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La Véritable Histoire du radeau de La Méduse poster

La Véritable Histoire du radeau de La Méduse 

On July 5, 1816, the raft of La Méduse, about 20 by 12 meters, began its slow drift. They left at 151 and 13 days later, after a hellish journey, arrived at 15... Who knows the true story of Le Radeau de La Méduse? Painted in 1819, Théodore Géricault's romantic masterpiece became so famous that it has since overshadowed the true story that inspired it. In June 1816, during the Restoration under Louix XVIII, a French ship, the Méduse, left the port of Rochefort bound for Senegal. Its crew, made up of the new governor Schamaltz, company officials, troops and the expeditionary corps, had to settle in this former colony restored to France by England. In all, some 400 passengers. But due to the unpredictable cartography of the time and the short-sightedness of its commander, La Méduse ran aground on a sandbank off the coast of Mauritania.
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On July 5, 1816, the raft of La Méduse, about 20 by 12 meters, began its slow drift. They left at 151 and 13 days later, after a hellish journey, arrived at 15... Who knows the true story of Le Radeau de La Méduse? Painted in 1819, Théodore Géricault's romantic masterpiece became so famous that it has since overshadowed the true story that inspired it. In June 1816, during the Restoration under Louix XVIII, a French ship, the Méduse, left the port of Rochefort bound for Senegal. Its crew, made up of the new governor Schamaltz, company officials, troops and the expeditionary corps, had to settle in this former colony restored to France by England. In all, some 400 passengers. But due to the unpredictable cartography of the time and the short-sightedness of its commander, La Méduse ran aground on a sandbank off the coast of Mauritania.

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Genre:Documentary, History
Directed By:Herlé Jouon
Written By:Herlé Jouon, Émilie Dumond
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Studio:Grand Angle Productions, ARTE, TV5 Monde, Epsilon Productions, Les Anges Rebelles

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Herlé Jouon

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Nathan Gabily

Théodore Géricault, le peintre (1791-1824)

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Antoine Monier

Jean-Baptiste Savigny

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Damien Henno

Alexandre Corréard

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Didier Poulain

Touche-Lavilette

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Philippe Mathieu

Self - Historien et administrateur du Musée de la Marine, Rochefort

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Martine Acerra

Self - Historienne de l'Histoire maritime du XiXème, CNRS

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Bruno Chénique

Self - Dr. en histoire de l'art, auteur d'ouvrages sur Géricault

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Denis Roland

Self - Musée national de la Marine-école de médecine, Rochefort

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Alain Morgat

Self - Conservateur en chef du patrimoine, Rochefort

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François Bellec

Self - Contre-Amiral Marine nationale et écrivain

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Luc-Christophe Guillerm

Self - Médecin psychiatre

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