Occitania Collection

View of the old houses on the agout, Castres, Tarn, 1910 (photo)
ELD4942655 View of the old houses on the agout, Castres, Tarn, 1910 (photo); Private Collection; (add.info.: View of the old houses on the agout)

Raymond Berenger III (1082-1131), Count of Barcelona raising the flag of Barcelona on the tower of the castle of Foix
CUL4875839 Raymond Berenger III (1082-1131), Count of Barcelona raising the flag of Barcelona on the tower of the castle of Foix by FORTUNY I MARSAL, Mariano (1838-1874)

Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242
JEB4953294 Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242. It served as a prison for Protestant women in the 18th century, including Marie Durant

Detail of a 4th or 5th century mosaic discovered in 1833 in a Roman villa in Saint-Rustice (Haute-Garonne, Occitanie)
PCT4297721 Detail of a 4th or 5th century mosaic discovered in 1833 in a Roman villa in Saint-Rustice (Haute-Garonne, Occitanie); Musee Saint-Raymond, Toulouse

Sebastien Lenormand (Louis-Sebastien 1757 - 1837) inventor of the parachute - 26 December 1783 he jumps from the tower
PCT4292955 Sebastien Lenormand (Louis-Sebastien 1757 - 1837) inventor of the parachute - 26 December 1783 he jumps from the tower of the observatory of Montpellier (tower of the Babote)

Aigues Mortes. Gard. Statue of Saint Louis by James Pradier (1790-1852) 1848
JEB4953391 Aigues Mortes. Gard. Statue of Saint Louis by James Pradier (1790-1852) 1848.; (add.info.: Aigues Mortes. Gard)

Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts (13th century), south facade
JEB4953380 Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts (13th century), south facade; (add.info.: Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts (13th century), south facade); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2024

Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts and towers (13th century)
JEB4953417 Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts and towers (13th century); (add.info.: Aigues Mortes. Gard. The ramparts and towers (13th century)); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2024

Aigues Mortes. Gard. fortified city by Saint Louis
JEB4953239 Aigues Mortes. Gard. fortified city by Saint Louis.; (add.info.: Aigues Mortes. Gard. fortified city by Saint Louis.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2024

Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242
JEB4953321 Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242. It served as a prison for Protestant women in the 18th century, including Marie Durant

Saint Laurent d'Aigouze. Gard. The Carbonniere Tower eriged in 1346. Tour de Guet
JEB4953430 Saint Laurent d'Aigouze. Gard. The Carbonniere Tower eriged in 1346. Tour de Guet; (add.info.: Saint Laurent d'Aigouze. Gard. The Carbonniere Tower eriged in 1346)

Aigues Mortes. Gard. Statue of Saint Louis by James Pradier (1790-1852) 1848
JEB4953381 Aigues Mortes. Gard. Statue of Saint Louis by James Pradier (1790-1852) 1848.; (add.info.: Aigues Mortes. Gard)

Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242
JEB4953324 Aigues Dead. Gard. The ramparts, Tower of Constance was erigated by Saint Louis from 1242. It served as a prison for Protestant women in the 18th century, including Marie Durant

Jean de La Fontaine. 2nd half 17th v. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Monistrol of Montserrat. Monastery of Montserrat
CUL4876885 Jean de La Fontaine. 2nd half 17th v. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Monistrol of Montserrat. Monastery of Montserrat. LA FONTAINE, Jean de (1621-1695). English writer. Baroque art

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. Stone steps on the old city wall of Aigues-Mortes

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. An old wooden door in the south of France

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. Green leaves of a vine climbing on a wall

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. An old rusted knocker on a wooden door

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. Green leaves of a vine climbing on a wall

Aigues-Mortes, Gard, Occitania, France. Old door knocker in the shape of a fish

Nimeno Bullfighter Statue, the arena of Nimes, Roman amphitheatre, Nimes, Gard, Occitania, France, Europe

The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Cecilia - cathedral of albi
XEE4162815 The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Cecilia - cathedral of albi - by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Gaillac - Tarn - Occitanie - engraving in "PATRIE"
XEE4163545 Gaillac - Tarn - Occitanie - engraving in " PATRIE" - DESCRIPTION PECTUREQUIREQUE DE LA FRANCE EN 6 VOLUES BY LUCIEN HUARD - end 19th century by Anonymous; Private Collection;

Page of Canconer Gil, songbook of the mid-14th century that brings together poems of classic troubadours of the 12th and early 13th centuries

Donation made by Bernat Ato IV and his wife Cecelia, viscounts of Beziers, as a dowry to their daughter Ermengardis, to the future Count of Roussillon Gausfred III in 1110

Fredelon, Count of Toulouse
Document about Fredelon, Count of Toulouse. 9th century. Parchment, 848. Chapter Archive. Seu d Urgell. Catalonia. Spain

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Occitania, a land steeped in history and rich in cultural heritage. From the magnificent Cathedral Basilica of Saint Cecilia in Albi to the enchanting town of Gaillac nestled in the picturesque region of Tarn, a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. As you wander through the streets of Gaillac, you can't help but be captivated by its charm. The engraving in "PATRIE" tells tales of a proud community that has stood strong throughout centuries. It speaks volumes about their love for this land and their determination to preserve its identity. Delving deeper into Occitanian history, we find ourselves immersed in the mid-14th century with the Canconer Gil songbook. This remarkable collection brings together melodies that have echoed through time, connecting us with generations past and reminding us of our shared humanity. The donation made by Bernat Ato IV and his wife Cecelia, viscounts of Beziers, is another testament to Occitania's enduring legacy. Their generosity echoes through the ages as they contribute to preserving this vibrant culture for future generations. And who could forget Fredelon, Count of Toulouse? His name resonates with power and authority as he shaped Occitania's destiny during his reign. His vision laid the foundation for what we see today – a region brimming with beauty and authenticity. Occitania beckons those seeking an immersive experience where every corner holds secrets from times long gone. Its cathedrals stand tall like guardians watching over its people while its towns whisper stories only walls can tell. So come, let your senses guide you through this captivating land where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations. Discover Occitania – a place where history comes alive before your very eyes.