The Pilgrim

the Pilgrim , simply called Pilgrim today, is a Hebdomadaire created the July 12th 1873 by the Congrégation of Assomptionnistes, favorable to the moral Ordre of the duke of Broglie. It is published by the French press group Maison of the good press, become since Bayard Presse.

It had as a characteristic to be historically the first French magazine colors.

Directed initially on the question of the Pèlerinage S and of what was referred to it, it was interested little by little on subjects of company (town and country planning, social measures, evolution of manners), until becoming a true weekly magazine general practitioner in the last third of the 20th century. Its cover is currently titrated Pèlerin, the hebdo of the daily newspaper .

Contents

It contains some fixed headings at that time:
  • the Letter of sweeping the , where one Average Frenchman expresses with humor its opinion of the past week.
  • adventures in Cartoon of the detective Pat' Apouf by Gervy.
  • a serial often with literary quality ( Beautiful of the Lord ) or educational (science fiction on historical bottom).
  • A long time a fourth of cover with title on yellow bottom, illustrated, and recalling such or such fact of company, or individual courage.

Diffusion

It is diffused according to OJD with: 299000 specimens (by comparison, Release made: 163000 and international Mail 135.000).

Technique

This weekly magazine was drawn a long time in offset, which gave him a great legibility (not reflections on the pages).

External bond

  • Site of the magazine

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