Studio Photos, G.L. Manuel, Paris, Ca. 1930. Two Matted photos, framed under glass, taken in the Paris gallery of noted photographers G. and L. Manuel at 47, Rue Dumont-d'Urville, Etoile, ca. 1930: (1) Marshal Louis Hubert Gonzalve Lyautey (1854-1934), French Army General, Colonial Administrator and Marshal of France from 1921. One of the most prominent French officers of the 20th century, Marshal Lyautey is buried at Les Invalides in Paris. The photo is boldly inscribed in ink by Lyautey "a l'Universite de Yale--The soul's joy lies in doing--Lyautey" frame measures: 16.5" H X 12.25" W, image: 11.5" H X 8.5" W. (1) Jules Romains (born Louis Henri Jean Farigoule, 1885-1972), French poet, novelist, and founder of the Unanimism literary movement. inscribed in ink by the author "a la glorieuse l'Universite de Yale, hommage amicale, Jules Romains." Frame measures: 16.5" H X 12.25" W, image: 10.5"H X 8" W.