Fallieres Collection

King Edward and President Fallieres, Franco British White City Exhibition in London in 1908

King Edward and President Fallieres arriving at The Franco-British Exhibition at White City, London, in 1908

French Caricatures, Hodgepodge of Heads
A selection of caricatures of prominent French figures, including Minister of Public Works Pierre Baudin, painter Albert Pierre Rene Maignan, historian and journalist Georges Eugene Sorel

King Edward VII and French President Fallieres, London
King Edward VII and French President Fallieres visit the Franco-British Exhibition at London's White City Date: 1908

Poster, Barre Bicycles, Paris - depicting President Fallieres, King Edward VII and Emperor Franz Josef mocking Kaiser Wilhelm. Date: circa 1910

Georges Clemenceau, Armand Fallieres and Emile Combes wait by the fireplace to surprise Santa. 1905. (litho)
3666836 Georges Clemenceau, Armand Fallieres and Emile Combes wait by the fireplace to surprise Santa. 1905. (litho) by Camara, Leal de (1877-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: In France)

Fallieres, President (coloured photo)
975551 Fallieres, President (coloured photo) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fallieres, President)

Banquet at the Guildhall, London, 1908. Guests at a banquet in honour of Armand Fallieres, President of France, (1906-1913)

Sisowath, King of Cambodia shaking the trunk of Fallieres
Satirical postcard showing Sisowath (1840-1927), King of Cambodia shaking the trunk of French President Armand Fallieres (18411931) who is in the form of a benevolent Sacred Elephant

Fallieres (Guth)
CLEMENT ARMAND FALLIERES French statesman, president from 1906 to 1913 during the period of the Entente Cordiale. Date: 1841 - 1931

FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION. King Edward VII of Great Britain (center-left, hand on umbrella) converses with his guest, President Clement-Armand Fallieres of France

Franco-British Exhibition - Entente Cordiale - featuring inset portraits of King Edward VII and President of the French Republic Clement Armand Fallieres (1841-1931)

The Presidents of France between 1870 to 1906
The Presidents of France between 1870 to. These were (their dates of office in brackets): Adolphe Thiers (1871-1873), Patrice de Mac-Mahon, duc de Magenta (1873-1879), Jules Grevy (1879-1887)

Franco-British Exhibition - Edward VII & President Fallieres
Franco-British Exhibition, White City, London - King Edward VII (1841-1910) & French President Clement Armand Fallieres (1841-1931) leaving the Royal Pavilion. Date: 1908

French President Fallieres visits Frecnh Hospital, London
French President Clement Armand Fallieres (1841-1931) visits the French Hospital, London at the time of the Franco-British Exhibition (which opened on 26th May 1908). Date: 1908

Fallieres (Camara)
CLEMENT ARMAND FALLIERES French statesman President 1906 - 1913

Vintage Scene, France
The vintage in the vineyards of President Fallieres at Loupillon, Lot-et-Garonne

FALLIERES (1841 - 1931)
CLEMENT ARMAND FALLIERES - French statesman

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"Fallieres: A Symbol of Franco-British Friendship and Diplomacy" In the early 20th century, a remarkable friendship blossomed between two influential leaders - King Edward VII of Great Britain and President Armand Fallieres of France. Their bond became a symbol of the strong ties between their nations, as they worked together to strengthen the Franco-British alliance. One notable occasion was when King Edward and President Fallieres arrived at various events side by side, showcasing their unity. French caricatures depicted them as a hodgepodge of heads, representing their shared commitment to collaboration. Their camaraderie extended beyond official visits. In London, King Edward VII and French President Fallieres attended an event called "Franco-British Exhibition, " where they explored exhibits like Barre Bicycles from Paris. This poster captured the essence of their joint appreciation for innovation and cultural exchange. The international stage witnessed their connection too. Sisowath, the King of Cambodia, shook hands with Fallieres during his visit to France, highlighting how this friendship transcended borders. Even in lighthearted moments, these leaders found joy in each other's company. A lithograph from 1905 showed Georges Clemenceau, Armand Fallieres, and Emile Combes eagerly waiting by the fireplace to surprise Santa Claus together – a testament to their warm relationship. Photographs captured President Fallieres' charisma vividly; one colored photo showcased him in all his presidential glory. His presence added grace to occasions such as banquets held at Guildhall in London in 1908 – an event that further solidified Franco-British cooperation. Fallieres' impact on diplomacy was recognized globally; Guth portrayed him prominently through artistry that emphasized his significance within historical contexts. Ultimately, it was through events like the "Franco-British Exhibition" that both countries celebrated not only diplomatic achievements but also fostered the spirit of Entente Cordiale.