An imagery that has been diversified and modernized over the years, and which has now been revamped into a tour with touch-screen tablet.
It was in 1796 that Jean-Charles Pellerin created the Imagerie as we know it today. The Image is engraved in a wooden plate and the printing is done with a hand press, named after a certain Gutenberg. Over the years, the Imagerie d'Épinal has diversified and modernized its production. The establishment has been refurbished to allow a visit with a touch-screen tablet that will immerse you in the ancient and modern techniques of image production and those of stencilling and colouring on old machines.
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