans le 9e arrondissement. Euphémie Vauthier est morte le 4 décembre 1900 à Antony, aujourd'hui dans le département des Hauts-de-Seine. Elle est directrice et institutrice d'une institution et pension de jeunes filles à Paris, professeure d'histoire à l'École supérieure des jeunes filles de la Ville de Paris, écrivaine, journaliste et conférencière. Elle est également la sœur cadette de Louis Léger Vauthier (1815-1901), ingénieur et homme politique français. Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin est la première femme traduite en Cour d'assises en 1872 pour un délit politique commis par la voie de la presse, suite à la parution d'un article sur l'exécution de Louis Rossel en 1871 et la défense des victimes de la répression versaillaise lors de la Commune de Paris. Elle est poursuivie pour outrages envers l'Assemblée nationale française. L'écrivain Victor Hugo soutient Euphémie Vauthier dans son combat politique et elle sera acquittée. |
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| Date | June 1863 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium | photograph on glass | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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EO2-1 (CARJAT) - BOÎTE FOL - Recto |
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| Exhibition history | Site de Richelieu | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Inscriptions | Au verso du portrait, dédicace manuscrite : « A Madame Fertiault. Souvenir affectueux. Euphémie Garcin. 9 juin 1863 ». | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Notes | Photographie en provenance de la collection de Julie Rodde et de son époux François Fertiault. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| References | Acquisition 11.257 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Euphémie Vauthier-Garcin sur le site de la Banque d'images de la Bibliothèque nationale de France. Bibliothèque nationale de France |
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