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Exit Liberte al Francois Or Buonaparte closing the Farce of Egalite, at St Cloud near Paris, Nov 10th 1799. Napoleons Coup d Etat of Eighteenth Brumaire. British cartoon by James Gillray, 21 Nov 1799. First Consul Satire France
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Exit Liberte al Francois Or Buonaparte closing the Farce of Egalite, at St Cloud near Paris, Nov 10th 1799. Napoleons Coup d Etat of Eighteenth Brumaire. British cartoon by James Gillray, 21 Nov 1799. First Consul Satire France
528271 Exit Liberte al Francois Or Buonaparte closing the Farce of Egalite, at St Cloud near Paris, Nov 10th 1799. Napoleons Coup d Etat of Eighteenth Brumaire. British cartoon by James Gillray, 21 Nov 1799. First Consul Satire France by Gillray, James (1757-1815); Universal History Archive/UIG
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The satirical cartoon, titled "Exit Liberte al Francois Or Buonaparte closing the Farce of Egalite, at St Cloud near Paris, Nov 10th 1799. Napoleons Coup d Etat of Eighteenth Brumaire" by James Gillray captures a pivotal moment in history with biting humor and artistic finesse. Created on November 21st, 1799, it depicts Napoleon Bonaparte's coup d'état that took place on the eighteenth day of Brumaire (November) in the year 1799. In this colorful caricature, Gillray portrays Napoleon as he closes the curtain on Liberty and Equality - two ideals that were central to the French Revolution. The scene is set at St Cloud near Paris, where the coup unfolded. Through his sharp wit and clever imagery, Gillray criticizes Napoleon's consolidation of power and mocks his ambition for personal gain. The British artist's work reflects not only political satire but also highlights tensions between France and Great Britain during this period. With meticulous detail and vibrant colors, Gillray captures the essence of European politics while providing a scathing commentary on French culture and society. This print from Fine Art Finder showcases Gillray's mastery as an engraver and artist. It serves as a testament to his ability to capture historical events with both accuracy and creativity. As viewers engage with this piece today, they are transported back to a time when political intrigue shaped nations' destinies – reminding us that art has always been intertwined with history.
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