L'École De L'homme, Ou Parallèle Des Portraits Du Siècle & Des Tableaux De L'écriture Sainte, by François Genard, published in 1752, offers a moral, critical, and anecdotal exploration of 18th-century society through the lens of biblical scripture. This work draws parallels between contemporary portraits and scenes from the Bible, providing a unique perspective on the ethics and morality of the time.

Genard's book serves as both a reflection of its era and a commentary on timeless human struggles and virtues. It combines social observation with religious interpretation, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of moral philosophy and the social dynamics of 18th-century France.

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