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Jean Malo-Renault Must not be confused with Malo-Renault or Nori Malo-Renault . Jean Malo-Renault Jean by Emile MR.jpg

Portrait of Jean Malo-Renault child, sitting astride a chair , pastel, by his father Émile Malo-Renault (1870-1938), private collection. Biography Birth June 9 , 1900 Paris Death August 9 , 1988 (at 88 years old) Rennes Nationality French Activity Librarian , bibliographer and author Father Émile, Auguste Renault (1870-1938), says Malo-Renault Mother Honorine Cesarine Tian (1871-1953), called Nori Malo-Renault

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Jean Malo-Renault 1 , born in Paris on June 9 , 1900 and died in Rennes on August 9 , 1988 , is a librarian , bibliographer and French author .

Summary

   1 Biography
   2 Career
   3 Tribute
   4 Publications
   5 Reference notes
   6 Annexes
       6.1 Bibliography
       6.2 External links

Biography

Born into a family from Saint-Malo , Jean Malo-Renault 2 is the son of Emile Auguste Renault (1870-1938), said Malo-Renault , pastellist , engraver and illustrator , and his wife, Honorine Tian ( 1871-1953) known as Nori Malo-Renault , herself an aquafortist engraver and craftsman.

He graduated from the Sorbonne in Paris in 1924 with a degree in history. He then wrote a thesis on religious architecture in Brittany in the Middle Ages at the École du Louvre . He enrolled again at the Sorbonne in 1934 for a complementary thesis: Research on the letter decorated in the Middle Ages (from the manuscripts of Montpellier) .

He is known as the author of a vast retrospective bibliography of Brittany by analysis of printed and periodical sources from 1480 to 1960 , of which 150 000 records are kept at the Rennes Métropole library 3 and have been available in microfiche since 1988. this bibliography is called the "Malo-Renault file".

Jean Malo-Renault has collected an abundant iconographic documentation for a thesis on religious architecture in Brittany. More broadly, he became interested in Breton costume and folk art, constituting many files.

The departmental archives of Ille-et-Vilaine keep this documentation in the Fonds Malo-Renault 4 Career

In 1928 , he was appointed librarian at the medical science section of the University of Toulouse , then in 1932, librarian at the University of Montpellier .

He became chief librarian of the public library of Montpellier in 1935.

Once again in Brittany, he was in charge of Rennes University and Municipal Libraries from 1937 to 1954.

He is in charge of missions from 1955 to 1958 at the direction of the libraries of the schools of medicine and pharmacy of Poitiers , Limoges and Tours , then in charge of mission in Brittany from 1958 to 1967 for the realization of the retrospective Bibliography of Brittany (480- 1960), 150,000 handwritten records .

In addition to the retrospective Bibliography of Brittany , he publishes the pseudonyms of the Bretons XVI - XX centuries in 1987. Tribute

   A street in Rennes bears his name since January 23, 1989 5 .

Publications

   "The Art of the Book 6 ", Annales de Bretagne , 1932, Volume 40, Number 1, p. 180 .
   "French monuments in danger in Brittany" 7 , Bulletin de l'Art , supplement of the Revue de l'Art , January 1932, p. 26-28 .
   The ornate letter of the Middle Ages , 1934.
   The Malouin Jean The Cudennec, King of Madagascar , typed plate, 1948, 5 p.
   Retrospective Bibliography of Brittany 1480-1960 8 , microfiche, 1987.
   Notice on the Retrospective Bibliography of Brittany , 1972.
   "The Fouesnant church 9 " Fouesnant periodical, No. 4, 1974, p. 11-17 , 10 .
   "Gothic sculpture in Brittany: the Calvaries", Journal of Art , No. 319, September-October 1930, p. 109-130 11 .
   Our Lady of Tronoën, Chapel (Finistère).
   "Notes on three Breton cathedrals", Cahiers de l'Iroise , 1979, p. 141-145 12 .
   The pseudonyms of the Bretons, 16th - 20th centuries 13 , 2 volumes, reed. 1987-1988 , 14 .
   "Max Jacob by Max Jacob", Cahiers de l'Iroise 15 , No. 4, reprinted, October-December 1987.

Reference notes

   ↑ " ISN: 0000000109004524 " [archive]
   ↑ " Notice of the BnF " [archive] .
   Rennes Métropole Library, Pole Heritage [archive] .
   Departmental Archive Fund Malo-Renault [archive]
   Wiki-Rennes Métropole [archive] .
   ↑ " The Art of the Book of Jean Malo-Renault " [archive] , on www.pesee.fr .et Catalog SUDOC [archive]
   ↑ " French monuments in danger: in Brittany / Jean Malo Renault " [archive] , on opac.si.leschampslibres.fr (accessed August 3, 2017 ) .
   " Retrospective Bibliography of Brittany: 1480-1960 / by Jean Malo-Renault " [archive]
   ^ " Church of Fouesnant " [archive] .
   ^ " " The Church Fouesnant ", Fouesnat , No. 4 1974 " [archive] .
   " Calvaries, I tronoën " [archive] on opac.si.leschampslibres.fr (accessed August 3, 2017 ) .
   ↑ " Notes on the three Breton cathedrals " [archive] , on opac.si.leschampslibres.fr (accessed August 3, 2017 ) .
   " Pseudonyms of the Bretons, sixteenth - twentieth centuries " [archive] .Libraiie St Pierre
   ↑ " The pseudonyms of Britons, sixteenth - twentieth centuries (1987) (dictionary 2 volumes <=> 2 entries) " [archive] , on Catalog of the BnF
   Opac.si.leschampslibres.fr [archive] . Pulled apart and correspondence with Max Jacob (2 letters)

Annexes Bibliography

   Jean-Loup Avril, Mille Bretons: Biographical Dictionary , Les Portes du Large, 2002.

External links Authority records

   : Virtual International Authority File • International Standard Name Identifier • National Library of France ( Data ) • University Documentation System • Library of Congress • National Library of Israel • National Library of Portugal • Song of France: It is Émile and No Jean WorldCat

   Portal of Brittany Portal of Brittany Portal Information Science and Libraries Portal Information Science and Libraries

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   French librarian Breton personality of the twentieth century Born in June 1900 Birth in Paris Death in August 1988 Deaths in Rennes Death at 88 years

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