File:Le Monde illustre 1873-02-08 p96 Le lac de Silgjord Mont Lid Seljordsvatnet Lifjell Voyage de M. Rolier La Ville d'Orleans Balloon flight Paris-Norway 1870-11-25 Gallica Public domain cropped contrasts 2.jpg

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English: Illustration for ''En ballon de Paris en Norvége – Voyage de M. Rolier, aéronaute du ballon « la Ville d´Orléans » published in Le Monde illustré 1872-1873, a serial about the 'Ville de´Orleans' balloon flight, one of the 66 balloons that escaped the Siege of Paris during the Franco-Prussian War 1870–71. Piloted by Paul Rolier (1844–1929) and Leon Bezier (1840–97), the balloon departed on 24 November 1870. It was blown off course and eventually landed in Norway nearly 15 hours later, after a record-breaking journey of more than 1200 kilometres. The wood engravings show scenes from the balloonists' journey from Paris, over the North Sea and finally through a snowy Norwegian countryside towards Christiania (Oslo).


Cropped version of a scanned image from the archives at Gallica.bnf.fr. Public domain.
Norsk bokmål: Illustrasjon til føljetongen En ballon de Paris en Norvége – Voyage de M. Rolier, aéronaute du ballon « la Ville d´Orléans » («I ballong fra Paris til Norge – reisen til Hr. Rolier, skipper på luftballongen Ville d´Orléans») i det franske nyhetsmagasinet Le Monde illustré i 1872-1873. Artikkelserien forteller i detalj om «la Ville d´Orléans», postballongen som ble sendt ut av et beleira Paris under den fransk-tyske krigen 1870–71. Gassballogen dreiv ut av kurs, over Nordsjøen og havna i Norge, der ballongfarerne, ingeniøren Paul Rolier (1844–1929) og franktirøren Leon Bézier (1840–1897), landa medtatte, men uskadde i snøen ved Lifjell i Seljord nesten 15 timer etter og over 1200 km unna oppstigninga. Den dramatiske og rekordlange luftferden fikk stor oppmerksomhet i samtida.


Artikkelserien omfatter tekst over flere sider og illustrasjoner fra det eksotiske snølandskapet i Norge basert på blant annet Roliers beskrivelser, Morten Müllers skisser og Edmond Morins tegninger, og skåret som xylografier (trestikk) av andre. Illustrasjonene viser:

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Source Gallica's scanned copy of page 96 of Le Monde illustré 1873-02-08 found at https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6226129x/f16.item
Author Illustrators/artists Morten Müller,
Edmond Morin  (1824–1882)  wikidata:Q17113961
 
Edmond Morin
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Description French painter, aquarellist, illustrator, engraver and printmaker
Date of birth/death 26 March 1824 Edit this at Wikidata 18 August 1882 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Le Havre Sceaux
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