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Angoisses, and then in London the following year. It was engraved by Charles Maurand [fr] in 1878 for the French periodical L'Art [fr], and by Tiburce de
Pannemaker, Gauchard, Charles Maurand The Children of Captain Grant (1868): 175 illustrations, wood-engravings by Delaville, Gauchard, Maurand, Pannemaker, Prunaire
prefer to see it as the city's homage to Saint Maurand. Two stories exist about the appearance of Saint Maurand in a dream, preventing the French capture of
Méditerranée de Jérôme Maurand (1500-1580)". Récits de Voyage et Représentation de l'Espace. La Méditerranée de Jérôme Maurand (1500-1580), Un Espace
from Barbarossa's fleet to continue alone to the Ottoman capital. Jerôme Maurand, a priest of Antibes who accompanied Polin and the Ottoman fleet in 1544