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On August 10, 1792 Robespierre in the gallery, abolition of privileges
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On August 10, 1792 Robespierre in the gallery, abolition of privileges
JLJ4592607 On August 10, 1792 Robespierre in the gallery, abolition of privileges. Drawing by Francois Gerard (1770-1837), 18th century. Louvre Museum by Gerard, Francois Pascal Simon, Baron (1770-1837); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: On August 10, 1792 Robespierre in the gallery, abolition of privileges. Drawing by Francois Gerard (1770-1837), 18th century. Louvre Museum); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a significant moment in history - "On August 10,1792 Robespierre in the gallery, abolition of privileges". The image showcases a drawing by Francois Gerard, an artist from the 18th century. Housed in the Louvre Museum, this artwork depicts an important event during the French Revolution. In this scene, we see Maximilien Robespierre standing tall and resolute within the gallery. His presence symbolizes his pivotal role as one of the key figures driving change during this tumultuous period. The caption emphasizes that on this day, privileges were abolished - a turning point that marked a shift towards equality and justice for all. The drawing itself is rich with symbolism and emotion. It portrays not only political unrest but also highlights themes of poverty and misery experienced by many at that time. Through intricate details and masterful strokes, Gerard effectively conveys the stark contrast between wealth and destitution within French society. As viewers gaze upon this powerful image, they are transported back to a critical moment in history when revolution was brewing. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by ordinary people who fought for their rights amidst social upheaval. This print is not just art; it is an encapsulation of human resilience and determination for change. Its historical significance resonates even today as we reflect upon how far societies have come in pursuit of equality and justice for all individuals.
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