Andre Jacques Garnerin, French aeronaut and the first parachutist Product:Framed picture 'Tight and Needy'

'Tight and Needy'

In 1918 he was promoted to Commander-in-Chief of the French Army

Buste de femme en costume oriental

if the zodiacal light were in the form of a ring

Map of the flight of Thomas Baldwin's balloon from Chester to Rixton Moss in Lancashire

Andre Jacques Garnerin, French aeronaut and the first parachutist Product:Framed picture 'Tight and Needy'Andre Jacques Garnerin, French aeronaut and the first parachutist, c1800 (1910). Garnerin (1769 1823) became a balloon inspector in the French Army in 1793. In Paris in 1797, he performed the first public exhibition of a parachute jump from a free flying balloon, descending 3200 feet. He was the first aeronaut to parachute regularly. He often worked with his brother, Jean Baptiste Olivier Garnerin. Illustration from The Connoisseur, (August 1910).