ALBERT ROBIDA. De la satire à l'anticipation . Romaine – Gréco-Romaine and styles are addressed in

and styles are addressed in turn in order to offer a complete panorama of this complex aesthetic and sociological phenomenon

Colette Brunschwig quickly became part of the French artistic and intellectual scene of the 1950s-1960s

l’onomastique et la toponymie

to which he adds some thirty others

relates the disappearance of bees

ALBERT ROBIDA. De la satire à l'anticipation . Romaine – Gréco-Romaine and styles are addressed inA brilliant illustrator and satirist with considerable influence, Albert Robida (1848 1926) remained famous for his futuristic frescoes, such as The Twentieth Century or Electric Life, or for his great press cartoons. He is sometimes seen as a precursor of science fiction, a visionary prophet of 20th century societies, or even the inventor before the time of television, the telephone and air travel Against these somewhat anachronistic shortcuts, this