Charron Collection

Autocar Poster -- Paris-Amsterdam race
Autocar Poster -- Charrons white Panhard fitted with wheel steering (instead of a tiller) for the first time in racing history, for the Paris-Amsterdam race. Date: 1898

Take Cover by Renee Charron
Humorous illustration by Renee Charron depicting a young, glamorous woman in fur coat, evening gown and winter boots fleeing in fright as she notices Cupid attempting to shoot her with his bow

Charron with cart wheel and apprentice Engraving late 18th century
XEE4178996 Charron with cart wheel and apprentice Engraving late 18th century. by Unknown artist, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Race drivers Charron, Girardot, Farman, Fournier, De Kruyff
Early Motor Car Racing, portraits of drivers - 1 Charron, 2 Girardot, 3 Farman, 4 Fournier, 5 De Kruyff

Jansons litho. 19th century
LSE4079304 Jansons litho. 19th century. by Janson, Victor (fl.1842-1870); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: Jansons litho)

Charron (who manufactures carts); Series on trades, image of Epinal of the 19th century
XEE4411598 Charron (who manufactures carts); Series on trades, image of Epinal of the 19th century. by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Whole board representing a display, a baker, a carriage, a distiller, a reaper
DUV4211690 Whole board representing a display, a baker, a carriage, a distiller, a reaper, a gas maker, a watchmaker, a printer, a gardener, a plower, a carpenter and a navigator

Children Playing: The Bath, 1700s. Creator: Charron (French), workshop of; Francois Boucher
Children Playing: The Bath, 1700s

Pierre Charron
PIERRE CHARRON French philosopher and theologian. Date: 1541 - 1603

The First Aviator & World-Famous Cartoonist in the Tatler
Black and white photograph entitled The First Aviator and a World-famous cartoonist relaxing in the Bois de Boulogne in the Tatler of 24th November. Those pictured are (left to right), M

Charron Vintage Car, Leintwardine, Shropshire
Charron Vintage Car, Leintwardine, Craven Arms, near Ludlow, Shropshire, England. Date: 1910s

Charron Vintage Car, Oakroyd Hall, Yorkshire
Charron Vintage Car, Oakroyd Hall, Birkenshaw, near Bradford, Yorkshire, England. Driver E Sutherland Date: 1910s

French Wheelwright
A French charron (= wheel wright) fits iron hoops onto the wooden wheel. Date: circa 1845

Alphonse Legros, Wheelwright (Un charron), French, 1837 - 1911, drypoint

Tapestry: Bacchus et Arainne, Bacchus change en raisin, from The Loves of the Gods Series; Woven after cartoons by Francois Boucher, French, 1703 - 1770, under the direction of Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Tapestry: Psyche at the Basketmakers; After design by Francois Boucher, French, 1703 - 1770, woven under the direction of Nicolas Besnier, French, 1714 - 1754, and Jean-Baptiste Oudry, French

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Charron, a name that echoes through time and various realms of creativity. From the enchanting melodies of "Take Cover" by Renee Charron to the adrenaline-fueled Autocar Poster depicting the Paris-Amsterdam race, this captivating word has left its mark on history. Intriguingly, an engraving from the late 18th century showcases Charron alongside a cart wheel and their apprentice, showcasing their craftsmanship and dedication to their trade, and is evident that Charron's skills were highly regarded even in those times. Moving forward in time, we encounter renowned race drivers such as Charron, Girardot, Farman, Fournier, and De Kruyff. Their names forever etched into racing folklore as they pushed boundaries and embraced speed with unwavering determination. Jansons litho captures this spirit beautifully in his 19th-century artwork. But there is more to Charron than just racing prowess or skilled craftsmanship. A series on trades reveals an image of Epinal from the 19th century where Charron appears amidst a display featuring a baker, carriage maker, distiller, and reaper - symbolizing their versatility across different industries. Delving deeper into history unveils another facet of Charron's legacy - artistry. In "Children Playing: The Bath, " created by none other than French artist Francois Boucher in the 1700s workshop himself. This connection between art and industry adds yet another layer to our understanding of this multifaceted name. Pierre Charron emerges as yet another notable figure bearing this illustrious surname - known for being both The First Aviator & World-Famous Cartoonist in Tatler magazine. His contributions to aviation and humor have undoubtedly left an indelible impact on these respective fields. And finally, we come across two vintage cars named after our enigmatic protagonist.