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Hearse

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A hearse is a funerary vehicle used to carry a coffin from a church or funeral home to a cemetery. In the funeral trade, hearses are often called funeral coaches.
7 - LAGUET - LA PLACE DU MONASTERE
- - Field(s):
  - Architecture
  - Ethnology
  - Photography
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Bell tower
  - Clock
  - Gate
  - Hearse
  - Horse
  - La Trinité, Alpes-Maritimes
  - …
- - Date:
  - 20th century
- - Artist(s):
  - Joseph-Félix Bouchor
Enterrement d'un officier dans les Vosges, Juillet 1915
- - Field(s):
  - Painting
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Burial
  - Cannon
  - Christian cross
  - Forest
  - Hearse
  - Meadow
  - …
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Convoiement mortuaire à Saint-Jean-de-Monts (titre factice)
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Bridge
  - Canal
  - Coffin
  - Folk costume
  - Hearse
  - Man
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Les nécrophores
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Burial
  - Coffin
  - Hearse
  - Man
  - Street
  - Woman
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Calembourgs (Titre inscrit)
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
  - Recreation
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Barrel
  - Bayonet
  - Beard
  - Bedding
  - Bench (furniture)
  - Boat
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
Le Curé et le Mort, VII, 11
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Cassock
  - Coffin
  - Hearse
  - Horse
  - Man
  - Priesthood (Catholic Church)
- - Date:
  - 20th century
CEREMONIE DES OBSEQUES DE MONSEIGNEUR SIBOUR, ARCHEVEQUE ...
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Carriage
  - Christian cross
  - City
  - Clergy
  - Crosier
  - Hearse
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
CEREMONIE DES OBSEQUES / DE / MONSEIGNEUR SIBOUR, / ARCHE...
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Carriage
  - Christian cross
  - City
  - Clergy
  - Crosier
  - Hearse
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century

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