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Carnival of Dunkirk

Publication date 21/02/1966 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Images of joy during the Carnival of Dunkirk where carnivals dance and sing in circles. We see a "giant" and umbrellas ready to receive the herring throws.

Fishermen’s Band Parade

Publication date 10/02/1986 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Traditional parade of the fishermen’s band and throwing herring, in particular by the mayor of the city, Claude PROUVOYEUR, who goes back on this tradition.

The painter and the carnival

Publication date 01/04/1973 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

The painter Arthur VAN HECKE testifies to the inspiration represented by the carnival. At the same time, he creates an abstract portrait of the cheerful crowd.

The cantata of Jean Bart

Publication date 23/11/1958 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Images of dunkerquois dancing on Jean Bart’s cantata

Carnival and folklore in Dunkirk

Publication date 01/04/1973 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Presentation of the characteristics of the carnival, by the curator of the Popular Arts and Tradition of Lille, Philippe JESSU.

Dunkirk Carnival And Herring Throwing

Publication date 07/03/1965 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Carnival parade in Dunkirk to herring throwing in the town square. General view of the parade with the fishermen’s band. The carnivals are massaged near the town hall. From the balcony of the herring are thrown. People in disguise dance and make rounds in the square, armed with their umbrellas.

History Of The Carnival

Publication date 24/06/1980 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

A carnival revisits the history of the city and the perpetuation of this festival, alternating with illustrations (postcard, illustrations and photos of the carnival)

The Day After The Party

Publication date 24/06/1980 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Testimonies of men the day after the feast, they are all tried by the feast night, but are about to start again.

Women At The Carnival

Publication date 24/06/1980 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Testimony of a woman who takes part in the carnival. It evokes the general reluctance of men who do not want a female presence.

Origin of the carnival

Publication date 09/02/2016 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Back to the origin of the carnival on archival images.

Rosendaël: Giant Baptism (Hilaire Patate)

Publication date 12/06/2006 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

The newborn is 3.50m tall and weighs 45kg and is a market gardener. His birthplace, the green tent district in Rosendael. Special sign: under its sun hat shines azure blue eyes. His godmother Nette la verrotière is from Gravelines and his godfather Jean le maraîcher is from Grande Synthe. His parents, Dunkerquois, are very small next to him. Comments on the last born are unanimous. His next release will be Saturday morning in Rosendael.

Carnival of Dunkirk: Band of fishermen and ball of the relentless

Publication date 25/02/1990 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

Dunkirk: carnival: fishermen’s band and ball of the hardworking.

Dunkirk Carnival Fishermen’S Band

Publication date 10/02/1975 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

The band of fishermen parade during the Carnival of Dunkirk.

Dunkirk Carnival: the throwing of herring from the balcony of the town hall

Publication date 19/02/1996 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

The traditional Dunkirk carnival, with the fishermen’s parade and the throwing of herring from the balcony of the town hall.

Carnival of Dunkirk: the Ball of the Mousses

Publication date 27/02/2003 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

The privateers, dressed up, invited the children of the social centers of Dunkirk and Saint Pol sur Mer to make their carnival ball. For two months, the children of the centres managed by the Aduges have revised their repertoire, made their costumes for the big day

Dunkirk: opening of the carnival with the Black Cat ball

Publication date 14/01/2008 From €100.00

Dunkirk Carnival

For 17 years, the Black Cat Ball has had the honour of opening the Dunkirk Carnival. The first ball, the one not to be missed under any circumstances even to show up and vote. Midnight, 1 hour, 2 hours. One heckles, one rushes, one pushes oneself, one grasps deaf, blinded, greyed, transcended but happy. If at Dunkirk Jean BART is immortal. What about the carnival?

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