La Revue des beaux-arts : peinture, sculpture, architecture, gravure, musique, renseignements artistiques, expositions, concours : gazette hebdomadaire fondée en 1830 / dir. Henri Revers

1920/05/15 (SER4,N336).

La Revue des beaux-arts : peinture, sculpture, architecture, gravure, musique, renseignements artistiques, expositions, concours : gazette hebdomadaire fondée en 1830 / dir. Henri Revers

1907/10.

La Revue des beaux-arts : peinture, sculpture, architecture, gravure, musique, renseignements artistiques, expositions, concours : gazette hebdomadaire fondée en 1830 / dir. Henri Revers

1920/10/15 (SER4,N342).

La Revue des beaux-arts : peinture, sculpture, architecture, gravure, musique, renseignements artistiques, expositions, concours : gazette hebdomadaire fondée en 1830 / dir. Henri Revers

1925/07 (SER4,N435)- (SER4,N436).

Gravure des vues perspectives des ports de France , d'après les tableaux appartenans au Roi, peints par M. Vernet de l'Académie royale de peinture & de sculpture

[Prospectus. Estampes. Cochin, Charles-Nicolas II. 1758]

Exposition de peinture et de sculpture organisée par les soins de la Société des amis des arts... de Metz. Mai 1850

[Exposition. Metz, Société des amis des arts de la Moselle1850]

Onzième exposition à Nîmes, 1909. Catalogue explicatif des ouvrages de peinture, sculpture, dessin, architecture etc. admis à l'exposition...

[Exposition [11e. 1909. Nîmes]]

Parental goals among Italian-Canadian and Anglo-Canadian families : their connection to socialization practices and the quality of parent-young adult relationship /

Parenting goals are the behavioral, cognitive, and affective outcomes that parents implicitly or explicitly strive to achieve during specific interactions with their children. In the present study, intergenerational parenting practices and goals in Italian-Canadian and Anglo-Canadian families were examined. The association between parenting goals, parents' socialization practices, and the quality of relationship between parent and child were investigated. Participants included individuals ranging in age from 1 8-26 years and their mothers from Anglo-Canadian (n= 31) and Italian-Canadian families (n= 50). The young adults and their mothers were asked to imagine how their respective parents would have reacted to five hypothetical vignettes depicting difficult parent-child interactions. Young adults and their mothers were also asked to rate the importance of parenting goals within these parent-child situations. In addition, young adults assessed the perceived quality of their present relationships with each parent. Cultural differences were revealed such that Italian-Canadian parents endorsed more authoritarian parenting strategies and relationship-centered goals than Anglo-Canadian parents. However, Italian-Canadian and Anglo-Canadian parents were not found to differ on their endorsement of parent-centered goals. Italian-Canadian parents' who did use authoritarian strategies were found to have young-adult children who perceived their relationship with their parents as less satisfying, intimate, affectionate and having relatively high levels of conflict than parents who did not use authoritarian strategies. Anglo-Canadian parents' authoritative strategies were correlated with a better perceived relationship quality by young-adult children.