IMAGO International History, Antarctic Expeditions, Jean-Baptiste Charcot, exploration of the Grahamland 1903-1910

Oct 6, 2020

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SOUTH POLE In the south of Adelaide Island, Jean CHARCOTs boat 1867 1936 had entered the ice floe where we were lost for 4 days Illustration by JL BEUZONS for Le Journal des Voyages of May 22nd 1910 Credit Collection Kharbine Tapabor KH248671
CHARCOT Jean Baptiste CHARCOT 1867 1936 Portrait made by Leon SALLER around 1936 Credit Collection Ko KHARBINE TAPABOR KH33171
Commander CHARCOT Sled dogs of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60608
Commander CHARCOT Reserve of food stored at the general store during the Charcot expedition to the south pole from 1903 to 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60607
Commander CHARCOT The crew of the Charcot expedition sawing the ice of the ice pack to clear a path to the boat Le Francais Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s during the trip to the south pole of the charcot commander from 1903 to 1905 Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60606
Commander CHARCOT Life on board the boat Le Francais during Charcots expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 the sailors play with a litter of sled dogs Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60604
Commander CHARCOT During Charcots expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905, A Matha is in charge of taking measurements at theodolite Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60603
Commander CHARCOT The members of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 transported by sleds parts of the house to be built to have a pied a terre Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60602
Commander CHARCOT Members of the Charcot expedition to the south pole between 1903 and 1905 dancing penguins to the sound of the phonograph Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60601
Commander CHARCOT Expedition Charcot at the South Pole of 1903 1905 On November 9, 1904, not to be blocked by ice on the ice floe, the crew handed over the provisions stored at the general store on land on the boat in order to be able to leave the premises on time Corvee delicate because the cans were welded in the ice Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60600
Commander CHARCOT Commander Charcot at the South Pole in 1903 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60599
Commander CHARCOT The boat Le Français of the Charcot expedition to the south pole in 1903 1905 moored at the ice floe not far from the seals Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60596
Commander CHARCOT Sailor Herveou of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole in 1903 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60594
Commander CHARCOT The crew of the Charcot expedition towing the avenue Victor Hugo at the exit of the boat Le Francais moors at the ice pack Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s during the trip to the south pole of the charcot commander from 1903 to 1905 Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60593
Commander CHARCOT Le Francais at the south pole during the Charcot expedition of 1903 1905 Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60591
Commander CHARCOT In Matha of Commander Charcots expedition to the South Pole between 1903 and 1905 calculating their position with a sextant PLENEAU Photograph P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60590
Commander Charcot The Remington typewriter at the South Pole used by Commander Charcot on board the Frenchman on his first trip to Antarctica between 1903 and 1905 KH41653
Commander Charcot My conquest of the South Pole First relations of Dr. Charcot and his companions with penguins KH2638
Scale model made by Jean de la Varende for the Pourquoi pas? , the ship Charcot traveled on during his expedition to the Antarctic Scale model made by Jean de la Varende for the Pourquoi pas? , the ship Charcot traveled on during his expedition to the Antarctic 1908 France Paris - MusÃ©e de la marine Copyright: xPhoto12 ArchivesxSnarkx DFS09A05_092
Famous French Polar explorer and crew drowned when ship founders in Iceland storm. Sailing on his last voyage, Dr Jean Baptiste Charcott, Shackleton of France and 29 members of the crew of his famous Polar exploring ship the Pourquoi-Pas (449 tons) were drowned when the vessel sank in a storm in Faxa Bay, Iceland. The ship ran aground, but terrific waves breaking over her prevented the launching of the lifeboats. Every man was washed overboard, and only one survived. Dr Charcot was 69, led two expeditions to the South Polar regions. Photo shows: The Pourquoi Pas in the ice off Greenland. 17 September 1936, Greenland Copyright: Topfoto UnitedArchivesEU047573
Famous French Polar explorer and crew drowned when ship founders in Iceland storm. Sailing on his last voyage, Dr Jean-Baptiste Charcot, Shackleton of France and 29 members of the crew of his famous Polar exploring ship the Pourquoi-Pas (449 tons) were drowned when the vessel sank in a storm in Faxa Bay, Iceland. The ship ran aground, but terrific waves breaking over her prevented the launching of the lifeboats. Every man was washed overboard, and only one survived. Dr Charcot was 69, led two expeditions to the South Polar regions. Photo shows: Dr Jean Baptiste Charcot. 17 September 1936, Iceland Copyright: Topfoto UnitedArchivesEU047555
Jean-Baptiste Charcot (July 15, 1867 - September 16, 1936), born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, was a French scientist, medical doctor and polar scientist. Â UnitedArchives00932004

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SOUTH POLE In the south of Adelaide Island, Jean CHARCOTs boat 1867 1936 had entered the ice floe where we were lost for 4 days Illustration by JL BEUZONS for Le Journal des Voyages of May 22nd 1910 Credit Collection Kharbine Tapabor KH248671

CHARCOT Jean Baptiste CHARCOT 1867 1936 Portrait made by Leon SALLER around 1936 Credit Collection Ko KHARBINE TAPABOR KH33171

Commander CHARCOT Sled dogs of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60608

Commander CHARCOT Reserve of food stored at the general store during the Charcot expedition to the south pole from 1903 to 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60607

Commander CHARCOT The crew of the Charcot expedition sawing the ice of the ice pack to clear a path to the boat Le Francais Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s during the trip to the south pole of the charcot commander from 1903 to 1905 Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60606

Commander CHARCOT Life on board the boat Le Francais during Charcots expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 the sailors play with a litter of sled dogs Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60604

Commander CHARCOT During Charcots expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905, A Matha is in charge of taking measurements at theodolite Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60603

Commander CHARCOT The members of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole from 1903 to 1905 transported by sleds parts of the house to be built to have a pied a terre Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60602

Commander CHARCOT Members of the Charcot expedition to the south pole between 1903 and 1905 dancing penguins to the sound of the phonograph Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60601

Commander CHARCOT Commander Charcot at the South Pole in 1903 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60599

Commander CHARCOT The boat Le Français of the Charcot expedition to the south pole in 1903 1905 moored at the ice floe not far from the seals Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60596

Commander CHARCOT Sailor Herveou of the Charcot expedition to the South Pole in 1903 1905 Photograph PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60594

Commander CHARCOT The crew of the Charcot expedition towing the avenue Victor Hugo at the exit of the boat Le Francais moors at the ice pack Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s during the trip to the south pole of the charcot commander from 1903 to 1905 Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60593

Commander CHARCOT Le Francais at the south pole during the Charcot expedition of 1903 1905 Photography PLENEAU P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60591

Commander CHARCOT In Matha of Commander Charcots expedition to the South Pole between 1903 and 1905 calculating their position with a sextant PLENEAU Photograph P 19 20 s Credit KHARBINE TAPABOR COLL S Kakou KH60590

Commander Charcot The Remington typewriter at the South Pole used by Commander Charcot on board the Frenchman on his first trip to Antarctica between 1903 and 1905 KH41653

Commander Charcot My conquest of the South Pole First relations of Dr. Charcot and his companions with penguins KH2638

Jean-Baptiste Charcot (July 15, 1867 - September 16, 1936), born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, was a French scientist, medical doctor and polar scientist. Â UnitedArchives00932004