Robert-Henri Bautier

Robert-Henri Emile Bautier is a historian medievist born the April 19th 1922 with Paris. He is member of the Institut.

Course

Robert-Henri Bautier between with the School of the charters in 1939: it writes a thesis entitled there the exercise of public justice in the Carolingian Empire which enables him to obtain the diploma of Archiviste paleographer in 1943. Named archivist with the Public records, it is detached with the French École of Rome (1943-1944) then is in charge of research in Italy for CNRS of 1945 to 1948. It takes part in consecutive administrative missions with the modification of the Italian border (member of the French delegation for the execution of the clauses of files of the peace treaty Franco-Italian of 1947 (1948), and delegated to the handing-over of the files of Savoy and Nice to France (1949-1952)).

It then takes again its station of conservative of files, initially with the Public records then with the Direction of the files of France, and like in charge of the Service of the Studies and the international training course of the Files (1948-1958).

Initially in charge of a cycle of conference of the School of the charters, it is named there professor of diplomatic and archivistic (1961-1990) then professor in excess (1990-1992). He is the author of articles on the diplomatic one, sigillography, the files medieval and the production of the acts to the Middle Ages.

He is elected member of the Académie of the inscriptions and the humanities in 1974.

He is, in addition, in charge of the control of the Museum of the castle of Langeais (1986-1991), and, as a member of the Institute, conservative of the royal Abbey of Chaalis (1992-2000).

He was member of very many learned societies, in particular the Société of the French history, the National company of the antique dealers of France, the French company of heraldic and sigillography, or Monumenta Germaniæ Historica (he was president of the three first). He is member of the royal Académie of Belgium and several other foreign academies. He, also, was member of the Comité of historical and scientific work, of many commissions on the files, the diplomatic one and sigillography.

Works

Helgaud de Fleury. Life of Robert the Piles , 1965 (edition and annotated translation, as a coll of G. Labory)
Collection of the acts of Eudes, king de France (888-898) , 1967
sources of the economic and social history of the Middle Ages . 1st series (1968-1974), Provence, Comtat Venaissin, Dauphine, States of the house of Savoy. 2nd series (1984), States of the house of Burgundy (in collaboration with J. Sornay), 1968-1984
Andre de Fleury, 1969 (edition and annotated translation, in collaboration with G. Labory). -
The economic development off Medieval Europe , 1971
Collection of the acts of Louis II the Stammerer, Louis III and Carloman, kings of the Francs (877-884) , 1979 (in collaboration with F. Grat, J. Make-Réaulx and G. Tessier)
France of Philippe Auguste. The time of the changes , 1982 (collective)
origins of the abbey of Bouxières-with-Ladies (diocese of Toul). Reconstitution of the chartrier and edition criticizes charters former to 1200 , 1987
Chartes, seals and chancelleries. Medieval studies of diplomatic and sigillography , 2 vol., 1990
international Vocabulary of sigillography , 1990
Research on the medieval French history. Of Mérovingiens at first Capétiens , 1991
Studies on France capétienne. Of Louis VI with wire of Philippe Beautiful the , 1991
On the economic history of medieval France: Roads, fairs, draperies , 1992
Castle of Langeais. History and guide-route of the Museum , 1992
the Museum Jacquemart-Andre in Chaalis. History of the royal abbey of Chaalis and guide-route of the collections of the Museum , 1992
Trade Mediterranean and banking Italian at the Middle Ages , 1992
international Vocabulary of diplomatic the , 1994

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