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ATHENA
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![]() Heinrich Füssli Le Serment des Trois Suisses (1780) Kunstmuseum, Zürich |
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Foedus Pactum Anno Dei MCCXCI
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![]() Ferdinand Hodler Wilhelm Tell (1897) Musée des Beaux-Arts, Soleure |
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CALVIN (1509 - 1564)
Calvin in 1557 (detail): anonymous copperplate, about 1600 - after the Rotterdam portrait (?). See links to Calvin's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Cé qu'è lainô
(about 1603)
Matthäus Merian: Genève, in Topographia Helvetiae, Rhaetiae et Valesiae, 1642, after Claude Chastillon (end XVIth c.). Detail: The Porte de la Monnaie, where the Mère Royaume poured her hot soup on the ennemies. |
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Jean-Robert TRONCHIN (1710 - 1792)
The public prosecutor Jean-Robert Tronchin, after a drawing by J.-E. Liotard. |
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Jean-Jacques ROUSSEAU (1712 - 1778)
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, by Angélique Briceau. |
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Samuel de CONSTANT (1729 - 1800)
Samuel de Constant, after an anonymous drawing (detail). |
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Madame de CHARRIERE (1740 - 1805) Lithograph published by E.-H. Gaullieur in Album de la Suisse romane (1848), after a copy of a portrait by Jean Joseph de Spinny (1759). See links to Madame de Charrière's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Madame de STAËL (1766 - 1817) Lithograph by J. Hébert, published in Album de la Suisse romane (coll. P.P.). See links to Madame de Staël's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Benjamin CONSTANT (1767 - 1830)
Detail, in Nos Anciens et leurs Oeuvres, 1916. See links to Benjamin Constant's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Simonde de SISMONDI (1773 - 1842)
Lithograph by Amélie Munier-Romilly. See links to Sismondi's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Gottfried KELLER (1819 - 1890)
Album National Suisse, 1888 See links to Keller's texts in the Swiss texts page. |
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Henri DUNANT (1828 - 1910)
Henri Dunant at the time of de Solferino (1864). |
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C. G. Geissler Jean-Jacques Rousseau's house , rue de Coutance, Genève; end XVIIIth c. (detail) The authorities decided to demolish the building in 1960 and replace it with a supermarket. Centre d'Iconographie genevoise, coll. BPU. |
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