Founded in 1863 by art critic and historian Camille Lemonnier, Revue de L'art Français Ancien et Moderne has played a pivotal role in the documentation and critique of French art history. Originally designed to provide a platform for emerging artists and art criticism, this esteemed publication has evolved to include scholarly articles, exhibition reviews, and illustrated essays that showcase both historical masterpieces and modern artistic trends. Renowned for its rigorous scholarship, the Revue remains a trusted source among historians, collectors, and academics. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Revue de L'art Français Ancien et Moderne, Paris, Île-De-France, France starting 1885, with a total of 15,004 scans available. This collection may also mention historical figures and events relevant to your own family history. Dive into these rich archives to deepen your understanding of French art and uncover fascinating connections to the past.